The Wee Yin
Bathroom rip-outs, garden tidies, wee kitchen jobs. Dinky enough to tuck onto the tightest drive.
Book this skipToo wee and you're stacking bags beside it; too big and you're paying to cart fresh air. After 41,000-odd deliveries we'll size your job honestly — and never sell you a yard more than you need.
Every price includes delivery, collection, tipping and a full 14-day hire. No fuel surcharges, no "admin fees", no surprises on the invoice.
Bathroom rip-outs, garden tidies, wee kitchen jobs. Dinky enough to tuck onto the tightest drive.
Book this skipThe classic all-rounder. Kitchen refits, rubble runs, full-room renovations — if in doubt, it's this one.
Book this skipHouse clearances, extensions, serious landscaping. The biggest skip we'll fill with heavy rubble or soil.
Book this skipShop strip-outs, big house clearances and bulky-but-light loads. Light waste only — nae rubble in this beast.
Book this skipRoll-on roll-off containers for demolition, factory clear-outs and full site strips. Delivered on a hook-loader.
Get a RoRo priceRough dimensions and honest capacities — every skip varies an inch or two, but this is what turns up on the wagon.
| Skip | Dimensions (L×W×H) | Holds | Best for | Price (14 days) | On-road permit? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 yd — The Wee Yin | ≈ 1.8 × 1.5 × 0.9 m | ≈ 40 bin bags | Bathrooms, garden tidies | £185 | Aye — £35, we sort it |
| 6 yd — The Steady Eddie | ≈ 2.6 × 1.5 × 1.2 m | ≈ 60 bin bags | Kitchen refits, rubble runs | £215 | Aye — £35, we sort it |
| 8 yd — The Big Braw Yin | ≈ 3.4 × 1.7 × 1.4 m | ≈ 80 bin bags | Clearances, extensions | £255 | Aye — £35, we sort it |
| 12 yd — The Whopper | ≈ 3.7 × 1.8 × 1.7 m | ≈ 120 bin bags | Shop strip-outs, light bulky waste | £325 | Usually private land only |
| 20–40 yd — The Absolute Unit | ≈ 6.1 × 2.4 × 2.4 m | Wagon-loads | Demolition, site clearance | POA | Private land only |
Heavy stuff note: rubble, soil and hardcore cap out at the 8-yarder — any bigger and the wagon cannae lift it safely (or legally). Level loads only, mind.
Nae room on the drive? Nae bother. If your skip's sitting on a public road it needs a council permit — and we arrange the whole thing for you. It's a flat £35, usually granted in 1–2 working days, and every on-road hire comes with lights and cones included. Just tell us the street when you book and consider it handled.
Sort my permit for meThe four things folk ask Big Tam most, before he's even off the wagon.
Level loads only — flush with the top rim, nothing poking above it. An overloaded skip can't be sheeted or lifted safely, and legally our driver has to leave the extra behind. If you're forever playing waste-Tetris, that's the sign you needed the next size up. When in doubt, ring us and we'll size you honestly.
The usual suspects: fridges and freezers, TVs and monitors, tyres, asbestos, gas bottles, wet paint, batteries and plasterboard mixed with general waste. Most of them we can still take separately for a wee extra charge — the full banned list (and what to do instead) is on our Services page.
Aye, nae bother. Every hire includes 14 days as standard, and if the job's dragging on a quick call to the yard keeps it on-site for a small weekly charge. We'd always rather extend than turn up to a half-full skip — just gie us a shout before day 14 so we don't schedule the wagon.
Book before noon and most Stirlingshire postcodes get same-day delivery — our depot's just outside Stirling, so the wagon's never far away. Book later in the day and it'll be with you next morning, usually first drop. On-road hires take a day or two longer while the council stamps the permit.