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2 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Ballynahinch BT24

3 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Ballynahinch BT24

Mini skip (2-3 yd)

Small domestic jobs: garden clear-outs, a bathroom or kitchen strip-out.

Holds roughly 20-35 bin bags.

Typically from £90-£150.

Midi skip (4-5 yd)

Old kitchen and bathroom fitments, landscaping waste.

Around 45 bin bags.

Typically from £120-£190

4 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Ballynahinch BT24

6 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Ballynahinch BT24

8 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Ballynahinch BT24

10 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Ballynahinch BT24

Builder's skip (6-8 yd)

Our most popular size; soil, rubble and general renovation waste.

Up to about 70 bin bags.

Typically from £200-£340

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12 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Ballynahinch BT24

14 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Ballynahinch BT24

16 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Ballynahinch BT24

Maxi skip (12-16 yd)

Large, bulky, lighter waste on bigger jobs.

Mainly commercial and construction.

Typically from £250-£600

Skip Hire in Ballynahinch (BT24) and the Surrounding Area

BT24 centres on Ballynahinch and reaches out towards Ballygowan, Carryduff, Dromara and Crossgar. Alba Skip Hire compares local skip hire suppliers serving this part of County Down and matches you with those able to reach your property, so you do not have to spend time chasing quotes.

In Northern Ireland, if a skip needs to go on a road or footway, permission comes from DfI Roads (Department for Infrastructure) rather than the local council. Your supplier will usually arrange it for you. On a driveway or private land, permission is not normally needed. Use the quote form at the top of the page to get matched.