Construction skips are designed for disposing of building and renovation waste from domestic and trade projects. Whether you’re undertaking a home improvement job or managing a construction site, construction skip hire provides a convenient way to remove mixed building materials.
You may also be interested in our range of 8 yard builder’s skips or 12 yard maxi skips.
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Construction skip hire provides a practical waste management solution for projects where multiple building materials need to be disposed of together.
Construction skips are commonly used for:
Because construction waste can include a mix of materials such as wood, metal, and rubble, these skips are designed to handle general building waste safely and efficiently.
Construction skips are suitable for:
Choosing the right skip size will depend on the scale of the project and the volume of waste generated.

Construction skips can usually be placed on private land such as a driveway or construction site. 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.
A construction skip is used for building and renovation waste such as rubble, timber, plastics, and metal materials generated during construction projects.
The most common size is an 8 yard builder’s skip, but smaller or larger skips may be more suitable depending on the scale of your project.
Yes. Construction skips are designed to accept a mix of non-hazardous building materials.
No. Plasterboard must usually be disposed of separately using a dedicated plasterboard skip.
Yes. Construction skip hire is commonly used for home renovations, extensions, and large DIY projects.
If restricted items are found in the skip, additional charges may apply or the waste may need to be removed before collection.