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Here at TopSkips, we have been providing skip hire in Oxford since we were first established in 2003. We’re also business retentive; 76,000 of our 100,000 return to us time and time again for further business. Why? Well…
Oxford is a medieval city in the South East region and is home to one of the world’s most famous universities: The University of Oxford. In Oxford, approximately 30% of the waste in an average household bin is food waste. When the waste is recycled, some of it is sent to an anaerobic digestion plant. This generates 2.1mw of electricity which is, effectively, the same as powering 4,000 homes. In the area, food waste is collected weekly which was said to be often enough by residents. Here at PAL Hire, we recycle up to 90% of the waste that gets put in our skips. This reduces the amount of waste being sent to landfill sites and helps to decrease the landfill tax. Each region of the country has an allowance of how much waste they can put in landfill and in order to help the environment, this is decreasing. That’s why we’re the number one choice for skip hire.
If you want more information on national skip hire in Oxford, you can fill in our easy 1-minute online form or give us a call on 0844 686 9342 and have a chat with our expert team.
Bicester is a town in the county of Oxfordshire and has a population of 33,000 people. Early in 2016 a £70million redevelopment in the Bicester town centre was completed. This included building a 53-bedroom Travelodge hotel, offices, a library, and shop and restaurant units. When taking on a job on such a large scale, such as this regeneration project, it is important that the site is always safe for the workers. On a construction site, skips are needed for removing the debris and rubble and also for making the working conditions are acceptable. At TopSkips, we work hard to assure that your skip is delivered on time so that you always comply with your duty of care and meet the regulations and standards as set by the HSE.
This railway town is fifteen miles from Reading. It is known for the railway museum and is also home to the Didcot Railway Centre and Didcot Parkway station. In 2011, a regeneration plan was put forward costing £125million. The project was to redevelop the town centre and build a new 10-acre shopping complex next to the centre which was already standing. There was also improvements including new restaurants, cafes and a wide range of retail units in the area. Correctly disposing of waste is very important the team here at TopSkips. Even on jobs as large as this one, we recycle up to 90% of the waste, rubble and debris that gets put in our skips. We recycle this much because we want to limit the amount of waste being sent to landfill sites and help to reduce landfill taxes.
Also known as Abingdon on Thames, this market town is home to lots of tourist attractions such as Abingdon Abbey and Abingdon Castle. In 2011, regeneration plans were announced to improve the town centre, setting the town back £53million. This included plans to revamp the Abbey Shopping Centre and build a multi-storey car park. Also to update a 40-year-old retail space and improve the outdated street area. When taking on a job such a large job, like this Abingdon project, it’s important to work with a company who are reliable and know what they’re doing. That’s where TopSkips come in. Our team are highly trained and able to give you expert advice so are provided with the correct size skip. We also have the best prices on the market thanks to the industry specialists we work with.
Dorchester is Dorset’s county town and has a population of 20,000 people. In 2005, plans were announced by the Whitehill and Bordon regeneration company to reconstruct and revamp areas, such as Dorchester. The plan, as a whole, included building 2,400 new sustainable homes for private sale, high quality town centre including new shops, offices, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets, swimming pool and a new school, new health centres, allotment space, arts and culture centre and improved public spaces.
When taking on a project as large as this one, it’s important that you work with a reliable company who can advise you on what you need and find you the lowest price. Luckily for you, TopSkips are the number on choice for skip hire and are able to offer their expert advice and make sure you have the correct size skip for your job. There’s never a job too big or small for us and you’re guaranteed to be pleased with our service.
Witney is a town of 28,000 people and is located 12 miles west of Oxford. It has easy access links to the A40 and has several parks in the area. In July 2007, the town was victim to the worst floods the area had seen for over half a century. Bridge Street was closed, and homes and businesses were evacuated. Around 200 buildings were affected by the flooding, with Bridge Street, West End and Mill Street being hit the worst. Here at TopSkips, we know how stressful these disasters can be, not just during, but afterwards. The clean-up is extensive and there are a lot of ruins. That’s why we can provide you with the lowest price skips to make sure there is one less thing to worry about. We also have high availability on all of our skips and a range of sizes from 2 yards to 40 yards, so there will always be one for you.
Not only do TopSkips provide the best customer service and the lowest prices on the market, we can also sort you out with a permit if you’re planning on putting your skip on council owned land. For a quick quote, or more information on our skip hire in Oxford including Bicester, Didcot, Abingdon, Dorchester, Kidlington and Witney, fill in our 1-minute form or give our friendly team a call on 0844 686 9342 today for instant advice.
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Specialist Collection services fro the removal of items that require segregated or specialist disposal
Grab Hire or Muck Away - ideal removal of large amounts of waste with the use of a hydraulic arm
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