Booking & Delivery
How do I book a bin?
Choose your bin size, select a date, and book online, or give us a call on 0435 174 200
How quickly can I get a bin delivered?
We aim for fast turnaround wherever possible. Delivery timing depends on your location and current bookings.
Where do you deliver?
Across Geelong, the Bellarine Peninsula and the Surf Coast. Give us a call if you're not sure we'll deliver to you.
Do I need to be home/on-site for delivery or pickup?
Not necessarily, but we'll need clear access to the drop-off spot and any relevant site instructions at the time of booking.
How long can I keep the bin?
Standard hire period is 7 days. If you need more time, get in touch before the hire period ends, and we'll sort out an extension.
Bin Sizes & What You Can Put In
What size bin do I need? See our Bin Sizes page for a full size guide, or get in touch and we'll help you choose based on the job.
What can I put in the bin?
- Construction, demolition & renovation waste
- Bricks, concrete, rubble & roofing materials
- Timber, metal, steel & iron
- Plasterboard, gyprock & general trade waste
- Cardboard, paper & general household rubbish
- Furniture, appliances & household clean-out items
What items are accepted if placed outside the bin?
- Household and automotive batteries
- Oils and liquid paint cans
- Aerosol cans and gas cylinders
What can't go in the bin?
Hazardous materials, asbestos and hazardous chemicals can't be accepted in a standard skip bin. If you're unsure about a specific item, get in touch before you book.
Is there a weight limit?
Yes, each bin size has a weight allowance. Please note: heavier materials like concrete, bricks and soil fill a bin's weight limit faster than its visual capacity, give us a call to get a heavy load bin instead.
Additional Fees
- Excess weight is charged at $30 per 100kg.
- Mattresses, charged at $40 each.
- Tyres and tyres on wheels, charged at $20 each.
Bin Loading
Maximise Your Bin Capacity
Efficient loading directly affects value — the better a bin is packed, the more it holds, often allowing a smaller (and more cost-effective) bin size to handle the job.
Plan the load before you begin. Consider how waste can be arranged to minimise empty space. Unplanned loading creates air gaps and voids that reduce usable space.
To maximise capacity on your next job:
- Break down bulky items such as furniture, cabinetry, and fixtures — hollow or irregular shapes take up more space intact than disassembled
- Cut timber and branch waste into shorter, uniform lengths for efficient stacking (you can also get it mulched for your garden)
- Flatten cardboard and packaging materials rather than throwing them in whole.
Proper load planning reduces the number of bins required per job and helps keep skip hire costs aligned with project budgets.
Do I need a permit?
Some delivery areas may require a permit, if you aren't sure please get in touch. For most postcodes, permits are required only if you want to put the bin on public land (nature strip, road ect).
We can arrange these before your bin is dropped off if our team is aware beforehand.
