Stage 01
Slab
Once external drainage is complete, before the frame is delivered.
- Initial backblade if needed
- Waste concrete, reo and mesh removed
- Front of the site levelled
Bag First general waste bag set up
How it works: five cleans, one clean site.
It starts with a simple conversation, then an initial clean, a hazard assessment and the first bags. We come back after every stage, and nothing is left for the next trade to trip over.
Stage by stage, slab to handover.
Getting started
It starts with a conversation. Send us your site plans and the purchase orders for the job, matching your pricing schedule, so the allowances for waste and brick bags are set before we arrive.
We need at least three days' notice to schedule a job. Urgent jobs are possible; a call-out fee may apply.
Stage 02
Framing
When the framers finish, before bricks arrive.
- Steel and timber offcuts removed
- Hebel bags for all Hebel removal
- Site reset for the bricklayers
Bag 1m³ masonry bags placed by the scaffold
Stage 03
Brick and cladding
Once the scaffold comes down.
- Bobcat, operator and labourer on site
- Mortar, concrete tile and broken brick bagged
- Full bags lifted out by Hiab truck
Bag Fresh bag moved closer to the front entry
Stage 04
Lock-up
At lock-up, at the supervisor's request.
- Gyprock bag in front of the garage
- Optional cardboard-only bag
- Internal trades' waste kept separate
Bag Plasterboard and cardboard streams
Stage 05
Final clean
At handover to the landscaper or owner.
- Emu pick around the whole site
- Front yard tidied with bobcat and operator
- Bags on the driveway for the last trades
Bag Site handed over clean
Then everything goes to our facility.
Every load goes to a purpose-built facility where it is separated into streams: brick, concrete, timber, plasterboard, steel, tile and cardboard. Then we report back to the builder on what was recycled.
What we recycleA bag for every trade, a stream for every material.
Waste is separated on site before it can be contaminated, then sorted again at our facility. It costs about the same as skip bins.
What we take
- Bricks and blocks
- Concrete
- Timber
- Plasterboard
- Steel and metals
- Tiles
- Plastics
- Cardboard
- Hebel
What we don't
- Asbestos
- Hazardous materials
- Liquid waste
- Gas cylinders
- Food and putrescible waste
Asbestos and hazardous materials need a licensed removalist.
Still have questions?
What areas do you service?
Regions right across NSW and the ACT, including the Hunter, Sydney, the Central Coast, the Illawarra, the South Coast, the Southern Highlands and Canberra. Forster, Taree, Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour are next.
How much notice do you need?
At least three days to schedule a job. Urgent jobs are possible, and a call-out fee may apply.
Do you take hazardous material or asbestos?
No. Hazardous material and asbestos need a licensed removalist.
What can be recycled?
Mainly brick, concrete, tile, timber, plasterboard, steel, cardboard and plastics. Waste that cannot be recycled is disposed of responsibly and in compliance.
Does it cost more than skips?
It costs about the same as skip bins, with five site cleans included and a known cost per build.
Can you report our diversion figures?
Yes. Reports showing the percentage recycled, reused or recovered can be produced for any project.
Book the first clean.
We need the site plans, the purchase orders and three days' notice.