Author: Carlos- Mr Junk

A cubby house has a fairly short working life. The kids are in it constantly for about four summers, then it sits there for another five, and then one day you put a foot on the platform and it gives slightly. That is usually the point someone starts looking up how to get rid of it.

Clearing a parent’s or relative’s home is one of those jobs that nobody feels ready for. It usually lands on one person in the family, often at the worst possible time, and it comes with a deadline attached because a property has to be sold, settled or handed back. This walks through how a deceased…

When a garden clear out gets away from you, the green waste is almost always the part that causes the headache. A green bin is sized for regular garden upkeep rather than a weekend of hedge work, and a pile of branches left on the nature strip is a good way to annoy the neighbours…

Arranging a hoarding cleanout is rarely a straightforward job of booking a truck. Most people who ring us about one have been thinking about it for a long time before they pick up the phone, and the questions they ask first are almost never about rubbish. They are about privacy, about how the day will…

If you are moving out of a Sydney rental and you have a pile of things that are not coming with you, a skip bag sitting on the driveway is usually the easiest way to deal with it. You fill it in your own time across the last week of the lease, and it gets…

When you’ve got stuff to get rid of in Sydney, you’ve usually got two real options: book a council hard waste collection, or call a private junk removal service. Both have their place. Here’s an honest look at when each one is the better call, including the times we’ll tell you to use the council….

Old carpet looks manageable until it’s off the floor. The quickest options in Sydney are hiring a skip bag, booking a rubbish removal service, or taking it to a tip yourself, council kerbside collections rarely take more than one or two rolls, and many Sydney councils won’t take carpet at all. The key things to…

Most people searching for a skip bin in Sydney don’t realise there are two very different options. A traditional skip bin or a skip bag.They both get delivered, both get collected, but the practical differences are significant – Here’s the honest comparison before you book anything. How a Traditional Skip Bin Works And Where It…

Someone has left. Their stuff hasn’t. Whether it’s a tenant who skipped out, a flatmate who did a runner, an ex who hasn’t collected their belongings, or a family member who treated your garage like a storage unit, you’re now stuck with someone else’s junk, and you want it gone. Here’s what you need to…

Got a piano taking up space? Whether it’s been sitting untouched for years or you’re moving and can’t take it with you, disposing a piano in Sydney is more involved than dragging it to the kerb. Here’s what you need to know. How much does piano removal cost in Sydney? It depends on the piano…