
Skips in Shrewsburyfrom£150
Skip hire in Shrewsbury
Prices for a skip in Shrewsbury begin at £150 for a 2 yard mini, with sizes up to a 12 yard maxi for clearing a big Kingsland house, across SY1, SY2 and SY3.
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Skip hire prices in Shrewsbury
Guide prices, SY area, ex VAT- Mini
2 yard skip
25 to 35 bin bags
from£150
Call to book - Midi
4 yard skip
35 to 45 bin bags
from£250
Call to book - Most popular
6 yard skip
50 to 60 bin bags
from£380
Call to book - Large
8 yard skip
60 to 80 bin bags
from£345
Call to book - Maxi
12 yard skip
100 to 120 bin bags
from£440
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Call by 3pm for delivery the next working day, in most areas. Skips in Shrewsbury are supplied by a licensed local company. Call us and we’ll confirm your price and book it in.
Other services in Shrewsbury
- Rubbish removal (man and van)Man and van collection. You point, they load and take it away.Prices and how it works
- Grab hireA grab lorry for soil, rubble and bulk waste, loaded from the road.Prices and how it works
- RoRo skip hire20 to 40 yard roll-on roll-off containers for sites and big clear-outs.Prices and how it works
Skip on the road? Shrewsbury road permit £160
Only if the skip goes on the road or pavement. Issued by Shropshire Council, 10 working days to issue. Fee for 2026/27.
- Retrospective permit:
- £360, Unlicensed Skip Permit
- Each extension:
- £150, Skip Permit Extension
What size skip for your job in Shrewsbury?
- Bathroom refit2 or 4 yard · Suite, tiles and boards2 yard from £150
- Kitchen refit4 yard · Units, worktops, packaging4 yard from £250
- Garden clearance2 to 8 yard · Branches, turf, green waste4 yard from £250
- Patio or driveway6 yard · Slabs, hardcore, soil6 yard from £380
- House clear-out8 or 12 yard · Furniture and household items8 yard from £345
- Extension or knock-through6 or 8 yard · Rubble, timber, plasterboard6 yard from £380
Not sure? Use the skip size calculator.
Rules in Shrewsbury
- A skip on the road needs a Shropshire Council permit, at £160 per permit for 2026/27.
- The council needs the application at least ten working days before the skip arrives.
- Keeping the skip longer needs a Skip Permit Extension, which carries its own fee.
- A skip placed without a permit faces an Unlicensed Skip Permit, which costs more than a normal one.
- On the road the skip needs at least four cones on the approach side and lamps at each corner overnight.
Getting a skip in Shrewsbury
In Mountfields, just north west of Shrewsbury town centre, Darwin Street, Hatfield Terrace and Providence Row are early Victorian terraces. Mount Street has terraced cottages from around 1600. Mountfields is a conservation area. If your terrace has no space off the street, the skip goes on the road under a Shropshire Council permit, and only the skip company can apply for it. A 4 yard midi takes up less of the road and suits a room clear-out. Allow at least ten working days, as the council needs the application that far ahead.
Kingsland's Kennedy Road and the streets around it have large, spacious Victorian and Edwardian houses inside the Shrewsbury Conservation Area. If yours has a drive with room, an 8 yard large can sit there for a full clear-out with no permit needed. Off Underdale Road, Cleveland and Tankerville are rows of workers' terraces, so expect the skip to go on the road. In Sutton Farm, residents' permit parking runs on match and event days at the Oteley Road stadium, so give the skip company your street and date when you book.
For a few sheets of plasterboard from a small job, the recycling centre on Vanguard Way takes it, and cars don't need to book. Bring proof you live in Shropshire. Regular hedge and lawn cuttings suit the council's garden bin at £58 a year, collected every two weeks. For heavy soil and rubble from a garden or patio job, you'll want a 6 yard builders skip.
Other ways to get rid of it in Shrewsbury
For one or two items, the council is often cheaper than a skip. Here’s how they compare.
- Council
Shropshire Council bulky waste collection
£35 for up to 1 item
Booked with the council.
Best for: One or two large items
- Council
Shropshire Council garden waste bin
£58 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 Shrewsbury
1,734 incidents reported across the Shropshire Council area in 2024-25, about 5.2 per 1,000 people.
Council-wide figures, not just Shrewsbury.
Nobody wants fly-tipping in Shrewsbury. 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 Shropshire Council
Source: Defra ENV24, fly-tipping incidents reported by local authorities in England, 2024-25.
Questions
- Do I need a permit for a skip in Shrewsbury?
- Only if it goes on the road or pavement. A skip on your own drive needs none. For a road spot, the skip company applies to Shropshire Council, which charges £160 per permit and wants the application ten working days ahead.
- Can I have a skip in Sutton Farm on a match day?
- You can, but plan the date. Residents' permit parking covers roads such as Rowton Road, Sunny Bank Road and Burway Drive when the Oteley Road stadium hosts a match or event. Tell the skip company your street so it can plan delivery around the restrictions.
- What size skip suits a Mountfields terrace in Shrewsbury?
- A 4 yard midi usually suits a room clear-out at a terrace on Darwin Street or St George's Street. These early Victorian rows sit in a conservation area, and with no space off the street the skip goes on the road under a permit.
- Should SY1 plasterboard go to the Vanguard Way tip or a skip?
- For a few sheets, the tip is the easier route. The recycling centre on Vanguard Way at Battlefield Enterprise Park takes plasterboard. Cars can turn up without booking, but vans and larger trailers need a slot first.
- Is the garden bin better than a skip in Shrewsbury?
- For regular hedge and lawn cuttings, the bin wins. Shropshire Council's garden bin costs £58 a year per bin, up to three bins, collected every two weeks. For a one-off clearance with soil or rubble, a 6 yard builders skip suits better.
Skip hire near Shrewsbury
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Sources
Last checked 4 Nov 2026.
- next.shropshire.gov.uk, checked 4 Nov 2026.
- shropshire.gov.uk, checked 4 Nov 2026.
- telford.gov.uk, checked 4 Nov 2026.
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