Frequently Asked Questions

Absolutely. Our local drivers are used to tricky access, narrow driveways, and busy streets—whether you’re in Boscombe, Southbourne, or right in Bournemouth’s centre. Just let us know about any restrictions or challenges when you book and we’ll plan accordingly.

For most full-house clear-outs, a midi (6–8 yard) or builder’s skip (12–14 yard) is ideal, especially if you’re dealing with old furniture and garden waste. Give us a rough idea of your project, and we’ll recommend the best fit—no guesswork needed.

Yes, we often have next-day (and sometimes even same-day) availability for deliveries to Ringwood, Ferndown, Verwood, and the surrounding villages. For urgent projects, it’s best to call us as early as possible for the fastest turnaround.

You can, but if you’re clearing a lot of soil or hardcore, let us know—some waste streams have special rules for recycling or landfill charges. We’ll advise the most efficient and cost-effective way to dispose of your materials.

Yes, skips placed on public roads or pavements require a permit from the local council. Don’t worry—Skip Hire Bournemouth handles the paperwork and application process, so you don’t have to.

All skips and RoRo containers are taken to our Dorset recycling facility. We separate everything we can—metals, wood, green waste, rubble—with over 95% being recycled or reused. We take pride in minimising landfill for Bournemouth and the wider area.

Definitely. We regularly supply skips and large containers for retail refits, office clearances, and commercial moves—whether you’re on Old Christchurch Road, in an industrial estate, or in a rural business park.

We offer several convenient payment options, including card payment (over the phone or online), bank transfer, and cash on delivery. Just let us know your preference when booking.

Yes—Skip Hire Bournemouth is a fully licensed waste carrier, and we’re fully insured for all the services we offer.

No problem! Just call our team and we’ll arrange an early collection—no need to wait until the end of your hire period.