
A small clear-out or garden tidy
Approx. L × W × H
1.53 × 1.01 × 0.76m
Skips for clear-outs, garden jobs and home improvements.

From a small clear-out to a bigger project, start with how much you need to clear.

A small clear-out or garden tidy
Approx. L × W × H
1.53 × 1.01 × 0.76m

A bathroom refit or room clear-out
Approx. L × W × H
1.80 × 1.22 × 0.96m

A kitchen refit or renovation job
Approx. L × W × H
2.95 × 1.87 × 1.24m

A larger clear-out or building job
Approx. L × W × H
3.09 × 1.87 × 1.54m

Bulky items and light renovation waste
Approx. L × W × H
3.60 × 1.75 × 1.52m

A larger house or workplace clear-out
Approx. L × W × H
3.85 × 1.87 × 1.87m

A big clear-out with light bulky items
Approx. L × W × H
4.01 × 1.87 × 2.05m

Large amounts of light bulky waste
Approx. L × W × H
4.15 × 1.87 × 2.05m
Dimensions are approximate guide figures, in length × width × height order. Skip shapes vary. Confirm the exact size, availability and waste limit before booking. The lorry needs more room than the skip itself.

The waste matters as much as the amount. Tell us about your job before choosing a size.
Small clear-outs may suit a compact skip. Mention soil, rubble or large furniture before you book.
Describe the materials coming out. Heavy waste needs an agreed size and weight limit.
A rubbish collection may suit you if you want the agreed items loaded and taken away.
Get the details agreed before the skip arrives.
Call with your postcode, waste type, preferred date and where the skip will go.
Confirm size, access, hire period, price and any permit arrangements.
Keep waste below the fill line. Call when you have finished and leave access clear.
Let us know when you’ve finished. You can also call about an exchange, extra hire time or a change of plans.
Get the contents agreed before you load. Some items need a different disposal route.
Agree the contents when you book. Weight limits and mixed loads still matter.
Call first to check which items we can take, how to separate them and any extra charge.
These need a suitable separate disposal route. Never hide them in an ordinary skip.

No private space at the front? Plan the skip position and the route from your house or rear garden before delivery.
Tell us whether waste will come through the house, a side gate or shared access. A skip on the road needs council permission.
Check doors, gates and turns before carrying out long boards or old furniture. Keep the route clear while you work.
Leave neighbours a usable route to doors, bins and rear entrances. If you want the lifting done for you, ask about rubbish removal.

Agree the exact position before booking. On Mill Road, between East Vennel and the car park, parking is restricted to signed bays.
Clackmannanshire Council asks for online skip applications at least 10 working days before placement. Permission must be granted before delivery.
An empty bay does not give permission for a skip. Tell us about signs, restrictions and nearby entrances so the position can be checked.
Agree the approved dates, required safety equipment and collection. For a skip needed today, suitable private placement may avoid the road-permit wait.
Call with your postcode to agree delivery and access for your address.
The right details help avoid surprises later.
Tell us the waste type and amount, including heavy or special items.
Have your postcode, preferred date and access details ready.
Agree delivery, collection, disposal, hire, VAT and any permit or extra charges.
Clear-out advice
A mini skip may fit on your driveway, but the lorry needs room to place it and collect it.
Read the guideClear-out advice
A skip holds waste as you work. A rubbish collection takes away the agreed items when they are ready.
Read the guideStart with what you are clearing and the type of waste. Compare the guide dimensions, then call to check a suitable size and weight limit. Bulky items and heavy rubble need different plans.
A suitable private driveway can be an option. The lorry needs clear access and room to place and lift the skip. Tell us about gates, overhead cables, slopes and anything that could block access.
A skip on the public road needs council permission. Clackmannanshire Council’s current roads guidance asks for an online application at least 10 working days before placement. Agree who applies before booking.
Agree the hire period and any extension charges when you book. If your job takes longer, call before the agreed period ends.
Call 01259 235650 when the skip is ready. Agree the collection arrangements and keep access clear. Do not assume collection is automatic or immediate.
Yes. Call about a one-off rubbish collection if you would prefer the agreed items to be loaded and taken away. Describe what you have, where it is and any difficult access.
Tell us what you’re clearing and where the skip will go. We’ll help you work out the next step.