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Based in North East Adelaide, we cover the Tea Tree Gully, Salisbury and Playford areas and surrounding suburbs. Find your suburb below.
5.0 out of 5 stars from 17 Google reviews (opens in a new tab)Golden Grove, Greenwith, Wynn Vale, Tea Tree Gully and the foothills suburbs around them all sit in the City of Tea Tree Gully, on hilly ground close to the Adelaide Hills. Green waste, shed clean-outs and garden tidy-ups are everyday jobs up here.
Modbury, Highbury, Hope Valley and the suburbs along the River Torrens are mostly City of Tea Tree Gully, with parts of Holden Hill and Dernancourt in Port Adelaide Enfield. Units, townhouses and established family homes sit side by side.
Para Hills, Ingle Farm, Valley View, Para Vista and Pooraka are mainly City of Salisbury, with some edges crossing into Tea Tree Gully or Port Adelaide Enfield. It’s a mix of established homes, rentals and, around Pooraka, commercial sites.
From Mawson Lakes and Parafield Gardens out to Paralowie, Direk and Bolivar, these suburbs fall within the City of Salisbury — apartments, family homes and industrial areas within a short drive of each other.
Elizabeth, Smithfield, Craigmore and the newer estates at Andrews Farm, Blakeview and Munno Para are City of Playford, while Evanston sits in the Town of Gawler. Growth areas mean plenty of new builds needing site clean ups.
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Know Your Council
The suburbs we cover sit across five councils, and each runs its hard waste service differently. Council collections are worth using when they fit — they’re free, but they have volume limits, booking waits and a list of things they won’t take. Here’s a plain-English summary for each.
Hard waste: Two free at-call collections a year (hard waste or mattresses), booked through Solo, with up to 2 cubic metres per collection, no single item over 50kg or longer than 1.5m, and waits that can stretch to several weeks.
Won’t take: Green waste, building materials, e-waste, tyres, chemicals, gas bottles or paint.
Green waste: The council runs Enviro Care — free green waste drop-off days for residents at St Agnes Recreation Park on Smart Road — for leaves, clippings and branches up to 20cm thick (cars and trailers only, no contractors).
Check current rules with Tea Tree Gully CouncilHard waste: Two free hard waste services a financial year through NAWMA — either a kerbside pick-up of up to 2 cubic metres, or a voucher for one 6x4 trailer load at a NAWMA Resource Recovery Centre (residents only, no contractors).
Won’t take: Green waste, building materials, glass, tyres, polystyrene or hazardous waste.
Green waste: Residents can book one free garden organics drop-off voucher in spring for a NAWMA Resource Recovery Centre; outside that, green waste is accepted at the centres for a fee.
Check current rules with Salisbury CouncilHard waste: Two free hard waste services a financial year through NAWMA — an at-call kerbside collection of up to 2 cubic metres (often a 4–6 week wait), or a voucher for one 6x4 trailer load at a NAWMA Resource Recovery Centre.
Won’t take: Green waste, building materials, tyres or hazardous waste, and every item has to be liftable by two people.
Green waste: Large amounts of garden waste can be taken to a NAWMA Resource Recovery Centre, where fees apply.
Check current rules with Playford CouncilHard waste: One free hard waste service a financial year through NAWMA — a kerbside collection of up to 2 cubic metres, or a code for one 6x4 trailer load at NAWMA Edinburgh North or Eco Waste Solutions in Willaston.
Won’t take: Green waste, building materials, tyres or hazardous waste.
Green waste: Large amounts of garden waste can be taken to a NAWMA Resource Recovery Centre, where fees apply.
Check current rules with Gawler CouncilHard waste: Up to three hard waste services a calendar year booked through Cleanaway — kerbside collections of up to 2 cubic metres, or up to two trailer-load drop-off vouchers for the Beverley Recycling and Waste Centre.
Won’t take: Garden waste, bricks, concrete, tiles, tyres, gas bottles, asbestos or chemicals.
Green waste: Residents can book free green waste drop-offs at Integrated Waste Services in Wingfield (up to four a year, residents in person only).
Check current rules with Port Adelaide Enfield CouncilCouncil rules change, usually at the start of each financial year, so check the council link before you book. For household chemicals and paint: NAWMA’s Edinburgh North Resource Recovery Centre and the Campbelltown Works Depot on Newton Road both take household chemicals, gas bottles and liquid paint free under the Green Industries SA and Paintback schemes.
When Council Isn’t Enough
Most of the jobs we’re called for are the ones a council collection can’t handle. Green waste and building materials are excluded by every council in our area, the kerbside limit is around 2 cubic metres, and at-call bookings can mean waiting several weeks. If you’re selling, settling, ending a lease or handing over a build, that wait often isn’t an option.
Each suburb page above has local details — which council you’re in, nearby drop-off points and the jobs we do there. Pick yours, or send us the job details and we’ll come back with an upfront price.
Local Know-How
Whichever council area you’re in, these South Australian rules apply to what can be thrown out, recycled or refunded.
Every tonne of rubbish landfilled in metropolitan Adelaide attracts the EPA’s solid waste levy — $171 a tonne in 2026–27, paid by the disposal site and passed on in tip fees. Sorting green waste, metal and cardboard out of a load keeps it out of landfill, which is better for the environment and helps keep your price down.
Source: EPA SA — Waste levy
Since 1 September 2013, whitegoods, TVs, computers, fluorescent lighting and other e-waste such as vacuum cleaners and power tools have been banned from direct disposal to landfill in South Australia. Appliances and electronics we remove are separated and sent for recycling, and householders can drop TVs and computers off free at NAWMA’s Resource Recovery Centres.
Source: EPA SA — Landfill bans
South Australia has had a container deposit scheme since 1977, and eligible drink containers have returned 10 cents since 2008. If a garage or shed clean-out turns up crates of empties, set them aside — they’re worth taking to a collection depot rather than throwing out.
Paint, household chemicals, oils and gas bottles can’t go in a trailer load or a bin. NAWMA’s Edinburgh North Resource Recovery Centre and the Campbelltown Works Depot on Newton Road both take household chemicals, gas bottles and liquid paint free under the Green Industries SA and Paintback schemes.
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