Skip bins in Upper Coomera

West of the M1 sits Upper Coomera. The Coomera River gives it a southern border, and Tamborine-Oxenford Road cuts across it. Its population passed 27,000 at the 2021 census. Large residential estates make up most of it, with acreage pockets in between.

Acreage and river frontage

Roads like Jenkins Court and Brygon Creek Drive carry acreage holdings, a number of them several hectares in size. Off Tamborine-Oxenford Road, a few properties extend right down to the river. For a full property clean-up on that kind of land, use a 9 m³ (about 36 wheelie bins) or the 15 m³ hook bin (about 60). Pick firm, flat ground within the truck’s reach that does not mean driving over soft lawn or garden beds.

New streets in Highland Reserve

Highland Reserve is Stockland’s community off Rose Valley Drive, laid out around a lake and boardwalk. When a house there is finished, the yard is usually next: turf offcuts, old edging, soil from levelling. Soil has a hard ceiling of a 4 m³ bin. Beyond that, call 1800 462 674 to share it over more bins.

Estate homes off Reserve, Old Coach and Days roads

Most of these are family homes on master-planned estates, and the bin sits on the driveway. That is often where the caravan, the boat or the second car lives, so find them another spot for the fortnight before the truck arrives. On size: a 3 m³ or 4 m³ copes with unpacking cartons, a garage sort or a spare-room purge. Step up to 6 m³, about 24 wheelie bins, when the kitchen is coming out or the backyard is being reshaped.

Permits

Inside your boundary, no permit is needed. Outside it, on council land, the City of Gold Coast requires one; the customer always arranges it and bears the responsibility. Tiger Skips does not.