Clearway Rubbish Removal · Bibra Lake (08) 9000 0411 Get a price

Six days a week · south and central metro

Loaded, swept and gone today — Fremantle to Canning Vale.

Two tippers and a hooklift out of Bibra Lake. We give you a fixed price before anyone lifts anything, and we arrive inside a two-hour window — not “sometime Thursday”.

11 years, 9,400 loads. Fully insured, and we sweep the spot before we go.

What we take, and what it starts at

Prices are for the load in the truck, sweep-up included. GST inclusive.

  • Quarter-trailer clearancefrom $120
  • Half-trailer loadfrom $190
  • Full 6×4 heapedfrom $330
  • Truck load · whole housefrom $470
  • Mattress disposalfrom $45 each
  • Fridge or washer removalfrom $60

Same-day before 2pm costs no extra. We can’t take asbestos, tyres or paint — ring us anyway and we’ll tell you who does.

The load estimate

Three questions, and you know the price.

Pick roughly how much there is, where it’s sitting, and whether it’s heavy. The trailer fills as you go. Ring us with that number and we’ll confirm it before we start.

How much is there?
Where is it sitting?
Is any of it heavy?
$230 Half trailer · inside, ground floor
A 6 by 4 trailer drawn from the side, filled to a half load
  • Half trailer $190
  • Inside, ground floor $40
  • Heavy material $0
  • Fixed price for this load $230

That’s the price, not a starting point. If the pile turns out bigger than you described we tell you before we load, and you decide.

About 6 in 10 loads leave our yard as metal, green waste or recovered timber rather than going straight to landfill. We sort at the yard, not on your driveway.

Why people ring us twice

The unglamorous parts, done properly.

A two-hour window

You get a window, then a call from the driver when he’s twenty minutes out. If we’re running late you hear it from us first.

Fixed before we lift

The price is agreed at the kerb, in front of the pile. No hourly meter, no “that’s an extra” once the trailer is half full.

We do the carrying

Two blokes, trolleys and straps. You point; nothing needs to be at the kerb, and nothing needs you standing in the sun.

We sweep the spot

Broom and a magnet sweep for screws and glass. Property managers get photos of the cleared area the same afternoon.

  1. Ring or send the formTell us roughly what’s there. A photo helps but isn’t needed.
  2. Fixed price, on the spotConfirmed on the phone, or at the kerb before anything moves.
  3. We load and sweepUsually 30 to 90 minutes. You don’t have to be home.
  4. Sorted at the yardMetal, green waste and timber pulled out before the rest goes.

What people said

Three jobs, in their words.

“Dad’s house in Willetton, forty years of shed. They quoted $470 on the phone, turned up at 7:40, and it was $470. I’d braced myself for a fight over it.”

Marisa T. · Willetton · deceased estate

“End-of-lease in Cockburn Central, tenant left a mattress and half a bedroom. Booked at 9, gone by 12, photos in my inbox before the final inspection.”

Dev P. · property manager · Cockburn Central

“Old paving and a heap of soil down the side of the house in South Fremantle. Narrow access, they never once suggested it was my problem.”

Angus M. · South Fremantle · heavy load

Clearway is a fictional business, so these are demo reviews — written the way the specific, unremarkable ones actually read.

Where we run

South and central metro, out of Bibra Lake.

Clearway’s service area, south and central Perth A drawn map of south and central Perth. The Indian Ocean and Cockburn Sound lie down the western edge; the Swan River runs inland from Fremantle through Perth Water, and the Canning River branches south-east past Riverton towards Armadale. The dashed boundary runs from Fremantle in the north-west across to Victoria Park and Cannington, east to Thornlie and Armadale, and south down the coast through Kwinana to Rockingham and Baldivis. The yard is marked at Bibra Lake. Every suburb is also listed as text beside this map. N Fremantle Melville Applecross South Perth Victoria Park Cannington Willetton Canning Vale Thornlie Cockburn Central Kwinana Rockingham Baldivis Armadale Bibra Lake — the yard Indian Ocean

Bibra Lake is the yard, so the tippers are usually within twenty minutes of anywhere on this list. North of the river we’ll still come — it just may be tomorrow rather than today.

  • Fremantle
  • South Fremantle
  • Hamilton Hill
  • Spearwood
  • Bibra Lake
  • Cockburn Central
  • Success
  • Jandakot
  • Melville
  • Booragoon
  • Applecross
  • Willetton
  • Canning Vale
  • Cannington
  • Thornlie
  • Riverton
  • South Perth
  • Victoria Park
  • Como
  • Bentley
  • Kwinana
  • Baldivis
  • Rockingham
  • Armadale

Not on the list? Ring anyway — if we’re passing, we’re passing.

Straight answers

What people ask before they book.

Do I need to be home?

No. Plenty of our jobs are a text with a photo, a gate code and a pile down the side of the house. We send photos of the cleared spot and take payment afterwards. If you’d rather be there, that’s fine too — it just means the price gets agreed face to face instead of on the phone.

Do you sweep up, or just take the pile?

We sweep. Broom for the dust, and a magnet sweep across a driveway or garage floor where there’s been metal, screws or broken glass. It costs us ten minutes and it’s the difference between a job and a mess with a hole in it.

What can’t you take?

Asbestos — that’s a specialist job and we don’t do it. Also tyres, paint and solvents, gas bottles, and anything still connected to a gas or power supply. Everything else on a normal domestic clear-out is fine, including fridges, mattresses, timber, green waste, soil, brick and concrete. Ring us with the awkward item; we’ll tell you straight and, if we can’t take it, who can.

Does it go straight to the tip?

Not all of it. Loads come back to the yard and get pulled apart there — scrap metal, clean green waste and usable timber come out first, and about 6 in 10 of our loads leave again as one of those three rather than as landfill. We don’t sort on your driveway; that’s slow and it’s not what you’re paying for.

How is the price worked out?

Volume first — how much room it takes in the truck — then access, then whether it’s heavy. Soil, brick and concrete add $60 because the tip charges those by weight rather than by volume. That’s the whole model, and it’s the same one running the estimate above.

How do I pay?

Card or tap on the truck when the job’s done, or bank transfer on a same-day invoice. Property managers and builders can go on account with a monthly statement. No deposit to book.

Send it through

Tell us what’s there and we’ll ring you back.

You’ve priced a half trailer, inside on the ground floor, nothing heavy — $230. We’ll bring that up when we call.

Or just ring (08) 9000 0411. It’s faster, and it’s a person.

What we ask on the phone

How much there is, where it’s sitting, whether any of it is soil, brick or concrete, and whether we need a gate code. That’s the whole call — usually under two minutes.

If you’ve got a photo, send it with the form. A photo of the pile is worth more than any description, and it means the price we give you on the phone is the one you pay.

Bibra Lake WA 6163 · (08) 9000 0411
Mon–Fri 6:30am–5pm · Sat 7am–2pm

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