Charge for Skip Hire

We strive to make skip hire affordable for our clients. That's why our prices include delivery and collection of the skip, as well as a 14-day hire period. To ensure that you only pay for the amount of waste you present, we ask that you do not overfill the skip or place prohibited items within it.

If you need more than 14 days, then please contact us to discuss your requirements. We can arrange for a longer hire period if necessary.

What Can You Put in a Skip?

The following items are permitted in our skips: bulky waste, garden waste, furniture, metal, wood, plastic, paper, cardboard, and non-hazardous waste. However, there are some items that are not allowed in our skips, such as asbestos, tyres, electrical equipment, and fluorescent tubes. If you have any questions about what you can and cannot put in a skip, please contact us for more information.

Bin Bags

If you have small amounts of waste that won't fill a skip, then we can provide bin bags for you to use. They are available for an additional cost and are perfect for waste that cannot be placed in a skip (e.g. glass, batteries, and small electrical items).

Waste Permits

A skip permit is required for all may cause obstruction or inconvenience to pedestrians and road users. This permit is issued by the local council and is required regardless of whether the skip is to be placed on the public highway or on private land.

We can arrange for the permit on your behalf if the skip is to go on public land, but please note that some councils may charge an additional fee for the permit.