Skip Bin Waste Types

We make it easy and classify your rubbish as general waste, green waste, or hard fill.

General waste includes household and office clear-outs, light domestic and business waste, furniture, doors, mattresses, DIY Waste (not hard fill). Green waste can be mixed in with general waste.

Green waste includes grass, trimmings, small branches, leaves, weeds, bark, cuttings, general green organic waste. Green waste can be mixed with general waste.

Hard fill includes solid waste like rock, brick, clay, concrete, tiles, soil, stone, and it can’t be mixed with other waste types.

Yes, you can. Throw it all in and we’ll take care of it.

We advise strongly against this as the entire contents of your skip bin will get weighed as hard fill and you will most likely incur some hefty fees… and who wants that right?!

We advise strongly against this as the entire contents of your skip bin will get weighed as general waste and you will most likely incur some hefty fees… and who wants that right?!

As we want to make sure that everyone is kept safe, there are some items to be aware of that pose a risk to our team or can incur hefty fees. Please don’t put any of these things into your Endless bin:

• Hazardous materials of any nature
• Asbestos
• Paint, liquids, oils, and chemicals
• Aerosols
• Gas tanks
• Clinical / Medical waste
• Dead Animals
• Fluorescent Tubes
• Television sets, monitors, printers, and other e-waste
• Rechargeable batteries, lithium-ion batteries, and hybrid batteries
• Polystyrene
• Tyres
• Food Waste

Please visit Auckland Council’s waste disposal page for info on how to responsibly dispose of waste items like these.

That depends on the amount of waste you have and the types of waste you need to dispose of. Here are three images detailing bin sizes we have available for you.

Overfilled bins are a health and safety hazard as items could fly off the top while the bin is being transported. To keep our roads safe (and to ensure we are in keeping within the law), please make sure you only fill the bin to the lip, or we won’t be able to remove it.

We also have weight restrictions on our bins, depending on the type of waste and the size of the bin. If you go over the weight limit, we can still take your bin away safely but there will be extra charges incurred for the additional waste.