Stripping out or fitting out an office in a CBD or high-rise building is hard to do with a skip. A wheelie bin fits in a goods lift and rolls through a basement, so it goes up to the floor you are working on, stays for the job, and we collect it when the work is done. A skip on the street needs a permit and a clear kerb. A wheelie bin does not.
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Rolls in through the dock and rides up to the floor you are working on
Nothing sits on the verge, so there is no council permit to chase
On site for the strip-out, collected when the work is done
This is for builders and fitout contractors working in office towers and commercial buildings, not for ongoing tenant rubbish. You have a strip-out or a fitout to clear and nowhere on the street to put a skip. We deliver a 660L or 1100L wheelie bin to the floor or the bin store, leave it for as long as the job runs, and take it away at the end. Light fitout waste only. One bin or a few, depending on the job.
Heavy demolition rubble needs a dedicated hardfill bin, not a wheelie bin. If you are not sure about a specific material, ask before we deliver.
A wheelie bin is the easy way to get waste out of a working building. It fits a standard goods lift and sits in a basement bin store, so it goes where the work is without a skip ever touching the street.
The same job, two very different days on a city site.
Three steps from first call to an empty floor.
Send the building address, the floor, what you are clearing and how long the job runs. We come back with a quote and confirm we can take the waste.
The bin comes in through the dock and up the goods lift to the floor or the bin store you are working from.
The bin stays for the run of the job. Message us when the work is finished and we book a collection slot and take it away.
Office jobs are quoted per job rather than at a flat rate, because the cost depends on the bin size, how the building access works and how long you need the bin on site. Tell us the job and you get a number before anything is booked. No add-ons added at the end.
Roughly 8 to 10 wheelbarrow loads. Good for one floor or a smaller tenancy.
Roughly 12 to 15 wheelbarrow loads. The usual pick for a full strip-out.
On-call wheelie bins for renos, extensions and new builds. Light construction waste, no permit and no skip blocking the driveway.
Get a quoteA wheelie bin for the week for a home renovation, garden tidy or cleanout. 360L $99, 660L $129, 1100L $179, delivery and pickup included.
Book onlineColour-coded waste and recycling bins for markets, festivals and functions, delivered and collected around your event.
Get a quoteYes. A 660L and an 1100L both fit a standard goods lift, so the bin comes in through the loading dock and rides up to the floor you are working on. That is the whole point of using one instead of a skip in a CBD building.
No. Nothing sits on the street or the verge, so there is no council permit to chase. The bin stays on the floor or in the basement bin store for the run of the job.
A 660L suits one floor or a smaller tenancy, roughly 8 to 10 wheelbarrow loads. An 1100L is the usual pick for a full strip-out, roughly 12 to 15 loads. If you are unsure, tell us the floor area and what you are clearing and we will size it for you.
Office jobs are quoted per job rather than at a flat rate, because the cost depends on the bin size, the building access and how long you need it on site. Send the details and you get a number before anything is booked, with no add-ons at the end.
Where the building requires it, yes. We do after-hours and early-morning access to fit the building's loading dock and lift booking rules. Tell us the access window when you ask for the quote.
No bricks, concrete, rubble or tiles, no soil or fill, no asbestos, no liquid paint, oils or chemicals, and no batteries, gas bottles or e-waste. Light fitout waste only. Heavy demolition rubble needs a dedicated hardfill bin.
Send the building address, the floor, what you are clearing and the dates. We come back with whether we can service it, the bin size to use and what it costs.
