Blog: Skip hire

With more and more companies striving to achieve carbon-neutral status, it’s your responsibility to recycle as much as you can. Check out our top tips for making your business more eco friendly…

Trust TJ to take care of your hazardous waste; we’re experts in this area and can facilitate the transfer of these materials to a safe and appropriate facility for dismantling, reuse and disposal.

Although you may not believe it, there are methods for filling a skip that will enable you to fit more in, giving you even better value for money. We’ve put together a step-by-step guide to how to best load your skip to maximise space!

Tori joined the TJ Waste customer services team in April and has slotted in seamlessly. Outside of work she enjoys shopping, gardening, fishing and exploring with her dog Milo!

Skip and grab hire are both great options for your domestic or commercial projects. There are advantages to both depending on your project, so read on to discover which option would be best suited to your requirements.

Asbestos is a highly toxic and hazardous waste material that must be removed and disposed of properly by professionally licensed companies. We’re licensed to carry hazardous materials such as asbestos and can provide you with the complete service…

The days are getting longer and the evenings lighter – yes, spring is here! But is your garden ready for all the extra use it will get during the warmer months? Now’s the time to get your garden ready for summer!

Although skip hire with TJ is straightforward and simple, it’s a good idea to be prepared prior to the skip’s arrival. Check out these frequently-asked questions and answers to ensure delivery day goes as smoothly as possible…

Ever wondered what can actually go in a skip? Has the belief that many materials aren’t permitted put you off hiring a skip in the past? We have all you need to know about what’s suitable for skip disposal and a bit more info besides…

Plasterboard must be disposed of correctly to ensure there are no ill effects; if plasterboard is disposed alongside biodegradable wastes it can lead to the production of odorous and toxic hydrogen sulphide gas.