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Questions people ask

The short answers. If yours isn't here, call Mick on 0491 578 888. Advice over the phone is free.

A stack of old, battered cardboard cartons from a garage clean-out
Is there anything you won't take?

We can't take asbestos, or commercial quantities of paint and chemicals. Household rubbish, furniture, whitegoods, green waste and building waste are all fine.

How do I get a quote?

Send a photo of the rubbish through the quote form, or ring Mick on 0491 578 888 and describe it. A photo is usually all we need, so there's no site visit.

How is the price worked out?

On how much goes on the truck, and how hard it is to get to. Tell us about stairs, a steep drive or a narrow side gate and the quote will allow for it.

Do I need to be home?

No. We can do the job while you're out and text you photos once it's cleared.

Do I have to drag it all to the kerb?

No. Leave it where it is. We collect from anywhere on the property.

Do you take rubbish from apartments and under the house?

Yes, from multi-level apartments, upstairs and under the house. Extra charges may apply for very difficult access.

Do I have to take big furniture apart?

No. We carry the tools to dismantle all kinds of furniture.

Why use you instead of a skip bin?

You don't lift a thing, and nothing sits on your lawn for a week. We turn up when it suits you, load it and go. You pay for what we take, so there's no guessing which bin size to hire.

Do you take building and renovation waste?

Yes. Timber, plasterboard, tiles and the general mess from a renovation or small demolition, loaded and taken in one visit.

How long does a job take?

Most jobs are done within one to two hours.

Can you come today?

Sometimes. Same-day service is available when the day allows, so call and ask.

How do I pay?

After the job, once you're happy. We take cash, credit and debit cards, EFT or cheque, and give you a receipt on the day.

Do you take pianos?

Sometimes. It comes down to how easy it is to reach, so call and tell us where it is.

Point at it.

Send a photo of the pile and Mick will come back to you with a price.