
Skips in Swintonfrom£130
Skip hire in Swinton
Skips in Swinton start at £130 across M27. A skip on your own drive needs no paperwork, and on the road the skip company sorts it out for you.
Or call for a price and to book.
- Prices up frontGuide prices for every size
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Skip hire prices in Swinton
Guide prices, M area, ex VAT- Mini
2 yard skip
25 to 35 bin bags
from£130
Call to book - Midi
4 yard skip
35 to 45 bin bags
from£215
Call to book - Most popular
6 yard skip
50 to 60 bin bags
from£275
Call to book - Large
8 yard skip
60 to 80 bin bags
from£270
Call to book - Maxi
12 yard skip
100 to 120 bin bags
from£385
Call to book
Call by 3pm for delivery the next working day, in most areas. Skips in Swinton are supplied by a licensed local company. Call us and we’ll confirm your price and book it in.
Other services in Swinton
- 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? Swinton road permit, per skip (domestic, booked in advance) £20.76
Only if the skip goes on the road or pavement. Issued by Salford Council, 3 working days to issue.
- Retrospective permit:
- £41.52
- Renewal:
- £186.84
- Licence period:
- 28 days
What size skip for your job in Swinton?
- Bathroom refit2 or 4 yard · Suite, tiles and boards2 yard from £130
- Kitchen refit4 yard · Units, worktops, packaging4 yard from £215
- Garden clearance2 to 8 yard · Branches, turf, green waste4 yard from £215
- Patio or driveway6 yard · Slabs, hardcore, soil6 yard from £275
- House clear-out8 or 12 yard · Furniture and household items8 yard from £270
- Extension or knock-through6 or 8 yard · Rubble, timber, plasterboard6 yard from £275
Not sure? Use the skip size calculator.
Rules in Swinton
- On the road, Salford City Council's domestic permit is £20.76 per skip when booked in advance.
- A permit lasts up to 28 days, and keeping the skip longer means reapplying, with a charge for each extra 28 days.
- The skip company, not you, applies for the permit, and the council issues it within two to three working days.
- A roadside skip needs red and yellow reflective markings and must be lit at night.
- A skip found on the road without a permit is charged a higher retrospective fee.
Getting a skip in Swinton
In Swinton, the 1930s semis that run across Swinton and Pendlebury come with a mix of parking. If yours has a drive, the skip sits there with no permit. Off Chorley Road and Partington Lane, the bay-fronted semis from between the wars are the same mix, so check your frontage before you book. The Victorian terraces around Pendlebury's older streets have parking on the street only, so your skip goes on the road under the council permit. A 4 yard midi takes up less of the street there.
Swinton Zone A and Zone B are resident permit schemes, and Crompton Street has its own. If your road is in one, tell the skip company when you book so it can plan where the skip goes. In the Irlams o' th' Height conservation area, Queen Street, King Street and Claremont Road keep many 18th century cottages. The Radcliffe Park Road conservation area has large detached and semi-detached homes in extensive gardens, on a tree-lined avenue with broad pavements. A big garden there may leave room to keep the skip off the road.
For up to four large items, Salford's bulky waste collection costs £52.50 and usually comes on a Saturday within seven to 14 days. For a sofa and a wardrobe, that can beat a skip. For a kitchen or bathroom strip-out in Swinton, a 6 yard builders skip takes the heavy rubble in one go. Towards Clifton, the post-war estate homes have a mix of parking. If yours has a drive, the skip can sit there with no permit.
Other ways to get rid of it in Swinton
For one or two items, the council is often cheaper than a skip. Here’s how they compare.
- Council
Salford Council bulky waste collection
£52.50 for up to 4 items
Booked with the council.
Best for: One or two large items
- 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 Swinton
7,610 incidents reported across the Salford Council area in 2024-25, about 25.9 per 1,000 people.
Council-wide figures, not just Swinton.
Nobody wants fly-tipping in Swinton. 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 Salford 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 Swinton?
- Only if it goes on the road. A skip on your drive needs nothing. On the road the skip company gets Salford City Council's permit, £20.76 per skip for up to 28 days, which takes two to three working days.
- What if my Swinton street is in a resident permit zone?
- Tell the skip company your road when you book. Swinton Zone A and Zone B are resident permit schemes, and Crompton Street has its own. A skip on the road there still needs Salford City Council's skip permit, which the skip company obtains.
- Should four large items from an M27 home go to the council?
- For four items or fewer, the council collection is the simpler choice. Salford's bulky waste collection takes up to four items for £52.50, with extra items charged on top. It usually comes on a Saturday within seven to 14 days. If you're also clearing a room, a skip suits better.
- Where does the skip go for a Pendlebury terrace in Swinton, M27?
- On the road, because the Victorian terraces around Pendlebury's older streets only have on-street parking. The skip company gets Salford City Council's permit, £20.76 per skip, and the skip must be lit at night. A 2 yard mini or 4 yard midi leaves more of the street free for your neighbours.
- Can I fit a skip off the road on Radcliffe Park Road?
- Possibly, as the Radcliffe Park Road conservation area has large detached and semi-detached homes in extensive gardens. A skip kept on your own land needs no permit. If it has to go on the tree-lined avenue itself, the skip company applies for the council permit.
Guides and tools
Sources
Last checked 28 Oct 2026.
- salford.gov.uk, checked 28 Oct 2026.
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