Skip Hire

• the perfect middle child of skips. Not too big to scare your neighbours, but not too small to make you cry halfway through your project. It’s the size that says, “I’ve got this under control,” while you secretly hope no one notices your overflowing wheelbarrow of regret. Remember, no one ever finishes a DIY project without at least one existential crisis. Ah, the 2.5-yard skip

The 3-yard skip is what you need when you’ve been putting off “that one big job” for so long that the thought of it keeps you up at night. This skip is like a faithful sidekick, helping you face your garage full of abandoned hobbies, broken bikes, and that lawnmower you swear still works. It’s here to remind you that maybe you don’t need seven half-empty paint cans.

The 4-yard skip is ideal for those moments when you realise your shed is less “storage space” and more “home for all the stuff I don’t know what to do with.” Whether you’re taking on a garden project or tackling that mysterious pile of wood in the corner, this skip is the answer to your “How did it get this bad?” dilemma.

The 5-yard skip is the ultimate optimist’s choice. You’ll tell yourself it’s plenty of space, but halfway through the project, you’ll be eyeing the next size up. Still, it’s great for garden waste, DIY projects, and that moment when you realise you’ve been hoarding more than just “a few things.” Trust us, this skip is ready for your reckoning.

• It will, but the skip is key. The 6-yard skip is your best friend when the project starts with “I’ll just knock down this one wall” and ends with you staring at a pile of rubble, wondering what happened. It’s for those ambitious plans that start on a sunny Saturday and end on a rainy Sunday, with you saying, “It’ll all be worth it.” Spoiler alert

The 7-yard skip is like a safety net for your DIY ambitions. You think you can handle the mess, but deep down, you know things will spiral. Whether it’s a home renovation or a big garden overhaul, this skip has your back when things get out of hand—because they always do. Let’s be honest, you’ll need this more than you think.

The 8-yard skip is for those “Oops, this got out of hand” moments. You started with a small project, and now you’re standing in a mountain of debris, wondering how it happened. Whether it’s a construction job or a major clear-out, this skip is your last line of defence before you admit you might have overdone it. But hey, better too much skip than too little, right?

The 10-yard skip is your go-to for serious projects. Whether it’s construction, demolition, or that massive house renovation, this skip means business. It’s built to handle the heavy lifting—literally. Perfect for builders, renovators, or anyone who just really loves tearing stuff down and clearing it all away. Just remember to leave room for the cement mixer

The 12-yard skip is no joke. It’s the skip that says, “I’ve got a real job to do.” Whether you’re a builder handling a major project or someone who just has a lot more stuff than you thought, this skip is up to the task. If you’re looking at this size, you’re probably way past weekend DIY territory. It’s for the big leagues.