You can hire a skip for short-term projects or longer periods, depending on your needs. Just let us know when booking.
We can provide additional skips or upgrade to a larger size to make sure all your waste is cleared efficiently.
It is not always necessary, but being available helps ensure the skip is placed exactly where you want it.
Yes, hazardous materials such as asbestos, chemicals and electrical appliances are not allowed.
Yes. Long-term skip hire is available, keeping your property organised and compliant throughout the process.
Yes. We can supply multiple skips for high-volume house clearance skip hire services.
No. Hazardous items like chemicals, asbestos or medical waste require separate disposal. Contact us for guidance.
Yes. Our larger skips (12–14 yard) can safely manage furniture, appliances and bulky household waste.
Yes. Multiple skips can be supplied to manage high-volume construction waste.
Yes. Flexible delivery and collection times are available to suit site operations.
Yes. For sites with limited space, a wait-and-load service may be available, where the skip is loaded and removed the same day.
Yes. Multiple skips can be supplied to efficiently manage high volumes of office waste during refurbishments or relocations.
Yes. Flexible delivery and collection times are available to minimise disruption to your business operations.
Yes. For office locations with limited space, a wait-and-load service can be arranged, where the skip is loaded and removed the same day.
Yes. Early-morning, late-night and post-event collections can be arranged where possible.
Yes. Our event skip hire is perfect for single-day and weekend events.
Absolutely. Multiple skips can be arranged to manage high waste volumes efficiently.
A permit is required if the skip is placed on a public road. We can arrange this on your behalf.
Yes. Our mixed waste skip hire service is suitable for households, businesses and construction sites.
Hazardous waste, asbestos, electrical appliances, batteries, chemicals and plasterboard are not permitted.
Mixed waste skips can accept non-hazardous materials such as household waste, wood, plastics, cardboard, furniture and small amounts of rubble.
We accept non-hazardous waste, including food waste, packaging, glass, cardboard, plastics and mixed-event waste.
Yes. Our larger skips are suitable for furniture, desks, filing cabinets and general bulky office waste.
Yes. Our larger skips (12–14 yard) are suitable for bricks, concrete, timber and bulky construction waste.
Yes. We offer long-term builders skip hire services for continuous construction work, keeping your site organised and compliant.
Yes. We can supply multiple skips to manage high-volume construction waste.
Yes. Flexible delivery and collection times are available to suit construction site operations.
Yes. Our larger skips (12–14 yard) can safely take bricks, concrete, timber, and bulky construction waste.
Yes, if the skip is placed on a road, pavement, or other public property, a permit from your local council is required.
Yes. We offer long-term industrial skip hire solutions for continuous operations, ensuring your site remains compliant and clutter-free.
Yes. We can supply multiple skips simultaneously to handle high-volume waste streams from large factories, warehouses, or construction zones.
Absolutely. We offer flexible delivery and collection times to fit industrial site operations, including night shifts and early morning schedules.
Yes, we can deliver multiple skips simultaneously to accommodate large-scale projects or events efficiently.
The cost depends on skip size, hire duration, waste type, and location. Most companies provide transparent quotes with no hidden fees. Getting a quote in advance is recommended.
We offer same-day delivery across London, ensuring your skip arrives promptly when you need it.
Yes, you can upgrade or downgrade the skip size before delivery if your project requirements change.
We offer a range of skip sizes, from small 4-yard skips for household cleanups to large 16-yard skips for construction and commercial projects.
The size of the skip you need depends on the amount and type of waste you have. Smaller skips are suitable for minor home projects, while larger skips are better for renovations or bulky waste.
Household, garden, and renovation waste are accepted. Hazardous materials like asbestos, chemicals, and batteries are not allowed.
Skip hire companies are responsible for collecting and disposing of your waste legally and responsibly, recycling where possible, and ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Yes, we are registered with the Environment Agency and we take all rubbiesh to recycling station to recycle professionally. So you can rely on us to provide you with the best possible job and support regardless of the situation.
You choose the location of your skip, if not we will assess the area and figure out the right place on our own. However, the customer is the one that will have to choose the skip location for more convenience and comfort.
We will talk with you upon bringing the skip to let you know what you can add inside of it. For the most part you an add a variety of materials, however categorizing materials might be necessary depending on the situation. Please get in touch beforehand if you have dangerous or toxic materials so we can assess the process and provide the best possible service. For example we do not accept fire, asbestos, fridges, tyre and food waste in skips.
Skip can be filled up to level load. Thankfully we have a multitude of skip sizes, You can contact us for skip size guide. Upon doing that we will send a quote and once you agree we will send the desired skip right away. It’s a good idea to order one size larger just to be safe, because you never know how much waste you need to process.
That depends on how much you need it. Our price will differ based on how many hours or days you need it. But we have many skips, so we can easily accommodate to your requirements. So it all comes down to contacting us and letting us know how much you need the skip for, then we will create a quote based on that.
If you’re unsure what skip size is good for you, then our team can arrive, assess the project and provide you with a good estimate. Even so, it’s a good idea to go with one size larger, just to be safe.
