Building, Construction, and Building Waste Removal and Management Services Using Advanced Recycling Techniques


Businesses and residential complexes in Australia are required by law to safely dispose of their building, construction and bulk rubbish in a compliant manner. This is not only a legal duty of the builders and building owners but also helps in protecting the environment and maintaining the landscape of the area. Solo Resource Recovery is a professional waste removal services provider that uses advanced equipment, tools, and techniques to safely collect and dispose of your building, construction, and bulk rubbish. The company also uses recycling techniques so that waste is utilised for other purposes, thus minimising the need for more raw materials.

For bulk rubbish removal, Solo Resource Recovery provides domestic and business waste bins between the capacity of 4.5 cubic meters and 7.5 cubic meters. Other common bin sizes provided by Solo Resource Recovery for bulk rubbish removal include:

·         65 cubic meter multi-fit bin

·         8 and 10 cubic meter RORO bins

·         15, 23 and 30 cubic meter RORO bins

·         Caged cardboard bins, and

·         Bulk waste compost units

Bulk rubbish removal and haulage services

These bulk bins are ideal for a variety of bulk rubbish removal and building waste removal requirements for different industries, businesses, and residences, such as builders waste, construction waste, and demolition waste. These bulk bins can be used to dispose of any heavy materials such as soil, bricks, glass, rocks, and concrete rubble. The increased size of these bulk bins makes them more practical for bulk rubbish removal and haulage, and for larger industrial service sites and excavation sites as these can collect heavier volumes of bulk rubbish. Solo Resource Recovery’s multi-fit bins are particularly suitable for building waste removal as these can accommodate waste types of larger sizes. Caged cardboard bins that contain a mesh wall instead of solid steel skip allow for a high volume of disposal of paper and cardboard products.

Recyclable RORO bins

Bulk rubbish removal is carried out by Solo Resource Recovery using specialised vehicles that are specially designed to take the extra weight and fitted with equipment to safely manoeuvre very large bulk waste bins. Also known as RORO, or roll on, roll off bins, hook bins or hook lift bins, these bulk bins can be easily loaded into the truck for safe transportation and disposal. The RORO bulk rubbish removal bins are more commonly referred to as skip bins as they do not have any lid, and usually have a swinging gate at one end. This design allows the operators to easily wheelbarrow or walk waste into the truck.

Bulk rubbish removal bins sized between 0.66 cubic meters and up to 4.5 cubic meters are commonly described as industrial bins. Smaller sized bins are ideal for trade waste or commercial waste disposal as these utilise a front-lift truck, which can empty multiple smaller bins on a single run for bulk rubbish removal.

Construction waste management services

Construction waste management services by Solo Resource Recovery include a variety of waste types including recyclable building waste, fibre cement, sand and soils, and general construction waste. Solo Resource Recovery provides large skip bins from over 4.5 cubic meters up to 30 cubic meters, and multi-lift bins of up to 65 cubic meters that are suitable as a high volume construction waste management solution. The company also offers 8 and 10 cubic meter skip bins that are ideal for builders while heavy steel bins are suitable for construction waste management solutions involving concrete, rubble, metal, and timber. Building and construction waste can be pushed in by the wheel barrow through a gate in the rear or dropped over the low sides by the excavator.

For construction waste management solutions for smaller industrial bins that are suitable for small construction sites and domestic use, Solo Resource Recovery provides low-cost industrial waste bins in sizes ranging from 0.75 cubic meter to 4.5 cubic meter. The 4.5 cubic meter bins have higher sides, thus occupy less space on the ground. It comes with a lid and is good for renovation and medium-size building jobs that produce a variety of waste types.

Comprehensive solutions for waste management

Solo Resource Recovery provides has a variety of bins for building waste removal that are suitable for disposing of construction waste materials efficiently and safely. The common types of building and construction wastes handled by Solo Resource Recovery include recyclable building waste, sewage sludge, food waste and building debris.

All types of bulk rubbish removal, building waste removal and construction waste management is carried out by the experts at Solo Resource Recovery in accordance with EPA and local regulations to ensure that waste is disposed of efficiently and. Solo Resource Recovery provides its construction waste management, building waste removal and bulk rubbish removal services in areas such as Murwillumbah, Pottsville, Carrum Downs, and Northern Rivers, and right along the entire Tweed Coast. Other services offered by Solo Resource Recovery include council waste services, facility management, medical waste services, septic tank services, document destruction, and more.

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