Rubbish Removal Colchester
- A range of options to suit you
- A friendly contact centre - there every step of the way
- Over 95% of waste collected is recycled
Need rubbish removal services in Colchester? - HIPPO can help
Perhaps you’ve been carrying out home renovations, clearing the garden or getting stuck into some comprehensive DIY work in Colchester. Whatever the size of your rubbish removal needs, you can trust HIPPO for reliable prices, excellent service and the perfect alternative to taking countless trips to the tip following home, trade or garden projects.
If you think a skip is too excessive for your project, don’t worry, our HIPPOBAGs have the smaller loads covered, with a capacity of up to 1.5 tonnes, they’re often cheaper than hiring a skip. The HIPPOBAG is a convenient solution for the hassle-free disposal of household, DIY, trade and garden waste. There are only three steps to get rid of the unwanted waste – buy it, fill it and then HIPPO collects.
When you’re looking to hire a skip in Colchester, look no further than HIPPO. We can give you prices specific to your location as well as the option of choosing a 6, 8 or 12 yard skip – whichever suits your needs the best. With our largest skip able to carry an impressive 12 tonnes, and our smallest suited to around 50 wheelbarrows full, there really is a capacity for every project.
Our Man and Van ‘Here To Clear’ service is a great way to get rid of large amounts of awkward rubbish, as we’ll send two trained professional removal people to get rid of it for you. Let us know what you want to be removed and once you’re happy with the quote our team will collect it and will clean up after they are done.
Use a HIPPOBAG for rubbish removal in Colchester
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How does HIPPO care for the environment?
Over 95% of our waste is recycled
Using carefully selected partners at Waste Transfer Stations across the UK we're able to recycle as much waste as possible
Carbon footprint reduction
In 2017 we've managed to reduce our greenhouse gas emissions by an impressive 6%
