Radley, Oxfordshire · 16 miles from depot
4 Yard Builders Skip hire in Radley
From £145+VAT (£174 inc. VAT). Holds approx 40–45 bin bags, 1.8m × 1.5m × 0.9m. within 1–2 working days delivery, permits arranged, fixed all-inclusive price.
Instant skip price
Fixed, all-inclusive: delivery, 14-day hire, collection & licensed recycling. Price shown includes VAT.
The classic small builders skip. The right choice for dense, heavy material.
Hiring a 4 yard builders skip in Radley is straightforward. Radley is a rural parish with most properties having driveways, so many customers can site a skip on private land without a permit. If you need the skip on a public road or verge, Oxfordshire County Council issues the skip permit. We handle the application on your behalf and build the cost into the delivery price.
Is the 4 yard builders right for your Radley job?
Best for: Heavier waste, concrete, soil, rubble, where a larger skip would exceed weight limits.
Think twice if: High-volume but light waste (go bigger by yard, not weight).
- Capacity: approx 40–45 bin bags
- Dimensions: 1.8m × 1.5m × 0.9m
- Weight guide: up to ~1.5 tonne
- Price in Radley: from £145+VAT (£174 inc. VAT)
- Delivery: within 1–2 working days from Faringdon
Permits in Radley
On a private driveway in Radley no permit is needed. For on-road placement we sort the Oxfordshire County Council permit. Radley falls under Vale of White Horse District Council.
4 Yard Builders Skip hire Radley, FAQs
How much is a 4 yard builders in Radley?
A 4 yard builders skip in Radley is from £145 plus VAT (£174 inc. VAT), fixed and all-inclusive of delivery, 14-day hire, collection and licensed recycling.
How quickly can you deliver a 4 yard builders to Radley?
Radley is 16 miles from our Faringdon depot, so we usually offer within 1–2 working days delivery on this size.
Do I need a permit for a 4 yard builders in Radley?
On a private driveway in Radley no permit is needed. For on-road placement we sort the Oxfordshire County Council permit.
What can I put in a 4 yard builders?
Heavier waste, concrete, soil, rubble, where a larger skip would exceed weight limits. Typical waste: Concrete, Soil, Rubble, Hardcore. Not suitable for: High-volume but light waste (go bigger by yard, not weight).