On Road skip deliveries

Any road side bins require council permits which is the hirer’s responsibility, please find the links below to apply for relevant permit:

Wellington permit
https://wellington.govt.nz/rubbish-recycling-and-waste/bins-bags-crates-and-skips/skip-bins

Porirua permit
https://poriruacity.govt.nz/services/rubbish-and-recycling/skip-bins-and-containers/

Upper Hutt permit
https://www.upperhutt.govt.nz/Services/Roads-and-parking/container-guidelines

Lower Hutt
https://www.huttcity.govt.nz/services/roads-and-parking/roads/skips-and-container-bins

Minimum driveway access required

2200mm

Bin minimum hire

1 – 6 Days (Longer term available by prior arrangement for additional charges.

Pricing

Prices identified in this website is based on general information e.g. location, access, and other determining factors.

Payments

• Bank Deposits
• Credit or Direct
• Debit
• Cash
• EFT’s

Please note: Unless by prior arrangement: No payment no bin.

Additional charges

Any additional charges for excess tip fees will be invoiced to you by the supplier directly.

Acceptance of delivery

Accepting of skips, containers or materials is the responsibility of the hirer (client). If no one is there to except the delivery, detailed instructions must be provided prior. Standby time or any delays affecting delivery will occur extra cost.

Site access

Client to ensure delivery access and drop off location is clear and free of obstructions.

Skip loading levels

Skip bins should not be filled any higher than the top of its sides and should be filled in such a manner as to prevent falling objects or spillage of material from the skip bin either while stationary or in transit.  (Suppliers face prosecution for unsafe or overweight loads).

Bin types

• General waste
• Green waste
• Hardfill/Cleanfill
• Recycling
• Scrap Metal

Identifying Cleanfill / Hardfill

In the context of waste management and construction in New Zealand, “cleanfill” and “hardfill” refer to different types of materials and their uses:

• Cleanfill

– Definition: Cleanfill consists of inert, uncontaminated material that does not contain any recyclable materials, hazardous substances, or organic matter. Typically, cleanfill includes soil, clay, gravel, and crushed concrete that is free from any contaminants.

– Purpose: Cleanfill is primarily used for land reclamation, filling in low-lying areas, and as a base material in construction projects. It is often used to raise the level of ground to build on or to provide a stable foundation for structures.

– Environmental Considerations: Because cleanfill is free from contaminants, it can be safely disposed of in designated cleanfill sites without harming the environment.

• Hardfill

– Definition: Hardfill is a type of fill material that is made up of hard, durable materials, which may include concrete, bricks, asphalt, and other construction debris, as well as some other inert materials. Unlike cleanfill, hardfill can sometimes contain small amounts of other materials as long as they are non-hazardous.

– Purpose: Hardfill is often used for filling potholes, creating bases for roads, and other construction activities where strength and stability are required. It provides a solid foundation for building works and helps improve drainage.

– Environmental Considerations: While hardfill should be non-hazardous, it may not be accepted in cleanfill sites depending on local regulations. It’s important to ensure that it is disposed of properly, typically at hardfill disposal sites.

Weight limits on bins

Find weight limitations in the service sections for each individual skip size

Can the client move any skip, container or material?

NO!! Once placed it must not be moved unless arranged with the supplier. This is due to logistical, property damage and safety reasons. Any damage to property being moved will be the responsibility of the hirer. Feel free to call us.

Can I get a skip delivered on Sunday?

YES!! You can order a skip bin for Sunday delivery with prior arrangement.

Industries serviced

Residential, commercial, building, construction, demolition and industrial.

Hazardous waste

No hazardous waste to be put in skips. To be arranged with the supplier if required.

Hazardous waste includes the following: Asbestos, contaminated soil, animal carcases, hazardous chemicals, mixed engine oil, petrol, diesel, coolant. If this is to be found in a load all penalties and fees will be paid by the hirer.

No tires, fridges, polystyrene and electronic waste e.g. TV’S and computer screens to be placed in bins without prior notification. Extra costs for these items apply.