10 tips to get ready for spring
The weather is already getting nicer, the first flowers are coming up and people are getting outside more. We love springtime. It's a perfect time to prepare the garden and your home for...
Debris disposal in a few clicks
If you are doing home renovation or remodeling, you know how quickly debris accumulates. Removing this debris can be a challenge, especially if you don't have a place to store it. Fortunately...
Clearing out house after death? 4 tips
Clearing a home is often a tedious job. Especially if you have lost a loved one. The house must be vacated, but what do you do with all those things? Fortunately, there are some tips...
Skips and fireworks: here's what to watch out for
It's almost New Year's Eve and of course that means fireworks. If you want to rent or have already rented a dumpster now, it's important to consider this. A wheelie bin can...
What if rain or snow falls in your skip?
There are many chores you prefer to do in the spring, but chores also continue during the rainy fall and cold winter months. Think about getting your garden ready for winter, insulating your house, and so on.
De-cluttering how do you do it?
De-cluttering is becoming increasingly popular. And that's not surprising. When you start cleaning out your home, you often find that you have a lot of stuff that you never use. Superfluous stuff quickly creates...
5 tips for a clean dumpster
If you rent a dumpster for commercial waste, you would prefer to spend as little time on it as possible. Still, it is wise to keep the container clean. Especially on hot days, waste can go...
Cycling on mattresses and sleeping on artificial turf
An old and bad mattress is no longer worth anything to your back, but it can be used as raw materials for other products. For example, did you know that next year you might be cycling on your old mattress or your...
6 tips to avoid extra costs
When you rent a skip for a particular job, you pay a fee for the rental of the skip, pickup, delivery and for handling the waste. This is a flat fee, but...
Here's how to put a skip on your own property without damage
Placing a skip on your own property is always a risk. Usually it goes well and nothing happens, but what if damage occurs? A skip on your own property is at your own risk,...