Brisbane City · Queensland

Skip bin hire in Brisbane, priced by postcode

Compare live prices from local Brisbane suppliers, from the inner suburbs and the northside to the southside, west and bayside. Enter a postcode and compare local yards in one go.

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Bin sizes & prices

Which skip bin do you need in Brisbane?

The job decides the size, not the heap. Tap a bin to see what it takes and today's Brisbane price.

4 m³$595

A Queenslander deck demo, or a big declutter.

General or heavy; watch the tonne cap

Prices are indicative, from recent Brisbane quotes, and move with suburb, waste type and weight. Your postcode brings up the real figure.

How it works

Booked in three steps

01

Enter your postcode

Tell us where in Brisbane the bin's going.

02

Compare & choose

See live prices from local suppliers, pick your size and waste type.

03

Book — they deliver

Confirm online. Your supplier drops it off and picks it up.

Where we cover

Across the City of Brisbane

Brisbane City Council is the largest in the country, so one page covers a lot of ground, inner suburbs to bayside. Check your postcode for the real number.

Inner Brisbane

New Farm, West End, Paddington, Fortitude Valley, Bulimba, Woolloongabba

Northside

Chermside, Nundah, The Gap, Aspley, Ashgrove, Sandgate

Southside

Mount Gravatt, Sunnybank, Carindale, Holland Park, Rocklea

West & bayside

Indooroopilly, Kenmore, Toowong, Wynnum, Manly

Council & permits

Do you need a permit in Brisbane?

Most of the city sits under a single council, Brisbane City Council, which keeps the rules consistent. On your own driveway, no permit. On the footpath, kerb or nature strip, you'll need council approval. If you're just over the line in Logan, Ipswich, Moreton Bay or Redland, those are separate councils with their own rules, so check which one you're in.

Where it goes

Where your Brisbane load ends up

The council runs four recovery centres, and their gate fees plus Queensland's $125-a-tonne levy are built into what you pay.

Willawong & Nudgee

The two major council resource recovery centres, south and north.

Chandler & Ferny Grove

The council's smaller recovery centres for general and green waste.

Rochedale landfill

The licensed site for asbestos, which the recovery centres won't accept.

What locals clear out

What Brisbane clears out

Timber housing, subtropical gardens and storm season give Brisbane its own mix of skip jobs.

Renovations, build-unders and deck work on the timber Queenslanders
Subtropical green-waste clean-ups, heaviest through the November-to-April storms
Flood and storm recovery in the low-lying riverside suburbs
End-of-lease and rental turnovers across the inner suburbs
Trade and construction waste on Brisbane building sites
Whole-house declutters and estate clean-outs
Keep these out

What can't go in the skip

Asbestos. Out of the general skip, and the recovery centres won't take it. Double-wrap it, label it, and take it to a licensed site like Rochedale, or use a lined asbestos skip.
Soil, mulch and turf (fire ant zone). Brisbane is in the SE-QLD fire ant zone, which restricts moving these; suppliers handle them under the rules.
Gas bottles, paint and chemicals. Pressurised or liquid waste goes to a hazardous-waste point, not the bin.
Batteries and e-waste. Batteries and electronics belong at an e-waste drop-off, kept out of the skip.
Good to know

Brisbane skip bin questions

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