Surfers Paradise’s skyline started with the Kinkabool in 1959 and now includes Q1, one of the tallest residential towers in the world. With so many apartments, hotels and holiday lets packed into the suburb, most jobs here are unit-based: a couch that won’t fit in the lift with you, a bedroom set cleared ahead of new tenants, or a whole apartment emptied between owners. Whatever the size, we take it from your door to the truck.
Many apartment buildings have rules about lift use and removalist access. Before we arrive, let us know whether your building needs a lift booked, a loading dock reserved or the building manager notified, and we’ll plan around it. For houses and low-rise blocks we pull up as close as we can and carry from there.
The City of Gold Coast’s FLEXiSKiP bulky kerbside service isn’t open to high-rise or unit complexes with an existing bulk bin service, or to complexes with more than 10 units or lots — which covers much of Surfers Paradise. The nearest council drop-off is the Molendinar Waste and Recycling Centre on the corner of Jacobs Road and Herbertson Drive, and from 1 July 2026 a $5 gate fee applies to resident loads containing any landfill or construction and demolition waste. A Warriors crew saves you the trailer, the lifting and the trip.
Surfers Paradise borders Southport, Main Beach, Bundall and Broadbeach Waters, with Broadbeach just to the south along the G:link light rail. We cover all of them, plus the canal neighbourhoods of Isle of Capri and Chevron Island.
Typical Surfers Paradise loads are apartment-sized but awkward: modular lounges, king bed bases, glass dining tables, balcony settings, bar fridges and washing machines. Short-stay owners often want worn mattresses, tired furniture and spare homewares cleared in one go between bookings.
We also take storage-cage junk, bags and boxes of household rubbish, and fit-out waste from units being refreshed. Every load is sorted so donations and recyclables are separated before anything is disposed of.
Share your building’s access rules and booking window and we’ll plan the job around them — no surprises on the day.
Holiday-let or end-of-lease deadline? Book early and we’ll aim for same-day so the unit is clear for the next guest or inspection.
We carry everything from your door to the truck, so there’s no pile left in the corridor or car park for the building manager to find.
Open 7 days: Mon–Sat 6am–6pm, Sun 6am–4pm.
Yes. Our crew carries items through lifts, stairs and corridors and out to the truck. Tell us the building name, floor and any lift booking or loading-dock rules when you enquire.
Often not. The City of Gold Coast’s FLEXiSKiP service excludes high-rise and unit complexes with an existing bulk bin service, and any complex with more than 10 units or lots. Check with council or your body corporate — if you’re not eligible, we can clear it for you.
Yes. We clear old furniture, mattresses and clutter between bookings, same-day where we can. Call 0480 402 312 as early as possible so we can fit you in.
We price by the volume your rubbish takes up in the truck, confirmed after a quick look on-site. There’s no call-out fee and no obligation.
Send your details and we'll be in touch to arrange a time. No obligation, no call-out fee — and we recycle whatever we can.
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