Skip for Hardcore Lancing

A hardcore skip can take materials such as rubble, concrete, bricks, tiles, slabs and stone. These can be mixed together, provided no soil, wood, plastics, metal or household rubbish is included. Keeping the load strictly hardcore ensures safe handling and compliant disposal. If you are unsure about a particular item, our team can offer guidance before delivery.

Hardcore waste is significantly heavier than standard waste, so it requires a specialist skip for safe loading and transport. Using a dedicated skip prevents overloading, avoids contamination and ensures proper processing at licensed disposal sites. This keeps your project compliant with regulations and protects both your property and our collection team.

Most customers hire a skip for one to two weeks, but shorter or extended hire periods can be arranged depending on your project. We aim to be flexible and can collect the skip early if you finish ahead of schedule. Our focus is on offering a smooth, convenient service that supports your workflow from start to finish.

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

Smaller and medium skips are typically recommended for hardcore due to strict weight limits. The best choice depends on how much rubble or concrete your project is likely to produce. Once we understand the scale of your job, we can suggest the most appropriate skip. Selecting the right size ensures safe loading and compliant disposal of heavy materials.