Ken & Judys Rubbish Removal — Rubbish Removal in Geelong


Ken & Judys Rubbish Removal
Contact & Location
Phone
0418 308 428Location
Own this business?
Claim your free profile →
About the Business
Looking for ken judys rubbish removal in Geelong? Ken & Judys Rubbish Removal helps customers in Geelong, VIC compare options, review completed work, and request free quotes for service.
Ken & Judys Rubbish Removal brings servicing jobs within 20 km to customers across Geelong, VIC.
Ken & Judys Rubbish Removal offers professional rubbish removal services in Geelong, VIC. With 4 customer reviews and a focus on quality workmanship, they serve homes and businesses across the Geelong area. Contact Ken & Judys Rubbish Removal for a free quote.
Expertise & Services
Services include Service. Compare quotes, review past work and connect with this business through TradeRefer.
Project GalleryRubbish Removal

Trust & Reliability
4.8
TradeRefer Score
Rating
4 reviews
0
Connections
Frequently Asked Questions
General Rubbish Removal questions for Geelong
How much does rubbish removal cost in Australia?
Professional rubbish removal (labour plus disposal) costs $200–$600 for a standard house clean-up load. A skip bin hire costs $250–$600 for a 4–8m³ bin for 3–7 days. Green waste removal costs $150–$400. Deceased estate or hoarder clean-outs cost $500–$3,000+ depending on volume. Prices vary significantly by location and waste type.
What is the difference between skip bin hire and a rubbish removal service?
Skip bin hire involves a bin delivered to your property for you to fill at your own pace, then collected — ideal if you have time to load it yourself. A rubbish removal service (e.g. 1800 Got Junk) sends a crew who loads everything for you and removes it immediately — faster and no need to do the heavy lifting, but 30–50% more expensive than a bin.
What can I put in a skip bin in Australia?
General household rubbish, furniture, garden waste, timber, bricks, concrete (heavier surcharges apply), and mattresses (usually a surcharge) are accepted in most skip bins. Items that cannot go in skip bins: asbestos, car tyres, chemicals, paint, gas bottles, batteries, and e-waste. Prohibited items will result in additional disposal fees.
How do I dispose of asbestos in Australia?
Asbestos removal and disposal is strictly regulated. In all states, asbestos must be double-bagged in heavy-duty polyethylene (200 micron), clearly labelled, and taken to a licensed waste facility. In most states, homeowners can remove up to 10m² of non-friable asbestos (like flat fibro sheets) themselves, but must follow strict safety protocols. Larger amounts require a licensed removalist.
What is e-waste and how do I dispose of it?
E-waste includes TVs, computers, phones, printers, and appliances. The National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme (NTCRS) provides free drop-off at collection points — search techcollect.com.au or recyclingnearyou.com.au. Councils offer annual e-waste collection events. E-waste cannot go in general bins or skip bins due to toxic materials.
Get a Free Quote
Expect a response within 24 hours.
Refer & Earn
Know someone who needs Rubbish Removal services? Refer Ken & Judys Rubbish Removal and earn a reward when the job closes.
