Placed Skip Permit

If you don't have private land to place your skip, and plan to place it on a public road or a pavement, it is essential to obtain the skip permit from your local council. A skip permit is a requirement for public road skip hire, and it usually takes around one week to be granted. This permit is necessary as it ensures that laws and regulations are met while maintaining safety measures.

Watermill and the Surrounding Areas

If you live in Watermill or the surrounding Sussex East areas and require a 14-yard skip, then nan is the ideal choice for you. Our company is located in the South East of England in Watermill, and we work primarily in East Sussex providing skip hire services to businesses, households, and construction sites throughout the area.

Environment Benefits

At nan, we work towards ensuring that environmental standards are met. Not only do we offer environmentally sustainable solutions, but we also operate in an environmentally friendly manner. By using our skips, you contribute to the environmentally friendly efforts, and this makes us proud.

It is particularly essential when considering hazardous waste, as incorrect disposal can easily harm the environment. We adhere to the Waste Electrical and Electrical Equipment (WEEE) guidelines, ensuring the safe disposal of electrical equipment waste to reduce environmental pollution.

Why 14-Yard Skips Are Popular

Our 14-yard skips are particularly beneficial for sites where large amounts of waste are produced in a relatively short amount of time. The skip size is perfect for various waste removals, including construction waste, meaning that you won't have to spend time ordering a smaller skip multiple times or dealing with too much waste piling up.