Construction Waste

Skip Bins for Construction & Commercial waste Disposal

Looking for a dependable waste management solution for your construction or commercial project? Ontime Skips offers top-quality skip bin hire in East Melbourne and surrounding suburbs, ensuring that your site stays clean and organized from start to finish.
Whether you’re managing a large-scale renovation, a major construction project, or ongoing commercial waste, our specialized skip bin solutions are crafted to keep your site clean, efficient, and compliant. With our tailored services, Ontime Skips helps you stay on track and maintain a clutter-free workspace, no matter the size or scope of your project.

Waste Guide : What You Can and Cannot Load in Construction & Commercial Skip Bins

Unsure about what waste materials are allowed in our construction and commercial skip bins? Our waste guide details the types of materials that can be safely loaded, as well as those that must be excluded. Whether it’s construction debris, a landscaping project or commercial waste, ensure compliance and safe disposal by following our guidelines.

Construction Waste
Commercial Waste
Filling a Skip Bin
Prohibited Material

What you can dispose

Concrete
Bricks
Tiles
Timber
Plastic
Furniture
Cardboard
Soil

What you can’t dispose

Paint
Asbestos
Gas Bottles
Tree Stumps
Synthetic Grass
Food Waste
Liquids

What you can dispose

Concrete
Bricks
Tiles
Timber
Plastic
Furniture
Cardboard
Soil

What you can’t dispose

Paint
Asbestos
Gas Bottles
Tree Stumps
Synthetic Grass
Food Waste
Liquids

How to correctly load a Skip Bin

For safety and legal compliance, it’s crucial to fill skip bins only up to the rim—never above the sides. Transporting an overfilled bin is illegal and can result in heavy fines and demerit points. If a bin is filled above the water line, it poses a significant safety risk during transport. Should we arrive to collect an overloaded bin, we may need to remove excess items to ensure safe transportation. Please be aware that overload charges will apply in these situations.

Start with flat items: Place all flat items, such as sheets of metal, wood, or plasterboard, at the bottom of the bin.
Break down bulky items: For large or bulky items, cut or break them down to maximize space and ensure a safer load.
Top with light items: Place lighter items like cardboard, white goods, and clothing at the top of the bin to avoid compaction and make the load more stable.