
2 yard skip
Small household or garden clear-outs
Approx. L × W × H1.8m × 1.3m × 0.8m
Call Jack Cole Skips for skip prices, sizes and postcode availability.

Small garden clear-out or bigger renovation? Start with the waste you need to remove.

Small household or garden clear-outs
Approx. L × W × H1.8m × 1.3m × 0.8m

Smaller clear-outs and room updates
Approx. L × W × H2.7m × 1.6m × 0.9m

Medium clear-outs and renovation waste
Approx. L × W × H3.1m × 1.75m × 1.2m

Bigger clear-outs and renovation jobs
Approx. L × W × H3.45m × 1.75m × 1.2m
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Larger amounts of bulky, lighter waste
Approx. L × W × H3.45m × 1.75m × 1.6m

Bulky waste from bigger clearances
Approx. L × W × H3.6m × 1.75m × 1.6m

Large volumes of light, bulky waste
Approx. L × W × H4.1m × 1.75m × 1.8m

Big clear-outs of light, bulky waste
Approx. L × W × H4.2m × 1.84m × 2m
The person shows approximate scale. Cubic yards measure volume, not a permitted load weight. Supplier models vary; confirm the measurements, waste and delivery access when booking.

Need rubbish collected without hiring a skip? Call to discuss the items, access and price.
With skip hire, you fill the container yourself. Our separate rubbish-removal service involves lifting the agreed waste into a van and taking it away.
Arrange the right container, fill it with the agreed waste and have it collected.

Tell us the postcode, waste and preferred date. Agree the size, total price, access and hire period.
Load only the agreed materials, keeping them below the fill line and within the weight limit.
Use the collection date or request agreed at booking. Contact us before keeping the skip longer.
Explain all the materials you want to remove before the load is agreed.
Wood, metal, cardboard and garden cuttings are useful starting descriptions. Name large household items separately rather than calling everything general rubbish.
Soil, bricks and rubble add weight quickly. Plasterboard, mattresses and upholstered seating need specific acceptance and any charges confirmed.
Do not mix asbestos or hazardous waste into an ordinary skip. Batteries, gas bottles, liquids and electrical equipment need a suitable disposal or collection route.
A larger container is not permission for a heavier load. Confirm the materials and keep waste below the marked fill line.
The address, volume, material and hire period shape the job we are pricing.
A load of bulky cupboards and a load of rubble need different allowances. Tell us about heavy material and unusual items before selecting a container.
The complete quote should explain delivery, collection, VAT, the hire period and any permit or parking costs. That gives you a price for the actual job, rather than a headline figure with important details missing.
Allow for the skip and the lorry that will place and collect it.

A driveway or yard needs a firm standing surface, the landowner’s agreement and a suitable vehicle approach.

Road placement needs the relevant council permission. Parking restrictions may need separate attention, and the local rules must be checked for the actual address.

Gates, parked vehicles, trees and overhead cables can affect access. Container dimensions alone do not confirm that delivery is possible.
We accept skip-hire and rubbish-removal enquiries throughout England and Scotland.
Your full postcode lets us discuss the size, date and access for the property. The actual booking is confirmed for your job.
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Describe the main items and materials, then use the guide sizes to picture the volume. Bag counts vary, and heavy material still needs a separate loading allowance.
You fill a hired skip yourself. If you want the agreed rubbish carried out, loaded into a van and taken away, enquire about the separate rubbish-removal service.
Contact us before the agreed hire ends. Extra time, collection changes and any road permission need to be discussed rather than treated as automatically included.
Have your postcode, waste details and preferred date ready.