skip bin hire in St Albans
We offer Short & long term bin hire in St Albans, with bin sizes from 2.5m to 35m. For all your rubbish clean-up, home renovation and construction needs, call us today for a quote.
With over 30 years experience in handling the disposal of domestic, commercial, industrial and building waste in Brimbank and surrounding suburbs.
We are flexible, reliable and trusted by over 120,000 customer over our years of operation.
Will I need a permit to hire skip bin in St Albans
As St Albans is part of the City of Brimbank, you will require this permit if you intend to place skip bin outside your property on council property such as a carriageway or nature strip.
Having said that, you don't need to worry, we’ll take care of all the permit application when required and add it to the cost of the bin hire. We'll also renew the council permit if you need the bin hire period extended.
Why should you rent a skip from us in St Albans?
We have a large range of bin sizes and trucks to best meet your requirements.
There are no hidden costs, so the price we quote using the information you provide is what you pay. Transparency in our pricing ensure our customers return to us for the next skip they need hired in St Albans. We take the waste we collect from your site to our transfer station in Brooklyn where it gets sorted and as much as possible is recycled.
Be wary of skip bin providers in St Albans offering very cheap quotes for skip hire
Some City of Brimbank suburbs such as St Albans are increasingly becoming illegal dumping grounds for shady skip hire operators.
In fact, the waste industry in Melbourne is rife with cowboy operators attracted by easy money and lax enforcement of regulations. The EPA says council areas such as the City of Brimbank are favoured "hotspots" for the illegal dumping of construction and demolition waste. Despite the EPA now warning the public to beware of companies that offer suspiciously cheap skip hire prices in St Albans, many unscrupulous operators are still renting skip bins to unsuspecting customers in City of Brimbank.
By the way... did you Know?
St Albans was established in the 1880s and was originally called "Keilor East". However, in 1909, the local post office was renamed "St Albans" to avoid confusion with another post office in the area. The name stuck, and today the suburb is known as St Albans.