Rubbish and green waste removal in Wahroonga
The gardens up here have had a century to get ahead of their owners.
Top of the ridge, biggest suburb on our run, and the home ground of the full-block clearance: the hedge line, the camellia prunings, the storm drop and the shed, all in one visit, one fixed price.
The Wahroonga jobs we know by heart
- The National Trust garden that finally got its big prune. These are real gardens, camellia walks, mature magnolias, hedges with fifty years of structure, and the crews that work on them leave serious volume behind. We clear it without undoing the gardener's work.
- The sandstone-wall bed rebuild. Turf lifted, agapanthus divided, bed edges recut: the renovation of a big garden generates its own skip-load of green waste, minus the skip on your driveway.
- The under-house on the slope. Wahroonga sits at the top of the ridge, and houses on falling blocks carry deep under-house storage. We're comfortable working stooped, and everything comes up into the light before it leaves.
- The pre-downsize sort. A lot of Wahroonga families are thirty or forty years into these houses. When the move comes, we clear what the removal truck leaves behind, and we do it at the family's pace.
The green bin does its best. But a suburb of eight thousand letterboxes where two in three homes are houses with real gardens produces more than any fortnightly cycle can carry, and Ku-ring-gai's booked collections cap at three cubic metres a time (council's own rules). We're the overflow valve, on your schedule.
Getting a truck to a Wahroonga job
Long drives, porte cocheres, gravel that shouldn't be chewed up and lawn edges that matter: we walk the access before we bring the truck in, and if the pile lives at the bottom of the garden we barrow it out rather than reversing over anything soft. On the tighter streets off the highway we time the truck to school-run gaps, because we sit in that traffic too.
Nearby too: we cover Turramurra and Warrawee on the same run, and the whole ridge is home ground.