Skip Hire in Newry BT34 

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2 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Newry BT34 
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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 Newry BT34 

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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


12 yard skip size guide - skip hire in Newry BT34 
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Maxi skip (12-16 yd)

Large, bulky, lighter waste on bigger jobs. 

Mainly commercial and construction.

Typically from £250-£600

Newry BT34 Skip Hire and the Mournes

The BT34 postcode spans a wide stretch of south Down, from Newry out to Warrenpoint, Rostrevor, Kilkeel and Annalong, and up towards Rathfriland and Hilltown. Alba Skip Hire compares local skip hire suppliers serving Newry and the surrounding area, so whether you're in town or near the Mournes, you can find a skip that suits your job.

Skips placed on a public road or footpath in Northern Ireland need a permit from DfI Roads (Department for Infrastructure). Keeping it on a driveway avoids this. Suppliers usually apply for the permit themselves, so just explain where it's going. Fill in the quote form at the top of the page to compare options.

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