Available Services

General Waste

We manage various waste types to keep your environment clean, including household items like clothing, paper, and kitchenware, as well as light commercial waste such as office furniture. We also collect larger items like appliances and furniture, along with light green waste like shrubs and grass clippings.

Household Waste

Household waste includes items such as clothes, toys, paper, and kitchenware. Office waste encompasses shredded paper, cardboard, and stationery. Minimal waste defined as less than 1/4 of the bin's capacity, may include books, papers, or pamphlets. Additionally, furniture and appliances like cupboards, lounges, and whitegoods are considered larger waste items, while light green waste consists of shrubs, grass cl, and twigs.

Mixed Heavy Waste

We accept various waste materials from domestic and commercial sources, including, plastic, gyprock, and limited glass (excluding fibro, fibre, or villaboard). Timber logs must be under 300mm in diameter and 500mm long. We also take hardfill waste like bricks and tiles (no larger than 600 x 600mm), as well as household items, furniture, garden waste, and metal/steel materials.

Excavation Waste and Clean Waste

Excavation waste is naturally occurring soil, dirt, sand, rock, or sandstone (not exceeding 600mm x 600mm) with less than 10% turf.

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Explore our diverse range of materials, including bricks and mortar, dry concrete (up to 600x600), rubbles and rocks, roof tiles, and floor tiles. Each option is designed to enhance your project with quality and style.

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Light Building Waste

Light waste from domestic or commercial renovations includes items like kitchen and bathroom cabinetry, internal doors, and timber (excluding brick, soil, concrete, tiles, porcelain, gyprock, glass, and fibro/villaboard). Acceptable timber logs are those than 300mm in diameter and under 500mm long.

Light Green Waste

Light green waste includes items such as shrubs, grass clippings, twigs, small branches, leaves, and palm fronds. Additionally, woodchip and bark should be free of any soil. Tree trunks must be smaller than 150mm in diameter and under 500mm in length, and only untreated timber is accepted