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Broken concrete and old bricks are the heaviest waste most people ever have to shift. A single cubic metre of concrete rubble weighs well over a tonne, which is why a standard trailer, a ute or a council clean-up will not take it.
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Paul's Rubbish Removal collects brick and concrete waste across Sydney: driveway and path breakups, demolished brickwork, slab offcuts, retaining wall rubble and leftover blocks. We load it by hand, so nothing needs moving to the kerb first. Most jobs are collected same day if you book before 10am. Call 0407 125 125 for a free quote.
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Brick and concrete removal across Sydney, most jobs same day
How a concrete removal job runs
- Send us a photo. A picture of the pile and the path out to the street tells us more than a description. Quote comes back free, with no obligation.
- We book a window. Book before 10am and we can often collect the same day.
- We assess on site. The crew confirms the quote before anything is touched, so there is no surprise once the truck is loaded.
- We load by hand. Slabs, rubble, bricks and blocks, straight into the truck. You do not need to move any of it beforehand.
- We sweep up. The area is left clear, not just emptied.
If the job is part of a larger build we can also collect construction rubbish and demolition waste in the same visit.
Why people call us for concrete
Heavy waste is a different job to general rubbish and most operators price it that way or refuse it. We take it because we are set up for it.
- We do the lifting. You do not need to move the rubble to the kerb or break it down first.
- We are set up for weight. Slabs, footings and full driveway breakups, not just a few bricks.
- We work around trades. Loads collected mid-build so a site stays clear between stages.
- Over 15 years in the trade and 422 Google reviews at 4.9.
- Fully insured, which matters when there is machinery and heavy material on your property.

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Concrete removal versus a skip bin
A skip is the usual first thought for a slab breakup. It is worth knowing what it actually involves:
- Weight limits apply. Heavy waste bins are rated by weight, not just volume, and concrete reaches the limit long before the bin looks full.
- You do the loading. Every piece has to be lifted in by hand, over the side of the bin.
- It needs somewhere to sit. Driveway space, or a council permit if it goes on the street.
- It stays for the hire period. You are working around it until collection day.
We bring the truck and the crew, load it, and leave. Nothing sits on your property afterwards.
Where your concrete and brick actually go
Concrete and brick are not landfill material by default. In NSW they sit under a standing Environment Protection Authority resource recovery exemption, which treats them as a recoverable resource rather than waste.
Once crushed and processed, concrete, brick, ceramics, natural rock and asphalt become what the EPA calls recovered aggregate: "a material comprising of concrete, brick, ceramics, natural rock and asphalt processed into an engineered material". Under that exemption recovered aggregate can be applied to land "in road making activities, building, landscaping and construction works".
In practice that means a driveway broken up this month can end up as road base. Two things change whether that happens:
- Keep it clean. Concrete and brick separated from timber, plasterboard, soil and general rubbish is far more likely to be recovered. Mixed loads are harder to process.
- Tell us what is in it. Reinforcing mesh and steel bar are fine and normal. Painted or coated surfaces, and anything you suspect contains asbestos, are not; tell us before we arrive.
We are not a licensed asbestos removalist. If asbestos is suspected, stop and engage a licensed removalist before any material is disturbed.
What affects the cost of removing concrete and brick
We quote per job rather than publishing a price, because heavy waste varies more than almost anything else we collect. What moves a quote:
- Weight, not just volume. Concrete is dense, so a small pile can be a full load.
- Whether it is broken up. Slabs still in one piece take longer than rubble.
- Access. How far the crew has to carry each piece to reach the truck.
- What else is mixed in. Clean concrete and brick is a simpler job than a mixed demolition pile.
- Steel content. Mesh and reinforcing bar are fine, they just change how it is handled.
Send a photo and we will quote from it. Free, no obligation.
Brick and concrete collection across Sydney
We collect heavy waste right across the Sydney metro area, including the Eastern Suburbs, the Inner West, the North Shore, Western Sydney and the Hills District.
Booked before 10am, we can often collect the same day.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Whether it is a few pallets of leftover bricks from a renovation or a full concrete driveway tear-up, we handle residential brick and concrete removal right across Sydney. Point us to the pile and we will do the heavy lifting.
In most cases the same day. Book before 10am and we will aim to have it cleared that afternoon.
No. Our crew comes equipped to lift and load heavy slabs and broken rubble, so you do not need to break anything up or move it before we arrive.
Clean concrete and brick are a recoverable material in NSW. Once processed they become what the EPA calls recovered aggregate, which is lawfully reused in road making, building, landscaping and construction works. We take loads to council processing facilities that recycle.
It depends on the volume and the weight of the load, which is why we quote per job rather than publishing a price. When you call we will give you an obligation-free quote, and the crew confirms it on site before starting.
Yes. Mesh and reinforcing bar are normal in slab and driveway waste and they do not stop the material being recovered.
Yes. Driveway and path breakups are one of the most common heavy-waste jobs we do. Send a photo of the area and we will tell you what is involved.
It helps. Clean concrete and brick is much more likely to be processed into recovered aggregate than a mixed load, so keeping it separate is worth doing where you can.
Stop, and do not disturb it. We are not licensed asbestos removalists. Asbestos must be handled by a licensed removalist before any other material is moved.
Yes. We can collect between stages so the site stays clear, and pick up construction and demolition waste on the same visit.
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