Updated October 2026
Alfords Point is a quiet pocket of brick family homes between the Georges River and the bushland, built mostly from the 80s onward. Jobs here are classic family-estate work, garage clean-outs, garden waste from blocks that run to the bush, and the occasional full clear-out when a long-term owner sells. The crews we work with cover Alfords Point alongside Menai and Bangor runs.
Common jobs in Alfords Point
- Garage and shed clean-outs after years of family accumulation
- Green waste, prunings and branches from bush-edge gardens
- Old furniture, whitegoods and mattress removal
- Downsizing and pre-sale clear-outs
- Post-renovation debris as the original kitchens and bathrooms get replaced
With a crew loading everything, you skip the skip entirely. No permit, no bin sitting on a quiet cul-de-sac for a week, no doing the carrying yourself. The team loads from the garage, yard or inside the house and the job is finished in one visit.
What it costs
Price tracks volume and access. Most Alfords Point homes have flat driveways and easy truck access, which keeps quotes at the simpler end. As guide pricing only, small loads start from around $70 to $150 for a minimum callout. The rubbish removal cost guide shows typical ranges.
Frequently asked questions
Do crews come out for smaller loads?
Yes. A few items is a quick job, often bundled with other runs through Menai and Bangor the same day, which keeps the price down.
Can a crew take garden waste before bushfire season?
Yes. Clearing stacked prunings and dead growth on the bush-facing streets before summer is a common booking. Spring slots fill early.
Do crews remove old whitegoods?
Yes. Fridges, freezers and washing machines are standard. Whitegoods should go to recyclers that degas fridges, so ask the crew where your load goes.