FAQ

The normal skip hire is up to 2 weeks, but this can be extended to suit your needs.

 

No, you do not need to be home for us to deliver your skip, advise us of the location when placing your order.

Block paved and soft tarmac drives can be damaged when placing skips on them. Heavy skips which require stabilising equipment, may also potentially cause damage. You could put your own protection down like batons or old carpet down. While we will take every care to prevent damage, please be aware that once we leave the highway you agree to indemnify us for any damage that occurs whilst on your property.

Usually your skip will be delivered by LGV, which is normally very large, although we have smaller trucks for tricky locations. Your drive needs to be 2.9 metres wide for a normal truck with a 6 cubic yard skip (standard size). When ordered we will enquire about the location of the skip. Please make us aware of any access difficulties at the time. also make sure that there is enough access to allow your skip in and out safely. If you are unsure call us!

We will place your skip in the most convenient location which might be your driveway or the road. If we need to place the skip on the road you will need a permit, correct signage and lights. Please contact us if you cannot place on private land (remember the grass verge outside your house may not be owned by you!) and we will organise a permit for you. Alternatively, we may be able to organise a wait and load facility.

Yes, we offer a wait and load service for all skip sizes and cage lorries too. It costs the same as hiring a skip, If the vehicle will be waiting on public land a permit may still be required.