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Skip bins, concrete, timber, soil and mixed C&D — we negotiate construction waste rates that actually reflect the market.

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What we cover

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Skip Bin Negotiation

Skip bins are the backbone of construction waste. We negotiate hire rates, per-tonne disposal fees, and delivery charges across our network of providers — ensuring you pay market rates, not inflated quotes.

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Mixed C&D Waste

Mixed construction and demolition waste attracts higher tip fees. We negotiate rates for mixed loads and help optimise segregation strategies that reduce contamination surcharges.

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Concrete & Soil

Clean concrete and soil disposal rates vary dramatically between facilities. We know which recyclers offer the best rates and negotiate volume discounts for large projects.

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Project-Based Pricing

Large construction projects need flexible waste arrangements. We negotiate project-specific rates, multi-bin deals, and volume commitments that reduce per-unit costs across the entire build.

The practical details

What shapes
the plan?

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01

Volume

The amount produced and the bin or storage arrangement required.

02

Collection frequency

How quickly material builds up between collections.

03

Site access

Loading areas, vehicle access and restrictions at your premises.

04

Material separation

What the stream contains and how it is kept apart from other waste.

Waste types we negotiate
  • concrete
  • bricks
  • timber
  • soil
  • rubble
  • plasterboard
  • metals
  • mixed C&D waste
  • asphalt
  • tiles
Bin & container types
  • 2m³ skip
  • 3m³ skip
  • 4m³ skip
  • 6m³ skip
  • 8m³ skip
  • 10m³ skip
  • 15m³ hook-lift
  • 20m³ hook-lift
  • 30m³ hook-lift
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Same service, less cost

Same bins. Same frequency. Lower invoice.

We don't change your waste operations — we change what you pay for them. If we can't save you money, you owe us nothing.

Construction waste is big money. Save big.

Construction and demolition projects generate enormous volumes of waste — and the pricing is often set by whoever quotes first, not by what's fair. Skip bin hire, per-tonne disposal rates, and contamination surcharges can balloon project costs when left unmanaged.

Bundle Waste negotiates C&D waste rates across Melbourne. We know what skip bin providers, tip fees, and recycling facilities actually charge — and we use that knowledge to negotiate rates that deliver significant savings for builders, developers, and contractors on waste disposal.

Focus on the build. We'll handle waste costs.

Builders and developers shouldn't need to become waste pricing experts. We handle the entire waste procurement process — auditing requirements, sourcing providers, negotiating rates, and managing the relationship ongoing.

From single-site skip bins to multi-stage development waste plans, we deliver significant savings while ensuring every provider meets safety and environmental requirements.

Before collection

Keep the details
clear.

Confirm the materials, containers and preparation requirements with your collection provider. Acceptance depends on the service arranged for your site.

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Concrete
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Timber
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Soil

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Common questions

Construction Waste FAQ.

What construction waste streams do you cover?
We cover all construction and demolition waste: mixed C&D waste, clean fill and soil, concrete and brick, timber, plasterboard, metal, and asbestos (both friable and bonded). We also handle excavation waste and spoil removal. Each stream has different disposal costs — concrete recycling costs $15–$45/tonne versus $80+ for mixed C&D to landfill.
Can you help with waste management for a single building project?
Yes. Whether it is a residential renovation or a multi-storey commercial build, we set up project-specific waste plans. For a typical residential demolition, skip bin costs range from $350-$800 depending on size (2-10m³). We negotiate project rates with licensed providers.
Do you handle contaminated soil disposal?
Yes. Contaminated soil is classified as prescribed industrial waste under EPA Victoria regulations. Disposal costs range from $80-$400+ per tonne depending on contamination type (Category C to Category A). We connect you with licensed transporters and receivers, and negotiate the best rates for your contamination classification.
How quickly can you arrange skip bin delivery?
Standard delivery is next business day for metro Melbourne. For urgent projects, same-day delivery is available before 2pm for most sizes (2m³ to 30m³). Walk-in bins for tight-access sites typically require 48 hours notice. We coordinate directly with providers to ensure bins arrive when your project schedule demands.
What are typical skip bin hire costs in Melbourne?
Melbourne skip bin costs vary by size: 2m³ mini skips ($250–$350), 4m³ ($380–$520), 6m³ ($450–$650), 8m³ ($550–$780), and 10m³+ ($700–$1,200). These include delivery, collection, and disposal. Prices depend on waste type — clean concrete is cheapest, mixed C&D with timber costs more. We benchmark these rates against current market pricing.
Do I need a council permit for a skip bin on the street?
Yes, if the skip bin is placed on a public road, footpath, or nature strip, you need a permit from your local council. Permit fees in Melbourne range from $50-50 per week depending on the municipality. Most councils require traffic management plans for bins on busy roads. We handle permit coordination as part of our service.
What is a Construction Waste Management Plan and do I need one?
A Construction Waste Management Plan (CWMP) is required under most Victorian council planning permits for projects over $50,000. It details how waste streams will be separated, recycled, and disposed of. The target is typically 80%+ diversion from landfill. We help prepare CWMPs and implement the waste stream separation on-site.
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