Our Get Rid vs Skip Hire service is the perfect skip hire alternative as all labour and waste transfer costs are included.
Choosing Between Rubbish Removal and Skip Hire
When clearing waste from your home or business, many people consider hiring a skip. However, in many situations, a professional rubbish removal service can be a more convenient and cost-effective option.
Below, we explain the key differences between rubbish removal and skip hire to help you decide which option is best for your needs.
Rubbish Removal vs Skip Hire
| Rubbish Removal | Skip Hire |
|---|---|
| Labour included | You load the skip |
| Volume-based pricing | Fixed skip size pricing |
| No permits required | Permit often required |
| Waste removed the same day | Skip remains on site |
| Higher recycling rates | Limited recycling |
When Rubbish Removal Is the Better Choice
Rubbish removal is often the better option when you want waste cleared quickly, without the effort of loading a skip or organising permits.
It’s particularly suitable for:
- Garage and shed clearances
- Garden clearances
- House and flat clearances
- One-off bulky waste removal
Responsible Waste Disposal
Professional rubbish removal services prioritise responsible waste handling, with items sorted for reuse, recycling or disposal in line with environmental regulations.
This helps reduce landfill waste and ensures materials are processed correctly.
Advantages of Using Get Rid
WE DO ALL THE WORK NEEDED
Our rates include include trained, uniformed staff who handle all lifting and removal for you..
Only pay for what we take away.
No hidden costs and a faster service.
All our vans and trailers have more than 10 cubic yards capacity.
We recycle and re-use as much waste as possible improving your carbon footprint and helping the planet!
Limitations of Skip Hire
SKIP HIRE REQUIRES MANUAL LOADING
This means you are responsible for all lifting and loading, which can be time-consuming and physically demanding.
Regardless of how much or little you put in the skip you still have to pay the full amount.
Skip permits cost money and take time to arrange.
The street limit for skips is 6 cubic yards.
Very little waste in skips is typically recycled.