Builders leave more behind than most people expect, and a renovation that ran long rarely ends with a tidy site. We clear the lot — rubble, timber, old units, packaging and the bits nobody wanted to deal with — and we do it around whichever trade is on site that day.
Plasterboard is separated at the point of collection because it cannot share a load with general waste. Metal and cable are pulled for recovery, timber goes to a chipping partner, and inert rubble is routed to a crushing facility rather than to landfill.
Every load produces a weight ticket and a licensed transfer note, which is usually what the main contractor or the building control officer is actually asking for.
