Skip Hire Cambridge

This market town, in Suffolk, is famous for the brewing industry and the sugar beet. It is close to the A14 and the A134 making the town easily accessible from other locations. In 2013, plans were announced to build new homes in Bury St Edmunds. This includes one-bed houses, two-bed flats and the aim was to make them more affordable to the already existing homes in the area. When managing large construction jobs, such as this one, it is important that the site meets all of the health and safety requirements. Skips are beneficial for, of course, correctly removing waste and debris from sites, but also for making sure it is safe for the workers. Here at TopSkips, we work fast and efficiently to make sure that you always comply with your duty of care.

Huntingdon is a market town, located in Cambridgeshire, and is by the A14 and the A141. In 2013, plans were announced for a £25million redevelopment for the town centre. This included creating and building more space for retail units, building a multi-storey car park with a new exit, and cosmetic work throughout the town. When taking on a large job, such as this one, it is important to work with a company who are experienced and know what they’re doing. The team at TopSkips are highly trained and qualified, and therefore able to provide you with all the information you need to assure you hire the correct skip. Our most popular skip that we hire out is the 8yard builders skip, however some sites may require larger or smaller skips. We can sort you out with what you need.

This town, officially known as Letchworth Garden City, is located by the M1 motorway and is known for the popular culture such as its literature and The World’s End film which came out in 2013. Recently, on Station Road, a new Premier Inn hotel, a retirement home and a children’s day care centre were announced to be built. For large jobs, such as this, lots of waste can be accumulated. It is important for both the environment and the economy that waste is correctly recycled. Here at TopSkips, we recycle up to 90% of the rubble and debris that gets put in our skips because we want to help reduce the landfill taxes, and we also want to protect the environment and the local wildlife and their habitats.

Newmarket is a market town with a population of 21,000 people. It is located 13.4 miles from the centre of Cambridge, and takes 19 minutes via train to travel. It is famous for its horse riding and training. There are roughly 3,000 race horses that are stabled in and around the Newmarket town.
Late 2015 saw the announcement for a regeneration project in Newmarket. The plan included building student homes, improving already existing and building more pubs, hotels, restaurants and residential homes. TopSkips have been providing skips to large regeneration jobs, such as this one, since 2003. We’re the number one choice for skip hire in Newmarket because we always find you the lowest prices on the market. We have worked with some of the best in the business for years, and have created strong relationships therefore we have the best valued skips and can offer our returning customers regular discounts!

With a population of 16,000 people, Royston is a town in the county of Hertfordshire. It is easily accessible via the A10 and A505 roads, and is a half an hour drive away from the city centre of Cambridge, in the A505 and M11. Royston is home to the nature reserve of Therfield Health which overlooks the town from a hill, and is popular for ramblers and nature lovers. In summer 2016, plans were submitted to the Royston Council to regenerate parts of the area and then build around 100 new homes. Of course, creating and organising large scale projects, such as this one, can be stressful, and that’s why TopSkips take care of everything for you so that your skip hire experience is easy. There is never a job too big or small for us, here, and our job is to make yours easier. Also, if your skip will be placed on council owned land, we can sort you out with a permit to assure that you don’t get stuck with a nasty fine.