Faq

With have a wide range of skip bins we the flexibility to make last minute adjustments to service details if necessary.

Yes. We are operational seven (7) days a week and can deliver skip bins to you on Saturday or Sunday.

Yes.

NO our trucks work with a hoist system that lifts the bin up then lowers it off the back of the truck, therefore the bin cannot be placed under things such as trees, carports and garages. You need to allow clearance of approximately 5 metres in height.

Depending on what it is, we probably can. Give us a call to discuss what we can do to help. More often you can get payment for your scrap metal.

Yes, we can provide you with help to load your bin, please telephone our office for prices and availability.

Our bin sizes are 2m3, 3m3, 4m3, 6m3 and 8m3

You can pay for your bin with cash on delivery. We also accept direct deposit which needs to be paid before your bin will be removed.

We have created several ways to order making it easy for you. Call and speak with a real person, order online, book your pick up on line, or even email you requests.

Concorde Bin Hire has an extensive range of skip bins so they have the flexibility to schedule bin hire for 7 day periods.

Concorde Bin Hire guarantees a 48 hour delivery turnaround – order today and the skip can be delivered tomorrow. Same day delivery depending on how busy we are!

Depending on the total duration of extra days that the skip is hired will depend on whether an additional charge will be incurred. Phone for more details.

Skips can be filled up to the top rail, but there must not be any materials protruding over the top of the skip. Overloaded bins are dangerous and create Occupational Health and Safety concerns for employees and the general public.

We can only remove skips that are filled level to the top of the bin with no materials protruding. If the skip is overloaded, we will arrange for an additional bin to be delivered (at the customers cost) and the customer will be asked to unload the excess waste that is protruding. Overloaded bins are dangerous and create safety risks. Over loaded bins will not be collected.

A skip or skip bin is an open design bin often used at construction and renovation sites. The skips are delivered to you empty, and once filled picked up and taken to the tip or dumpsite. A skip ranges from about 2m³ to about 8m³, and are made of steel. Skips are usually placed at the front of construction sites and house verges, which makes disposing of waste easy for all.

To find out prices go to our Bin Quote section. Keep in mind that you can have our bins for longer than most companies, just ask.

Liquid, food and hazardous wastes are not permitted to be placed in bins. Hazardous wastes include asbestos, poisons, paints, oils, gas bottles and toxic wastes. If you have hazardous wastes that you need to dispose of, contact us for more information.

Unfortunately we cannot guarantee a time of arrival as the nature of our business is moment to moment and delays occasionally occur. If you do have a time constraint, please let us know and we will do what we can to accommodate you. You can also telephone us on the day of delivery or pickup and we can give you a rough idea of what time to expect the driver. Please remember that delays with traffic can and do occur. Having the bin delivered the day before you need it will alleviate problems with time constraints

You tell us.. Within reason, we can place the bin in most cases wherever is convenient for you. There are some areas we need to avoid, but generally wherever our truck can fit you can place a bin.

On the day of pickup and drop off, access is required from 7am. Can you chat to your neighbour’s on the day the bin is being delivered or picked up and ask them to leave room for our truck? If access is not possible we may need to charge you a fee to cover costs for our driver to return at another time.

We deliver the skip bin to a location of your request; the bin is generally placed on the verge, if you wish it to be delivered inside your property or elsewhere, all damage above and below ground is at your expense. All care but no liability is accepted in delivery and collection of bin from any property.

That depends on the shape and width of your driveway and what’s around it. You can request it is left in the driveway but we leave the ultimate say to our drivers as they are the experts at manoeuvring the trucks. Please note we take no liability for damage to the drive and in most cases the weight of the truck and a full bin will create some damage.

Generally no, but is not guaranteed. If you are concerned, we recommend that you provide two or three lengths of timber to place under a bin if your driveway is painted, stamped or tiled, or if you’re just concerned about possible damage. The timber should be not less than 2 metres in length. If in doubt verge is the best option.

Our trucks weigh approximately eight tonne before they are loaded. Unfortunately, driving on lawns after rain can cause some damage. However lawn will grow back.