Renovating near Old Trafford stadium or decluttering a house close to Stretford Mall? Toone Skips provides skip hire solutions tailored to your needs and schedule.
Pick up sacks from our depot & book a collection for £70.00
Versatile Sizes: From small household skip bins to large commercial units, we accommodate your workload.
Customer-Focused: Our team is on hand to advise on permits and responsible disposal steps.
Order Your Skip: Use our online form or phone us for a fast, fuss-free booking.
Full-Service Removal: We retrieve the filled skip, ensuring minimal environmental impact through recycling.
Domestic Remodels: Keep your site tidy by safely disposing of old fixtures and materials.
Office Refits: Throw out surplus furniture, carpeting, or broken equipment.
Our knowledge of the Trafford area ensures we can manage your waste within local guidelines, prioritizing efficiency and eco-awareness.
Call Toone Skips now for a smooth skip hire process. Let’s keep Stretford free from unwanted waste.
At Toone Waste Management, we offer a comprehensive range of skip sizes for both domestic and commercial needs. Whether you’re undertaking a small house clearance or a large-scale construction project, we have the right skip to handle your waste. Our skips include:
For projects where a skip might be too large or access is limited, our Toone Empty Sack and 1-ton builders’ bags provide a convenient alternative. They are:
Simply fill the bag with your rubbish, and our team will collect it at a time that suits you. This service is particularly popular with DIY enthusiasts, gardening projects, and smaller construction jobs.
We proudly serve Tyldesley, Wigan, Warrington, Widnes, Altrincham, Leigh, Ashton-In-Makerfield, and the surrounding areas. Our drivers know the local roads well, ensuring prompt deliveries and collections. If you don’t see your area listed, just give us a call – we may still be able to help.
Keeping your community clean and green, one pickup at a time for a healthier tomorrow for a clean earth & clear future.
