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  • Where do you deliver to?
    We cover all of the Chester area and Wirral area including Birkenhead and Wallasey. We also cover part of the Wrexham and Flintshire area. If you are unsure if you are in our delivery radius please give us a call or send us a message on the contact us page. Alternatively simply fill in the book a skip form and we'll contact you to confirm.
  • Where can I place a skip?
    If a skip is to be placed on your driveway, we recommend that any manholes are covered prior to delivery. We would remind you that a fully loaded vehicle can weigh upto 18tonne and whilst every care will be taken by our driver, we cannot be responsible for damage if instructed to place a skip on your drive. Special care should be taken with block paving drives. If you have any concerns please ring us for advice. It may be that the skips would be better being sited on the road or a grass verge.
  • Do I need a skip permit?
    Any skip placed on a public highway requires a permit from the council. CWSH will arrange a skip permit for you, along with lighting on the skip to comply with regulations, though you will need to meet the cost of doing so. Each council sets their own rate so please ring for current prices. Please be aware that a permit will only last for 2 weeks in Wirral and 1 month in Cheshire West & Chester.
  • How much access does the skip wagon need?
    The skip wagon (the vehicle that delivers the skip) needs at least an 8 and a half feet wide gap to unload the skip. Also, consider if there are any cables or low hanging trees over the area which could restrict access.
  • What size skip should I get?
    Skips must not be overloaded. The contents in the skip must not exceed the fill level. This isn’t our own rule to get you to hire a bigger skip – it’s the law! The reason for this is that although we net every skip before moving it. If the skip is overloaded Items could still dislodge and cause injury to pedestrians or motorists. It may also be too heavy for the wagon to legally lift.
  • What can I put in a skip?
    A fire must never be started in a skip. Any items contaminated with plasterboard can not easily be recycled, with this in mind please let us know if you have plasterboard to go in the skip and we will send you a bag out with the skip to stop contamination and aid us with our recycling goals Environmental legislation forbids the following in skips: tyres, asbestos, aerosols, gas canisters, full paint cans, fridges or freezers. Any items from this list may incur additional fees (payable by you) for us to safely dispose of, or, may be returned to you with a handling fee
  • How do I pay for the skip?
    Payment including VAT is payable upon booking or at time of delivery, this can be in the form of cash, bacs transfer or card (we will take card details over the phone at time of booking, we follow all GDPR requirements and your card details will never be stored by us).
  • When can you deliver the skip?
    Our delivery times are Monday to Friday 7.30am to 4.30pm and Saturdays 7.30am to midday. We can arrange specific drop off and collection times so please let us know if you require this. We can usually offer a same day service, but would ask you give us 24 hours notice to ensure your requirements can be met in cases of needing specific times for your deliveries.
  • How long can I hire a skip for?
    Mini and Midi skips – 7 days (after which hire charges apply) Builder skips – 14 days (after which hire charges apply) Roll on roll off – By prior arrangement (please contact us to discuss your requirements) Please bear in mind that if you are placing a skip on a public highway, you will need a permit which lasts up to two weeks. If this will cause a problem for you, please contact us for advice
  • How do I get my skip collected?
    Although we do have hire terms in place (7-14 day hire periods) we do always try to leave the skip with you until you let us know you are finished with it. Once you have contacted us to let us know your skip is ready we aim to collect it within 2-3 working days, depending on availability. If you need a skip gone by a certain date please let us know with as much notice as possible, ideally at time of booking. Unless pre-booked we are unable to guarantee next day collection as we only have so many delivery and collection slots available per day.
  • What happens if I need the skip longer than the agreed rental period?
    Although we do have hire terms in place (7-14 day hire periods) we do always try to leave the skip with you until you let us know you are finished with it. If you have gone over your rental period we will always attempt to contact you to discuss collection or agree on an extended rental payment. Depending on rental demand and stock levels we may not always be able to agree to extended rental so please bear this in mind when planning your job and thinking about the size skip you need to fill. If you need to extend the rental for any reason, please call us to discuss this with as much notice as possible so we can try and help you. If we are unable to agree to an extension due to stock levels please work with us to get the skip taken away so we can recycle your waste and help the next customer.
  • What happens to my waste once the skip is taken away?
    We aim to recycle up to 95% of the contents of a skip. The waste is brought to our own recycling centre where it is meticulously sorted to extract all recyclable materials. We send only the minimum amount of waste to landfill.
  • How do I know my waste won't be fly tipped?
    Cheshire Waste Skip Hire operates a full Waste Transfer Station at Backford and we hold a current Waste Carriers Licence. Both licences are strictly monitored and controlled by the Environment Agency.
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