Dirt & Soil Skip Bin Guide
Everything you need to know about what goes in a dirt and soil skip bin
Dirt and soil waste is common in landscaping, excavation, and construction projects. Clean fill can often be repurposed or recycled when uncontaminated. Hiring a dedicated dirt and soil skip bin ensures efficient handling and environmental compliance.
What CAN Go In
Clean Soil
Uncontaminated excavation soil
Dirt
Natural earth materials
Sand
Clean sand
Clay (Small Amounts)
Natural clay soil
Garden Fill
Clean landscaping fill
What CANNOT Go In
Asbestos Materials
Requires specialist removal and disposal
Hazardous or Contaminated Waste
Any contaminated materials
Chemicals, Oils or Fuels
Flammable or toxic substances
Medical Waste
Syringes, pharmaceuticals, clinical waste
General Household Rubbish
Use a household clutter bin instead
Bricks, Concrete or Masonry
Use a heavy waste bin instead
Green Waste
Use a garden waste bin instead
Timber or Scrap Metal
Use appropriate waste bins
Polystyrene or Insulation
Foam and insulation materials
Wet Concrete or Slurry
Hot Ash
Silica Dust
Loose or contaminated material
Important Notice
Only clean, uncontaminated soil is permitted. Mixed loads may be rejected or reclassified at additional cost.
Tips for Efficient Waste Disposal
Keep Soil Separate
Do not mix with other materials.
Avoid Contamination
No oil, chemicals or rubbish.
Monitor Weight
Soil is extremely heavy.
Don't Overfill
Maintain safe transport limits.
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