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Skip bins for property managers

The direct answer

A property manager can book an end-of-lease or vacant-possession skip bin in any postcode we service, with a written, itemised price produced by the same live postcode search every customer uses — and a GST invoice for the file.

Search the property’s postcode, pick the bin size and the waste type, and the price is on screen before anyone picks up a phone. Book it online and the paperwork writes itself: an itemised order naming the postcode, the bin size, the waste category, the delivery date and the dollar figure, followed by a GST invoice.

Get a live price for a property’s postcode.

Why a written price matters when a bond is involved

When a tenancy ends with rubbish left behind and the removal cost is claimed against the bond, the claim is only as strong as its paperwork. A verbal phone quote is weak evidence at a tribunal: it is not written, it is not itemised, and there is no way to test it against the market.

A price taken from a published per-postcode price list is a different kind of instrument. It is written before the job starts. It is itemised — postcode, bin size, waste category, hire dates. And it is market-defensible, because the same figure is published where anyone — the tenant, the landlord or a tribunal member — can look it up.

Our published price table records: “A 2 m³ general-waste skip bin costs from $177 AUD to $858 AUD depending on the postcode, and a 12 m³ from $832 AUD to $1,939 AUD — measured on 2026-08-30 for a 2026-09-07 delivery” — see skip bin prices by postcode for the full table. That is the market rate, in writing, at the level of the individual postcode.

We publish prices; we do not give legal advice. What a bond claim requires is set by your state’s tenancy rules.

What property managers use skip bins for

  • End-of-lease clear-outs — furniture, hard rubbish and general waste left behind at the end of a tenancy.
  • Vacant possession — clearing a property so it can be listed, photographed or handed over.
  • Between-tenancy garden work — green waste bins for overgrown yards before the next listing.
  • Deceased estates — handled quietly and without fuss; our deceased estate planner covers sizing.
  • Strata and common property — dumped rubbish in car parks, bin rooms and shared areas.

We arrange the bin; you or your contractor load it. We do not do manual removal, demolition, loading or carrying.

One account across every property you manage

Prices are per postcode, so a rent roll spread across a city — or across states — books through the same search, the same account and the same invoice format. There is no franchise boundary and no “outside our area”: we quote every postcode in Australia, and where a live price is not published on the site, we source it from our supplier network and send it to you.

Agencies that book regularly can apply for a commercial 30-day account — consolidated invoicing with payment terms subject to approval — so the urgent clear-out is booked first and reconciled at month end.

Common questions

Can I get a written, itemised skip bin quote for a bond claim?

Yes. Search the property’s postcode on the live price search and the quote is written and itemised — postcode, bin size, waste category and hire dates — before you book. A GST invoice follows the booking.

Do you cover every suburb my agency manages?

We quote every postcode in Australia. Where a live price is not published on the site, we source it from our supplier network and send it to you.

Who loads the bin?

We arrange the bin and you or your contractor load it. We do not do manual removal, demolition, loading or carrying.

Can my agency pay on account?

Agencies that book regularly can apply for a commercial account with consolidated invoicing and 30-day payment terms, subject to approval.