
Skips in Telfordfrom£105
Skip hire in Telford
Telford skip hire starts at £105 for a 2 yard mini, and the 6 yard builders suits patio rubble while the 12 yard maxi clears a Woodside house, anywhere from TF1 to TF7.
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Skip hire prices in Telford
Guide prices, TF area, ex VAT- Mini
2 yard skip
25 to 35 bin bags
from£105
Call to book - Midi
4 yard skip
35 to 45 bin bags
from£170
Call to book - Most popular
6 yard skip
50 to 60 bin bags
from£230
Call to book - Large
8 yard skip
60 to 80 bin bags
from£230
Call to book - Maxi
12 yard skip
100 to 120 bin bags
from£355
Call to book
Call by 3pm for delivery the next working day, in most areas. Skips in Telford are supplied by a licensed local company. Call us and we’ll confirm your price and book it in.
Other services in Telford
- 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? Telford road permit, up to 7 days £100
Only if the skip goes on the road or pavement. Issued by Telford and Wrekin Council, 10 working days to issue.
- Retrospective permit:
- £200
- Each extension:
- £75, each additional week
- Renewal:
- £75
- Licence period:
- 7 days
What size skip for your job in Telford?
- Bathroom refit2 or 4 yard · Suite, tiles and boards2 yard from £105
- Kitchen refit4 yard · Units, worktops, packaging4 yard from £170
- Garden clearance2 to 8 yard · Branches, turf, green waste4 yard from £170
- Patio or driveway6 yard · Slabs, hardcore, soil6 yard from £230
- House clear-out8 or 12 yard · Furniture and household items8 yard from £230
- Extension or knock-through6 or 8 yard · Rubble, timber, plasterboard6 yard from £230
Not sure? Use the skip size calculator.
Rules in Telford
- Telford and Wrekin Council's skip permit costs £100 and covers up to 7 days.
- Allow 10 clear working days for the council to issue the permit.
- Each extra week on the road needs an extension, charged weekly by the council.
- A skip on the road without a permit brings a council charge and a retrospective licence.
- At night, a road danger lamp must sit at each corner of a skip on the road.
Getting a skip in Telford
On the Woodside estate in Telford, the mainly terraced houses face green spaces and footpaths rather than roads, so your front door may be some way from where a lorry can stop. Woodside, Sutton Hill and Brookside were built in the late 1960s, many as timber-framed houses. Parking there is mixed. If you have no drive, the skip goes on the road with a permit the skip company arranges. A 4 yard midi is easier to fill when you carry each load along a footpath.
In Madeley, a Restricted Parking Zone covers parts of Park Lane and Hollybush Road and the whole of Weybridge, cul-de-sacs included, at all times outside signed bays. Tell the skip company your street when you book so it can plan where the skip stands. Also in Madeley, Russell Road's two-storey red-brick cottages sit behind railings, so check there's room off the street before you book. For a sofa and a few other large items, the council collects two to six items for £45, which can beat hiring a skip.
For a few bags of rubble or a car boot of garden waste, Hortonwood 50 and Halesfield 1 both take soil and rubble, as long as you bring proof of a Telford and Wrekin address. Garden cuttings can also go in the council's green bin, which is collected all year at no charge. For a bigger job, such as a kitchen refit in Wellington, a 6 yard builders skip takes the heavy waste. Lorries can't turn left from Station Road into Church Street there, so give the skip company your exact address.
Nearest tip to Telford
- Tip4.3 km away
Hortonwood 50, Hortonwood, Telford, TF1 7AA
- Open
- 9am - 5pm, seven days a week
- Closed
- Open 9am-5pm seven days a week; closed only Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day; open other bank holidays
- Takes
- Household waste and recycling
- Booking
- No booking needed
- Bring
- Bring proof of Telford & Wrekin address, such as a recent utility bill or driving licence (digital proof also accepted)
- Trailers
- All vehicles with trailers need an e-permit
- Tip6.3 km away
Halesfield 1, Halesfield, Telford, TF7 4LN
- Open
- 9am - 5pm, seven days a week
- Closed
- Closed only on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day; open on all other bank holidays
- Takes
- Household waste and recycling
- Doesn't take
- Business, trade or commercial waste
- Booking
- No booking needed
- Bring
- Bring proof of address in the Telford & Wrekin area, such as a recent utility bill or driving licence; digital proof is accepted
- Vans
- Some larger vehicles need an e-permit
- Trailers
- All vehicles with trailers need an e-permit
Other ways to get rid of it in Telford
For one or two items, the council is often cheaper than a skip. Here’s how they compare.
- Council
Telford and Wrekin Council bulky waste collection
£45
Booked with the council.
Best for: One or two large items
- Council
Telford and Wrekin Council garden waste bin
£0 a year
By subscription.
Best for: Regular garden waste
- Free
Free for household waste
See the tip details below.
Best for: A car or van load you can move yourself
Fly-tipping in Telford
£650 fixed penalty
5,811 incidents reported across the Telford and Wrekin Council area in 2024-25, about 29.7 per 1,000 people.
Council-wide figures, not just Telford.
Nobody wants fly-tipping in Telford. 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 Telford and Wrekin 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 Telford?
- Only if it goes on the road or pavement. A skip on your drive needs none. Telford and Wrekin Council issues licences only to licensed skip operators, so the skip company applies. It costs £100 for up to 7 days and takes 10 clear working days.
- Can a skip go on Park Lane or Weybridge in Madeley?
- Check before you book, because a Restricted Parking Zone applies at all times, outside signed bays, on parts of Park Lane and Hollybush Road and across Weybridge, cul-de-sacs included. Give the skip company your exact street so it can plan where the skip stands. A skip on your own drive avoids the zone.
- Should TF7 patio rubble go to Halesfield 1 or in a skip?
- For a few bags, the tip. Halesfield 1 in TF7 and Hortonwood 50 in TF1 both take soil and rubble from residents with proof of a Telford and Wrekin address. A trailer needs an e-permit. For a whole patio, a 6 yard builders skip at £230 saves the trips.
- Will Telford and Wrekin collect a wardrobe and bed from my house?
- They will, for £45 covering two to six items. That makes the council's bulky collection the better choice for a few large pieces of furniture. If you're also clearing boxes, carpets and garden rubbish, a 4 yard midi at £170 holds the lot.
- Do I need a skip for garden waste in Telford?
- Not usually for hedge trimmings and grass. Telford and Wrekin runs a green bin collection all year with no charge to residents, and both tips take garden waste. A skip makes sense when you're clearing a whole overgrown garden with soil and roots.
Skip hire near Telford
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Sources
Last checked 4 Nov 2026.
- telford.gov.uk, checked 4 Nov 2026.
- publications.parliament.uk, checked 4 Nov 2026.
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