Kitchens, bathrooms and floors come out of Frenchs Forest houses and townhouses the same way they come out of Davidson's. We clear them in the same three loads, booked around your trades, with one fixed price agreed first.
Frenchs Forest is mostly houses, but about one home in fourteen is a townhouse or unit, far more than in Davidson (2021 Census: Frenchs Forest, Davidson). Getting the load out is what changes, so we ask which you have before we come.
We carry from wherever the load is: the rooms, the garage, under the house or down the side path. A steep drive or stairs to the street takes a little longer, and that's part of the price we give you, not a surprise afterwards.
Strata buildings have their own rules for lifts, loading and parking. Check with your building manager or committee before the day, and tell us what they said: which lift, which entrance, and where we can stand the truck.
We book three loads around your trades. The rooms get emptied before the start date, the old kitchen or bathroom goes as it comes out, and the offcuts and packaging go after handover.
In a townhouse the second load is often the tight one, because the old kitchen has nowhere to sit. We plan it for the day it comes out. Renovation rubbish removal
Frenchs Forest is in the Northern Beaches Council area. Its bulky goods collection is booked twice in 12 months, and it leaves out building material such as bricks, rubble and insulation, as well as TVs and computers, garden vegetation, glass, and anything longer than 1.8 metres. It takes one built-in item, like a single cabinet or a toilet. A renovation's rubbish mostly falls outside it.
A skip on the road needs the council's building waste container approval, lodged at least two working days ahead, with a 1.5 metre path left clear for people walking past. On a busy street or a townhouse frontage, a crew that loads and leaves is often simpler. Skip or a crew
A fridge, a mattress, a lounge, a TV. One item is a job worth booking.
The garage that became storage, the shed, and a garden cut back.
A family home cleared at the family's pace.
NSW EPA advice is to assume a house from before 1990 has some asbestos in it. If your renovation will disturb eaves linings, wet-area wall sheeting or old vinyl, have it tested before the work starts. We don't take asbestos; a licensed asbestos contractor does. What to test
Yes. A single fridge or mattress is a job on its own, priced on its own.
Usually, as long as the building allows it and there's clearance for us to get in and out. Let us know what the building allows and we'll plan the load around it.
Yes. Frenchs Forest and Davidson are both in the Northern Beaches Council area, so the bulky goods collection and the skip permit work the same way in both.
We look at the load and give you one fixed price before anything is lifted. It depends on how much there is, what it is, and how far we carry it. No hourly rate, no tip fees on top.
A few lines is plenty. We ring you back, come and look at it, and agree one fixed price before anything is lifted.
No hourly rate, no tip fees on top. The price covers loading, sweeping up and taking it to a licensed facility. If the job changes on the day, we agree the change before we carry on.
