Local knowledge
Rubbish removal in the Gold Coast’s high-rise heart
Set up for high-rise and holiday-let work
Surfers Paradise has been building upwards since its first high-rise, the Kinkabool, went up in 1959, and the skyline now runs south to Broadbeach with the Q1 tower at its centre. Most of what we do here happens inside apartment buildings: end-of-lease clears, short-stay changeovers, furniture swaps and owners emptying a unit before a sale. We carry everything down by lift or stairs, so you never have to drag a lounge to the loading dock yourself.
Why the council kerbside option rarely fits here
The City of Gold Coast’s FLEXiSKiP bulky kerbside service ($50 per application, one per financial year) is not available to high-rise or unit complexes with an existing bulk bin service, or to any complex with more than 10 units or lots. That rules out a large share of the towers in Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach. The closest council drop-off points, the Molendinar and Merrimac Waste and Recycling Centres, are a drive inland, which is where a crew that loads straight from your unit earns its keep.
Suburbs we cover in this region
Our dedicated pages cover Surfers Paradise (4217) and Broadbeach (4218) in detail. We also work across Main Beach, Bundall, Broadbeach Waters, Mermaid Beach and Mermaid Waters, plus the canal pockets of Isle of Capri and Chevron Island — and the rest of the Gold Coast.
