2 yard
Mini Skip · ≈ 20 bin bags
Bathroom rip-outs, small clearouts and garden tidies. Fits on a standard driveway.
Stone terraces, mill conversions and everything in between — skips from £170 across Dewsbury, Mirfield and the Heavy Woollen district, all-in with VAT and seven days' hire.
Live prices for your street — no email required.
Dewsbury coverage
WF12 to WF17 — Dewsbury, Ravensthorpe, Thornhill, Savile Town, plus Mirfield, Liversedge, Heckmondwike and Batley on the same run.
Every figure below includes VAT, delivery, collection and seven days' hire for WF12–WF17 postcodes. What we quote is what you pay.
| Skip | Holds | Best for | From | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 yard mini skip | ≈ 20 bin bags | Small home projects | £170 | Book → |
| 4 yard midi skip | ≈ 40 bin bags | Kitchen & bathroom refurbs | £200 | Book → |
| 8 yard builder's skip | ≈ 80 bin bags | Large renovations | £315 | Book → |
| 16 yard maxi skip | ≈ 160 bin bags | Commercial & demolition | £600 | Book → |
Prices shown are the lowest across WF12–WF17 — enter your full postcode on the booking page for your street’s exact figure. A skip on the public road needs a £40 council permit, which we arrange for you. Full breakdown on our skip prices page.
The same four skips we run everywhere, priced for Dewsbury. Not sure which? Our size guide settles it in two minutes — or call and we'll size the job over the phone.
Mini Skip · ≈ 20 bin bags
Bathroom rip-outs, small clearouts and garden tidies. Fits on a standard driveway.
Midi Skip · ≈ 40 bin bags
Kitchen refits and bigger house clearances. The most common domestic choice.
Builder's Skip · ≈ 80 bin bags
Renovations, extensions and trade work. Takes heavy waste like soil and rubble.
Maxi Skip · ≈ 160 bin bags
Large strip-outs and bulky light waste. Volume, not weight — no soil or rubble.
Bigger job? We also run enclosed 16-yarders, 20–60 yard RoRo containers and grab lorries. See the full skip size guide.
Dewsbury is the heart of the Heavy Woollen district, and the town still wears it: blackened-stone terraces stepping up the hillsides, mill buildings along the Calder turned into flats and units, and the Victorian bulk of the town hall and the Minster in the middle. Our lorries come down the A653 Dewsbury Road from Leeds most mornings, covering the whole WF12–WF17 patch — Dewsbury itself plus Mirfield, Liversedge, Heckmondwike and across to Batley.
The geography here decides more skip placements than anywhere else we deliver. Thornhill and Thornhill Lees climb steeply enough that where the skip sits — nose uphill, level ground, clear of the junction — is a genuine driver's judgement call, and ours make it well because they make it weekly. Down in Ravensthorpe and Westtown the terraces are flatter but tighter, and most skips go on the road under a Kirklees Council permit we arrange. Savile Town and Earlsheaton sit somewhere in between: some drives, some street placements, always a quick honest answer on the phone about which yours will be.
The work is as varied as the buildings. Mill units off Bradford Road clear out heavy mixed waste when tenants turn over. Landlord refits run steadily through Batley Carr and Dewsbury Moor. Mirfield sends extensions and garden jobs; Chickenley and Shaw Cross send house clearances. All of it comes back to our Leeds transfer station where over 90% is diverted from landfill — the sorting line doesn't care whether the rubble came off a hillside in Thornhill or a drive in Mirfield.
Six of the areas our drivers see most. If your street isn't named here, the postcode almost certainly is — check it on the booking page in seconds.
Flat, tight terraced streets off Huddersfield Road. Most skips here sit on the road — we sort the Kirklees permit before the lorry sets off.
Steep hillside streets where placement matters. Our drivers know which stretches hold a skip safely and which need a rethink — ask and we'll advise before you book.
House clearances and renovation waste east of the centre. A mix of drives and street placements; the 4-yarder is the usual order.
Estate semis and steady landlord refit work. Decent access, quick drops — often the first deliveries of the morning run.
Dense terraces between the river and the Batley road. Skips usually go on-street under permit; 2 and 4-yarders suit the frontages best.
The wider WF14–WF16 patch on the same run — extensions, garden jobs and full renovations, mostly 8-yarders on drives.
WF12–WF17 is a standing route from our Leeds yard, not an occasional favour. That's what makes next-day delivery a promise rather than an ambition.
A skip on a Thornhill gradient is not the same job as a skip on a Mirfield drive. Our drivers place both every week and will tell you before delivery if your spot needs a different plan.
On-street skips across Dewsbury and Batley need a Kirklees Council permit. We apply for you — £40, covering an initial two-week period, lights and cones included.
Everything collected in Dewsbury goes back to our own transfer station for separation. Over 90% is diverted from landfill as recyclate, aggregate or fuel.
Can’t see yours? Call 0113 539 9836 — someone who knows the answer will pick up. More in the full FAQ guide.
Skip hire in Dewsbury starts from £170 for a 2-yard mini skip, £200 for a 4-yard midi, £315 for an 8-yard builder's skip and £600 for a 16-yard maxi. Every figure includes VAT, delivery, collection and seven days' hire. Enter your WF postcode on the booking page for your street's exact price.
Only for skips on a public road or pavement — which covers a lot of Dewsbury's terraced streets, especially Ravensthorpe, Westtown and Savile Town. We apply to Kirklees Council on your behalf; the permit is £40 and covers an initial two-week period. On a driveway or private yard, no permit is needed.
Next-day delivery is standard across WF12–WF17 when you book before 3pm. The Dewsbury run leaves our Leeds yard most mornings, so if you phone early there's a fair chance we can fit a same-day drop — we'll tell you honestly either way.
Usually, yes — but placement matters on a gradient, so tell us the street when you book and the driver will position the skip where it sits safely and legally. If a spot genuinely won't work we'll say so before delivery and suggest an alternative, rather than leave you with a problem on the hill. Prices are the same either way, from £170 all-in.
The same lorries, drivers and pricing — just a different turn off the WF12–WF17 run.
Get an instant price for your WF12–WF17 postcode in under two minutes, or call the office and we'll sort your Dewsbury skip over the phone.