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Cessnock

Skip bin hire in Cessnock

Cessnock is old coalfield towns with big blocks and wide streets, wrapped around the vineyard country. It is the easiest part of the Hunter to place a bin in and the hardest to guess a size for, because a quarter-acre block with a shed on it produces a lot more than a suburban yard.

What Cessnock jobs look like

Renovation of older housing is the bulk of it. Weatherboard and fibro-era cottages through Cessnock, Aberdare and Bellbird getting kitchens, bathrooms and floors pulled out, and the fibro is why we ask about the age of the house before anything else.

Then there are the blocks themselves. Sheds, carports, old fencing, trailer loads of green waste off a big yard, and the deceased estate clear-outs that come with a town whose housing has been in the same families for decades. Out towards Pokolbin and Millfield it turns rural: vine prunings, farm rubbish and long driveways.

An empty orange skip bin sitting lengthways on the concrete driveway of a weatherboard cottage in Cessnock, a jacaranda in flower and big gums over the street, vineyard-covered hills behind

Suburbs we cover in Cessnock

If your suburb is not on the list, ask anyway. It is a service area, not a boundary.

  • Weston
  • Abermain
  • Bellbird
  • Nulkaba
  • Branxton
  • Greta
  • Pokolbin
  • Millfield
  • Paxton
  • Ellalong
  • Neath
  • Aberdare
  • Heddon Greta

Where the bin can sit in Cessnock

Easier than most places. Streets are wide, blocks are deep and most houses have a driveway plus room beside it, so the bin can usually go where you actually want it rather than where it fits. On the rural fringe the constraint changes: long unsealed driveways get soft after rain and a loaded truck is heavy.

If you are out past Millfield, Ellalong or into the vineyards, tell us about the driveway. Gradient, gates and overhead branches matter more out there than the distance does.

Council approval

If the bin has to sit on the road or the footpath, that is Cessnock City Council's approval rather than ours to give. Check their page before you book. On your own block it is your call.

Sizes we run in Cessnock

Six sizes, from 2m³ to 10m³. These are the three most Cessnock jobs land on. Bin counts compare against a 240L council wheelie bin.

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  • Illustration of a 2 cubic metre orange skip bin, the smallest and most compact in the range, seen from a raised three-quarter angle
    Small jobs

    2m³ Skip Bin

    = 8 wheelie bins

    Garden tidy-ups, a single-room clean-out or a small bathroom strip.

    • Garden clean-ups
    • Bathroom renos
    • Garage clear-outs
  • Illustration of a 4 cubic metre orange skip bin, the mid-range size, seen from a raised three-quarter angle
    Most popular

    4m³ Skip Bin

    = 16 wheelie bins

    The all-rounder. Moving house, a kitchen rip-out or a medium landscaping job.

    • Moving house
    • Kitchen rip-outs
    • Landscaping
  • Illustration of a 6 cubic metre orange skip bin with a drop-down walk-in door, longer and taller-sided than the mid-range bin
    Construction

    6m³ Skip Bin

    = 25 wheelie bins

    Heavy-duty capacity for construction waste, a full house clearance or commercial work.

    • Construction waste
    • Full clearances
    • Commercial sites

Cessnock questions

  • Which council do I deal with in Cessnock?

    Cessnock City Council, which also covers Kurri Kurri, Weston, Abermain, Branxton and the vineyard villages. Their approval is only relevant if the bin goes on public land.

  • My house is old. Should I be worried about asbestos?

    Worth checking before you start, yes. Fibro sheeting, eaves and backing board behind wall tiles are common in houses of that era across the coalfields. Asbestos is licensed work and never goes in a skip, so if you find it, stop and get a licensed removalist.

  • What size for a shed or a big yard clean-out?

    A full shed is often a 6m³, and a yard with fencing and green waste in it can be more. If it is mostly vegetation, a separate green waste bin is usually the better answer than one big mixed load.

  • Do you come out to Pokolbin and Millfield?

    Yes. Give us a bit more notice than a town run and let us know what the driveway is like, because access is the variable out there rather than the distance.

  • Can I put vine prunings in a green waste bin?

    Yes, as long as it is only vegetation. Wire, trellis, posts and plastic sleeves make it a mixed load, and that changes how it is handled.

Get a price for Cessnock

Tell us your street and what you are clearing out and we will come back with a price for the right size bin. No obligation, and no charge for the quote.

(02) 4900 0000Get a quote