10 Yard Skip Hire
10 Yard Skip Hire | Dimensions, Capacity & Prices
Built for serious renovation projects and mixed construction waste. Holds 80-100 bin bags — ideal when rubble and household waste need to go together.
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10 Yard Skip Dimensions
What Fits in a 10 Yard Skip?
- Large renovation project across multiple rooms and floors
- Mixed construction and household waste combined
- Full house clearance of a large 4-bedroom property
- Significant amounts of rubble, bricks and concrete
- Roofing materials — tiles, felt, timber battens
- Complete loft, garage and outbuilding clearance
- Light commercial office refurb waste and furniture
- Garden landscaping waste including paving slabs and hardcore
Pro Tip
Note that heavy waste (rubble, concrete, soil) fills volume quickly — a 10 yard skip half-full of heavy rubble may hit its weight limit. For predominantly heavy waste, a 12 yard skip or separate bulk bags may be more cost effective.
Best For
Large Renovation
Multi-floor refurb with mixed household and builder waste
Construction Waste
Rubble, bricks, mortar, roofing and structural materials
Office Clearance
Small commercial office — desks, units, equipment waste
Landscaping
Paving slabs, hardcore, soil and garden structure removal
10 Yard Skip Hire Prices
All prices include delivery, collection and landfill tax.
| Hire Period | Price |
|---|---|
| 1–7 days (standard) | From £250 |
| 8–14 days (extended) | From £288 |
| Road permit (if required) | +£50–80 |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 10 yards big enough for a large renovation project?
Yes — a 10 yard skip holds 80-100 bin bags and handles large renovation projects comfortably. It is particularly suited when you have a mix of heavy construction materials (rubble, bricks) alongside household waste and fitout debris. For very large builds or multiple separate projects, a 12 yard skip or two 8 yard skips may be more efficient.
Do I need a permit for a 10 yard skip?
At 4.0m long, a 10 yard skip may not fit on all driveways — check your available space before booking. If it must go on the road, a permit is required at £50–80, arranged by us with your local council. We recommend measuring your driveway and calling us to confirm placement options.
How long can I keep a 10 yard skip?
Standard 7-day hire is included. Extended 14-day hire is available at a surcharge. For larger projects spanning several weeks, we offer flexible hire arrangements — contact us and we will find the most cost-effective solution for your project timeline.
What can't I put in a 10 yard skip?
Prohibited in all our skips regardless of size: asbestos (any form), tyres, paint cans with liquid paint, batteries, fridges/freezers, WEEE electrical items, fluorescent tubes and hazardous or clinical waste. Heavy construction waste including rubble, bricks, concrete and timber is accepted.