12 Yard Skip

12 Yard Skip Hire

Skip Hire Rochdale offers professional and dependable 12 yard skip hire services ideal for handling substantial volumes of waste from large domestic projects, commercial clearances, or construction sites. Our spacious 12 yard skip is perfect for bulky items and mixed waste types, including furniture, packaging, and non-heavy construction materials. With prompt delivery, flexible hire durations, and eco-conscious disposal practices, we make large-scale waste management straightforward and efficient for customers across and nearby areas.

Spacious 12 Yard Skip Size

Our 12 yard skip size is perfectly suited for handling significant volumes of waste, with dimensions of roughly 12 feet in length, 6 feet in width, and 6 feet in height. This generous capacity allows it to hold approximately 120–140 bin bags or 12–14 cubic yards of rubbish, making it an excellent option for major clearances, renovations, and commercial site clean-ups.

Strong Weight Capacity

With the skip hire 12 yard service, you benefit from a robust weight capacity of 8 to 10 tonnes (8,000–10,000 kg), ensuring safe and efficient disposal of large loads. Our skips and collection vehicles are designed to handle this weight securely, giving you peace of mind throughout the hire process.

Affordable 12 Yard Skip Price

At Skip Hire Rochdale, we offer cost-effective solutions tailored to your waste removal needs. The 12 yard skip hire is competitively priced, with rates influenced by hire duration, waste type, and location. We prioritise transparency in our pricing—what you see is what you pay, with no hidden charges or unexpected fees.

Flexible Waste Disposal Solutions

Our 12yard skip is versatile for managing various waste types across domestic, commercial, and industrial projects. It’s ideal for disposing of construction waste, landscaping debris, household items, packaging, and inert materials like soil and clay. Please remember that hazardous materials such as asbestos, electrical waste, and chemicals are prohibited and must be handled separately by safety regulations.