
11 oktober 2024 · Marketing
If you have a project that produces a lot of bulky waste, such as a renovation or a big clear-out, hiring a bulky waste skip is an efficient solution. But what about the costs? The price of hiring a skip depends on several factors. Below, we give you a full overview of what to expect and what to look out for.
One of the biggest factors in the price is the size of the skip you need. Skip sizes are usually given in cubic metres (m³). The most common sizes for bulky waste skips are:
The bigger the skip, the higher the cost. On average, prices range from €275 to €529 , depending on the size you need.

Putting prohibited materials in a bulky waste skip can lead to heavy fines and extra costs. The environment can also be seriously harmed if hazardous or chemical waste isn't processed properly.

Even though you're hiring a skip specifically for bulky waste, the price can depend on the type of bulky waste you're getting rid of. Some types of waste, such as mattresses or certain electrical appliances, may come with special processing charges. It's important to know in advance what can and can't go in a bulky waste skip, so you avoid extra costs.

For organic waste from the garden, such as plants, cuttings and prunings.

Green waste, paving, turf and a small amount of soil or sand.
For (treated) garden timber such as fence panels or railway sleepers.
These are the most frequently ordered containers for garden waste:

With this information, you're well prepared and can confidently hire a skip for bulky waste, knowing what to look out for when working out the price.


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