3 yard mini skip
35–45 bin bags
From £240.83 inc VAT (£200.69 + VAT)
Book onlineSkip hire
Skips from 3 to 12 cubic yards for household, garden and building waste, delivered across Surrey, Hampshire and East Berkshire from our Farnborough yard, and along the South Coast by Zebra in Fareham. We arrange the permit if it has to go on the road.

Prices
What a skip costs depends on its size and where it's going. Enter your postcode to see your exact prices.
35–45 bin bags
From £240.83 inc VAT (£200.69 + VAT)
Book onlineFrom our Fareham yard only
From £363 inc VAT (£302.50 + VAT)
Book online65–75 bin bags
From £353.32 inc VAT (£294.43 + VAT)
Book online75–85 bin bags
From £440.95 inc VAT (£367.46 + VAT)
Book online100–120 bin bags · light waste only
From £603 inc VAT (£502.50 + VAT)
Book onlinePrices are for general waste skips and are the same for any hire up to 14 days. A skip on the road needs a council permit, which costs extra.
Size guide
Compare each skip to scale against a person and a family car, then choose by the job or by how many bin bags of waste you have.
Selected size
Holds about 65–75 bin bags
Most skips are for mixed general waste. If your waste is all one material, such as plasterboard, clean soil and stone, or wood, a skip for just that material is often cheaper, because it's easier for us to recycle. Ask us for a quote.
If the skip can't go on your drive, it needs a permit from the council. We apply for it for you. The council's fee and lead time vary by area, so ask us when you book. Read our skip permit guide.
Nearly everything from a clear-out or building job. Here's the short list of things we can't take.
Plasterboard must be kept separate: ask for a plasterboard-only skip. Where to take the things we can't
We can't take these in our skips:
Plasterboard has to be kept separate from other waste, so ask us for a plasterboard-only skip. See our guide: what can go in a skip.
Our standard hire is 7 working days. Online bookings can be for up to 14 days. If you need longer, just ask: depending on demand we can often extend it.
Our skip lorries are 2.7 metres wide, so we need a gap of at least 3 metres. If the lorry has to turn to reach the spot, allow room for that too. Not sure? Send us a photo and we'll tell you.
Load it level with the sides, never above. We can't legally carry an overloaded skip, so the driver will ask you to take some out before it can be collected.
Only if the skip goes on the road, pavement or a grass verge. The permit comes from the local council, and we apply for it for you: just tell us when you book. On a road, the skip also needs safety lights and cones at night; you can get these from a local hire shop. More about skip permits.
Book online in a couple of minutes, or call our office and we'll help you choose the right size.