Compare live prices from local suppliers across Greater Dandenong, from the Dandenong South factories to Springvale, Noble Park and Keysborough. Enter your postcode and see what local yards actually charge.
The job sets the size, not the pile height. The table shows what each bin takes and what Dandenong charges now.
| Bin size | Typical job & waste type | From (incl. GST) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 m³ | A garage bay cleared, or an office fit-out offcut run. | From $322.67 |
| 2 m³ | A bathroom rip-out, or a factory corner cleared. Built for heavy waste: concrete, soil, brick. | From $335.91 |
| 3 m³ | A room emptied, or a modest garden cut back. | From $409.53 |
| 4 m³ | A brick-veneer reno, or a workshop clear-out. General or heavy, watch the tonnage. | From $529.63 |
| 6 m³ | A full-room rebuild, or a commercial tidy-up. | From $719.28 |
| 8 m³ | A big factory or house clear-out, heavy rubble aside. Light bulk: cardboard, timber, furniture. | From $972.55 |
Too small for a skip? A 1 m³ bag around Dandenong is $199.00 to start, bag and collection included.
What you see is a no-gate skip bin, general waste, seven days, incl. GST. A gate or a concrete load changes it. Dandenong South work leans industrial and heavy, and Victoria's metropolitan levy is charged by weight, so a dense load sits well above a bulky one. Your postcode gives the exact figure.
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Greater Dandenong is Melbourne's south-east industrial and activity hub, with a market-garden green wedge on its fringe. Price your suburb for the real number.
Dandenong, Dandenong North, Dandenong South, Bangholme
Springvale, Springvale South
Noble Park, Noble Park North, Keysborough, Lyndhurst
On private property, no. On a road or council land, yes, and Greater Dandenong only grants it when the bin can't go on your own block. Worth knowing: skips aren't allowed on nature strips here at any time. The road permit is something your supplier can organise for you.
The council doesn't run a tip, so waste heads to nearby regional sites, and their fees plus Victoria's high levy shape the price.
A regional landfill and resource-recovery site serving Melbourne's south-east.
A general waste and recycling consolidation point nearby.
Metro landfill runs about $170 a tonne, among the highest in Australia, folded into gate fees.
An industrial base and post-war housing give Dandenong its own mix of skip jobs.
What each bin costs across Greater Dandenong is listed live in the size table above. Victoria's metro landfill levy is one of the country's highest at roughly $170 a tonne, so weight really drives the cost here. A bin of concrete costs more to tip than the same bin of light rubbish. Your postcode brings up the live number.
On private property, no. On a road or council land, yes, and only when the bin genuinely can't fit on your own block. One local rule to note: skips aren't allowed on nature strips at any time in Greater Dandenong. Your supplier can arrange the road permit.
Greater Dandenong doesn't run its own tip, so loads go to nearby sites like the Lyndhurst landfill and the Hampton Park transfer station, with recyclables pulled out along the way. Those gate fees and Victoria's levy sit inside the quote.
It's Melbourne's south-east industrial heartland, so factory and warehouse clean-outs and trade waste are a big part of it. Then there's renovation waste from the post-war brick homes in Dandenong, Springvale and Noble Park, plus green waste off the market gardens around Keysborough.
Yes, but heavy material goes in the smaller bins because of the levy. Concrete, brick and soil are dense, so a 2m³ or 3m³ heavy-waste bin keeps the tipping cost sensible. Let your supplier know what you're loading.
Asbestos, for a start. In Victoria a householder can only shift a small amount, double-wrapped and labelled, to an EPA-authorised landfill, so ring ahead. E-waste is banned from Victorian landfill and goes to a drop-off, and gas bottles, paint and chemicals stay out as well.
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Last updated July 2026. Maintained by the Tipaload team.