What does the daily rate include?

24-hour hire, unlimited tip runs (tip fees separate), a mesh load-cover tarp, insurance, and a road-registered trailer ready to tow.

Can my vehicle tow the trailer?

Yes, provided it is legally rated to tow at least 2,000 kg and has a 50 mm towball fitted.

Is the 6m³ trailer suitable for bricks, concrete, or soil?

No. The 6m³ trailer is designed for bulky, lighter loads. Use the 4m³ trailer for masonry, bricks, concrete, or soil.

Tipper Trailer Hire Rates

One simple daily price, unlimited dumps, no hidden extras, just your tip fees.

Mini 4 Cubic Metre Tipper Trailer

The 4m³ Mini Trailer has bin dimensions of 2400 mm in length, 1500 mm in width, and 1200 mm in height, with overall trailer dimensions of 4000 mm in length, 2000 mm in width, and 1700 mm in height.

With a GVM of 2000 kilograms and a tare weight of roughly 600 kilograms, it can be safely towed by any vehicle rated to pull at least 2,000 kilograms.

Pick-up is available from our Campsie yard, and a tarp is provided with each hire.

This trailer is ideal for small to medium clean-ups, garden waste, spring cleaning, household junk, and bathroom or kitchen strip-outs.

All Rounder 5 Cubic Metre Tipper Trailer

The 5m³ All-Rounder Trailer has bin dimensions of 3000 mm in length, 1500 mm in width, and 1100 mm in height, with overall trailer dimensions of 4600 mm in length, 2000 mm in width, and 1600 mm in height.

With a GVM of 2000 kilograms and a tare weight of roughly 650 kilograms, it can be safely towed by any vehicle rated to pull at least 2,000 kilograms.

Pick-up is available from our Campsie yard, and a tarp is provided with each hire.

This trailer is ideal for medium-sized projects such as kitchen or bathroom strip-outs, garage or shed clean-ups, and general trade waste.

Jumbo 6 Cubic Metre Tipper Trailer

The 6m³ Jumbo Trailer has bin dimensions of 3000 mm in length, 1500 mm in width, and 1350 mm in height, with overall trailer dimensions of 4600 mm in length, 2000 mm in width, and 1900 mm in height.

With a GVM of 2000 kilograms and a tare weight of roughly 700 kilograms, it can be safely towed by any vehicle rated to pull at least 2,000 kilograms.

Pick-up is available from our Campsie yard, and a tarp is provided with each hire.

This trailer is best suited for larger projects and bulkier loads, including building and renovation waste, estate clear-outs, and big landscaping jobs.

Tipper Trailer Hire FAQs

Pricing includes 1 day hire (24 hours), pick-up from our Campsie yard, insurance and a tarp

What does the daily rate actually cover?

Your flat fee includes 24 hours of trailer hire, unlimited tip runs during that time, a mesh load‑cover tarp, and basic hire insurance.

Are dump fees included in the price?

No. Tip fees are charged by the recycling / transfer station based on weight or material.

Is weekend hire the same price?

Absolutely. Hire Friday after 3 pm, return Monday before 8 am, and it counts as a two‑day hire, perfect for big weekend projects.

How much is an extra day if I need more time?

Extra days are billed at the same flat daily rate. No late‑fee shock, just let us know and we’ll extend your booking.

Do I need to pay a bond or security deposit?

Yes, a fully refundable $200 bond is taken on booking. It’s returned in full once the trailer is brought back empty, clean and undamaged

Tipping Fee FAQs

Pay Less at the Dump, Here’s How!

How much does it cost to dump general mixed waste?

Mixed waste is the most expensive (actually asbestos is more expensive), usually $300–$450 per tonne depending on the transfer station. Separating your rubbish can reduce this significantly.

How much does green waste cost to dump?

Green waste like branches, lawn clippings, and trimmings costs around $250–$300 per tonne. It’s one of the cheaper waste types to tip.

What are the fees for masonry-only loads?

Masonry waste (bricks, concrete, tiles, pavers) is usually charged at $20–$110 per tonne, which is almost a quarter of what mixed waste costs.

How can I save money on tipping fees?

Separate your loads. Masonry, green waste, timber, e-waste, and metal all have discounted or free tipping options. Only mix rubbish when you have to.

Can I dump clean timber separately?

Yes. Clean, untreated timber can be tipped for about $250-300 per tonne, cheaper than mixed rubbish. Treated wood may attract higher rates.

Is dumping metal free?

Most scrap metal like steel, aluminium, and iron is free to dump. Some scrap yards may even pay you for clean, sorted metal by the kilo.

Can I dump e-waste without a fee?

Yes. Most local transfer stations accept e-waste for free, items like monitors, printers, laptops, and small electronics. Keep them separate to avoid charges.

Do waste fees vary between transfer stations and landfills?

Yes, fees vary by location and waste type. It’s worth calling ahead to compare rates, especially for sorted loads like green waste or masonry.

The Sydney Tipping Fee Cheat Sheet (2026)

How to Keep Your Clean-Up Costs Low

While our hydraulic tipper trailers come at one flat daily rate, Sydney transfer stations (the tip) charge based on the weight and type of waste you bring in. To help you budget for your project, we have put together this expert guide on what to expect at the weighbridge.

Mixed General Waste (Approx. $300 to $450 per tonne)

This is the standard catch-all rate. It includes household junk, furniture, plastic, and general debris. Most facilities have a minimum charge for the first 100kg to 150kg, so it is usually best to go with a full trailer.

Green Waste (Approx. $260 to $300 per tonne)

Save around 40% by keeping your organic waste separate. If your load consists only of grass clippings, branches, and untreated wood, you will usually pay significantly less than the general waste rate.

Clean Masonry (Approx. $25 to $77 per tonne)

This is a strong renovation tip. Bricks, concrete, and roof tiles are highly recyclable. If you do not mix these with other waste, the cost is usually very low. Do not throw heavy bricks into a general waste load, or you can end up paying much more than needed.

Scrap Metal (Usually free)

Most Sydney transfer stations, including those near our Campsie yard like Bingo Greenacre, may let you drop off clean metal (old BBQs, copper pipes, or iron roofing) for $0. It is always worth checking before you weigh your main load.

3 Strategies to Save $100+ on Your Next Run

1. Master the layering method

If you have multiple types of waste, do not mix them together. If you show up with a trailer full of bricks mixed with old carpet, the tip may charge the higher general waste rate for the entire weight. Load your masonry in one run and your household junk in another to help keep your bill as low as possible.

2. Choose the right transfer station

Since you are picking up from our Campsie yard, you are well positioned near some of the city’s efficient facilities.

For tradies and builders, Padstow, Greenacre and Auburn can be good options for turnaround times on heavy loads.

For residents and DIYers, South Strathfield, Rockdale and Artarmon can be good options for easier access when towing with a standard SUV or ute.

3. Strip the metal before you weigh

Got an old fridge or some scrap fencing? Throw it on top. When you arrive at the tip, pull into the metal recycling bay first. Many facilities will let you unload metal before you hit the main weighbridge. This reduces the total weight of your paid load and can help save money.