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Inert waste skips are designed for heavy materials such as soil, concrete, and rubble. Often referred to as soil skips or concrete skips, they are ideal for groundwork, landscaping, and renovation projects.
If your project involves heavy construction materials, an inert waste skip is the safest and most cost-effective option.
Inert skips are commonly used for:
Excavation and foundation work
Patio, driveway, and paving removal
Landscaping projects involving soil removal
Brickwork and concrete demolition
Drainage and utility installations
Because inert waste is significantly heavier than general waste, these skips are priced and managed differently to ensure safe transport and disposal.”
Inert skip hire is suitable for:
Inert waste skips can usually be placed on private land such as a driveway. If the skip needs to be positioned on a public road or pavement, a permit may be required. If you are unsure, contact our team on 0800 066 5550 for advice.
We process your mixed waste at our state-of-the-art facilities, recovering recyclables and turning the rest into energy.
With depots in Bedlington and Doncaster, we offer reliable local service backed by a global infrastructure.
We provide full Duty of Care documentation, ensuring your waste is handled legally and responsibly.
An inert skip is used for heavy waste such as soil, concrete, bricks, and rubble that does not chemically react or decompose.
Yes, soil and concrete can be mixed together in an inert waste skip, provided no other waste types are included.
No. Plasterboard must be disposed of separately and cannot be placed in an inert waste skip.
Mixing general or prohibited waste may result in additional charges or collection delays. For mixed waste see our General Waste Skips.
Yes. Inert skips are commonly used for home renovations, landscaping, and driveway or patio removal.
Inert waste is much heavier, which affects transport, handling, and disposal processes.
