Builders & trade waste
Skip bins for builders and trades
Mixed site waste for renovators, builders and landscapers working across the Hunter. Bins sized to the job and placed where the truck can actually get to them.
A mixed bin for site rubbish
Most of what comes off a residential job is light, bulky and mixed: offcuts, sheeting, packaging and whatever came out of the old room. That is what a mixed waste bin is for, and volume is what runs out first.
- Timber offcuts, formwork and pallets
- Plasterboard, cornice and insulation
- Packaging, strapping and wrap
- Old flooring, carpet and underlay
- Fittings, fixtures and cabinetry
- General site clean-up rubbish
Three things that need their own bin
Concrete, brick and spoil
Heavy waste goes in its own bin, and a smaller one. Putting a bobcat bucket of rubble through a mixed bin is what turns a quote into an excess weight charge.
Site vegetation
Cleared scrub, stumps and prunings are green waste as long as nothing else is through them. Worth a separate bin on a landscaping job.
Anything that might be asbestos
Fibro sheeting, old eaves, backing board behind tiles, corrugated cement. If a job might disturb it, stop and get a licensed removalist in. It never goes in a bin.
Getting the bin onto the site
Placement is the thing that goes wrong on a live site, and it is almost always avoidable. The truck needs a straight run in and enough clearance overhead to tip the bin off and pick it up again, which rules out working under a carport, a verandah or low lines.
Tell us where the bin has to sit when you book, not when we arrive. If it has to go on the road or the footpath rather than inside the site boundary, that is council land and normally needs their approval, which takes time you may not have.
If you have work coming up rather than one bin to book, talk to us about it directly. Ongoing arrangements, swaps and account terms are worth setting up properly rather than rebooking each time.
Booking for a site?
Tell us the address, the stage the job is at and what is coming out, and we will sort the size and the placement before anything turns up.