Clear-out advice
Can a 2-Yard Skip Fit on My Driveway?
A mini skip may fit on your driveway, but the lorry needs room to place it and collect it.
Read the guidePlan the space, agree your dates and call us when your skip is ready to leave.

Describe the driveway or road placement. Agree permission and any ground protection before delivery.
Mention gate widths, tight turns, cables, branches and soft ground. Keep the agreed access clear.
Confirm skip size, permitted waste, delivery date, hire period, payment and what the quote includes.
Ask which delivery arrangements are available for your address and date. Do not plan around an unconfirmed arrival time. Keep someone available if the driver needs help identifying the agreed position.
Agree the hire period when you book. If the job runs longer, call before that period ends to discuss an extension and any charge.
Putting the skip on the road? Check permission.Use only the agreed waste types and stay below the fill line. Keep access clear and tell us about unexpected heavy or restricted items before loading them.
Check the waste guideCollection needs arranging. Call when the skip is ready, then agree the next available collection arrangements and keep the lorry’s route clear.
Call if your delivery plans change, access becomes blocked, you need longer or you want a replacement skip. Give us the address and booking details. Agree any extra hire, permit renewal or exchange charges before continuing.
Clear-out advice
A mini skip may fit on your driveway, but the lorry needs room to place it and collect it.
Read the guideHave your postcode, waste type, preferred date and access details ready.