Question 1

Do All Urban Waste Disposal handle both domestic and commercial skip hire?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they work with both household customers and commercial clients. Whether you're clearing out a garage at home or managing waste on a building site, their experience allows them to cater to a wide range of projects.

Question 2

What areas do All Urban Waste Disposal cover for skip delivery?

Accepted Answer

They primarily serve Edinburgh and the surrounding region, with regular deliveries to Leith, Craigentinny, Danderhall, Juniper Green, Loanhead and other nearby towns and villages. It's worth contacting them directly if you're unsure whether your postcode is covered.

Question 3

What skip sizes does All Urban Waste Disposal offer?

Accepted Answer

The company offers four sizes: a 4-yard midi skip, an 8-yard large builder skip, a 14-yard enclosed skip and a 16-yard large skip. The larger enclosed and large skips are not suitable for inert waste such as soil, rubble or bricks.

Question 4

Does All Urban Waste Disposal provide skips for both domestic and commercial customers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The company caters for domestic customers, commercial businesses and trade customers, covering uses such as home clearances, garden improvements, office renovations and large-scale waste removal.

Question 5

Do I need a permit to place a skip on the road in Edinburgh or the Lothians?

Accepted Answer

Any skip placed on a public highway or footpath requires a permit from the relevant local council. All Urban Waste Disposal provides guidance on the permit process and associated fees for Edinburgh, East Lothian, Midlothian and West Lothian councils.

Question 6

What is the wait-and-load service?

Accepted Answer

For customers in the city centre where space is limited, All Urban Waste Disposal offers a free wait-and-load service. The driver waits on site for up to 30 minutes while the skip is filled, then removes it immediately without the need for a longer hire period.

Question 7

Is All Urban Waste Disposal licensed to handle waste in Scotland?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The company is registered and licensed with the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) and operates a SEPA-registered Waste Recycling Transfer Station, allowing it to recycle waste collected from customers and reduce the amount sent to landfill.

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