6 skip hire firms are based within about 15 miles of Malton. None are matched on the Environment Agency waste carrier register yet, 2 say they arrange the council permit.
Skip sizes, prices and services are as each firm describes them on its own website. Waste carrier status is matched against the Environment Agency register on the date shown; claims marked "stated" have not yet been checked; how we check. Listings last refreshed 30 Sept 2026.
Not enough reviews to show a ratingBased in YO32
No third-party certification stated
Arranges the council permit · Runs its own lorries
York Skip Hire provides skip hire services across York and surrounding areas, offering a range of skip sizes from 3-yard mini skips to larger containers.
Works for: Homeowners, Builders & trades, Businesses
Details last checked 30 Sept 2026
4.8(20 Google reviews)Based in YO42
No third-party certification stated
Arranges the council permit · Runs its own lorries
Murr Skip Hire, trading as part of Murr Plant & Transport Ltd, provides skip hire in 4, 6 and 8 yard sizes along with aggregates and garden products, serving domestic and commercial customers in Pocklington, York and surrounding areas.
Works for: Homeowners, Businesses
Details last checked 30 Sept 2026
4.0(6 Google reviews)Based in YO41
No third-party certification stated
From £200 · Runs its own lorries
The company offers grab wagon hire, muck away, tipper hire, aggregate supply, clay extraction, and crushing and screening services for commercial and domestic customers.
Works for: Homeowners, Builders & trades, Businesses
Details last checked 30 Sept 2026
4.6(21 Google reviews)Based in YO32
No third-party certification stated
Details last checked 30 Sept 2026
Not enough reviews to show a ratingBased in YO32
No third-party certification stated
Details last checked 30 Sept 2026
Not enough reviews to show a ratingBased in YO17
No third-party certification stated
Details last checked 30 Sept 2026
Six skip hire firms are listed on SkipCheck for Malton and the surrounding area, covering roughly a 15-mile radius across North and East Yorkshire. Between them they offer mini, midi, builders and maxi skips, plus grab hire and a wait-and-load option. Three firms state they run their own lorries, two say they can arrange a skip permit on a customer's behalf, and one publishes a starting price. None of the firms checked on 30 September 2026 were found on the Environment Agency waste carrier register.
If a skip needs to go on a public road, North Yorkshire Council requires a permit under the Highways Act 1980. Only registered skip hire companies can apply; the fee is £91.42 for two weeks, with an extra £35.56 if the skip needs to be placed within three days. Permits last two weeks with no extensions, full skips must be removed within two days, and cones and beacons are required. If you pay anyone to take household waste and they are not a registered carrier, your council can issue a fixed penalty of between £150 and £600.
A permit is required if the skip will sit on a public highway. Under section 139 of the Highways Act 1980, North Yorkshire Council must give permission before a skip is placed on a road. The fee is £91.42 for two weeks, plus £35.56 if placement is needed within three days. Licences cannot be extended and full skips must be removed within two days. No permit is needed if the skip goes on private land such as a driveway.
Source: northyorks.gov.uk, legislation.gov.uk
You can search the Environment Agency's public register of waste carriers, brokers and dealers. A skip company, which carries other people's waste, needs upper-tier registration. Search by company name or registration number using the link below. Note that from August 2025 the government announced that registrations will be replaced over three years by environmental permits or registered exemptions, with upper-tier firms moving over at renewal.
Source: environment.data.gov.uk, gov.uk
Hazardous waste, including asbestos and fridges or other equipment containing ozone-depleting substances, cannot go in a standard skip and requires special disposal. Plasterboard and other gypsum waste must not go to landfill mixed with biodegradable waste, so many skip firms ask for it to be kept separate. Whole or shredded tyres are banned from landfill, so firms typically want them excluded from skips as well.
One of the six listed firms publishes a starting price on its website, but no specific figure is available in the information checked for this page. Prices are not shown here to avoid quoting an incomplete or outdated figure. To get accurate costs, contact firms directly or request quotes through the listings on this page, as prices will vary by skip size, location and how long you need it.