2 yard
Mini Skip · ≈ 20 bin bags
Bathroom rip-outs, small clearouts and garden tidies. Fits on a standard driveway.
Two minutes off the M62 at junction 31 — skips from £180 across Normanton and Altofts, all-in with VAT, delivery, collection and seven days' hire, next-day as standard.
Live prices for your street — no email required.
Normanton coverage
All of WF6 — Normanton town centre, Altofts, Normanton Common, the streets around Haw Hill, the industrial estate and the edges out towards Featherstone.
Every figure below includes VAT, delivery, collection and seven days' hire for WF6 postcodes. What we quote is what you pay.
| Skip | Holds | Best for | From | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 yard mini skip | ≈ 20 bin bags | Small home projects | £180 | Book → |
| 4 yard midi skip | ≈ 40 bin bags | Kitchen & bathroom refurbs | £210 | Book → |
| 8 yard builder's skip | ≈ 80 bin bags | Large renovations | £335 | Book → |
| 16 yard maxi skip | ≈ 160 bin bags | Commercial & demolition | £620 | Book → |
Prices shown are the lowest across WF6 — 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 Normanton. 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.
Normanton grew up on coal and railways. A century and a half ago its station was one of the busiest junctions in the north — Anglo-Scottish expresses paused here long enough for passengers to sit down to dinner — and the pits kept the terraces filled for generations. Both are gone, but the location that made the town still counts: Normanton sits a couple of minutes off junction 31 of the M62, which makes WF6 one of the simplest runs we do from the Leeds yard. Book before 3pm and the skip lands next day; ring early and same-day is a genuine possibility.
The centre keeps its Victorian terraces off High Street and around the station, where an on-road skip usually means a Wakefield Council permit — £40, arranged by us, lights and cones supplied. Around Haw Hill park and Normanton Common the streets widen into semis with drives, and the newer estates filling in the town's edges were built with an 8-yarder's turning circle in mind, even if the developers never thought of it that way. Altofts, down towards the Calder, mixes old village streets with newer closes — and claims the Elizabethan explorer Martin Frobisher as its own, which is not bad going for a village most maps squeeze into the margin.
There's a working side to the town too. Normanton's industrial estate is one of the biggest employment sites in the district, and its units take regular builders' skips, exchanges and the occasional RoRo container from us. Domestic or trade, everything collected in WF6 comes back to our own transfer station on Garnet Road, where it's separated into wood, metal, hardcore, soil and residual — over 90% diverted from landfill.
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.
Victorian terraces around the station and the main street. Many need an on-road skip under a Wakefield Council permit — we sort it before the lorry leaves.
Village streets running down towards the Calder — cottages, semis and newer closes. Most skips drop straight onto drives, no permit needed.
Family semis on the Wakefield side of town. Clearouts and kitchen refits; the 4-yard midi is the usual order.
The park and the streets around it. Bathroom rip-outs and garden jobs — 2 and 4-yarders mostly, on the drive where there is one.
One of the district's biggest trade estates. Regular builders' skips, exchanges and RoRo work for the units — same driver, week in, week out.
The WF6 boundary to the south-east, covered on the same run. Enter your postcode when booking and the right price comes back.
Junction 31 drops almost into the town, so Normanton slots are easy to hold. Next-day delivery is standard, and a morning phone call has decent odds of a same-day skip.
From £180 for a 2-yarder across WF6, including VAT, delivery, collection and seven days' hire. What the postcode returns online is what you pay.
Where the skip must sit on the road — common on the terraces off High Street — we handle the Wakefield Council application: £40, an initial two-week period, lights and cones supplied.
Your waste is collected by our lorry, driven up the M62 to our own transfer station and sorted the same day it arrives. Over 90% is diverted from landfill.
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 Normanton starts from £180 for a 2-yard mini skip, £210 for a 4-yard midi, £335 for an 8-yard builder's skip and £620 for a 16-yard maxi. Every price includes VAT, delivery, collection and seven days' hire. Enter your WF6 postcode on the booking page for the exact figure for your street.
Yes — Altofts is on the same WF6 run as Normanton itself, priced from £180 all-in. The lorry comes down from the M62 the same way; village streets and newer closes alike are straightforward deliveries, and same-day is often possible if you ring in the morning.
Only if the skip sits on a public road or pavement — likely on the terraced streets around High Street and the station. We apply to Wakefield Council on your behalf; the permit costs £40 and covers an initial two-week period. On a driveway or private land there's no permit involved at all.
Next-day delivery is standard across WF6 when you book before 3pm. Normanton is one of our quickest motorway runs — straight down the M62 to junction 31 — so same-day is often possible too. Ring the office and we'll tell you honestly whether we can make it that day.
The same lorries, drivers and pricing — just a different turn off the WF6 run.
Get an instant price for your WF6 postcode in under two minutes, or call the office and we'll sort your Normanton skip over the phone.