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Dirt, clay, stone and garden waste go in our heavy waste bins unweighed, and a Dingo or excavator can ride along.
Dirt, clay, stone and garden waste go in our heavy waste bins unweighed, and a Dingo or excavator can ride along.
Clay and topsoil are heavy. In a 2–8m³ heavy waste bin, the price you’re quoted doesn’t change.
Excavators, a Dingo or a tracked dumper can arrive on the same run as your skip.
Branches, prunings, leaves and old garden beds are all fine. Just leave out tree stumps.
Eltham, Montmorency and Greensborough are full of big, sloping, leafy blocks. Those jobs usually mean stripping old beds, digging out for paths or retaining walls, and moving a lot of soil. Load straight from the excavator or Dingo into a heavy waste bin and have it swapped when full.
For soil and rock, stay in the 2–8m³ range. A 4m³ suits a modest dig, a 6m³ or 8m³ a full yard. Bulky prunings fit better in a larger light-waste bin; compare them on the sizes page.
Yes. Soil, clay, sand, rock and rubble can go in together, with no weight limit in our heavy waste bins.
Yes. Book both and they arrive together. Dingo hire is from $260 a day.
No, stumps can’t go in. Branches, leaves and other garden waste are fine.
Delivering to Heidelberg, Ivanhoe, Greensborough, Rosanna, Macleod, Viewbank, Eltham, Montmorency and nearby suburbs.
Price it online in under a minute, or ring the team for a hand choosing.