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As with most things, preparation is key. Your bushfire plan doesn’t need to be complicated, the simpler the better. Essentially, it will have two main parts:
Plan, meaning your plan of action if you are under threat from a bushfire
Prepare, which is your home preparation strategy. If you’re not sure where to begin, we’ve put together some useful tips and resources to help you get started.
If this is your first time hiring a skip bin – or even if you are a seasoned renovator, it can be difficult determining the best skip size for your needs.
The New England Waste Skip Bin Hire Comparison Chart will help you decide what works for you by comparing our 2, 3, 4 or 6 cubic metre skips to their otto or trailer equivalents.
Renovating? Like anything, it can seem like an insurmountable task however if you draw on the best advice from an army of skilled professionals in the know, that seemingly impossible task starts to materialise in front on your eyes, not only in your head. Here’s New England Waste’s top 10 tips to get you started.
As the global population increases and the world’s reliance on technology increases at an increasing rate, concern for the sustainability of our planet has grown. From the release of harmful emissions to mounting levels of waste, we try to look after our own backyard but perhaps wonder if the rest of the world is doing the same.
The NSW state government has outlined an ambitious but realistic blueprint to nominate New England as a proposed site for a Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) that will harness a phenomenal 8GW of wind, solar and storage projects.
Here’s our top 10 tips to give both you and the earth a helping hand this festive season!
Want to make your business more sustainable? New England Waste’s Malcolm Lancaster has a few practical ways to get started.
Did you know that separating your waste at the source is one of the easiest ways to reduce the amount of garbage your business sends to landfill AND save money on your monthly waste bill?
New England Waste is committed to ensuring the sustainability of all operations, and in making the maximum possible contribution to improving the environment through effective waste management and resource recovery practices.
New England Waste is now servicing Uralla, Armidale and surrounds with skip bins and septic pump out. Owned and operated locally by the Lancaster family, New England Waste since 1979