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D J Recycling guides to skips and waste

Practical advice on choosing skip sizes, understanding waste restrictions and preparing for deliveries around Worthing.

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Start with the size comparison

Not sure which container fits? Use the skip-size comparison and check the pages for the 2-yard, 4-yard, 6-yard and 8-yard options. Each one shows the prices.

What goes in a skip?

Read our waste acceptance guide, including explanations of soil, garden waste, electrical equipment, glass and mattresses. Different waste goes to different places.

Local delivery planning

For a skip positioned on a highway in West Sussex, consult the county’s official licensing guidance. For an actual job, send D J Recycling a postcode and photographs of any tight access.

All our guides

Short, practical guides written from the jobs we do every week across Worthing and West Sussex. Each one answers the questions customers ask us most before they book.

Skip sizes compared2, 4, 6 and 8-yard skips side by side, with bin bag counts and prices.What can go in a skipAllowed and banned items, and what needs to be kept separate.Garden wasteHow to get the cheaper green waste rate and what spoils it.Soil and rubbleWhy heavy loads belong in 2 and 4-yard skips.MattressesWhy they are collected separately and the cheapest way to get rid of one.Electrical itemsWhere old appliances should go instead of a skip.GlassLoading windows, panes and mirrors safely.Skip bagsWhen a bag beats a skip, with sizes and prices.Skip hire across West SussexTown by town coverage, councils and postcodes.Worthing tip guideOpening times, booking, allowed vans and when a skip is easier.Do I need a waste carrier licence?Who must register, and how to check your skip firm is legal.Benefits of recycling woodWhat waste timber becomes and how to keep it separate.Cleaning up after a floodSafety, insurance and clearing flood-damaged items.

Which guide do I need?

If you are choosing a skip, start with the size comparison, then check what can go in it. If your waste is mostly soil, garden waste or a few bulky items such as a mattress, read that guide first, because it can change the size and price you need.