Compare live prices from local Sydney suppliers, from the inner terraces and the eastern beaches to the north shore and the Western Sydney growth corridor. Enter your postcode and line up real quotes from local yards.
The size follows the job, not the pile. The table shows what each bin holds and today's Sydney price.
| Bin size | Typical job & waste type | From (incl. GST) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 m³ | A terrace room cleared, or a balcony and storage cage emptied. | From $512.80 |
| 2 m³ | A bathroom gutted, or a terrace courtyard cleared. Heavy fill goes here: soil, sandstone, brick. | From $526.04 |
| 3 m³ | A single room emptied, or a small garden redone. | From $635.50 |
| 4 m³ | A terrace reno, or an apartment strip-out. General or heavy, stay under the tonne cap. | From $700.09 |
| 6 m³ | A full renovation, or a whole backyard cleared. | From $970.33 |
| 8 m³ | A whole-house or new-build clear-out, rubble aside. Bulky and light: timber, furniture, flattened boxes. | From $1269.70 |
Not a whole bin? A 1 m³ skip bag in Sydney starts at $199.00, with delivery and collection in the price.
Figures cover a skip bin without a gate, general waste, seven days on site, incl. GST. Gated bins and concrete are priced separately. Sydney sits inside the NSW metropolitan levy area at roughly $171 a tonne, which is why a skip of soil lands well above one of household clutter. Enter your postcode for your address.
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Sydney sprawls from the harbour and the beaches to the foot of the mountains, and prices shift across it. Price your exact postcode for the real number.
Newtown, Surry Hills, Balmain, Paddington, Marrickville, Bondi, Randwick
North Sydney, Chatswood, Ryde, Hornsby, Manly, Dee Why
Parramatta, Blacktown, Penrith, Liverpool, The Hills, Camden
Sutherland, Hurstville, Cronulla, Bankstown, Rockdale
It comes down to where the bin sits. Greater Sydney is carved into 33 councils, so a skip on the footpath, nature strip or road needs approval from whichever council covers your suburb, each with its own fees. A bin kept fully on your own driveway needs nothing. The rules genuinely vary across the city, so your supplier is the quickest way to confirm.
Sydney's councils lean on private and regional facilities rather than their own tips, and the gate fees plus the NSW metropolitan levy shape the price.
The Sydney basin's main putrescible landfill, in the south.
The big western resource recovery parks and landfills.
A per-tonne charge on landfilled waste, near $171 in 2025-26, folded into gate fees.
Terrace renovations, apartment density and a Western Sydney building boom give Sydney its own mix of skip jobs.
Every bin size on this page shows its current Sydney price, taken live from the booking system. Sydney falls in the NSW metropolitan levy area, where landfill runs near $171 a tonne, so weight moves the price hard. A skip of soil or brick costs well more than one of light household clutter. Drop your postcode in for the number on your street.
It depends where the bin goes. Greater Sydney is split across 33 councils, and each needs approval for a skip on the footpath, nature strip or road, with its own fees. Keep it on your own driveway and there's no permit. Check the council for your suburb, since the rules genuinely differ across the city.
Sydney's councils use a network of private and regional facilities rather than their own tips, the putrescible landfill at Lucas Heights, the Kemps Creek and Eastern Creek resource recovery parks in the west, and several transfer stations. Those tip fees and the NSW levy get built into your quote.
Sydney's mix is broad. The inner suburbs are full of Victorian and Federation terraces under constant renovation, the density means a lot of apartment and strata clean-outs, and Western Sydney's growth corridor around Blacktown, The Hills and Camden runs on new-build construction waste.
Yes, but heavy material goes in the smaller bins because the levy is charged by the tonne. Soil, sandstone and brick are dense, so a 2m³ or 3m³ heavy-waste bin is the right pick for rubble. Tell your supplier what you're loading and they'll size it right.
Asbestos leads the no-go list. In NSW it has to be double-wrapped in heavy plastic, sealed, labelled, and taken to a landfill licensed to accept it, never a kerbside bin. Gas bottles, paint, chemicals, batteries and e-waste all go to a dedicated drop-off, and a lined asbestos skip handles bigger jobs.
No, Tipaload doesn't own a single bin. We line up local Sydney suppliers so you can compare price, size and availability for your postcode, then book, and a local operator delivers and collects.
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Last updated July 2026. Maintained by the Tipaload team.