Skip bin hire and
waste removal Waikato

The following waste categories can be placed in the appropriate bins:

✅ General Waste Bin:

• Rubbish bags
• Construction waste
• Demolition waste
• Plastic
• Furniture/appliances
• Old mattress
• Cardboard
• Timber
• Plasterboard
• Electronic waste (e-waste)
• Whiteware appliances

✅ Hardfill Waste Bin :

• Bricks
• Tiles
• Soil/Dirt
• Concrete
• Rocks
• Stone
• Timber

✅ Garden Waste Bin:

• Lawn clippings
• Garden waste
• Branches
• Mulch
• Weeds

Please ensure a proper skip bin is chosen for each category of waste.

For more information about what does into the bin 

For more information about what does not go into the bin .

The following materials are not allowed in the skip bins: In ta nutshell its these materials:

❌ Hazardous materials (e.g., asbestos, chemicals, paints)

❌ Liquids (including oils and fuels)

❌ Food waste and organic matter

❌ Chemicals

❌ Paints

Involve an extra fee :
⚠️Asbestos:  proper handling and disposal of asbestos require specialized services and may involve an extra fee.

⚠️Batteries:  batteries should not be placed in the skip bins and may require separate disposal arrangements due to their potential environmental impact.

⚠️Tyres: disposing of tyres in skip bins may incur an additional cost. It is recommended to check with waste management services for proper disposal options.

What are prohibited items?
These items are banned due to environmental concerns, safety risks, and legal regulations

What can I do with prohibited items?
Contact your local waste management facility or specialized disposal services for proper handling of these materials

Can I mix different types of waste in a skip bin?
No, it’s important to separate waste types. Mixing can lead to contamination and rejection of the entire bin contents

What happens if prohibited items are found in my skip bin?
The bin may be rejected, resulting in additional fees and potential legal consequences

Are there alternatives for disposing of prohibited items?
Yes, many councils offer special collection services or drop-off points for items like electronics, chemicals, and green waste

For a more detailed list check out this – skip bin no-nos guide

This all depends on the type of rubbish you are going to put in the skip bin. SO as you are deciding on the type of skip bin you need, focus on the types of waste you’ll be disposing of. Skip bins in New Zealand cater to various waste categories, each with specific requirements:

1. General Waste: Suitable for everyday items like household rubbish, furniture, and non-hazardous materials.
2. Green Waste: Ideal for garden waste, including grass, leaves, branches, and small tree trimmings.
3. Hard Fill: Used for heavy materials like bricks, concrete, tiles, and stones. Perfect for construction or demolition debris.
4. Clean Fill: Strictly for uncontaminated materials such as soil, clay, and gravel.
5. Mixed Waste: Allows a combination of general, green, and light construction waste, but typically excludes heavy and hazardous items.

Choosing the correct skip bin ensures efficient waste management and compliance with disposal regulations. Always confirm specific restrictions with your provider.

For a a more detailed  guides what can go into the bin   check out this – what size skip do i need guide  also check out this guide what can you put into a skip bin?

Your presence isn’t required, but please ensure the delivery area is accessible and free of any obstacles. Additionally, please make sure that the skip bin or skip bag are not overfilled.