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7 Best Skip Bin and Rubbish Removal Rental Companies in Singapore (2026)

Compare 7 skip bin and skip tank rental companies in Singapore for renovation and construction waste, with bin sizes, booking routes and tips (2026).

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Amir Wahab
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Renovation, hacking and site clear-outs produce more rubbish than a few bags or a van can carry, which is where a rented skip bin, also called a skip tank or open-top container, comes in. The container is delivered, filled over a few days, then collected. This page brings together seven Singapore companies whose own websites describe skip bin or skip tank rental, plus a container supplier that leases them. Each entry summarises the bin sizes, accepted waste and booking route the company publishes. Use it to shortlist two or three, then describe your waste type, site access and dates in an enquiry and compare the written replies.

1. Gee Hoe Seng

Gee Hoe Seng is a waste management company whose own site lists general and bulky waste, construction and hardcore waste, horticultural waste and wooden pallet waste among its disposal services. For skip bins, it describes an ad-hoc service using 16-foot-long bins in 4-foot and 6-foot heights, with placement for three working days and an island-wide service area. The site says clean hardcore goes in the 4-foot bin, and notes that extra charges can apply for excess weight, extra days or hard-to-reach locations, while scheduled contract rates are quoted separately. It states that it holds an NEA General Waste Collector licence, Class A and B, which is its own statement, so ask to see the paperwork. Enquiries go by phone, WhatsApp or its contact page.

2. Skyline Environmental

Skyline Environmental puts online booking at the centre of its skip bin rental. Its site lists a 3-foot and a 5-foot skip bin, each 16 feet by 8 feet, alongside a smaller bin, jumbo bags, a wheeled bin and a lorry-with-crew option for bulky items. Accepted waste, as the site lists it, includes household and office waste, furniture, renovation rubble, timber, garden waste and soil, while chemicals, batteries, gas cylinders and asbestos are excluded. The booking page asks you to choose a bin, a delivery date and a collection date, and the site says sooner jobs can be arranged by call or WhatsApp, subject to confirmation. It describes itself as an NEA licensed general waste collector, which is its own wording to confirm directly.

3. Dispose.sg

Dispose.sg keeps its rental page simple: open-top container, or skip tank, rental for construction debris and oversized items, with pickup and disposal handled by the company. The page describes a standard container of 16 feet by 8 feet by 5 feet on a three-day rental, with extensions available on request. It lists construction debris, renovation waste, mixed general waste, wood, metal and non-hazardous materials as accepted, and says food, hazardous or toxic items, flammable material and non-incinerable waste are not. It adds that waste goes to licensed facilities and must comply with NEA rules. Its contact page shows a phone number and posted hours, and the site carries a 2026 copyright line. Describe your waste and site access when you call.

4. Greenery Recycle

Greenery Recycle's skip bin rental page describes provision of an open-top container sized 16 feet by 8 feet by 5 feet, rented for three days with extensions subject to approval, and collected with disposal included. The page separates general mixed waste from loads that are construction debris, wood only or another single waste type, and lists food, hazardous, toxic, flammable and non-incinerable waste as not accepted, pointing customers to NEA's list of unaccepted waste. A temporary-notice banner dated March 2026 explains a transport-cost adjustment, a sign the page is being kept current. Enquiries go by phone, email or WhatsApp to the named contact shown on the site, and its contact page places the company in Yishun. Ask what tonnage the quote covers.

5. Skip Tank Rental Singapore

Skip Tank Rental Singapore is a dedicated skip tank site, and its contact email uses the easydisposal.sg domain. Its rate page separates tanks by load type: a 5-foot tank for general mixed waste, 3-foot tanks for clean hardcore or clean soil, and a 3-foot or 5-foot option for construction mixed waste. It spells out what each category means, for example clean stone with no bags or plastics for hardcore, and notes that unusual items should be declared before booking. Orders go through a Request Bin form, with WhatsApp suggested for urgent jobs, and the site says a booking is confirmed only after its own confirmation and a refundable deposit. Useful if you want your waste type matched to a specific tank.

6. BNL

BNL's refuse containers page covers three product families: wheeled mobile garbage bins in four sizes, open-top containers, which it also calls skip tanks, in 3-foot, 5-foot and 7-foot sizes, and static and mobile compactors. It describes the open-top containers as suited to solid and bulky waste such as construction or horticultural waste. The page says its team assesses your waste volume and type and then recommends a container, with enquiries going through the contact form or a Speak to Our Team button. Its contact page places headquarters in Changi and a waste disposal facility in Penjuru. Because the page's examples lean towards offices, malls and developments, BNL may suit sites that want a managed container arrangement rather than a one-off household clear-out.

7. Infinex Containers

Infinex Containers is a container supplier, and its skip tank guide, dated July 2026, says it supplies skip tanks and hook bins for both sale and lease. The guide describes a 4-foot skip bin for heavy inert waste such as concrete, rubble and soil, a 6-foot bin for general and bulkier construction waste, and a larger open-top roll-on roll-off style tank, and it notes that exact dimensions vary by manufacturer and should be confirmed before ordering. It points readers to a contact page where you state the size, the quantity and whether you want to buy or hire. As this is a container supplier rather than a collect-and-dispose service, ask who handles waste removal. Its contact page places the company in Sin Ming.

How to choose

  • Match the bin to the waste. Several sites separate general mixed waste, clean hardcore, clean soil and wood-only loads, and some say a mixed load is treated as general waste. Tell the company exactly what you are throwing away, including plasterboard, partitions or garden waste, so the right bin and terms are quoted.
  • Ask what the quote includes. Skip bin pages describe delivery, collection and disposal in different ways, along with a set placement period and a weight allowance. Ask in writing whether extra days, excess tonnage, fuel adjustments, Sunday or after-hours trips and failed deliveries are charged separately, and whether GST applies.
  • Check access before you book. The bins on these sites are around 16 feet long and are lifted by truck, so you need a clear parking spot, enough overhead room and a driver who can reach it. Send photos or the site address, and ask who arranges approval if the bin must sit on shared or public land.
  • Ask about prohibited items. The companies here list things they will not take, such as food, hazardous or toxic material, flammables, chemicals, batteries, gas cylinders and asbestos. Confirm what counts as prohibited for your job and how the company handles anything left in the bin, so you are not surprised at collection.
  • Confirm credentials and booking terms in writing. Some sites say they hold waste collection licences, and others do not mention any. Ask each company what approvals it holds for your kind of waste and request the paperwork. Also check deposit rules, how far ahead to book and whether the date is confirmed.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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