Rubbish Removal & Property Maintenance in Para Hills

Para Hills is an established suburb of original family homes, many now being renovated or sold — renovation waste, full house clear-outs and garden clean ups are common.

Para Hills is one of the settled suburbs between Para Hills and Ingle Farm, where a lot of homes are changing hands, being renovated or getting cleared out after decades of family life. We regularly work here and nearby in Valley View, Para Vista and Walkley Heights.

Local clean ups in Para Hills

Most Para Hills homes have a garage, a shed or a back corner that’s slowly filled up over the years. We clear the lot — old furniture, boxes, broken tools and garden rubbish — and leave the space swept and usable again.

You don't need to drag anything to the kerb or wait weeks for a hard rubbish collection. We carry it out from wherever it is in your Para Hills property, load it ourselves and separate green waste, metal and cardboard for recycling.

Popular jobs in Para Hills

• Garage and shed clean-outs in Para Hills
• Green waste and garden clean ups in Para Hills
• Old furniture and mattresses in Para Hills
• Pre-sale tidy-ups in Para Hills

Getting to know Para Hills

Para Hills was developed from 1959 as a self-contained housing estate on an escarpment, with its steep, dry gullies kept as parks. Its local landmarks include Para Hills Community Hub on Wilkinson Road, Para Hills Ovals, Yulinda Gully and Kesters Road.

Whether you’re in a street near Para Hills Community Hub on Wilkinson Road or closer to Kesters Road, we come to you, load from wherever the rubbish is and leave the property tidy.

Para Hills hard rubbish: council collection or private removal?

Para Hills is split between the City of Salisbury and City of Tea Tree Gully, so the hard waste service you get depends on which side of the boundary you live on — your rates notice will tell you. In the City of Salisbury, residents get 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); in the City of Tea Tree Gully, it’s 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.

Council hard waste is good value if you can plan ahead and fit within the limits. When you can’t wait weeks, have more than a couple of cubic metres, or need green waste, building materials or a whole garage cleared, that’s where we come in — we take it in one visit, from wherever it is on the property.

Tips and drop-off sites near Para Hills

If you’d rather take a load yourself, the nearest public drop-off sites for Para Hills residents are NAWMA Resource Recovery Centre, Pooraka (Research Road) and NAWMA Resource Recovery Centre, Edinburgh North (Bellchambers Road). 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. For the things we can’t take — old paint, household chemicals and gas bottles — 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. And remember South Australia’s rules: TVs, computers and whitegoods are banned from landfill, and eligible bottles and cans are worth 10c each at a container deposit depot.

Council services change from time to time — check the City of Salisbury hard waste page for the latest details.

Also servicing near Para Hills

We’re regularly in Para Hills West, Gulfview Heights, Modbury North, Ingle Farm, Para Vista and Salisbury East — the same reliable service, upfront pricing and clean finish.

Elsewhere in Para Hills & Ingle Farm, we also cover Valley View, Walkley Heights and Pooraka. See every suburb on our areas we service page.