Renovating a bathroom yourself is an exciting but daunting project – exactly how long will it take? From planning and demolition to the final touches, each stage involves careful attention to detail. The timeline can vary based on factors like …
Starting a bathroom renovation? Wondering what to do with all the old tiles, fixtures and debris?
Hiring a skip is the best solution but choosing the right skip size for your bathroom renovation is essential for effective waste management. The …
Renovating a house is an exciting yet daunting journey that many homeowners embark on to enhance their living space, increase property value or simply refresh their home’s aesthetic.
And the question …
As a commonly used material in construction and renovation projects, plasterboard is in constant demand due to its lightweight and versatile nature. However, if mishandled and disposed of incorrectly, this material poses several risks to the environment and human health. …
Understanding how to identify and dispose of hazardous waste is essential for any responsible householder or business. By educating ourselves on proper hazardous waste disposal, we can all contribute to a healthier planet and safeguard our communities.
In this blog, …
Loading a skip properly saves time and money, maximises space and ensures the safety of anyone using it or who comes near it. Knowing how to correctly load a skip streamlines the disposal process, minimises the risk of accidents during …
Hiring a skip can be a great option for managing waste, but there are some important legal and ownership aspects to consider beforehand. One key question that often arises is who owns the contents of a skip? This blog will …
Whether you’re tackling a home renovation, garden clean-up or a larger commercial project, choosing the right method for disposing of waste is crucial. Each approach – from ‘man with a van’ services and grab lorries to self-drive tip runs and …
When hiring a skip, it can be difficult to guess how much waste your domestic or commercial project will produce. But predicting this as accurately as you can will help to determine the size of skip you should hire, as …
Having a Site Waste Management Plan (SWMP) is a proactive step toward implementing measures to reduce, reuse and recycle construction site waste in order to support more sustainable resource management.
This blog will delve into the intricacies of implementing a …
