Green waste removal across Sydney. Prunings, lawn clippings, hedge trimmings, palm fronds and branch piles loaded and taken away — and sent for recycling rather than buried.
We remove garden and green waste anywhere in Sydney, usually within a day or two of your call. You do not need to bag it, bundle it or drag it to the kerb. Our crew loads the pile from wherever it sits, sweeps up after itself, and takes the load to a green waste facility for processing.
What Counts as Green Waste
Green waste is organic garden material that can be processed and reused rather than sent to landfill. That covers:
- Lawn clippings and raked leaves
- Hedge trimmings and prunings
- Palm fronds and bark
- Branches and small logs after a tree has been cut down
- Weeds, old turf and garden bed clear-outs
- Spent pot plants and soil from planters
Keeping it separate matters. A load of clean green waste is processed into mulch and compost, while the same material mixed through general rubbish ends up buried. If your pile is mostly garden material we will keep it as a green load.
When People Call Us for Green Waste
After the gardener has been
Plenty of gardeners cut and stack but do not cart away. If you are left with a pile on the lawn or driveway, we clear it.
After a tree has come down
Once an arborist or tree service has felled or pruned a tree, the branches, offcuts and debris are still there. We take that material away. To be clear about what we do and do not do: we remove the waste, we do not cut the tree. If the tree is still standing you will need an arborist first, then us.
Seasonal garden clean-ups
Spring and autumn tidy-ups generate far more than a council bin holds. A single visit clears the lot.
Before a property sale or inspection
Overgrown beds and a pile of clippings out the front do not help a sale. We clear it before the photos.
Why Not Just Use the Green Bin
For a normal week's clippings, the council green bin is the right tool and it costs you nothing. It stops working when the volume goes up. A single hedge trim can fill a green bin four times over, and most councils will not take branches beyond a certain thickness or length. Waiting three weeks to feed a pile into a fortnightly bin is how a garden tidy turns into a month-long chore.
A booked removal takes the lot in one visit — including material the green bin will not accept, like larger branches, root balls and soil.
How Much Green Waste Have You Got
Green waste is quoted on volume, the same as any other load:
- A small pile. One hedge trim, a few bags of clippings, a modest prune.
- A half truck. A serious garden tidy, a large hedge run, or the debris from one tree.
- A full truck or more. A whole overgrown yard cleared, or a block being prepared for landscaping.
Send a photo of the pile with your enquiry and we will give you a number before we leave.
Service area
Where we work
This service is available right across our Sydney service area:
Frequently asked questions
Do you take branches and logs?
Yes. Branches, offcuts and small logs left after a tree has been cut are all taken. Very large trunk sections are worth mentioning when you book so we bring the right truck.
Do you cut trees down?
No. We are a rubbish removal service, not an arborist. Once the tree or branches are down, we take the waste away.
Does the green waste get recycled?
Yes. Clean green loads go to a facility that processes them into mulch and compost rather than to landfill.
Do I need to bag the clippings first?
No. Loose piles are fine. Our crew loads it as it sits, so there is no need to bag, bundle or move anything to the kerb.
Can you take soil and turf as well?
Yes. Old turf, garden bed soil and potting mix can go in the load. Tell us roughly how much, because soil is heavy and affects which truck we send.
