Match the waste type to what you are throwing out and you avoid contamination fees. Each sheet below lists what a bin takes, what it refuses and its limits.
Green waste, concrete and dirt bins must hold that material only. Mixed loads belong in a General Builders or General Household bin.
Load chart: which waste goes in which bin
| Waste type | 3 m³ | 4 m³ | 6 m³ | 9 m³ | 15 m³ | Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Builders | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Every size. Mattresses declared at booking, $100 each. |
| General Household | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Every size. Includes 150 kg per m³. |
| Green Waste | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Every size. Limited to 500 kg per m³. |
| Concrete & Clean Rubble | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | No | Capped at 6 m³ by weight. |
| Dirt | Quote | Quote | No | No | No | Capped at 4 m³. Priced by phone. Nothing 6 m³ or bigger takes soil. |
A heavy job bigger than one capped bin is split across bins by phone. The online form will not book past a cap.
Asbestos, tyres and batteries are refused outright, whatever the size or waste type. The rest of this list is never accepted either.
Mattresses can go in most bins if you declare them at booking; each one costs $100. Let paint or cement dry out fully before it goes anywhere near a bin, and ask your council about drop-off points for gas bottles, oils and batteries.
What we collect is sorted so less goes to landfill. Every condition is spelled out in the hire terms.
Choose it in the booking form and the right sizes open up.
