Skip hire Hastings

Half the skips we send to Hastings these days are renovation skips. The wave of buyers doing up Victorian and Edwardian houses through St Leonards, Bohemia and Blacklands shows no sign of slowing, and those houses give up serious volumes of waste: lath and plaster, old joinery, roof tile, the odd surprise behind a stud wall. An 8-yard builder’s skip is the workhorse for these jobs, and where the haul includes plaster-heavy strip-out we will help you split loads correctly — plasterboard legally has to travel separately, and we can supply a dedicated skip for it.

Hastings’ geography needs local judgement. The Old Town’s narrow streets and steps around All Saints and the High Street are no place for a skip lorry, and several streets in St Leonards are steep enough that skip placement matters for safety as well as access. Our drivers have worked these streets for years; if a skip genuinely will not sit safely, we will say so on the phone and book you a wait & load slot or a van collection instead of leaving you with a problem on the highway.

Roadside skips in Hastings are permitted through East Sussex County Council — we handle the application and supply cones and lights. Allow about three working days. For the area’s many flat conversions, check whether your freeholder or managing agent has rules about skips in shared parking courts; a quick call to our office usually untangles it.

One more Hastings staple: asbestos. The town’s stock of pre-1980 garages, sheds and bay-window roofs means we collect bonded asbestos cement from TN34–TN38 most weeks. We are one of only two licensed asbestos operators in the area — wrapped, consigned, disposed of legally through our own licensed transfer station, with the paperwork done for you.