A skip for an Ashton property project
For builders and trades, the useful starting point is a clear description of the job. Tell us the site address, what will go in the skip and the point in the work when it is needed. Agree where the vehicle can enter and where materials and tools will be stored around the skip.
OL6 and OL7 are the listed Ashton-under-Lyne booking districts. Enter the actual full postcode, particularly for a site with several entrances or buildings. If someone else will meet the delivery, make sure they know the agreed skip position and any access instructions.
More than one person loading?
Share the waste restrictions with everyone on site. A skip booked for one material should not become a convenient place for unrelated items. Keep hazardous waste out, declare mattresses and check heavy construction material before booking. Accurate information helps the collection match the planned job.
Think ahead to an exchange
If the work is likely to produce more than one load, contact Chris to discuss a replacement skip. Exchanges depend on arrangements and availability, so do not assume a second skip will appear as soon as the first is full. Keep the current load level and leave access clear.
