How Do I Book A Skip?
By simply using our online booking system or calling our Sales Department on 0151 549 1837. We have highly experienced staff on hand to offer advice on hiring a skip.
What Do I Do When My Skip Is Full?
When your skip is ready for collection, simply use our online collection or call us to arrange a collection on 0151 549 1837. Alternatively, if your skip is full and you require another empty skip, contact us to book an exchange.
What Area’s Do You Deliver To?
We deliver Skips to the whole of Liverpool and Surrounding area’s. E.g., Sefton, West Lancashire, Knowsley, St Helens, Widnes, Warrington,
What can I put in my skip?
ITEMS PERMITTED IN A SKIP
Cardboard, Wood, Metal, Soil, Brick, Paper, Ceramics, Plastic, Green waste.
ITEMS NOT PERMITTED IN A SKIP
(the following items are NOT accepted in a skip unless prior arrangement with Kirkby Skips office subject to cost and confirmed in a email)
Asbestos, Astro Turf, Bed Mattress, Carpet, Carpet Tiles, Ceiling Tiles, Car Parts, Felt, Foam, Gas Bottles, Hazardous Waste, Plasterboard, Paint, Rubber/ Lino Flooring, Sofa, Tyres, Upholstery, Wet Concrete.
What will happen to my waste?
All waste is taken to our waste transfer station in Liverpool, 0% of our waste will be sent to landfill.
Where can I put my skip?
- Private land
- Driveway
- Public Road*
- Grass verge*
- Run up to your drive*
- Council property*
*Please note, by law, a permit is required by your local authorities to place a skip on public land. We will include this in our overall cost quoted. Each permit lasts 7 days. If you require the skip for longer the permit will have to be renewed for an extra cost.
Is our driveway or entrance large enough for a skip?
The skip wagon requires at least 9-10 feet in width.
How long can we keep the skip for?
Our timeframe is within 1 week, if you require the skip longer than this duration, Please speak to our team on 0151 549 1837.
Please note, if your skip is placed on public land then the permit only lasts for 7 days.
Any additional weeks will require a replacement permit charge on top of your original price.
Overloaded Skips:
Collection of overloaded skips will be refused, and the skip will not be collected until the height is lowered to the load level. Skips must be level-loaded at all times to ensure safety and that rubbish remains contained whilst in transit.
How much notice do you need for deliveries or exchanges?
Usually, 24 hours is required for deliveries, collections and exchanges, but if you call us early we can provide a same-day service for those in local areas. Next-day service means we can guarantee service for the morning or afternoon the following day. We’ll always do our best to work around your requirements, so contact us if you have a tight schedule to meet.
What Happens To Waste After Skip Is Collected?
When the skip is collected the waste is taken to our Licensed Transfer Station where it is then graded by our Trained Operatives. We aim to divert 100% of waste away from landfill.
