A skip costs money whether it's full or half-empty, and needs a permit if it's going on the road. For smaller renovation jobs, posting your rubble and construction waste here is often quicker and cheaper — handlers collect only what you actually have, when you actually need it gone.
Rubble and hardcore are heavy, so pricing is usually based on weight and volume rather than just how much space it takes up — a few bags of bricks costs less than several tonnes cleared after a full renovation. This is often cheaper than a skip for smaller jobs since you're not paying for capacity you don't use.
Smaller loads (a few bags/bulk bags) often start around £40–£80; larger volumes are quoted per job.
Add photos and a description — takes about two minutes, always free.
EA-licensed handlers near you send priced quotes, usually within hours.
Book whoever you prefer — payment is only released once collection is confirmed.
We check each handler's Waste Carrier Licence number against the EA public register before they can respond to a single job, and re-verify monthly. If a licence lapses or is revoked, the account is suspended immediately.