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  • 06-04-2020 5:07pm
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    romaderwdcsax
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    Any recommendations for a man with a van to remove unwanted materials from a house shed or any cheap skip hire companies? Basically need to get rid of paint, table and chairs and other bits and pieces to clear out a shed. I’m based in the Lough area.


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    corks finest
    Registered Users Posts: 8,691 ✭✭✭corks finest


    romaderwdcsax wrote: »
    Any recommendations for a man with a van to remove unwanted materials from a house shed or any cheap skip hire companies? Basically need to get rid of paint, table and chairs and other bits and pieces to clear out a shed. I’m based in the Lough area.

    Carrigaline waste management,John Morey,on Facebook
    I'll dig out a number in a minute,cleared several houses for me, reasonable and straight,and legit


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    corks finest
    Registered Users Posts: 8,691 ✭✭✭corks finest


    romaderwdcsax wrote: »
    Any recommendations for a man with a van to remove unwanted materials from a house shed or any cheap skip hire companies? Basically need to get rid of paint, table and chairs and other bits and pieces to clear out a shed. I’m based in the Lough area.

    087 056 2875


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    Flesh Gorden
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    I'd be curious to know people's experiences with the removal companies compared to hiring a skip.

    I did a load of renovations last year, but had been away too often to get rid of a garage full of rubble bags


    Reckon I'd need a 7 Cubic Yard Skip, the standard size skip for about €300.

    Has anyone had a better deal with a waste removal company for filling one of those Transits with the cage on the back?


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    Cork Trucker
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    Avoid Brooklodge Waste Collection, John O’Driscoll. RIP off prices.


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    Plumbthedepths
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    Flesh Gorden wrote: »
    I'd be curious to know people's experiences with the removal companies compared to hiring a skip.

    I did a load of renovations last year, but had been away too often to get rid of a garage full of rubble bags


    Reckon I'd need a 7 Cubic Yard Skip, the standard size skip for about €300.

    Has anyone had a better deal with a waste removal company for filling one of those Transits with the cage on the back?

    I hired a large van for a day for €75 (I drove it) , filled it up and charged €90 at the waste site. It's an option.


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