SKIP HIRE IN N. LONDON & SURROUNDING AREAS, WHOLE OF BEDFORDSHIRE AND HERTFORDSHIRE
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SKIP SIZE GUIDE
Skips come in a range of sizes, dimensions and shapes, choosing the right size and type of skip for your requirements can save you time and money. Our helpful skip size guide will ensure that you choose the right skip for your requirements
RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL SKIP HIRE
Time to clear out your junk? Maybe you are renovating your home? or you require a skip to accommodate a large scale industrial project or some office clearance, skip hire is the easy and convenient way to remove all your unwanted waste.
HOW DO I GET A SKIP
Skip hire couldn’t be easier. Simply request a quote, choosing the best skip size to suit your needs - please refer to our skip size guide. Arrange a date for delivery, and the skip will be dropped off. Fill the skip, and when it is full, the skip will be taken away. That is it – we told you it was easy!
DO I NEED A SKIP HIRE PERMIT?
If you are placing the skip on private land, you will not need a permit for your skip. If you will require the skip to be placed on council land, such as the road outside your home, you will require a permit. Permit applications are simple, and not too costly. U&U Skips can include the cost of the council skip hire permit in your quotation.
WHAT CAN AND CAN'T I PUT INTO A SKIP?
Skips are great for most types of waste, but there are some restrictions that you need to be aware of before rushing out and booking your delivery. Items that are prohibited are normally either dangerous or require specialist disposal. Most local councils provide advice and services for the disposal of waste that cannot be thrown into a skip.
For list of items that are permitted and prohibited click on button