We only accept skip bins that are filled to the rim, as we cannot collect bins filled above the rim due to safety concerns regarding potential spillage during transport.

Absolutely! If you book your bin before 10am on weekdays, we can arrange same-day delivery, subject to your location and our delivery schedule for the day.

There are 5 main waste type categories

–   General Waste

–   Mixed Waste

–   Green Waste

–   Recycling (Bricks/Concrete/Sandtone/Roof Tile Only) Waste

–   Soil Dirt

Please refer to the waste type guide above on what type of waste can be placed in each category. If you cannot find your waste type please give us a call on 1300 707 000 or email us at [email protected].

Yes, you can dispose of green waste in a mixed waste skip bin. For further details on what items are acceptable for each waste type, please refer to our skip bin guide above.

Yes, please give us a call on 1300 707 000 or email us at [email protected].

Private Property

–  The optimal location for your skip bin is typically within the confines of your property, such as the driveway or front yard.

Public Property

–  If private placement isn’t feasible, you have the option to place the bin on the nature strip or public road, although this may necessitate a skip bin permit.

• Please check our Council Skip Bin Permit page to see if you require a permit from your local council.

By default, we offer a rental period of up to 14 days, with an additional charge of $50 per week thereafter.

Private Property

–   The best place for your skip bin would be somewhere within the boundaries of your property such as the driveway or frontyard.

Public Property

–   If private placement is not possible you can choose to place the bin on the nature stripe/public road however it may require a permit.

• Please check our Council Permit page to see if you require a permit from your local council.

Absolutely, if you wish to change your delivery or pickup date, please don’t hesitate to give us a call on 1300 707 000 or email us at [email protected].

Houses constructed before 1985 are likely to contain some form of fibro asbestos sheeting in areas such as bathrooms or eaves. Asbestos is also commonly found in older concrete driveways, roof tiles, corrugated roofing, Telstra pits, and electrical meter boards.

Please see below example images of Asbestos:

If you require further assistance please watch the video below or give us a call on 1300 707 000 or email us at [email protected].

 

If you’ve filled your bin to its maximum level but still have waste leftover, feel free to give us a call at on 1300 707 000 or email us at [email protected] and arrange to replace your full bin with an empty bin. Please refer to our skip bin size guide above to calculate the remaining rubbish pile.

Generally, unless you’re filling your skip with extremely heavy waste, there shouldn’t be an issue. However, there’s always a risk. To mitigate this risk, we recommend placing 2-3 timber blocks of sufficient length on your driveway or grass where you’d like the skip bin to be placed.

Please note that for soft or damp grass areas, trucks may leave tire impressions and placing the skip bin may cause marks. Our professional drivers will make every effort to take care during placement, but some impressions may occur.

While it’s challenging to entirely prevent others from using your skip bin, a few tips can help:

• Fill your skip bin promptly to limit access for others.
• Position it in a location that deters unauthorized use, such as in clear view on private property.
• Cover your skip with a tarp or cover when not in use to discourage unwanted additions.

Based on our experience, a 4 or 5 cubic meter skip bin is suitable for average household cleanups, while a 6 cubic meter bin is ideal for slightly larger household cleanups. However the right skip bin size can vary from each customer so measuring the volume of your waste will be the most accurate.

All of our skip bins, ranging from 2M to 12M, are equipped with a wheelbarrow access door for easy loading.

Please see rough clearances required for our trucks.

–   Truck Height (Including Exhaust) : 2.700 metres – 3.200 metres
–   Truck Height (Including Extended Arms) : 4.400 metres – 5.400 metres
–   Truck Widths :  2.300 metres – 2.500 metres
–   Truck Widths (Including Mirrors) : 2.700 metres – 3.200 metres

Please be mindful of any obstacles such as trees, street signs, low building lines, narrow gateways/driveways, power poles, and essential service lines or pits that may limit our ability to place bins as requested by customers.

If you require assistance or further clarification in relation to clearances required to deliver bins please give us a call on 1300 707 000 or email us at [email protected].

No, this isn’t necessary, but please ensure there is clear access for collecting or dropping off the bin.

Upon receiving the skip bin, you assume full responsibility for the waste placed inside. If any prohibited material is deposited into the bin or it exceeds the rim, you are liable for any fines or additional costs incurred as a result.