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Man and van rubbish removal, 4, 6 and 8 yard skip hire, skip bags and wheelie bin hire for Skewen, Neath Abbey, Llandarcy and Coed Darcy, about 9 minutes from our yard at Jersey Marine. Vale Waste Neath is a family-run registered waste carrier on the Environment Agency public register, number CBDU624489, and this is our home patch.
Skewen sits in the Coedffranc community of Neath Port Talbot, in the SA10 postcode district, with New Road as its spine and Neath Abbey, Llandarcy and Jersey Marine on its doorstep. Our yard on the Earlswood Estate at Jersey Marine is 4.1 miles away by road, so a Skewen booking is one of the shortest runs we make. We aim to collect within 48 hours of booking.
We offer four core services here. Man and van rubbish removal covers anything from a single mattress to a full house clearance, with our crew doing the carrying. Skip hire in 4, 6 and 8 yard sizes suits renovations and garden projects on the semi-detached estates. Skip bags fit the terraces and back lanes where a skip cannot sit, and wheelie bin hire in 240 litre, 660 litre and 1100 litre sizes serves the shops on New Road and the units around Neath Abbey.
Every job comes with a waste transfer note, so your duty of care as a householder or business is met and the paperwork is in your hands before we leave.
We deliver three skip sizes to Skewen. A 4 yard skip, the mini skip, holds about 40 to 50 bin bags and suits a bathroom strip-out or a garden tidy. A 6 yard skip, the midi skip, holds 60 to 70 bin bags and is the one most people hire for a kitchen refit. An 8 yard skip, the builders skip, holds 70 to 80 bin bags and covers a full renovation or a large garden clearance. Sizes are in cubic yards, and each skip is quoted to the job, plus VAT.
Where the skip sits matters. Goshen Park and the other family estates have driveways and garages, so most skips there go on private land and need no permit. On the older terraces along Caenant Terrace and the streets between New Road and the Tennant Canal, a skip usually has to go on the highway, and a skip on the public road needs a permit from Neath Port Talbot Council. A fee applies, the permit lasts 28 days, applications are typically processed within three to five working days, and an extension means a new permit.
Tell us the address and where you would like the skip when you book. If it has to go on the road, our office sorts the permit as part of the booking. If the street is too tight for a skip, a skip bag is often the better answer.
Our man and van rubbish removal service is the one most Skewen customers book. It covers a single item, a mattress or a fridge freezer as well as full loads, which run in steps from a 2 yard load, roughly a 4x4 boot full, up to a 14 yard load, about the size of a small house or flat clearance. We price each job by the volume the load fills on the vehicle, plus VAT, with the loading covered, and the office confirms the price after a quick call or a few photos.
Neath Port Talbot Council runs a bulky items collection for up to 7 items, for a fee booked and paid in advance. It is kerbside only, the crews do not enter the property, items have to be out the night before and collections run from 6am to 2pm. The council will not take garden waste, sheds, fence panels, bags of rubbish or building waste, and the service cannot be used for house clearances or by landlords.
That is where a man with a van from Vale Waste Neath fits. We carry from inside the house, the loft or the garden, we take mixed loads, and we book a weekday slot that suits you rather than a collection window. For seven or fewer listed items left at the kerb the council service does the job; for anything else in Skewen, call us.
Skip bags, sometimes called a Hippo bag (a trademark), are the practical choice for the terraced rows of Skewen where there is no drive and no room for a skip on a narrow street. We offer a small and a medium skip bag, quoted by the office, plus VAT, delivered flat, filled at your own pace and collected when you call.
A bag needs no council permit because it sits on your own land, whether that is a front garden, a back lane gateway or the drive of a semi on Bay View Gardens. It suits a bathroom rip-out, a garage declutter or a flat turnover above the shops on New Road, where the waste comes out a bit at a time.
Bags do not take hardcore or soil, mattresses, tyres or fridges. For those, book a man and van collection instead and the office will confirm the price.
Neath Port Talbot Council collects recycling weekly with no limit, but residual refuse is fortnightly and limited to one wheelie bin or three black bags. Side waste is not collected under the council's excess waste restriction, so extra bags are left behind unless the household is on the exemption scheme. Garden waste goes in council green sacks on a fortnightly round.
The nearest recycling centre to Skewen is Briton Ferry Recycling Centre, Briton Ferry Industrial Estate, SA11 2HZ, open 8.30am to 5pm seven days a week and closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. You must book a slot before visiting. Vans, pick-ups and double-axle trailers need a permit, limited to 12 a year, and tipper and flatbed vans are not allowed on site. Three sacks of building-type waste per household per week are free, and anything beyond that is weighed and charged, card only.
For a car boot of recycling the tip run works well. For a renovation, a garden clearance or a full house, the booking, the permit count and the weighbridge fees add up, and a single collection from us is usually simpler.
Vale Waste Neath is based at The Yard, Earlswood Estate, Jersey Marine, SA10 6NG. Our trucks and vans leave for Skewen up the B4290 through Jersey Marine towards Llandarcy, or along Fabian Way to the A465 Skewen exit, and either way we are on New Road in about 9 minutes. We know Station Road, Lonlas, the Goshen Park estate and the streets around Skewen railway station because we drive them every week.
The housing here is mixed, which shapes the work we do. Semi-detached homes are the most common type in the centre of the village, around a quarter of the stock is social housing from the post-war years, there are older terraces along the Tennant Canal and River Clydach corridor where the flood alleviation scheme runs, and there are flats above the New Road shops. That means end-of-tenancy loads, bereavement house clearances, kitchen and bathroom strip-outs, and shed and garden clearances on the estate plots.
Coed Darcy, the urban village on the former Llandarcy oil refinery site, brings new-build snagging and landscaping waste. Businesses at Neath Abbey Business Park, Abbey Road Industrial Estate and the Lonlas Village Workshops near M4 junction 43 use us for one-off unit clear-outs and scheduled commercial waste collection.
Skewen is the middle of our inner ring, so every village around it is a short drive from the yard.
No. Vale Waste Neath is a private, family-run waste carrier on the Environment Agency public register, number CBDU624489. We are not Neath Port Talbot Council and we do not run the bin rounds, so we cannot tell you your bin day or change a missed collection.
If you are looking for bin days, the bulky items booking form or a recycling centre slot, those live on the Neath Port Talbot Council website. If your problem is the three-bag limit, a pile the council will not take, or a clearance that needs doing this week, that is what we do, and we provide a waste transfer note with every job.
For anything else, our office is glad to help on 01639 630282, Monday to Friday 8am to 4pm, closed weekends.
Other towns and villages we cover around Skewen.
Rubbish cleared across Skewen.
Send the enquiry now; the office calls back in opening hours with a confirmed price, plus VAT, and a collection slot.