WASTE TYPES AND DISPOSAL GUIDELINES

Understanding the different types of waste is crucial for proper disposal and environmental responsibility. Below, we explain various waste categories, including general waste, green waste, heavy and light building waste, excavation waste, and hazardous waste. Each type has specific materials and handling requirements to ensure safety and efficiency. Our team is dedicated to providing efficient and sustainable solutions to help you manage your waste effectively. If you have any questions, please reach out to us.

GENERAL WASTE

General Waste, is light domestic waste includes non-hazardous items that can be safely disposed of or recycled, such as:

General household waste
Old clothes
Cardboard
Large furniture items

BUILDING WASTE

Light Building Waste: Light building waste includes materials that are easier to handle and dispose of compared to heavy waste.

Timber
Metals
Steel
Gyprock

These materials are commonly found in construction and renovation projects and should be disposed of properly to ensure safety and environmental responsibility.

HEAVY WASTE

Heavy Building Waste: Heavy building waste includes materials that need proper disposal to ensure safety and efficiency.

Concrete
Bricks
Tiles
Rocks
Ceramics
Stone

These materials are typically found in construction projects and must be handled correctly to avoid contamination and maximize recycling potential.

GREEN WASTE

Green Waste: Green waste includes organic materials that can be recycled and returned to the Earth. Properly disposing of green waste helps enrich the soil and supports a healthy environment.

Branches
Leaves
Flowers
Twigs
Grass clippings
Weeds

EXCAVATION WASTE

Soil and Dirt Waste: Soil and dirt waste includes natural materials that need proper disposal to avoid contamination and environmental issues.

Soil
Sand
Clay

These materials should be kept separate from other waste types to ensure they are handled correctly and do not cause instability or attract pests.

HAZARDOUS WASTE

Hazardous Waste: Hazardous waste includes materials that pose a risk to health, safety, and the environment and must be disposed of with special care.

Asbestos
Chemicals (paints, oils, thinners)
Batteries
LPG cylinders
Tyres
TVs and computers (e-waste)

These materials require special handling and disposal procedures to prevent harm and contamination.