Do I need a permit for my skip bin?
If you’re placing your skip bin on your own property, you don’t need a permit. If your skip bin is placed outside your property boundary on public land you will need a permit. Public land includes footpath, nature strip & road.
The method of obtaining these permits & the associated costs varies from council to council, so we recommend that you check with your local council. However, here is a basic rundown of permit requirements for some of the major cities in Australia.
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What Kind of Skip Bin is Right for You?
In Australia, we produce around 50 million tonnes of waste every year, which equates to a lot of rubbish! Luckily, we only have to organise our own waste, which is usually as easy as filling up the trusty wheelie bin once a week.
For those other times when we have more waste than we know what to do with, disposing of it can be as easy as ordering a skip bin to take it all away. Once we’ve taken stock of our waste, the next step is to work out which bin is the right one for the job.
