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Bins From 6 To 20m3. Walk In/Bulk Bins. Geelong & Surrounding Areas
- A locally owned business
- Heavy waste
- Many successful years of experience
- Quality and safe bin hire business
- We offer a professional, prompt and safe service
- General Info
Get the right bin size for your rubbish 6m3, 9m3, 12m3, 15m3, 20m3. Prompt service at affordable rates.
Big Red Bin Hire can provide you with the right skip for the job you need to tackle. We stock a range of sizes that are all walk in bins making it easier for you to get rid of waste. We offer a professional, prompt and safe service where we can provide you with any information or advice you need on your waste disposal.
Big Red Bin Hire has a range of walk in bins for either smaller or larger waste disposal jobs. Our waste bin sizes are 6 cubic metres, 9 cubic metres, 12 cubic metres, 15 cubic metres and 20 cubic metres. All bins for hire are walk in bins and can be delivered promptly to your home or business and picked up when arranged.
Big Red Bin Hire has the right bin to suit the job you are tackling, ranging from small to large.
We offer prompt delivery and can have the waste bin delivered within 24 hours. We can then negotiate the pickup time on delivery.
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- Payment method
- mastercard, debit, visa, cash
- ABN
- 71 273 603 143
- Ownership
- Locally Owned
- Service Notes
- Open Monday to Friday
- Free Estimates
- Yes
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- Licenses
- Legal ID: Quality and safe bin hire business
- Commercial
- Yes
FAQs
How do I get rid of dangerous or hazardous items?
Contact your local council, it will have information on where and how you can dispose of these goods.
What size skip do I need?
If you have six trailer loads of rubbish, then a six cubic metre bin is right for you and so on. Big Red Bin Hire has a range of bin hire sizes to suit your needs.
What can I put in a bin?
Most things can go into a bin. This includes: General Waste - boxes, timber, plaster, carpets Heavy Waste - from construction and renovations such as bricks, concrete, tiles, soil Clean Fill - dirt, soil and sand Clean bricks, concrete and roof tiles Green Waste - grass clippings, shrubs and tree.
What's the best way to load a skip?
Never overload a skip as they cannot be transported because of health and safety regulations. Lay everything as flat as possible so you can put as much in as you can.
What can't I put in a bin?
Strictly no asbestos, food waste, hazardous waste, liquid waste (paint, oils or chemicals). No gas bottles or car tyres.
Can I put a mixed load in the bin?
Yes but some items incur an extra charge, for example a mattress or a car tyre will cost extra. Place car batteries, metal or steel on top.