Green Waste Skip Bins

Grass clippings are the remnants of mowing your lawn, and they consist of the pieces of grass that have been cut. They are a form of green waste and are biodegradable, which makes them suitable for composting. Besides being used as mulch for your garden, grass clippings can also be beneficial in promoting soil health as they decompose and enrich the soil with nutrients.

Tree cuttings and branches are a significant component of garden waste. They are generated during the pruning of trees or when a tree is cut down. Tree cuttings and branches can be bulky and challenging to manage, but when properly processed, they can be transformed into valuable resources such as firewood, mulch, or compost material.

Shrubs and yard clippings result from regular yard maintenance, such as trimming hedges, bushes, or other landscape plants. These types of green waste can accumulate quite rapidly, especially during growing seasons. When appropriately composted, these clippings can provide valuable nutrients back into the soil and contribute to the growth of other plants.

Weeds are plants that are often considered unwanted or nuisance plants in a specific context. They can become problematic if they compete with desired plants for resources such as nutrients, light, and water. Despite their reputation, weeds can be composted and transformed into a resource that can enhance soil fertility.

Soil is a critical component of any garden and is often seen as the lifeblood of the ecosystem. It’s a mixture of organic matter, minerals, gases, liquids, and organisms that support life. Waste soil can be created during landscaping projects, such as garden renovations or construction works. Soil can be reused in various ways including filling low areas, creating raised beds, or improving soil quality in other areas.

Wood and wood chips are often generated from tree maintenance or removal activities, such as trimming or chopping down trees. They are a valuable resource that can be used in several ways around the garden. Wood chips, in particular, are excellent for mulching garden beds, suppressing weed growth, and retaining soil moisture. Additionally, they decompose over time, improving soil structure and fertility.

Embarking on an extensive garden or backyard makeover? Do you have tree branches, clippings, shrubs, or logs that require removal? We stand out in providing speedy, trustworthy, and hassle-free garden waste disposal services. Our diverse array of skip bins ensures that we can expediently deliver the perfect bin to your property, regardless of whether you’re located in Wollongong or the greater Illawarra.

As a locally-founded and managed family business, our primary objective is ensuring you have an economical, dependable, and functional solution for rubbish and waste disposal. We offer skip bins in sizes ranging from 2 cubic metres to a hefty 12 cubic metres, guaranteeing that you’ll find a bin ideally suited for your green waste removal requirements. To effectively dispose of abundant green waste – including leaves, tree cuttings, palm fronds, grass clippings, and branches, entrust your needs to our skip bin hire service! If you need assistance, simply give us a call or click ‘book a bin’ to arrange your bin delivery.

Please ensure you do not dispose of hazardous waste in our skip bins, such as liquid waste, chemicals, flammable materials, batteries, paint, food, and asbestos (a skip bin specifically for asbestos is required). Additionally, certain objects are commonly incorrectly placed in green waste, which the facilities are not equipped to handle. These should be avoided and include:

• Brick, concrete, sand, pebbles, stones, rocks
• Perishable and non-perishable food
• Tree trunks and branches larger than 150mm in diameter or 1 metre in length