Skip bin prices in Brisbane 4000
These are live prices for postcode 4000, pulled from our booking engine on 11 October 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.