One of the best thing about Australia is its natural beauty. Waste disposed off unscientifically can spell doom to this characteristic of our country. Knowing your waste and how to dispose of it properly can do a lot of good. For instance, did you know that the top rubbish contribution comes from beverage containers at 25% followed by cigarette butts and related sources at 22% according to the Rubbish Report by Cleanup Australia. Simple steps like looking at recycling closely and proper waste disposal can get us on the right track.

If you are doing renovations or building work at your property you will likely have a lot of rubbish to dispose of. Once you have established what can and can’t be recycled you can establish what size skip you will need for the leftover non-recyclable material.

Choosing the Right Sized Skip Bins

Skip bins come in a variety of sizes. If you are disposing of construction waste, you obviously would need larger skips. However, your household waste may demand a much smaller one, even a mini skip. The first step is to know your options. Skip bins for domestic use can range from 2 cubic meters to 12 cubic meters while commercial ones can range from 6 cubic meters to 30 cubic meters.

The Economy of Skip Bin Hire

Skip bin hire is very cost effective as you do not have to purchase them. Moreover, you get the liberty of choosing a skip size that suits your current waste disposal needs. You can choose a different size with each skip hire. Most companies that deal with skip hire, also bring you rubbish removal services. Getting into long-term contracts can save you a great deal here.

Gauge the Waste before Skip Hire

Calculate the rough amount of waste produced by you and hire skips accordingly.