Your Questions About Private Bin Collection in Bognor Regis

Yes. Under the new '1-2-3' strategy, general waste is moving to a fortnightly schedule using smaller 180-litre wheelie bins. While they are introducing weekly food waste collections to help, many Bognor families will still struggle with the reduced capacity for general household rubbish.

It’s part of a national push to increase recycling rates, which we fully support. Arun District Council is aiming to reduce the amount of waste sent to incineration. However, we believe you should have a choice. If the new fortnightly schedule doesn't fit your lifestyle, you shouldn't be forced to endure overflowing bins.

If you live anywhere near the seafront or even further out in Felpham, you know the answer is yes. Seagulls are opportunistic scavengers. Overflowing bins or bags left out next to a full bin are a magnet for gulls and foxes. Our weekly service ensures your rubbish is gone before the wildlife gets a whiff of it.

Less than the price of a coffee and a croissant per week. Prices depend on whether you need a one-off clearance or a regular weekly slot. Fill out the quote form for an instant price tailored to your address.

No. We don't believe in trapping people. You can cancel anytime with a simple email. We want you to stay because the service is excellent, not because a piece of paper says you have to.

We set up a simple Direct Debit or recurring card payment. It's automatic, secure, and means you never have to remember to leave cash under the doormat.

That depends on how much you value your time and sanitation. If you're happy with a 180L bin every two weeks, stick with the council. But if you value a clean driveway, zero smells, and no 'bin tetris' on a Sunday night, our customers say it's worth every penny.