Skip Bin Hire – The Most Popular Size
All over Geelong there are weather board properties ripe for renovation and often we deliver our most popular sized skip the 8 cubic metre. Most of these renovations require the inside of the house to be gutted and almost started from scratch. That means plaster board, old insulation, kitchen and bathroom tiles and even old electrical cable that needs carting away.
It turns out that weather board houses are much cheaper to renovate than brick houses and have been popular in Australia since the 1850s. They also don’t tend to crack like brick houses and can withstand ground movement and soil shrinkage better. Weatherboard houses don’t absorb the heat as much as brick houses but do heat up faster. Then you have wood rot (especially in window areas) and termites to worry about.
We see all the issues when picking up skip bins full of building rumble and talking to home owners and renovators.
Weatherboard houses do have an old world charm though and are still really popular.
Belmont Skip Bin Hire For Packaging
In Belmont this month we picked up a skip bin full of packaging. The new home owner bought a load of new furniture and appliances for their recently purchased home and it would have taken months to through out with the council garbage collections. They hired an 8 cubic metre skip bin and filled it with cardboard, wrapping, polystyrene and other plastic binding.
If you are renovating talk to Paul about removing the rubbish from your work that will accumulate over time. Often you may need to hire a bin twice over the course of your renovation and these could alter in size depending on which part of the property you are renovating. Our bin sizes range from 6 cubic metres to 20 cubic metres but we have to be concerned with weight restrictions as well. Concrete and carpet are really weighty and may cost you more to move. The most important thing to do is talk to Paul first so you don’t get any nasty surprises by getting charged more than you budgeted for. Extra weight will also mean more in council tip fees.