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Skips – your questions answered

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…

Luke Haskell
11/03/2024
Materials Recovery Facility, Recycling, Skip hire, Waste, Waste Management
Meet Michael Longyear, transport coordinator

Michael joined TJ Waste in September and is enjoying learning the ropes and getting to know the team. Outside of work he’s a keen gym-goer and also plays rugby for Havant RFC – his team is the highest ranked in the area! 

Luke Haskell
04/01/2024
Company, Staff, Transport, Waste
What waste cannot be tipped or skipped as standard?

Non-conforming waste streams are materials or substances that do not meet the standard criteria for disposal or recycling. So exactly what materials cannot be tipped or skipped with us?

Luke Haskell
26/12/2023
Company, Hazardous waste, Materials Recovery Facility, Recycling, Waste
What can you put in a skip?

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…

Luke Haskell
30/11/2023
Commercial Waste Management, DIY Project, Garden, Recycling, Skip hire
Disposing of plasterboard safely

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.

Luke Haskell
16/11/2023
Recycling, Skip hire, Waste
Our guide to recycling difficult to recycle materials…

We’re dedicated to diverting as much waste as possible from landfill and to do that we are continuously seeking new recycling routes for a range of tricky materials to ensure that everything that can be, is being reused.

Luke Haskell
02/11/2023
Materials Recovery Facility, Recycling, Waste

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