Rubbish Removal Dee Why

Council gives mainland houses that pay the domestic waste charge 2 scheduled bulky goods collections in a 12-month period, capped at 3 cubic metres per booking. Paul's Rubbish has no load limit and no fixed booking window, so a bigger clear-out, or one that can't wait for the next available date, still gets collected in one visit.

Only for council's communal collection, which is booked by the strata manager or owners corporation and covers the whole building twice a year. Some unit blocks instead run an individual system where occupiers can book their own collection. Either way, Paul's Rubbish doesn't need a strata booking at all: call us directly and we'll collect from your unit on the day that suits you.

Yes. End-of-lease and rental-turnover clear-outs are a big part of our work in Dee Why given how much of the suburb is unit blocks. We take furniture, mattresses, whitegoods and general junk left behind between tenancies, and we work around lift bookings and building access rather than needing a driveway.

Yes, mattresses are accepted in Northern Beaches Council's bulky goods collection, but houses only get 2 collections in a 12-month period and each booking is capped at 3 cubic metres. Paul's Rubbish takes mattresses in the same visit as everything else, any time, with no limit per job and no extra charge.

You'll need to wait for the 12-month period to reset from the date of the first booking. Paul's Rubbish isn't tied to that cycle: we can collect from your unit whenever you need it, without waiting on the building's next scheduled council date.

Yes. Northern Beaches Council's bulky goods collection excludes building material, including asbestos, brick and rubble, from every booking. Paul's Rubbish takes general construction and renovation waste on the same trip as everything else, same day if you call before midday.

Yes. A lot of the housing on the streets behind Pittwater Road has been held by the same family for years, and deceased estate and downsizing clear-outs are regular work for us there. We work to an executor's or agent's timeline rather than a fixed collection date, and can liaise directly with a lawyer or solicitor on pre-approved items.

No. Council caps every bulky goods booking at 3 cubic metres, whether it's a house or a unit collection. Paul's Rubbish has no load limit on any job: a full apartment clear-out or a whole-house job gets taken in one visit, with extra trucks brought in if it runs bigger than expected.

Instead of a skip, Paul's Rubbish sends a full-service removal team. We do the lifting and loading ourselves and take the load away the same day, which tends to suit apartment jobs on Pittwater Road better than a bin sitting on a nature strip or in a loading bay while you fill it yourself.

Yes. The commercial strip along Pittwater Road generates a steady stream of shop fit-out waste, old furniture and general retail junk, and we clear it same day if you call before midday. We can also work outside trading hours if the tenancy needs it.

Council's bulky goods collection excludes glass, TVs and computers, car parts, tyres, oils and most hazardous waste, on top of building material. Paul's Rubbish takes all of that in the one visit, so nothing has to be sorted into what council will and won't accept.