Rubbish Clearance-Skip alternative?

cyclonebri1

Just to add, if you have the contacts, (and I'm lucky that I know several), then most farmers have a boggy spot on there land at sometime that needs filling, or a "roadway" that's sunk. The one I know charges £50 for as much as you can load on his trailer provided it is actual organic stuff and not plastic kids toys and buckets etc.

becks92

got a load of clay like soil to get rid of and am wondering what alternatives there are to hippo bags and skips? would anyone buy it or take for free?

I_have_spoken

Yes, offer cash and you'll get 20% off any skip hire.

Alias_Omega

If you pay cheap, it will just be dumped somewhere..

keystone

becks92 wrote: »

got a load of clay like soil ................................ would anyone buy it or take for free?

Optimism triumphs over reality once again.:rotfl::rotfl:

Umm - 99.9999999999999999999999% its a no!

Cheers

Rawl06

PoisonIvy wrote: »

I've used AnyJunk a few times. They've been very good. They cleared a load of building rubble from our kitchen reno in about 10 mins and swept up after. Another time I used them to clear a load of wood and old tile fireplace (very heavy!). They cleared it from inside my flat in about 20 minutes. They also recycle what they can.

In London it's about £150 for 5 cubic yards, but probably cheaper outside of London.

I'd use them again.

Any Junk own Skipandbin.com which compares all the skip hire companies. thats the best way to get the cheapest price

Harry61611

yeah i've used any junk and skipandbin and its definitely the cheapest option

sunnyyear

You can also use your local recycle centre which is Free