Electrical Appliances: Televisions, computers, washing machines, fridges.

Tyres: Old car or bike tyres are not allowed in a skip.

Upholstered Seating and Furniture: Including: sofas, armchairs, futons and bean bags.

Asbestos: Asbestos must never be placed in a skip and requires specialist disposal.

Harmful Chemicals: Including such as solvents and glue.

Fluorescent Tubes: Contain mercury and cannot be put in a skip.

Medical Waste: Includes biological waste or bodily fluids.

Batteries: Contain harmful battery acid and must be taken to a recycling centre.

Paint Cans: Filled tins need to be disposed of at a disposal centre or local tip.

Oil/Petrol/Diesel: Extremely flammable and should never be put in a skip.

Gas Cylinders: Used Gas cylinders must not be put in a skip.

Animal Waste: Includes deceased animals, fur, feathers, and excrement.

The ideal location is on a driveway. You won't need a permit, which will reduce the overall cost of your hire. It will also provide easy access for filling the skip and avoid any risk from passing traffic. Just make sure there is enough space on the driveway for the size you have ordered. Use our handy guide here

A mini skip holds 2 cubic yards of rubbish. The mini skip can hold 20 to 30 black bin bags full of waste. The mini skip does not have a large volume and if you are looking to get rid of more waste it may be better value to go for a larger skip.

The cost of an 2-yard skip can vary significantly, typically ranging from £120 to over £200. Prices are influenced by location, with southern UK areas generally experiencing higher costs compared to the north. Additionally, the distance from the yard to your delivery location can impact pricing; more remote areas often incur higher fees.

Justhire offers hire periods of up to 14 days with no extra charges, and we also offer week-long extensions for a fee.

Yes, you can put a 2 yard mini skip on the road. Placing on the road requires a skip permit. This can be organised by JustHire, just select skip placement as "on-road" during your checkout. Permits will require an additional fee and the local council can reject an application, without refunding the cost. A great alternative to a road permit is a wait and load service. This is where the skip is lowered, you then have 30 minutes to fill before it is collected again. This can be done on a public road and does not require a permit. During your order just select the "wait and load" option for this service.

All skips have a limit to how high or full they can be filled, indicated by the walls of the skip. The waste you put into the should not exceed these walls. If you overfill a skip, collection may be refused as it can be too dangerous. To read more about how to fill a skip click the link.

In most cases, you don't need to be present for the delivery or collection. However, it's essential to ensure there's enough space for the lorry to access both for drop-off and pick-up. Additionally, make sure the skip isn't obstructed by vehicles. It's also important not to overfill the skip or dispose of hazardous materials, as this could lead to refusal of collection. If any of these conditions aren't met, additional charges for a wasted journey will apply. We have a handy guide here.

At JustHire we make 2-yard skip hire hassle-free and affordable. Here's why customers choose us:

• Flexible delivery and collection times: We work around your schedule.

• Next-day delivery: Need a skip fast? We’ve got you covered.

• Environmentally conscious: We recycle as much waste as possible.

• Local service: We have partnered with local skip suppliers across the UK, ensuring fast and reliable service.