Storage Unit Rubbish Removal Sydney

We provide storage unit clean-out services across the whole Sydney metro area, including Western Sydney, the Eastern Suburbs, the Inner West, South Sydney and the Northern Suburbs. Call 0407 125 125 to ask about your facility.

Yes. We come fully equipped for the job, whatever the unit throws up.

That comes down to the volume and the size of the unit, and Paul can give you a better idea once you've talked it through on the phone. Book before midday for same-day collection.

We take most of what ends up in storage, from hoarded junk and antique furniture to old car parts, boxes, appliances and the unwanted items nobody remembers packing. Leftover paint and chemicals in storage can go too, because we handle hazardous waste. Tell us what's in there when you book.

It depends on the size of the unit, how full it is, and access at the facility. Call and we'll confirm on-site. There's no load limit on our end.

Yes. Partial or complete, any size. Paul's team empties it and leaves it in the condition the facility needs.

Yes. Paul's team carries everything out of the cage and out to the truck, so nothing has to be dragged across the car park first. Bikes, old furniture, camping gear and the rest all go together. If you live in a City of Sydney building, its free pick-up allows one booking per item group for the whole building each week, so a cage clean-out can mean waiting on your building manager.

Start with your strata manager or strata committee. NSW treats goods left in a strata parking or storage area, where they're reasonably believed to be abandoned, as uncollected goods with their own rules. If the cage sits on a strata lot rather than common property, the owners corporation needs the lot owner's consent before it acts. Once they've signed off, Paul can take the lot.

Not from the facility itself. City of Sydney's free pick-up, for example, is a service for its residents. It also excludes business or commercial waste, and an address that pays business rates can't book it at all. We collect straight from the storage facility, anywhere in our Sydney service area.

No. Sealed boxes, half-packed cartons and bags of who-knows-what can all go as they are. Do take out anything you want to keep, though, and go through anything that might hold personal papers, photos or old bank statements. Once it's on the truck, it's gone.

Check the facility's access hours and whether it has rules for contractors. Take out the things you're keeping. Then call Paul and tell him how full it is, right to the back. That's most of what a quote needs.

Loads go to council processing facilities that recycle. Some stored items in good condition are donated instead of going with the load, decided case by case. If there's something you'd like to go to a good home, tell us before the job starts.

Yes. The first step is usually the storage agreement. Under NSW law, once the fees and charges owed under it are paid, the goods can be claimed back. Then Paul's team clears the unit, and if the house needs doing as well, our house clearance service covers it.

Yes, and the abandoned ones, and whatever hirers leave behind when they move out. The legal side stays with you, so finish the procedure the Storage Liens Act sets out before anything leaves. After that, Paul's team empties the unit and you can let it again. Paul works 24/7, so the job can fit around your other customers.

Yes. Old office furniture, surplus stock, display gear, archive boxes and unwanted equipment all go. There's no load limit, so on a large commercial unit, or multiple units at one facility, Paul brings in extra hands and makes as many trips as it takes. Paper files with customer details are worth shredding before the day.

Yes. Mattresses go with no limit on how many and no extra charge, which helps when a whole bedroom has been stored for years. Fridges, washing machines and other white goods go on the same truck as the rest.

Paul works 24/7, so the facility's opening hours usually set the time. Check them first, then pick a slot that suits you.