Container for mixed construction waste / mixed construction site waste

Dispose of mixed construction waste / mixed construction site waste correctly and safely

Mixed construction waste is usually generated during demolition, remodeling and renovation work. Often this type of waste is equated with rubble, which is formally wrong. Although a small part of building rubble can also be disposed of in a container for mixed construction waste, the proportion must not exceed 5% of the total volume. If you need a pure rubble container, we also offer it for rent. Please also make sure that you do not dispose of any special waste such as roofing felt, polystyrene or mineral wool in the container for mixed construction waste. We also offer special waste containers for this. We have put together an overview of what can be mixed in the construction waste container below.

What is allowed in the container for mixed construction waste / mixed construction site waste and what not?

Can:

·         Remnants of wallpaper

·         Cables and pipes

·         Remains of wood, wood chips, sawdust

·         Plasterboard and plasterboard

·         Gas concrete

·         Metals such as supportsPlastic waste / foils

·         Flooring

·         packaging

Cannot:

·         Hazardous waste

·         Insulating wool

·         HBCD or EPS containing waste (polystyrene etc.)

·         asbestos

·         Impregnated wood

·         Varnishes, paints, glues, spray cans

·         Tar and bitumen waste

·         Electronic waste

·         car tire

How-To: Rent containers for mixed construction waste / mixed construction waste

We would be happy to provide you with a container for your mixed construction / mixed construction waste, simply contact us by phone or using our contact form . Or write us an e-mail about your request, we will get back to you as soon as possible. If we have received the written order for delivery of a container for mixed construction waste / mixed construction site waste, we take care of logistics and organization.

What size should the container for your mixed building / construction site waste have?

Since our company is a professional supplier of containers, we naturally also offer them in different sizes. Often our customers cannot estimate what size they need. We therefore recommend choosing a larger variant, as this is certainly the cheaper option for you in the overall calculation. It is better to rent a large container and not fill it completely with your mixed construction / construction site waste than you will later find that one is not enough and a second has to be reordered.

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Fill the container for mixed construction waste / mixed construction site waste correctly

There are a few things to consider when filling the container. On the one hand, please make sure that only the materials for which it was intended come into the container (here: mixed construction waste). If we discover when emptying the container that there are other types of waste in the container, we are obliged to sort it out manually. We will document this accordingly and charge you. On the other hand, you should pay attention to the correct way in which you fill the container. It may only be filled up to the upper edge, so that the container can be transported safely. Our drivers are advised not to remove overfilled containers.

Determine the ideal parking space for your container for mixed construction waste / mixed construction site waste

The correct parking space for your container for waste from mixed construction waste / mixed construction site waste should meet the following criteria: Make sure that the travel routes are well-paved and adequately dimensioned, as well as a resilient area for setting up the container. Damage to the installation area can quickly occur due to the high weight. Therefore, it should be adequately secured beforehand. Underplaying wooden planks or formwork panels is a proven method. Our experienced and experienced drivers also need some space to maneuver and lay out the container.

If you plan to park the container in a public area, be sure to get a parking permit beforehand and, if necessary, a no-hold zone. You can find more detailed information on the topics of parking space, parking space permit and no-stopping zone on our page Skip Hire Company in Dagenham. Of course, we will also be happy to help you by phone to choose the right parking space.