Skip for Hardcore Ferring

A hardcore skip is suitable for rubble, concrete, bricks, tiles, slabs and stone. These may be mixed together as long as no soil, wood, plastics, metal or household rubbish is included. Keeping the load strictly hardcore ensures safe transport and compliant disposal. If you are unsure whether a material is suitable, our team can offer guidance before delivery.

Hardcore waste is significantly heavier than standard rubbish and must be placed in a skip designed to handle dense loads safely. A dedicated skip prevents overfilling, avoids contamination and ensures proper processing at licensed disposal sites. Using the correct skip keeps your project compliant and protects both your property and the collection team.

Most customers hire a skip for one to two weeks, though flexible hire periods can be arranged to suit your project. We can also collect the skip early if you finish sooner than expected. Our goal is to offer a convenient, supportive service that adapts to the pace of your work and keeps your space tidy.

A permit is only needed if the skip must be placed on a public road instead of private land. If this applies to your property, we can assist with the permit application and explain the requirements. Many customers avoid needing a permit by using a driveway or garden area. We’ll always recommend the most suitable placement based on access and layout.

Medium and smaller skips are usually recommended for hardcore due to weight limits. The best size depends on how much rubble, concrete or stone your project will generate. Once we understand your needs, we can advise the most appropriate skip. Choosing the correct size ensures safe handling and compliant disposal of all heavy materials.