Skip hire Abingdon: seven firms quoted for a rubble skip
A call4me customer's assistant phoned seven Oxfordshire skip firms in one morning for a 4 or 6 yard skip of clean bricks and concrete on an Abingdon driveway. Here are the prices, hire periods, weight answers and delivery days, with all eight recordings.
Nick Khami / / 8 min readThe short answer: for a skip of clean bricks and concrete on a driveway in Abingdon (OX14), the best value this week came from Collard Group, Chilton, on 01235 831913: a 4 yard for £263 plus VAT or a 6 yard for £295 plus VAT, both with two weeks' hire, delivered "tomorrow" or, failing that, Wednesday. The cheapest 6 yard with VAT already included was Mick's Skips at £330 including VAT, 14 days, tomorrow or Wednesday. The cheapest 4 yard overall was Cotswold Skips at £260 all in, but its earliest delivery was next week and the hire is 7 days.
Those are phone quotes from Monday, October 12, 2026. A call4me customer's assistant made eight calls that morning to seven firms, asking each the same thing: the all-in price for a 4 and a 6 yard skip of clean rubble only, the weight limit, whether a full level load of rubble is allowed, the hire period and the earliest delivery. Every call reached a person. The delivery postcode is muted in the recordings; the area was Abingdon, OX14.
Skip hire Abingdon and Oxford prices, side by side
Prices are what staff said on the phone. Where a firm quoted "plus VAT", the VAT-inclusive figure in brackets is our arithmetic at the standard 20% rate, not a number anyone said on the call.
| Firm (number dialed) | 4 yard | 6 yard | Other sizes | Hire included | Weight answer | Earliest delivery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Collard Group, Chilton (01235 831913) | £263 + VAT (£315.60) | £295 + VAT (£354) | Not asked | 2 weeks | No tonnage given; fill level with the sides, no wet concrete | "Tomorrow", or Wednesday |
| Mick's Skips (01993 700007) | Not offered | £330 inc VAT | 3 yard, £260 inc VAT (uncertain, see below) | 14 days | "Doesn't matter", level fill only | Tomorrow or Wednesday |
| Oxford Skip Hire, Abingdon (01235 856305) | £260 + VAT (£312) | £300 + VAT (£360) | Not asked | Not confirmed | Not confirmed (call ended) | Wednesday |
| Cotswold Skips (mobile, see below) | £260, confirmed as the final price | Not offered | 2 yard, £180 | 7 days | About 4 tonnes (4 yard), about 2.25 (2 yard); full level load allowed | Next week |
| B&E Skips, Witney (01993 775571) | Not offered | £330 + VAT (£396) | 3 yard mini, £230 + VAT (£276) | 2 weeks, then £20 a week | "About six ton" and "about three", called a rough guess; no overweight charge on these sizes | Thursday |
| M&M Waste Solutions, Cassington (01865 880559) | £393.60 inc VAT | £453.60 inc VAT | Not asked | 3 weeks (4 yard), 6 weeks (6 yard) | About 3 tonnes and about 4 tonnes; fill to level | Thursday (4 yard), Wednesday (6 yard) |
| Grundon, Oxford depot (01491 839212) | Not offered | No price given | 6 yard is the smallest | Not given | Not given | "End of this week" |
"Tomorrow" on a Monday call means Tuesday, October 13. These are dated statements, not current prices.
Cheapest skip hire near Oxford for rubble: what the calls showed
For a 4 yard skip this week, Collard was the strongest answer. At £263 plus VAT it was within a few pounds of Oxford Skip Hire's £260 plus VAT, came with two weeks' hire, and was the only 4 yard quote with a possible next-day delivery. Collard didn't give a tonnage. The answer was that both sizes can be filled with hardcore "but the skip does need to be level with the sides", with "no wet concrete".
For a 6 yard skip, Mick's Skips was the cheapest stated VAT-inclusive price at £330, with 14 days and tomorrow or Wednesday delivery. Collard's £295 plus VAT works out at £354, so Mick's is about £24 cheaper if both are accurate. Mick's would not give a weight: "that doesn't matter, you can only level fill the skip."
If you can wait a week, Cotswold Skips' 4 yard at £260 was the lowest all-in figure. On the follow-up call, the assistant asked whether £260 was "the final price, including VAT, delivery, collection, and hire". The answer was "Yes". It comes with seven days' hire and "roughly around about the four ton mark". Cotswold only does mini skips, 2 and 4 yard.
M&M Waste Solutions was the most expensive, but the most specific. It gave VAT-inclusive totals unprompted, tonnage for both sizes, and the longest hire periods: three weeks for a 4 yard and six weeks for a 6 yard.
Grundon didn't quote. It said its smallest skip is a 6 yard, that new customers need an account because "we're not doing sort of like cash skips at the moment", and that the price would come as a formal quote by email.
Mini skip hire in Oxford: 2, 3 and 4 yard options
Not every firm makes a 4 yard. If you want a mini skip for bricks and concrete, the calls turned up:
- Cotswold Skips: 2 yard for £180, "two point two five" (tonnes) in it, and 4 yard for £260. Mini skips only.
- B&E Skips: 3 yard mini for £230 plus VAT, "probably about three" tonnes, "I'm taking a rough guess". Sizes are 3 and 6 yard; "we only do three yards or sixes".
- Mick's Skips: 3 yard, quoted including VAT. The saved transcript and most automatic transcriptions hear £260; one transcription of the same audio heard "216". Confirm the price before you book.
4 yard skip hire or 6 yard for bricks and concrete
Heavy rubble is the reason firms talk about fill level rather than volume. Every firm that answered said the same thing in different words: fill it level, not heaped. M&M said you "could just fill it up as long as it's level loaded". Collard: "level with the sides". Mick's: "can only be level filled". B&E said there's no overweight charge on a 3 or 6 yard, "but obviously if the lorry can't pick it up, it's too heavy".
The tonnage answers for a full level load of rubble were all estimates:
- 4 yard: about 3 tonnes (M&M), about 4 tonnes (Cotswold)
- 6 yard: about 4 tonnes (M&M), about 6 tonnes "rough guess" (B&E)
The two 4 yard answers and the two 6 yard answers don't agree. If your load is close to the limit, ask the firm you book with to write its limit on the booking.
Mick's also listed what can't go in its skips: "plaster board, fridges or deep freezers, mattresses, chairs with upholstery on."
The numbers we checked
The numbers dialed for M&M, Collard, Oxford Skip Hire, B&E and Grundon match the firms' own websites: mmskiphire.com lists 01865 880559, Collard's Abingdon skip hire page lists 01235 831 913 for its Chilton office (the same page advertises online prices from £225 for a 4 yard and £235 for a 6 yard; the phone quote for rubble to this postcode was higher), oxfordskiphire.co.uk lists 01235 856 305, B&E's site lists 01993 775571, and Grundon's Oxford depot page lists 01491 839 212 under Goulds Grove, Wallingford.
We couldn't find an official website listing the numbers dialed for Mick's Skips or Cotswold Skips. The Mick's number was answered with the firm's name. The Cotswold number is a mobile; the person said "you've got through to me on my truck phone", so we haven't published it.
What these calls did not confirm
- Nothing was booked, reserved or paid for. Every call was a quote enquiry. Collard asked whether it would be card or account, and the assistant said card; no card details were given.
- No delivery time windows. Every firm gave a day, none gave a time.
- Oxford Skip Hire: the recording ends as the assistant asks about weight limits, so its weight allowance, fill rule and hire period are unknown.
- Collard: no tonnage figure, and the VAT-inclusive total was not stated.
- Cotswold Skips: the first call disconnected mid question. The follow-up confirmed £260 included "VAT, delivery, collection, and hire"; disposal wasn't named separately.
- Mick's Skips: "Fourteen days" came as a reply to the weight question, just before the person realised what had been asked, so we read it as the hire period. The 3 yard price is uncertain, as above. Overweight charges weren't stated.
- Grundon: no price at all. The call ended as the sales office asked for a phone number.
- Permits: every call was for a private driveway, so nobody discussed a road permit.
Listen to all eight calls
Each recording keeps its original timing and voices. The delivery postcode (beyond "OX14" where it was said separately) and two staff first names are muted. The firms stay named because nothing was booked.
Call 1: M&M Waste Solutions, Cassington
The recording lasts 2 minutes 35 seconds.
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Complete recording with original voices and timing. Private identifiers are muted and shown in brackets. The dialogue was reviewed against the saved call text and independent automatic source and export transcriptions; uncertain words remain marked. No human listening verification is claimed.
Phone system: Welcome to M&M Waste Solutions. To help us direct your call, please choose one of the following options. For skips, roll on roll off containers and M&M Zero van collections, press one. For accounts, press two. For the workshop, press three. Or for all other inquiries, please continue to hold.
AI agent: [mouth noise] Okay, I've got it. I'll stay on the line.
Representative: Good morning, M&M Waste Solutions.
AI agent: Hey, good morning! I was just calling to get a quote for a skip on a private driveway in Abingdon.
Representative: What's the postcode?
AI agent: It's OX14 [rest of postcode muted].
Representative: And what size skip was it for?
AI agent: We're looking at either a 4 or 6 yard skip for clean rubble only, bricks and concrete.
Representative: So for a four yarder it would be 328 pounds plus VAT, which makes it 393 pounds 60. For a six yard it'd be 378 pounds plus VAT, which makes it 453 pounds 60.
AI agent: Mm. Okay, thanks. And that includes delivery, collection,
Representative: Yes
AI agent: and disposal, yeah?
Representative: Yeah, that's correct.
AI agent: Perfect. What's the maximum weight in tonnes for each if it's just that kind of inert material?
Representative: Um, it's probably about three tonne, um, in a four yard, four tonne in a six yard.
AI agent: Gotcha. And do you allow it to be filled right up with heavy rubble like that, or is there a fill limit?
Representative: For them two sizes it is a, you could just fill it up as long as it's level loaded.
AI agent: Okay. What's the hire period that's included?
Representative: For a four yard it's three weeks, for a six yard it's six weeks.
AI agent: Okay. And what's your earliest delivery window for that postcode?
Representative: Um, for that postcode we'd be looking at Wednesday for the six yard and Thursday for the four yard.
AI agent: Great, that's really helpful. Thank you. I'll pass that along.
Representative: Alright, perfect. Thank you. Bye.
AI agent: Thanks again. Bye. Bye.
Call 2: Collard Group, Chilton
The recording lasts 2 minutes 40 seconds.
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Complete recording with original voices and timing. Private identifiers are muted and shown in brackets. The dialogue was reviewed against the saved call text and independent automatic source and export transcriptions; uncertain words remain marked. No human listening verification is claimed.
Phone system: Welcome to the offices of Collard Group. Calls may be recorded for training and monitoring purposes.
AI agent: Hmm. Hi!
Representative: Good morning, Collards.
AI agent: Hi! I'm looking for a quote for a skip hire to be dropped off at a driveway in OX14. Could someone help me with prices, please?
Representative: Yeah, do you want an account or will you be paying by card?
AI agent: Uh, just a card payment, please.
Representative: Okay, so what's the full postcode for delivery, please?
AI agent: OX14 [rest of postcode muted].
Representative: And what size skip is it you're looking for?
AI agent: Um, could I get prices for both a four yard and a six yard? It's for clean rubble, just bricks and concrete.
Representative: Just rubble. Okay, no problem. And you said it's going onto a driveway, didn't you?
AI agent: That's right.
Representative: Yeah, so a four yard is two six three plus VAT.
AI agent: Okay.
Representative: And a six yard is two nine five plus VAT, and you get those for two weeks included in the price.
AI agent: Oh, great. Okay. Um, and just to check, what's the max weight in tonnes for each one when it's just rubble?
Representative: The skip would need to be level. So you can fill both of those skips with hardcore, um, but the skip does need to be level with the sides.
AI agent: Gotcha. Yeah, so level with the sides is fine. And, uh, that means bricks and concrete are allowed in there?
Representative: Yep, just no wet concrete. Has to all be obviously solid.
AI agent: Got it. And what's your earliest delivery window for that postcode? [Overlapping:] Okay, that's all I needed.
Representative: Uh, we could put it on the screen. Yeah, if it's not delivered tomorrow, it'll be delivered on Wednesday.
AI agent: Perfect, that's great. Thanks for your help. Bye!
Representative: Okay. Alright, thank you. Bye bye.
Call 3: Oxford Skip Hire, Abingdon
The recording lasts 1 minute 6 seconds and ends mid question.
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Complete recording with original voices and timing. Private identifiers are muted and shown in brackets. The dialogue was reviewed against the saved call text and independent automatic source and export transcriptions; uncertain words remain marked. No human listening verification is claimed.
Phone system: Thank you for calling Oxford Skip Hire. Please press one for bookings, two for accounts. Thank you.
AI agent: Hi, I'm just [following up or calling up, unclear] to ask about a skip quote for OX fourteen [rest of postcode muted].
Representative: Hello, Oxford Skip Hire, [staff name muted] speaking.
AI agent: Hi, I'm looking for a quote for a clean rubble skip in Abingdon, on a private driveway, for OX fourteen [rest of postcode muted]. Could I get a price for a four yard and a six yard, just for bricks and concrete?
Representative: The four yard is two sixty plus VAT and the six yard is three hundred plus VAT.
AI agent: Okay, great, thank you. And what's the earliest delivery window for each of those?
Representative: That will be Wednesday.
AI agent: Perfect. And can you tell me the weight limits and whether we can do a full level load of just rubble for each size?
The recording ends here, before any answer.
Call 4: B&E Skips, Witney
The recording lasts 2 minutes 48 seconds.
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Complete recording with original voices and timing. Private identifiers are muted and shown in brackets. The dialogue was reviewed against the saved call text and independent automatic source and export transcriptions; uncertain words remain marked. No human listening verification is claimed.
Phone system: [Greeting begins mid word] To help us direct your call, please select from one of the following three options. For skip hire and contaminated or hazardous waste, please press one. For accounts, press two. For the workshop, press three. And for all other inquiries, please hold.
Representative: Good morning, B&E.
AI agent: Hi! I was hoping to get a quick quote for a mini or midi skip. Just for clean brick and concrete.
Representative: A mini skip?
AI agent: Yeah! So, it'd be for a private driveway.
Representative: Yeah, where's it going to?
AI agent: In Abingdon, [postcode muted].
Representative: Okay. Okay, uh, a six yard skip would be 330 plus VAT.
AI agent: Okay.
Representative: And a mini skip, uh, would be 230 plus VAT.
AI agent: Gotcha! And that's for only clean bricks and concrete rubble, right?
Representative: It is, yeah.
AI agent: Perfect! And uh, what's the earliest you could deliver each size to that postcode?
Representative: Uh, Thursday.
AI agent: Okay! And what's the weight allowance for a full, level load of that kind of heavy rubble, or rather the maximum tonnage?
Representative: Uh, I think you can usually get about six ton, I would think, but um, it's difficult to say without seeing exactly what's going in it. I know it's rubble, but I would say a maximum of six ton.
AI agent: Okay! And for the smaller one?
Representative: I think that's probably about three, but again, I'm taking a rough guess.
AI agent: Mm. Okay! And how long's the standard hire for each?
Representative: Two weeks. Two weeks.
AI agent: Gotcha! And is there any flexibility on that if needed?
Representative: If you wanna give us a ring if you need it for slightly longer, then, uh, just give us a ring.
AI agent: Okay! Are there any extras or surcharges for those sort of items?
Representative: Depending on how much longer you would need it for.
AI agent: Okay, yeah! Thanks.
Representative: Um, I mean, if you want it for another few weeks, then it would be twenty pound a week.
AI agent: Alright! Perfect. And what would the overweight charges be?
Representative: Uh, there is no overweight on a three yard or a six yard. It's when you go up to a 12 yard. But obviously if the lorry can't pick it up, it's too heavy. [laughs]
AI agent: Sure. Okay. And you wouldn't happen to do a four yard option by any chance, would you?
Representative: We don't, I'm afraid. No, we only do three yards or sixes.
AI agent: No problem! Thanks so much!
Representative: Okay, thank you.
AI agent: Bye!
Representative: Bye bye.
Call 5: Mick's Skips
The recording lasts 2 minutes 43 seconds.
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Complete recording with original voices and timing. Private identifiers are muted and shown in brackets. The dialogue was reviewed against the saved call text and independent automatic source and export transcriptions; uncertain words remain marked. No human listening verification is claimed.
Representative: Good morning, Mick's Skips.
AI agent: Good morning! I was just wondering if you do skips for clean brick and concrete rubble in Abingdon?
Representative: Yes.
AI agent: Okay, great. Could I get an indicative quote for a four and a six yard skip on a private driveway, please? Just the final...
Representative: We don't do four yards, we do three yards and six yards.
AI agent: That's fine. Could I ask what the total price would be for a three yard and a six yard, to include VAT, delivery, collection, and disposal?
Representative: Um. A three yard is [two hundred and sixty, uncertain; some transcriptions hear two sixteen] including VAT.
AI agent: Oh, okay. And the six yard?
Representative: It's three hundred and thirty including VAT. But either of the skips can only be level filled.
AI agent: Level filled, that's fine.
Representative: Mm-hmm.
AI agent: What's the weight allowance for those?
Representative: Um. Fourteen days. Oh, sorry, uh, for you to order one, you mean, yeah?
AI agent: Yeah, just to check the weight allowance, like how many tons each size would take.
Representative: Uh, that doesn't matter, you can only level fill the skip.
AI agent: Understood. And what's your earliest delivery for each of those to OX14 [rest of postcode muted] in Abingdon?
Representative: OX1?
AI agent: OX14 [rest of postcode muted].
Representative: Oh, OX14, yeah. Uh, um, just a moment. Tomorrow or Wednesday.
AI agent: Perfect. And just to check, what's the hire period and are there any extras I should know about for heavy materials?
Representative: Well, you said you was putting concrete and bricks in there.
AI agent: That's right, just clean bricks and concrete, no mixed waste.
Representative: Yeah. No, that's it. Uh, the only things you can't put in there is plasterboard, fridges or deep freezers, mattresses, chairs with upholstery on. But if it's only concrete and bricks, then there's no problem.
AI agent: Great. Thanks for that. That's really helpful. I'll leave it there for now. Thanks so much for your help! Bye! Bye!
Representative: Bye.
Call 6: Grundon, Oxford depot
The recording lasts 3 minutes 55 seconds, including the transfer to sales.
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Complete recording with original voices and timing. Private identifiers are muted and shown in brackets. The dialogue was reviewed against the saved call text and independent automatic source and export transcriptions; uncertain words remain marked. No human listening verification is claimed.
Phone system: Thank you for calling Grundon. In order to direct your call, please select from the following five options. For customer service, including transport and sales, please press one. For workshop, please press two. For technical, please press three. For fabrication, please press four. For all other inquiries, please press five. To repeat these options, please press nine.
AI agent: Mhm. Hmm.
Representative: Grundon, you are [staff name muted] speaking.
AI agent: Hi, I'm looking for a quick quote. It's for clean brick and concrete rubble only on a private driveway in Abingdon, [postcode muted]. Do you do four and six yard skips for that, and what would the total be including VAT and delivery and collection? And what's the earliest you could deliver each size?
Representative: Six yard would be the smallest we can do. We're currently booking for the end of this week, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday-ish. Let me just get you through to a member of our sales team to quote. Bear with me.
AI agent: Sure, no problem.
Transfer to the sales office: about 37 seconds of continuous hold audio with no speech, retained in full.
Representative: Hiya, you alright?
AI agent: Yeah.
Representative: Hello, you're through to the sales office.
AI agent: Hi! Thanks. Um, I'm looking for a quote for clean brick and concrete rubble only, on a private driveway in Abingdon, [postcode muted]. Do you have six yard skips for that? Could you give me the total including VAT and delivery and collection, and when the earliest delivery might be for that?
Representative: Yeah, no worries at all. Um, are you an existing customer or is this a new enquiry?
AI agent: Uh, this is a new enquiry.
Representative: Okay, just so you know, it would involve making an account with us. Is that okay? Because we're not doing sort of like cash skips at the moment. Is that okay?
AI agent: Mhm. Sure, yeah.
Representative: Yeah, okay, no worries.
AI agent: Just a quote for now, please. No account setup today.
Representative: Yeah, yeah, that's absolutely fine. Okay. No worries at all. Um, can I just grab your email address, please? I'll send it over to you as a formal quote just for you to look over.
AI agent: Sure, hmm.
Representative: Uh, what's your email address?
AI agent: Hmm. I don't have that detail yet. Is there another way you could look it up, maybe just with the postcode for an indicative quote?
Representative: Uh, yeah, I would need an email address to send over the quote though.
AI agent: Hmm. I don't have that detail yet. Is there another way you can look it up, maybe just with the postcode for an indicative quote?
Representative: Okay, can I take down your phone number then, please?
The recording ends here, before any phone number was given.
Call 7: Cotswold Skips, first call
The recording lasts 1 minute 55 seconds and ends when the call drops.
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Complete recording with original voices and timing. Private identifiers are muted and shown in brackets. The dialogue was reviewed against the saved call text and independent automatic source and export transcriptions; uncertain words remain marked. No human listening verification is claimed.
Representative: Hello.
AI agent: Hi there! I'm looking for a quick quote for a household driveway in Abingdon, postcode OX fourteen [rest of postcode muted]. Just clean bricks and concrete rubble. Do you cover that area?
Representative: Um. I was going to say, I'm not sure. Um, who are you trying to get hold of?
AI agent: Cotswold Skips.
Representative: Yeah. Yeah, you want a skip, yeah?
AI agent: Yeah, that's right, for just clean bricks and concrete rubble on a...
Representative: All right. Bricks. So what size are you after? We do a two and a four.
AI agent: Oh, okay, two or four.
Representative: And it's Abingdon, did you say?
AI agent: Yeah, that's right.
Representative: Yeah, we only do like the mini skips.
AI agent: That's alright. Um, for those mini skip sizes, what's like the total price including VAT, delivery, collection and hire? And when's your earliest delivery to OX fourteen?
Representative: Uh, 'cause you've got through to me on my truck phone, I'm just trying to think. OX fourteen, let's have a quick look.
AI agent: Sure.
Representative: Um, just getting Google Maps up so I can see whereabouts you are.
AI agent: Sure, no problem.
Representative: Uh, OX fourteen. What's the end part of the postcode?
AI agent: [Rest of postcode muted]. So it's OX fourteen [rest of postcode muted].
Representative: Um, you'll be looking at two sixty for a four. Four yarder, that's our big one. And earliest I can do that, it would be next week.
AI agent: Okay, thanks. For that four yarder, what's the weight limit?
The call disconnects here, before any answer.
Call 8: Cotswold Skips, follow-up
The recording lasts 1 minute 26 seconds.
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Complete recording with original voices and timing. Private identifiers are muted and shown in brackets. The dialogue was reviewed against the saved call text and independent automatic source and export transcriptions; uncertain words remain marked. No human listening verification is claimed.
Representative: Hello.
AI agent: Hi! We spoke a moment ago about the four yard skip for OX14 [rest of postcode muted]. The call cut out while we were talking.
Representative: Yeah, sorry about that. Where I am, my signal's not very good today.
AI agent: No worries. Yeah, no worries. So, yeah, just quickly, can I check, is the two sixty the final price, including VAT, delivery, collection, and hire?
Representative: Yes.
AI agent: Okay, thanks. And for that four yard, what's the maximum weight in tonnes you're allowed for if it's a full level load of just clean bricks and concrete?
Representative: If it's, well, if it's just literally level load, we can take that. It should be roughly around about the four ton mark in the four yarders.
AI agent: Okay, that's great. And how long is the hire period?
Representative: Uh, seven days.
AI agent: Perfect, thanks. And very quickly, if you have it handy, what's the price and weight limit for the two yard?
Representative: So, the two yarder, um, let me think, I can't think now. Uh, it's one eighty for the two yarder, and you can get, in the two yarder, I've got them [designed a certain way, unclear], you can get two point two five in them.
AI agent: That's all I needed, thanks a lot. Appreciate it, bye!
Representative: Bye.
How the assistant handled the calls
The brief was the same for every firm, and that's what made the answers comparable: one waste type (clean bricks and concrete only), one placement (a private driveway), two sizes, and a fixed list of questions. A few things to know about our side:
- When a call dropped, it called back and asked only what was missing. The Cotswold follow-up took 1 minute 26 seconds.
- It had no email address to give, so Grundon's formal quote never happened. If you want quotes from firms that only send them by email, give your assistant an address it may share.
- It opened the Oxford Skip Hire call by saying it was "following up" (the transcriptions differ on the exact words), although no earlier conversation is in this set.
- It didn't always push for a number. Collard's and Mick's weight answers were about fill level, and the assistant accepted them without asking again for tonnes.
Ask your assistant to get skip quotes
Connect call4me to your assistant with the Claude Code guide or the Codex guide. The brief below is a suggestion, not the one the customer's assistant used.
Call skip hire firms that cover [your town and postcode] and get quotes for a [4 and 6] yard skip of [clean bricks and concrete only] on [a private driveway]. For each firm ask: the final price including VAT, delivery, collection and disposal; how long the hire is and the cost of extra weeks; the weight limit in tonnes for a full level load of this material, and any overweight charge; and the earliest delivery date with a time window. If they don't do a size, ask for the nearest one. You may give my postcode and [email address] for a written quote. Don't book, reserve or pay. Give me a table of the answers and say which questions each firm didn't answer.
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