Rubbish Removal
Central Coast

Yes – whether you're replacing your old mattress for a new one, completing residential strip outs, or clearing out the deceased estate of a loved one, we're the rubbish removalist company for the job! While we're at your property, we can also take other items of unwanted bedroom furniture, including drawers, bed frames, dressing tables, and more. There's no limit on how many mattresses we take and no extra charge for them.

Travelling back and forth to your local recycling centre with several loads of rubbish simply isn’t worth the time and hassle; especially when a reliable rubbish removal company like Paul’s is on hand! Contact us today and we’ll assess the amount of junk you need to get rid of, before coming up with an affordable price for the job.

No. Loads go to council processing facilities that recycle. If your furniture or household goods are still in good condition, ask about donating them, which we can do case by case.

Absolutely! If you've got a busy work or family schedule, Paul can swing by and pick up items from outside your home. Call us on 0407 125 125 to arrange a convenient time and we promise to help you maintain a clean space quickly and effectively.

You book it through the council's 1coast service, either online or by calling 1300 126 278. Online booking is open 24/7, but you can't choose the date. The pick-up comes on your next garbage day as long as you book at least one full business day ahead, and otherwise the week after. Keep the booking reference number, because the council says that without one your booking hasn't been made. If it needs to go sooner, book Paul before midday for same-day collection.

Six. Households with a standard domestic service get six bulk kerbside collections, each up to 2 cubic metres, which the council compares to a standard box trailer load. The count resets every 1 February. The allowance belongs to the property rather than to you, so if the last owner or tenant used them up, there are none left until the next February. Put out more than 2 cubic metres and council can take the extra from your remaining collections.

Quite a lot. Under the council's guidelines, glass and mirrors, building materials like bricks, tiles, Gyprock, concrete and timber, fencing, tyres, car parts and commercial waste are all on the council's not-accepted list. Anything longer than 1.8 metres, or too heavy for two people, gets left on the kerb. And if the collectors spot fibro or anything that looks like it, they won't take any of your pile. For the building waste and oversized furniture the council leaves behind, Paul's team can take it in one visit with no load limit.

Yes. Paul's team takes green waste in any amount, from a few bags of grass clippings and branches to a full yard clean-up. The council's green-lid bin is only offered east of the M1 and is emptied fortnightly, so a big prune can sit around for a while. For green waste disposal without the trailer runs, book before midday for same-day collection.

The council runs two waste facilities. Woy Woy Waste Management Facility is on Nagari Road at the southern end of the Coast, and Buttonderry Waste Management Facility is at 850 Hue Hue Road, Jilliby, in the north. Both are open 7am to 4pm on weekdays, 8am to 4pm on Saturdays and public holidays, and 8am to 2pm on Sundays. Kincumber has closed as a waste transfer station. If you'd rather skip the trailer runs, Paul's team can take it away for you.

No. The council's drivers won't go onto private property to collect bulk waste, so everything has to be on the kerb in front of your place, put out the night before. That's hard work with a fridge or a houseful of furniture. Paul's team carries it out from wherever it is, inside the house or down the back of the yard, so you don't have to drag anything to the street.

Yes. The council's bulk kerbside service is for households, and commercial waste is on its not-accepted list. Paul clears office furniture, shop strip-outs and business rubbish across the Central Coast, with a free quote based on the volume and how easy it is to reach. Paul works 24/7, so the job can be done before you open or after you close.

You can, but tick the fridge, freezer or air conditioner box when you book. Council collects those separately on a flatbed and has them degassed before recycling, and missing the box can delay the whole collection. They also need to be upright, empty and set apart from the rest of the pile. Paul takes fridges and other whitegoods straight from the kitchen or garage, in the same visit as everything else.

Book before midday and Paul can usually collect the same day, anywhere on the Central Coast. Weekends too, because Paul works 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you were planning on the council instead, online bulk bookings made on a Saturday or Sunday aren't processed until the Monday.