Timmy loads it and takes it away — green waste, old furniture, the pile behind the shed that has been growing since you moved in. You do not lift a thing.
Most of this work is the stuff that will not fit in a wheelie bin and is not worth hiring a skip for. A skip sits on the driveway for a week and you still have to load it yourself. This is the in-between option.
Timmy covers Caloundra and the surrounding coast seven days a week, at the same rate on a Saturday or Sunday as any weekday. Quotes are free and there is no call-out fee.
Everything below is part of the quote, not an extra line added afterwards.
Prunings, clippings, palm fronds and the pile left after a garden tidy.
Lounges, mattresses, wardrobes, whitegoods — carried out, not dragged.
The corner that has become storage by accident.
Clearing a property out before photos, inspection or handover.
If Timmy did the landscaping or the repairs, the waste goes with him.
One awkward item nobody else will take is still worth a call.
Easiest way to price a load is a photo of the pile. Text it through with the form.
Quoted on what is actually there, not an hourly meter.
Timmy does the lifting and carrying. You point at the pile.
Disposed of properly, and the spot it came from is swept up.
It is priced on the size and type of the load rather than a flat rate, so the quickest way to a number is to send a photo of the pile when you enquire. Quotes are free and there is no call-out fee.
No. Timmy does the lifting and carrying, including out of a back yard, a shed or up a set of stairs. Leaving it where it is is fine.
Anything classed as hazardous waste — asbestos, chemicals, paint tins with liquid still in them, gas bottles. If you are unsure, ask when you enquire rather than leaving it on the pile.
Yes, and it is a common one. Tell Timmy the deadline when you enquire because those jobs are usually time-sensitive, and he can often turn them around quickly.
Send a photo and Timmy will give you a price for the load.
