Asbestos skip:
This asbestos bag fits perfectly in a 6-7 yard skip, making large-scale asbestos
removal a breeze. Asbestos bag with a 7m3 capacity for garbage container.
Drop-end skip:
A drop-end skip is a regular skip with one end that drops to create a ramp.
When loading up with a wheelbarrow, this sort of skip is ideal. These are
currently available in four yards, six yards, and eight yard sizes.
Garden waste skip:
Garden waste skips are perfect for anything from grass, leaves, and twigs
to weeds, soil, turf, and lawn garbage.
Rubble skip:
It is an 8-yard skip, also known as builders' skip. It is used to collect
construction waste like rubbles, cement and stone.
Commercial skip:
Large commercial skips will be essential for your venture if you're
renovating your firm or embarking on a large-scale construction project.
Construction projects, demolitions, premises refits/renovations, business
garbage, and moving premises are just a few of the circumstances where
a commercial skip will come in helpful.
Domestic skip
They are smaller skips that can clear out your home for a variety of reasons,
including moving, loft conversion, and decluttering.
It can also be used for any DIY tasks that require the disposal
of materials such as concrete, plastic, or wood, as well as any yard debris.
Roll on/Roll off skips:
consider a roll-on/off skip for truly enormous jobs like site clearances
or projects that generate a lot of industrial waste.
These skips have a huge capacity and can be rolled directly onto a lorry once full,
allowing you to dispose of your rubbish without having to make several trips.
Mini skip:
When you only have a limited amount of waste, mini skips come in handy.
It's also ideal for working in constrained or compact spaces.
They are a reasonably priced waste disposal option. Mini skips are also recyclable,
making them environmentally friendly and sustainable.