A Guide to Soil Disposal

29-07-2020

Whether you’re taking on a new construction site or need to remove dirt from your backyard, you may be wondering how to get rid of all that dirt in an efficient, cost-effective way. We’ve listed down a few common dirt disposal options to help you find the best way to dispose of dirt for your project.

1. Rent a tip bin

Renting a tip bin provides a simple option for disposing of soil. A tip bin can be delivered easily after an over the phone chat and then paid for depending on how long you want it. You can then work at your own pace with the bin left for you on your worksite. This option is most desirable if you want to handle the dirt yourself don’t want dirt sitting on top of your grass.

2. List it online!

You might find luck listing your soil online and it’s a good way to get rid of it for free. People are often looking for free materials to use and you won’t have to do any work. One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.

3. Leave a “Free” sign out

Similar to listing online, leaving our a “free” sign might catch the eye of potential takers in the area. This is one of the easiest ways to get rid of soil as contractors and DIY’s are always looking to cut costs.

4. Hire a removal company

You can also organise for a removal company to schedule a delivery window and send out someone who will determine the hauling price upon arrival. Then, they will load up your dirt and haul it away for you.

5. Take it to the dump

Finally, you can dump it at the landfill yourself. Most dumps will accept waste like soil for a set cost per tonne. You can search online for the cost for the dump in your local area.

Contact Cav Civil

To get excess soil and dirt removed from your site quickly and easily, enlist the help of Cav Civil! We service throughout Sydney and New South Wales.

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