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

An integrated system for new builds that cuts disposal cost, makes the site safer and reduces the number of waste collections.

For builders
Skip bins put every trade's waste in one place and most of it in landfill. We supply dedicated bags for each waste stream at every phase of construction, clean the site after each stage, and take everything away for sorting.
The supervisor gets a clean, safe site without chasing trades. The builder gets a known waste cost per build and a report on what was recycled.
Slab, framing, brick and cladding, lock-up and final clean. Five scheduled cleans, booked against your purchase orders.
Waste, masonry, Hebel, gyprock and cardboard bags, set up quickly and craned in and out. Almost as if every trade had their own skip.
Bags are lifted out by Hiab truck when they are full, not on a fixed skip swap, so there are fewer heavy vehicle movements.
Costs about the same as skip bins, with the cleans included, so waste is a line you can price rather than a surprise.





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 01
Once external drainage is complete, before the frame is delivered.
Bag First general waste bag set up

Stage 02
When the framers finish, before bricks arrive.
Bag 1m³ masonry bags placed by the scaffold

Stage 03
Once the scaffold comes down.
Bag Fresh bag moved closer to the front entry

Stage 04
At lock-up, at the supervisor's request.
Bag Plasterboard and cardboard streams

Stage 05
At handover to the landscaper or owner.
Bag Site handed over clean

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What we do for builders

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