Sort before mixing
Clean rubble, soil, wood, green waste and mixed waste are not the same. Mixing can change the quote or make disposal harder.
Guide
Practical guide to containers, waste sorting and material delivery
If you do not know Czech waste terms, start with a simple description and a photo. The guide explains what usually matters before ordering.
Quick facts
Guide in one answer
English-speaking customers can order a container without knowing Czech waste category names. Kontejnerovka.cz can start from a plain description, exact address, amount, access and a photo.
- Clean rubble, soil, wood, green waste and mixed waste are different categories
- Street placement may require local rules or permission
- A photo of waste and access reduces quoting errors
Photos are useful
A photo of the pile, access and placement spot makes the quote faster and reduces back-and-forth. A map pin is also useful if the address is hard to describe in Czech.
Street placement
If the container stands on a street, pavement or public area, local rules may apply before choosing the date. In Czech this is often connected with the word zábor.
Expat glossary
Useful Czech waste terms in plain English
Suť means rubble from renovation or demolition. Zemina means soil or excavation material. Směsný stavební odpad means mixed construction waste. Recyklát means recycled aggregate, often used for base layers or access roads. Zábor means temporary occupation of public space, often relevant for a container on a street or pavement. Skládka means landfill or disposal site. IČO is Czech company ID, DIČ is a tax or VAT ID and DPH means VAT.
Czech address details that help
For Prague, send the city district if you know it, for example Prague 5, Prague 6, Prague 13 or Prague 17. Outside Prague, send the town or village and the exact address when possible. A map pin is fine if the Czech address is hard to write.
Prague-West is not Prague 5
Prague-West and Prague-East are Central Bohemian districts around Prague, not Prague city districts. Prague 5, Prague 6, Prague 13 and Prague 17 are city districts inside Prague. If you are unsure, the exact address or map pin is enough.
Private land vs public street
A private yard, driveway or construction site is usually simpler. A street, pavement or other public area may depend on municipality or Prague district rules. We confirm timing after the placement spot is clear.
Skip hire, dumpster rental, container hire
English speakers may search for skip hire or dumpster rental. In Czech practice, the useful request is simply the address, material, amount, access and where the container can stand.
FAQ
Guide questions
What is the easiest way to ask for a quote?
Send the address or map pin, material, approximate amount, access and a photo.
Should I sort waste before ordering?
Yes. Clean rubble, soil, wood and mixed waste can have different routes and prices.
Do I need a street permit?
If the container stands on a public place, local rules may apply. Check the municipality or Prague district.
What is a zábor?
Zábor means temporary use or occupation of public space. It may matter when a container stands on a street, pavement or other public area.
High-intent guides
Common questions before ordering
These pages are written for real situations rather than generic SEO phrases.
Bathroom renovation rubble removal
Practical notes on what to send, what affects the price and what to check before ordering.
Soil container from excavation work
Practical notes on what to send, what affects the price and what to check before ordering.
Container permit in Prague
Practical notes on what to send, what affects the price and what to check before ordering.
Clearance waste removal
Practical notes on what to send, what affects the price and what to check before ordering.
Recycled aggregate for a driveway
Practical notes on what to send, what affects the price and what to check before ordering.
Service pages
Use these when you already know the service or material.