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Picture this: you’ve finally tackled that long-overdue home renovation or garden clear-out. The skip’s full, your driveway looks tidy again… but it’s been sitting there for over a week. Do you need to call for collection, or can it stay put a little longer? It’s a question many UK homeowners ask, how long can you […]

Picture this: you’ve finally booked a skip, your DIY project’s about to begin, and the only thing left is finding a spot outside your home. Then the skip hire company mentions something called a “skip permit.” Wait, I need a permit just to have it on the road? And how much does that cost? If

Ever stood next to a skip, shovel in hand, wondering if you can squeeze just one more bag on top? You’re not alone. It’s one of the most common questions people ask when hiring a skip: “How high can you actually fill it?” The answer isn’t just about saving space, it’s about safety, law, and

Picture this: you’ve just finished tearing out that old kitchen or clearing your overgrown garden. The satisfaction hits, right until you realise you’re surrounded by heaps of rubble, plaster, and branches. Trips to the tip? Endless. That’s when you see it, a bright yellow skip parked neatly on a driveway down the road, effortlessly swallowing

You’ve booked your skip, rolled up your sleeves, and you’re ready to clear the clutter, attic junk, renovation rubble, construction waste, and a few dozen mystery black bags from the garage. But then that familiar question pops up: “Wait… can I actually put these black bags in the skip?” It feels like it should be