Wheelie Bin Hire with Scheduled Collections

To quote accurately and match you with the right supplier, your enquiry captures:

• Bin size – 240, 360, 660 or 1,100 litres, or tell us your volume and we will suggest a size
• Waste type – general waste, mixed recycling, glass, food, cardboard or another stream
• Number of containers – for each waste type
• Collection frequency – how often each bin needs emptying
• Site access – where the bins will be kept, any steps, gates, codes or restricted hours, and where the collection vehicle can stop

A skip suits a burst of waste over days or weeks, such as a refit. Wheelie bins suit waste that is produced steadily and indefinitely. They fit in bin stores and yards, can be wheeled to the kerb for emptying, need no road permit, and make separating recycling straightforward. For a short project at a business, a commercial skip alongside your regular bins is common. On construction sites, bins can handle welfare and canteen waste while builders skips take the building waste.

Start from how much waste you produce each week. A small office may manage with a 360 litre general waste bin and a 240 litre recycling bin; a busy restaurant may need several 1,100 litre bins and a separate food waste bin collected more than once a week. If bins overflow, waste left beside them can attract pests and may breach your duty of care, so it is better to step up size or frequency.

Workplace recycling rules in England, Wales and Scotland expect most businesses to separate key recyclables and, in many cases, food waste. Hiring separate bins for each stream is the simplest way to comply. See commercial waste collection for an overview of the rules in each nation.