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															Get instant skip hire quotes, compare skip sizes, and book a skip online in under a minute.
 
															Before hiring, choose the right skip size to avoid overfilling and extra costs, and ensure you have sufficient capacity for your job.
With our live booking platform, we handle thousands of bookings every month for both residential and commercial clients.
As a Licensed waste carrier/broker CBDU596771, we help to book a skip online (including 14-day hire period and collection) with our highly secure online booking system.
 
															Solutions For All the Waste Removal Projects
We offer skips for all sizes, ranging from small 4-yard skips to 40-yard RoRo containers. Rent a skip for house clear-outs, garden waste, DIY projects or builder’s rubble. Select your size, choose a time slot, and pay securely.
Cross-check the access & placement checklist before booking to avoid failed deliveries:
Minimum access width: 3 metres clear space, Overhead clearance: 4–6 metres for truck arm, Ground surface: Firm and level, protect soft tarmac in hot weather and Hazards: Notify us about narrow roads, tight turns, or low trees
 
															This is our most popular small skip for hire when you just need to clear space without overpaying.
 
															Perfect if you’re renovating and need something heavier than a mini skip.
 
															The standard builders skip for hire when you’re doing a serious refurb.
 
															When you need volume, not weight.
 
															When you’re clearing an entire property or office.
 
															 
															Roll-on roll-off containers for serious volume.
						Placing the skip on private land (driveway, private forecourt, yard), a permit is not required.
If placing a skip on the public road, a permit is required from a local council, and in controlled parking zones, you may also need a bay suspension.
We can arrange the permit for you. Most permits last 7–14 days and cost around £55–£110. Councils usually need 3–5 working days’ notice. Learn more about skip permit.
					
 
															Allowed (typical): Wood, metal, plastics, soil, rubble, bricks, tiles, furniture, green waste
Not allowed: Asbestos, chemicals, paints/solvents, gas bottles, tyres, clinical waste, fridges/freezers, batteries, liquids
Tip: If you’re unsure about a specific item, such as plasterboard or mattresses, we’ll confirm what’s permitted or recommend an alternative disposal solution.
In all over the UK, skips are measured in cubic yards. You can easily calculate it yourself:
Cubic Yards = (Length in feet × Width in feet × Height in feet) ÷ 27
1 yd = 3 ft , so 3 × 3 × 3 = 27 cubic feet yd=3 ft,so 3×3×3=27 cubic feet
| Scenario | Best Skip | Why It Fits | 
|---|---|---|
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													Garden waste or shed clearance												 | 
													4 Yard Skip													 | 
													Ideal for soil, branches, and compact waste piles
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													1–2 room home renovation													 | 
													6 Yard Skip													 | 
													Handles heavier waste like tiles or old fixtures
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| 
													Full home declutter or kitchen demo													 | 
													8 Yard Skip													 | 
													Room for bulkier items like units or furniture
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| 
													Large clearances or refurb jobs													 | 
													10–12 Yard Skip													 | 
													For serious volume—but check weight restrictions
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													Commercial or industrial waste													 | 
													20–40 Yard RoRo Skip													 | 
													For builders, businesses, or total demolitions
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We keep pricing transparent with no hidden charges. Recent bookings across Kent, London, and the South East show typical ranges from £170 to £455 for 4- to 12-yard skips.
Prices are based on real completed jobs in the last 90 days. Your final cost depends on your postcode, skip size, waste type and placement (private driveway vs on-road permit).
Note: Prices vary depending on postcode, skip size, hire duration, waste type, and whether the skip is located on private land or on the road with a council permit.
To get an exact price for your address, enter your postcode. You’ll see skips online in your area, live availability, and the cost to rent a skip today.
| Skip Size | Average Cost | 
|---|---|
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													4-Yard												 | 
													£170 to £245
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													6-Yard												 | 
													£290 – £305
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													8-Yard												 | 
													£310 – £330
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													10-Yard												 | 
													£370 – £430												 | 
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													12-Yard												 | 
													£440 – £455												 | 
| 
													20 & 40 Yard RORO												 | 
													Call for tailored pricing												 | 
 
															Can you imagine in just two steps? Yes, in just three simple steps, you can book a skip online. Once booked, you’ll receive an instant email confirmation.
Type in your postcode to see which skip sizes are available in your area today, along with live prices.
We’ll show you what each skip is suitable for (household waste, rubble, bulky light waste, etc.), how many bin bags it holds, and how long you can keep it.
Let us know where the skip needs to go: driveway, private land, or on the road. If it needs to go on the road, we’ll handle the council permit and bay suspension if required.
Pick your preferred delivery window. Tell us about any access limits (narrow driveway, low branches, controlled parking zone). Pay securely online.
Our FAQ section covers everything you need to know, from permit requirements to skip sizes and waste types.
No, heavy waste such as soil, bricks, and rubble should not go in 10-yard skips. These materials are best placed in 4 yard skip and 6 yard skips to avoid overloading. Larger skips are better suited for lighter bulky waste.
Our smallest 4-yard skip is the most cost-effective option for small clearances, garden waste, or DIY projects, holds 30–40 bin bags.
For a small flat or 1–2 rooms, a 4–6 yard skip is normally enough. For a full house clearance or larger renovation, an 8–12 yard skip is more suitable.
Sometimes. A bigger skip has a higher upfront cost, but it may be more cost-effective than hiring two smaller skips. Choosing the right size upfront is the best way to save.
Yes, most furniture can go in a skip, including sofas, wardrobes, and chairs. However, electrical items such as fridges or hazardous materials must be handled separately.
Skip dimensions are generally standard, but some companies may have slight differences in capacity. Always check measurements if you’re tight on space.
We accept a wide range of waste types, including:
