Skip bin prices in Brisbane 4000
These are live prices for postcode 4000, pulled from our booking engine on 6 September 2026. Every figure includes delivery, collection, tipping and GST for a 7-day hire — the price you see is the price you pay. The cheapest bin available in Brisbane right now is $517.
What each size costs in Brisbane
| Size |
Suits |
Price incl. GST |
| 4m³ |
a kitchen reno or a garage clear-out |
$517 |
| 10m³ |
a construction or full-property clear |
$1,064 |
| 12m³ |
a major strip-out or a builder's job |
$1,381 |
Only the sizes above are returning a live price in 4000 today — we have no live rate for the 2m³, 3m³, 6m³ or 8m³ right now, so they are not listed rather than guessed at. We quote every postcode in Australia. Where a live price is not shown, we source it from our supplier network and send you the real number. Search postcode 4000 to get a price for your job.
Suburbs we deliver to in 4000
Postcode 4000 covers Brisbane, Brisbane Adelaide Street, Brisbane City, Brisbane Gpo, Brisbane-City, Parliament House, Petrie Terrace, Spring Hill. We deliver to every one of them at the prices above — the rate does not change between suburbs inside the same postcode.
Nearby areas and what they pay
Prices move between postcodes because different depots serve them. Close to Brisbane: 4002 (City East, Wintergarden) from $400; 4101 (Highgate Hill, Mater Hill) from $480; 4059 (Ballymore, Ithaca) from $519; 4064 (Baroona, Milton) from $519.
Brisbane CBD's ladder was re-run against the live network on 4 September 2026 for delivery 11 September / collection 18 September: the 4m³ came back live at $517, while the 2m³ ($324) and 6m³ ($637) both fell back to our published catalogue on this particular run — we're not calling those two live today, only the 4m³.
Fortitude Valley, immediately north of the CBD and inside the same council area, matched Brisbane on both directly comparable figures the same day — $324 (catalogue) at 2m³ and $517 (live) at 4m³ — genuinely adjoining postcodes pricing identically rather than an approximation.
Both sit inside Brisbane City Council's permit rules for anything placed on council land; a bin kept fully on private property does not need one.