Send us the job details

How It Works

What happens after you get in touch

Getting a price shouldn’t be a chore. Whether you use the form below, Facebook Messenger or email, the process is the same — and you deal with James from the first message through to the invoice.

1. You send the job details

Tell us your suburb, what needs doing and roughly how much there is. Photos help more than anything else. There’s no need to measure or count every item — “half a garage” or “about a trailer load of prunings” is a perfectly good start.

2. We come back with an upfront price

We reply with a clear price for the job as described and a time that suits you. If the photos don’t tell the whole story — a bigger construction clean up or a run of maintenance jobs on a rental — we’ll ask a few more questions before we price it, rather than guess.

3. We turn up when we said we would

On the day, we confirm what’s going and what’s staying before anything is lifted. If the job turns out to be noticeably different from the description, you hear the revised price before we start, and you can say no.

4. Job done, invoice sent

When the work is finished, the area is swept or raked and you get a tax invoice with our ABN. Pay by card, cash, bank transfer or Afterpay — whichever suits you.

Faster Quotes

What to include for an accurate price

The more we can see, the firmer the price. A good request usually covers:

• Your suburb. We work across the Tea Tree Gully, Salisbury and Playford areas — check the full list on our areas we service page.
• What it is. General junk, furniture, green waste, building waste, appliances, or a list of small repairs.
• How much. A rough size — a ute load, a trailer, a full shed — or a few wide photos that show the whole pile.
• Where it is. Backyard, garage, upstairs, inside the house, or already at the kerb.
• Access. Stairs, narrow side paths, locked gates, pets, or tenants who need notice.
• Timing. A date you need it done by, such as a settlement, a lease end or a builder’s handover.

Not sure which service you need?

Just describe the problem. Most enquiries fall into one of three areas: rubbish and waste removal, construction clean ups or property maintenance. Plenty of jobs are a mix of all three, and that’s the point — one call, property sorted.

Landlords and property managers

Send the address, access details (keys, lockbox or tenant contact) and what came up at the inspection. See how we work with rentals on our property managers page.

Items we can’t take

Asbestos, liquid paint, chemicals, fuels and gas bottles need specialist disposal. If you’re unsure about something, mention it and we’ll tell you upfront — our guide to what rubbish removal can’t take covers the safe alternatives.