Skip Hire in St Day

Skip Hire Services in St Day

If you've ever found yourself meandering through St Day, you know it's a town where charm meets a healthy dose of Cornish quirk. Here at GoSkip, we’re all about keeping that charm intact while helping you declutter your life. Our skip hire service in St Day offers a delightful range of skips that cater to anything from a backyard spruce-up to a full-scale renovation. And when we say "delightful range," we mean everything from mini skips that are practically pocket-sized to maxi skips that could swallow a small car (not that you’d want to, of course). Plus, our pricing is so competitive, even your cousin from Truro would be impressed. Curious about our skip sizes? Check them out here. Because, let's face it, size matters!

What can you put in our skips?

Here’s the lowdown on what can and cannot be tossed into one of our skips. Think of it like packing for a holiday—only without the sunscreen and floppy hats. Sure, you can chuck in household items, garden waste, and those pesky construction materials. But sadly, not everything can join the skip party. Mattresses? That's a no. Asbestos? Definitely not. Plasterboard and large electricals? Also a negative. And while sofas sometimes make the cut, it's usually more hassle than it's worth due to their size. For the full scoop, take a peek at our handy guide right here.

Skip Permits in St Day

Planning on showcasing your skip on private land? You're in luck—no permit needed! But if it’s destined for public land, you’ll need a skip permit in St Day. It’s a bit like getting your skip a passport, and while it might take a few days and a small fee, GoSkip handles all the nitty-gritty paperwork with the local council for you. If you're on a street with controlled parking, you might also need a parking suspension. While we're happy to advise, sorting that bit is up to you and your council pals. For all the juicy details, check out our ultimate guide to skip permits.

What happens to your waste?

So, what does happen to your waste after it leaves St Day? Well, it doesn’t just vanish into the Cornish mist. Most of it gets sorted and recycled, giving it a new lease on life. Who knows, that old chair could come back as part of a playground or maybe even a funky art installation. If you’re curious about the journey from your skip to its next incarnation, we’ve got all the details right here. Who knew waste could be so exciting?