Compare live prices from local Hills suppliers, from Stirling and Aldgate to Woodside, Lobethal and Gumeracha. One postcode, real prices, no phone calls.
The right size is about the job, not the heap. The table lists what each bin holds and what it costs across the Hills.
| Bin size | Typical job & waste type | From (incl. GST) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 m³ | A shed corner cleared, or a season of prunings off a Hills block. | From $316.01 |
| 2 m³ | A bathroom strip-out, or a small garden and prunings clear. Best for heavy loads: stone, soil, rubble. | From $329.25 |
| 3 m³ | A room cleared out, or a solid garden tidy. | From $431.08 |
| 4 m³ | A small reno, or a big whole-house declutter. General or heavy waste, mind the heavy cap. | From $484.63 |
| 6 m³ | A full-room renovation, or a whole-garden overhaul. | From $620.88 |
| 8 m³ | A big property clear-out, minus the heavy rock. Light, bulky waste: timber, furniture, prunings. | From $779.20 |
Only a boot-load? A 1 m³ skip bag runs from $199.00 across the Hills, delivery and collection included.
Prices shown cover a skip bin with no gate, general waste, seven days on site, incl. GST. Add a gate or load concrete and the figure moves. Hills blocks throw up stone and dense green waste, and South Australia bills landfill by the tonne, so that weight is what drives it. Put your postcode in for the real number.
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The Adelaide Hills spread across dozens of townships, and the Mount Barker area sits under its own council. Check your town for the real figure.
Stirling, Aldgate, Crafers, Bridgewater, Heathfield, Uraidla, Summertown
Woodside, Lobethal, Gumeracha, Birdwood, Balhannah, Oakbank, Mount Torrens
On your own land, no. On a road, footpath or verge, you'll need approval from the Adelaide Hills Council. Two things worth knowing up here. The Mount Barker townships fall under a separate council with its own rules, and the steep, narrow blocks common across the Hills can limit where a bin sits. Your supplier deals with both every week and can point you the right way.
Most of it runs through the region's recovery centre, and the tip fees plus SA's landfill levy are baked into your price.
The region's tip on Scott Creek Road, run by the Adelaide Hills waste authority.
Prunings are chipped on site, and kerbside organics go to Jeffries for composting.
Before fire season the council opens free green-organics days at Heathfield, Woodside and Gumeracha.
Bushfire prep, stone properties and big leafy blocks give the Hills their own mix of skip jobs.
The size table above carries the current from price for every bin that runs in the Hills, read live from the booking system. South Australia charges a state levy on anything landfilled, so a heavy load of Hills stone or rubble costs more than light green waste. Enter your postcode for the live number.
On your own block, no. On a road, footpath or verge, you'll need approval from the Adelaide Hills Council. One local wrinkle: the eastern townships around Mount Barker sit under a different council with its own rules, so check which one covers you. Steep and narrow Hills blocks can also limit where a bin lands.
Yes. Before summer the council runs free green-organics drop-off days at Heathfield, Woodside and Gumeracha, which is a good way to clear light prunings for nothing. For a bigger cut-back a green-waste skip does the heavy lifting, and it all ends up as mulch either way.
The region's main tip is the Heathfield Resource Recovery Centre on Scott Creek Road, run by the Adelaide Hills waste authority. Green material is chipped into mulch and kerbside organics go to Jeffries for composting. Those gate fees and the SA levy feed into your quote.
Yes, but stone and soil go in the smaller heavy-waste bins. Hills properties throw up a lot of rubble and rock, and it's dense, so a 2m³ or 3m³ heavy bin beats overloading a big one. Tell your supplier what you're clearing and they'll match it.
Asbestos never goes in a general skip, and most recovery centres won't take it. It has to be double-wrapped, labelled and taken to a licensed cell, and anything over 10 square metres needs a licensed removalist. Gas bottles, chemicals, paint, batteries and e-waste go to a proper drop-off, not the bin.
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Last updated July 2026. Maintained by the Tipaload team.