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Skip hire in Wythenshawe

Wythenshawe skips cover M22, M23 and SK8, starting at £140 for a 2 yard mini, with an 8 yard large for a garden overhaul and a 12 yard maxi for a house clearance.

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Skip hire prices in Wythenshawe

Guide prices, M, SK areas, ex VAT

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

Skip on the road? Wythenshawe road permit, per permit (up to 7 days) £44

Only if the skip goes on the road or pavement. Issued by Manchester Council, 10 working days to issue.

Renewal:
£175
Licence period:
7 days
Council permit page

Rules in Wythenshawe

  • A Manchester skip permit costs £44 and covers up to 7 days.
  • Skips in restricted spots are referred, with a decision within 10 days before the permit is processed.
  • The skip company must register with Manchester City Council every year before placing skips on the road.
  • Skip permits are applied for online through Manchester City Council.

Getting a skip in Wythenshawe

Much of Wythenshawe is 1920s and 30s houses with their own gardens, and parking is mixed. If yours has a drive, the skip sits there and you won't need a permit. In Royal Oak, Benchill and Sharston, the 1930s council houses also have mixed parking, so check for space off the street before you book. Without it, your skip goes on the road and the skip company arranges Manchester's permit. A 4 yard midi leaves more room on a small drive for a kitchen or bathroom refit.

In Tin Town, the post-war semis and terraces have mixed parking, so your skip may need to go on the road. On Bideford Drive in Baguley, short rows of compact terraces sit beside blocks of flats and car parking, so a 2 yard mini or 4 yard midi is easier to place. Bus gates are proposed on Floatshall Road and Hall Lane, letting only buses and bicycles through. If you live near either, mention it when you book so the lorry can plan its route.

Around Wythenshawe town centre, up to 2,000 new homes are planned over 10 to 15 years, starting with 422 social rent homes, so expect building traffic near Civic. In Northenden, Netherwood Road and Gibwood Road are suburban streets of homes, so check for a drive first. For a few bags of rubble, the Longley Lane tip in Sharston takes up to five sacks a visit, which beats a skip. For a bigger patio job, a 6 yard builders skip holds the heavy waste.

Nearest tip to Wythenshawe

  • Tip1.8 km away

    Longley Lane Recycling Centre

    Longley Lane, Sharston, M22 4RQ

    Open
    Monday to Sunday, 8am to 6pm
    Takes
    Household waste and recycling
    Doesn't take
    No trade or business waste
    Trailers
    Twin axle trailers need a permit; cars with a twin axle trailer get 18 visits a year
    Limits
    Rubble limited to five rubble sacks (900mm x 600mm) per visit
  • Tip8.7 km away

    Sandfold Lane Recycling Centre

    Sandfold Lane, Manchester, M19 3BJ

    Open
    Monday to Sunday, 8am to 6pm
    Takes
    Household waste and recycling
    Doesn't take
    No trade or business waste
    Bring
    Must live in Greater Manchester (Wigan residents use Wigan council sites)
    Limits
    Rubble limited to five (900mm x 600mm) sacks per visit
    Reuse shop
    Renew donations are taken at recycling centres and resold through Renew Shops

Other ways to get rid of it in Wythenshawe

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

Fly-tipping in Wythenshawe

14,963 incidents reported across the Manchester Council area in 2024-25, about 25.4 per 1,000 people.

Council-wide figures, not just Wythenshawe.

Nobody wants fly-tipping in Wythenshawe. 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 Manchester 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 Wythenshawe?
Only if it goes on the road or pavement. A skip on your drive needs none. On the road, the skip company applies to Manchester City Council for a permit at £44, valid for up to 7 days. Restricted spots are referred first, with a decision within 10 days.
Is Longley Lane tip better than a skip for Wythenshawe rubble?
For a few sacks, it usually is. Longley Lane in Sharston takes up to five rubble sacks per visit from householders, and no trade waste. More than that, or a full patio, needs a 6 yard builders skip or smaller, as heavy rubble can't go in bigger sizes.
Should three large items in M22 go to Manchester's bulky collection?
Often that's the better choice. Manchester gives one free collection of up to three items a year, then charges £30.50 for up to three items. A skip makes more sense once you're clearing a whole room or more.
Will the Floatshall Road bus gate affect a skip in Wythenshawe?
It could if the plan goes ahead. Bus gates proposed on Floatshall Road and Hall Lane would let only buses and bicycles through, day and night. A skip lorry would need another route, so mention your street when you book.

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