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Skip hire in Dewsbury

Skips in Dewsbury start at £120 across WF12 and WF13. A skip on your drive needs nothing extra, and on the road the skip company sorts out the paperwork.

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Skip hire prices in Dewsbury

Guide prices, WF area, ex VAT

Call by 3pm for delivery the next working day, in most areas. Skips in Dewsbury are supplied by a licensed local company. Call us and we’ll confirm your price and book it in.

Skip on the road? Dewsbury road permit, up to 14 days £32

Only if the skip goes on the road or pavement. Issued by Kirklees Council, 2 working days to issue.

Retrospective permit:
£114
Each extension:
£48
Licence period:
14 days
Council permit page

Rules in Dewsbury

  • A skip on a Dewsbury road needs a Kirklees licence, £32 for up to 14 days.
  • The licence must be applied for at least two working days ahead, or three on a traffic sensitive street.
  • An extended licence keeps the skip on the road for up to 28 days.
  • No skip on a footway or grass verge without the council's written approval first.
  • Only a skip company registered with Kirklees in advance can get the licence.

Getting a skip in Dewsbury

Dewsbury's town centre is ringed by Victorian and Edwardian terraced streets. Stonefield Street has stone terraces and Pyrah Street has red brick ones. If your terrace has no drive, your skip goes on the road under the Kirklees licence, and a 4 yard midi takes up less of the street. Kirklees doesn't allow a skip on the footway or a grass verge without its written approval first. Much of the historic core is in the Dewsbury Conservation Area, with around 280 buildings from before 1939.

East of the centre, Earlsheaton and Chickenley mix older terraces with semis and newer housing. Dewsbury Moor, to the west, has post-war estates alongside its terraces. A house with a drive keeps the skip off the road, so you won't need a licence. An 8 yard large suits a full clear-out. Keep soil and rubble to a 6 yard builders or smaller. For a bag or two of rubble, the Weaving Lane tip off Thornhill Road takes it free. You'll need a Kirklees vehicle permit and a booking first.

In Dewsbury town centre, proposed improvements would take traffic out of the southern section of Northgate, and out of Northgate Road and the inner section of Halifax Road around Pioneer Square. They're plans for now, but give the skip company your exact street if you're clearing a flat or shop there. For a sofa or a few other big items, the Kirklees bulky collection costs £11.66 per item, up to six per order, and can beat a skip.

Other ways to get rid of it in Dewsbury

For one or two items, the council is often cheaper than a skip. Here’s how they compare.

  • Council

    Kirklees Council bulky waste collection

    £11.66 for up to 1 item

    Booked with the council.

    Best for: One or two large items

  • Council

    Kirklees Council garden waste bin

    £56.65 a year

    By subscription.

    Best for: Regular garden waste

  • Free

    Take it to the tip

    Free for household waste

    Check the council’s tip rules before you go.

    Best for: A car or van load you can move yourself

Fly-tipping in Dewsbury

10,120 incidents reported across the Kirklees Council area in 2024-25, about 22.6 per 1,000 people.

Council-wide figures, not just Dewsbury.

Nobody wants fly-tipping in Dewsbury. Whoever takes your waste, make sure they’re a licensed waste carrier. The skip companies on this site all are.

By law you’re responsible for your waste even after it’s collected. If it’s dumped and traced back to you, you can be fined.

Report fly-tipping to Kirklees Council

Source: Defra ENV24, fly-tipping incidents reported by local authorities in England, 2024-25.

Questions

Is a council permit needed if my Dewsbury skip goes on the road?
Only on the road. Kirklees Council charges £32 for a licence lasting up to 14 days, and a registered skip company applies at least two working days ahead. A skip on your drive needs nothing. Footways and grass verges need the council's written approval first.
Will a skip fit outside a Pyrah Street terrace in Dewsbury?
A 4 yard midi usually suits it best. Pyrah Street has red brick terraces, and Stonefield Street's are stone. Without a drive, the skip sits on the road under the Kirklees licence, coned and lit after dark by the skip company.
Can WF12 rubble go to the Weaving Lane tip instead of a skip?
For a few bags, the tip is the better choice. The Dewsbury tip on Weaving Lane, off Thornhill Road, takes rubble, soil, bricks and plasterboard free of charge. You'll need a Kirklees vehicle permit and a booking. For a whole patio or wall, a 6 yard builders skip saves the trips.
Brown bin or skip for garden waste in Dewsbury Moor?
For regular clippings, the brown bin wins. Kirklees collects garden waste fortnightly for £56.65 a year. A one-off clearance at a Dewsbury Moor semi or terrace fits a skip better, and a 2 yard mini or 4 yard midi handles most tidy-ups.
What does a 6 yard builders skip cost in Dewsbury, WF13?
A 6 yard builders skip costs £275, and sizes run from £120 for a 2 yard mini to £395 for a 12 yard maxi. On the road, add the £32 Kirklees licence for up to 14 days. An extended licence covers up to 28 days.

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