For a successful skip hire, there are a number of factors to get right, and those are explained in the video above, which we created.
But, SOMETIMES THINGS DON'T GO TO PLAN IN SKIP HIRE.
Read abut some of the problems which can occur in our article below:
Watch our video of fire at Drurys Skip Hire on North Walsham Industrial Estate
A fire has broken out at North Walsham Industrial Estate.
Here is a video showing the dramatic blaze at a market town skip hire site.
At the height of the blaze overnight more than 60 firefighters from across north Norfolk were at Drurys Skip Hire on the North Walsham Industrial Estate. People living close to the fire were told to keep their doors and windows shut.
At the height of the blaze overnight more than 60 firefighters from across north Norfolk were at Drurys Skip Hire on the North Walsham Industrial Estate.
People living close to the fire were told to keep their doors and windows shut. via Fire rips through Norfolk Skip Hire company
Two men who hijacked a skip-hire truck and attacked the driver jailed
TWO MEN WHO hijacked a skip-hire truck, after dragging the driver from his cab and knocking him about the head have been jailed.
Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard Gerard McDonnell (27) was serving a seven-year driving ban and Christian Goonery (30) was on bail when they pulled the skip driver from the vehicle while threatening him with a hammer.
McDonnell of Kilmahuddrick Road, Bawnogue, Clondalkin, Dublin pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to stealing a mechanically propelled vehicle, on 6 February 2016 at Deansrath Green, Clondalkin.
He further pleaded guilty to unlawfully seizing the truck as well as endangerment and two counts of dangerous driving.
Goonery of Lindisfarne Avenue, Clondalkin pleaded guilty to unlawfully taking the vehicle as well as being a passenger in it.
Judge Cormac Quinn sentenced McDonnell to five years in prison with two suspended, and banned him from driving for ten years. He sentenced Goonery to four years imprisonment and suspended the final two years. via Twohijackedskip-hire
Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard Gerard McDonnell (27) was serving a seven-year driving ban and Christian Goonery (30) was on bail when they pulled the skip driver from the vehicle while threatening him with a hammer.
McDonnell of Kilmahuddrick Road, Bawnogue, Clondalkin, Dublin pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to stealing a mechanically propelled vehicle, on 6 February 2016 at Deansrath Green, Clondalkin.
He further pleaded guilty to unlawfully seizing the truck as well as endangerment and two counts of dangerous driving.
Goonery of Lindisfarne Avenue, Clondalkin pleaded guilty to unlawfully taking the vehicle as well as being a passenger in it.
Judge Cormac Quinn sentenced McDonnell to five years in prison with two suspended, and banned him from driving for ten years. He sentenced Goonery to four years imprisonment and suspended the final two years. via Twohijackedskip-hire
Jailed Porthmadog skip hire owners 'banned indefinitely'
The skip hire business was storing more waste than it was allowed to on its yard at Penamser Industrial Estate.A family who ran a Gwynedd skip hire business which breached environmental laws have been banned indefinitely from running heavy goods vehicles.
Siblings Patricia Gaffey, Michael Gaffey and Joseph Gaffey, of Porthmadog Skip Hire, were jailed in March for illegally storing waste.
They had taken over the business after their father, Joseph Gaffey, 90, retired.
Traffic Commissioner Nick Jones said they had "badly let down" their father.
He revoked their commercial vehicle operating licences, including their father's, following a public inquiry.
In a letter to the inquiry, Mr Gaffey's wife said her husband had left the running of the business to his children and he "trusted them to carry on the business" as he had done.
via JailedPorthmadogSiblings Patricia Gaffey, Michael Gaffey and Joseph Gaffey, of Porthmadog Skip Hire, were jailed in March for illegally storing waste.
They had taken over the business after their father, Joseph Gaffey, 90, retired.
Traffic Commissioner Nick Jones said they had "badly let down" their father.
He revoked their commercial vehicle operating licences, including their father's, following a public inquiry.
In a letter to the inquiry, Mr Gaffey's wife said her husband had left the running of the business to his children and he "trusted them to carry on the business" as he had done.
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