Wait While Load Skip Hire
Our skip loaders are lorries that can transport any regular-sized skip and are appropriate for collecting both household and business waste. The advantage of a wait-while load skip is there is no need for the skip to be placed on site which mitigates the need for a permit. The maximum timeframe for wait while load services is 30 minutes, and if the job exceeds the waiting time, you may incur additional charges.
HOW IT WORKS
Wait and Load Skips do exactly what their name implies—they are an alternative to leaving a skip on your site for several days or weeks. Your selected skip size will be brought to you as it would typically be with a conventional skip hire (in some circumstances, as fast as the same day), and it will be placed as near to the waste as is practical to ensure timely load.
Unlike standard skip hire, the skip truck driver stays on the job site while you load the skip yourself.
Why Should I Hire a Wait While Load Skip
There are many reasons why wait while load skips are a practical option for your project. They are great for projects that need material loaded and removed as quickly as possible. Other benefits include:
- Ideal for busy city centre locations with limited access
- You do not need a permit to hire
- Quick 30-minute timeframe
- Our driver will wait while the skip is loaded
- This service is more eco-friendly as it reduces transport journeys
WHAT WE CAN RECYCLE
WHAT CAN GO INTO A SKIP?
WHAT CANNOT GO INTO A SKIP?
WHAT WE CAN RECYCLE
Our purpose-built, cutting-edge recycling facility allows us to sort and transport a variety of waste, such as:
- Scrap metal
- UPVC
- Timber
- Brick and rubble
- Glass
- Cardboard
- Paper
- Some Plastics
- Polythene
- Shrink-wrap
WHAT CAN GO INTO A SKIP?
One of the simplest methods to get rid of rubbish is probably using a skip. But there are limitations on what may be thrown out in a skip. Items that are acceptable for your skip include:
- Wood
- Tiles
- Furniture
- Paper
- Cardboard
- Plaster
- Garden Waste
- Clothes
WHAT CANNOT GO INTO A SKIP?
Hazardous items cannot be thrown into a skip as they can cause harm to the environment as well as individuals. Examples of items forbidden from being thrown in a skip include:
- Asbestos
- Gas Cylinders
- Explosives
- Batteries
- Oil
- Chemicals
- Paint
- Animal Waste
- Electronics Such as Televisions, Phones, and Computers
- Tyres