FAQ

Hard rubbish questions, answered plainly

Everything you need to know before you book: what we collect, what we can't, how pricing works, and where your items end up.

Common questions

What counts as hard rubbish?

Hard rubbish is bulky material that doesn't fit in your kerbside bins: lounges, mattresses and bed bases, tables and chairs, desks and shelving, whitegoods and large appliances, carpet and underlay, and boxed or bagged household clear-outs. Commercial sites also use us for office and retail fit-out furniture.

What can't you take?

We can't collect asbestos or asbestos-containing material, liquid waste such as paints, oils and chemicals, gas bottles and pressurised cylinders, tyres, car batteries, or other hazardous waste. Building rubble and excavation soil are also outside a hard rubbish collection. E-waste and some appliances have specific handling requirements — list them in your booking and we'll confirm what we can take.

How much does a collection cost?

Pricing is quoted after you book. You submit the items, address and preferred date, our team reviews the volume and site access, and we come back to you with a fixed price and a collection date. Nothing is charged and no collection is locked in until you approve that quote.

How quickly can you collect?

Turnaround depends on volume, location and how busy the run is that week. Once your request is reviewed we'll give you the earliest available collection date along with your quote. If your job is urgent, call 1300 620 647 and we'll tell you what's possible.

What suburbs do you service?

We collect across Sydney Metro and Greater Sydney. If you're outside those areas, submit a request or call us and we'll tell you honestly whether we can get to you.

Do I need to be home for the collection?

No. Many customers leave items in an agreed accessible spot such as a driveway, garage, kerbside or loading dock. Tell us where the items will be and include any gate codes, parking or access notes in your booking so the crew can get in and out without delay.

How is my rubbish disposed of or recycled?

Loads are sorted so recoverable material — metals, timber, cardboard, mattresses and reusable furniture — is directed to recycling and recovery facilities rather than landfill. Whatever can't be recovered goes to licensed disposal facilities. This is the same recycling-first approach Mr Bin carries forward from Clear View Recycling.

Who is Mr Bin?

Mr Bin is the next chapter of Clear View Recycling, a Sydney recycling and waste operation founded by Sean Gossell. Same team, same contact numbers, same industry partnerships — now focused on making hard rubbish collection simple to book.

Still have a question?

Call the team on 1300 620 647, or send your details through and we'll confirm what we can collect.