Frequently Asked Questions

Our standard hire period is up to 7 days. If you need more time, contact our teamcontact our team, and we may be able to extend the hire, subject to availability (additional fees apply). If you’re finished sooner, early collection is available, but the hire cost will remain the same.

There are some items we are unable to collect, including gas bottles, liquids, food waste, chemicals, paint, oils, needles or syringes and tyres. For a full list of items we can’t accept, see our contact our teamterms and conditions or contact our teamcontact our team.

Yes. Each skip hire has a weight allowance, which includes tipping fees. If the weight limit exceeds the allowance, additional charges may apply. Concrete and soil-only skip bins have no weight limit, as these items are recyclable and have minimal tipping fees.

Bin Size	Approx. Wheelbarrows	Approx. Wheelie Bins	Approx. Trailer Loads (6x4)
2m³	12	8	2
3m³	18	12	3
4m³	24	16	4
6m³	36	24	6
8m³	48	32	8
10m³	60	40	10
12m³	72	48	12
20m³	120	80	20

Yes. If you’ve cleaned up the garden and have excess green waste, a skip bin is a great way to dispose of it. Once collected, green waste is taken to a disposal facility, where it is processed into mulch and compost.

Yes, we offer same-day delivery, subject to availability. For same-day delivery options, contact our teamcontact our office during business hours to confirm. If it is not available, we guarantee next-day delivery on all bookings which can be made online or by calling us directly.

Yes, skip bins can be placed on the road or nature strip, but permits are generally required for safety. Permit costs vary depending on the Council, the location of the bin, and the permit duration. Permits can be arranged on your behalf as part of your booking and will incur an additional fee.

Yes, but it’s not recommended. As concrete is recyclable, a concrete-only skip can be disposed of and repurposed in a more environmentally friendly way. If the skip contains a mix of concrete and other materials, the entire skip will go to the landfill, and may incur additional costs due to its weight. For concrete disposal, a href="https://g-townskips.com.au/contact/" target="_self">contact our teamcontact our team to discuss the best option.

Skip bin payment is required on or before the day of delivery. We accept a variety of payment methods, including card payments (EFTPOS) and bank transfer (EFT).

Mattresses can be disposed of for an extra charge. If you’re planning to dispose of a mattress, please discuss with our team before booking or before the skip is collected. Mattresses should be placed on top of the skip once it's full. Please note that, for safety reasons, our drivers are unable to lift mattresses onto bins or trucks.

At maximum, waste should be level with the top edge of the skip. This ensures the skip can be transported safely and complies with road safety regulations.

No, skip hire and disposal pricing is based on the bin size, not how much is used.

Yes, we do our best to recycle as much as possible and reduce landfill waste. We also offer discounted rates for sorted single-item loads that can be recycled, like soil, bricks, concrete, and green waste.

It’s unlikely, as the skips are carefully placed and removed, using the truck's hydraulic crane system. For added protection, we recommend placing sturdy timber, plywood or carpet under the bin.

We can typically accommodate same-day drop off and collection for pre-booked skip bin hires. If you require a same-day drop-off and pick-up, we recommend booking this as early as possible to ensure availability.

No, you don’t need to be home. Skip delivery can be arranged with clear instructions on placement. Skips can be placed on your driveway or within your property line, or, with Council permission, on the nature strip or road (additional permit fees may apply depending on the council).

Only organic waste, such as grass clippings, branches, woodchips, bark, and plant trimmings, should be put in green waste bins. Any other waste type, like soil, concrete, general, or hazardous waste, should not be disposed of within the same bin. If you are disposing of mixed green waste, contact our teamcontact our team, and we can help you choose the right bin.

The size skip needed will depend on the amount of garden waste. If you’re disposing of a smaller amount of waste, a 2m³ bin will usually suffice; for a medium amount, a 6m³ bin; and for a larger amount, an 8–20m³ bin. View our range of contact our teamskip bin sizes for guidance or contact our teamget in touch with our team.

At G‑Town Skips, our hire periods for green waste skips are flexible. While most customers usually keep their skip for a few days, hire times can be extended if you need additional time. To extend your hire, contact our team on 0448 710 788.

Yes. We can generally accommodate same-day green-waste removal across Geelong and surrounding areas (subject to availability).

No, green waste bins should only be used for organic materials such as grass clippings, tree trimmings, and wood chips. If you have mixed waste, contact our team to find the right skip bin solution.

Yes. Placing a skip bin on a road or nature strip will generally require a council permit for safety and compliance reasons. Permit costs vary depending on your local council and are charged in addition to your skip hire. Our team can arrange the permit on your behalf at the time of booking and guide you through the relevant requirements.

Green waste removal costs will depend on the amount of waste. G-Town Skips, pricing is based on the skip size hired and the duration of hire. For a quote, call 0448 710 788 or fill out a form, and a team member will contact you as soon as possible.

To hire a skip, fill out the online booking form. Enter your details, select the skip size, type of waste, and hire information, then submit the booking form. Our team will be in touch with you shortly to confirm your details and booking.