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Insulation Removal & Disposal

Insulation waste from building sites, renovations, and demolitions is bulky, itchy to handle, and difficult to dispose of properly. Old glasswool batts, bulk rolls, foam offcuts, and loose-fill insulation cannot go in a standard skip, and general tip facilities may refuse or surcharge it. We collect insulation waste from building and renovation sites across the Coffs Coast, bag it where needed, load it safely, and take it to the correct licensed disposal facility.

Note on asbestos insulation

Older properties may contain loose-fill asbestos insulation (particularly Mr Fluffy-type product used in the 1960s–70s) or asbestos-containing materials in other forms. If there is any doubt, stop and get the material tested by a licensed assessor before anyone touches it. Asbestos removal requires a licensed contractor — not us. We will always be upfront about what is and is not within our scope.

Who We Help

Insulation waste tends to pile up on building sites faster than anyone plans for. Old batts pulled from walls and ceilings during a reno, offcuts from a new build install, foam waste from spray foam or rigid board work — it is all awkward, it irritates skin, and it takes up significantly more space in a skip than its weight would suggest.

We take it off your hands. Builders, insulation installers, and renovation contractors can set up a regular collection arrangement. Homeowners doing a DIY renovation can book a one-off pickup. One call, we sort the rest.

  • Builders with insulation waste from new builds
  • Renovation contractors removing old wall and ceiling insulation
  • Insulation installers with off-cut and damaged batt waste
  • Demolition contractors clearing insulated structures
  • Homeowners renovating and removing old insulation themselves
  • Property managers clearing insulation from condemned or damaged properties
  • Strata managers dealing with insulation waste from common area works

How It Works

1

Tell Us What You Have

Insulation type, approximate quantity, and where it is on the site. Photos help — a pile of batts in a skip vs loose-fill in a ceiling space are very different jobs.

2

We Confirm Price and Timing

We give you an upfront price based on volume and material type and confirm a collection time around your site schedule.

3

We Collect and Load Safely

Insulation is loaded with proper PPE — gloves, dust masks, and protective gear. Loose or fragmented insulation is bagged before loading. The site is left clear.

4

Correct Disposal

Insulation waste goes to a licensed facility that accepts construction and demolition waste. Not a general tip where it may be refused at the gate.

Insulation Types We Handle

We handle most standard non-hazardous insulation types from residential and commercial building sites. If you have an unusual product, send a photo and description and we will confirm.

Glasswool & Rockwool Batts

Pink, yellow, and grey batt insulation removed from walls, ceilings, and floors during renovations or demolitions.

Bulk Roll Insulation

Large rolls of glasswool or polyester insulation — partial rolls, damaged stock, and offcuts from installation jobs.

Polyester Insulation Batts

Non-itchy polyester batts being replaced or removed as part of a renovation or upgrade.

Rigid Foam Board

EPS (polystyrene), XPS, and PIR rigid foam board offcuts and waste from new build and commercial insulation work.

Spray Foam Waste

Cured spray foam offcuts and packaging waste from spray foam insulation installations.

Mixed Insulation & Building Waste

Insulation mixed with other renovation materials — plasterboard, timber, and general site rubbish — cleared in one load.

What we do not handle

We do not remove or handle asbestos insulation, urea-formaldehyde foam insulation, or any insulation product containing hazardous materials. If there is any doubt about the material type — especially in properties built before 1990 — have it tested before anyone touches it. We will advise honestly and refer you to the right contractor if needed.

Pricing

Insulation disposal is priced by how much of the truck the material fills. Insulation is very bulky for its weight — a relatively small amount of batts can take up a quarter of a truck. Pricing reflects volume, not just weight. Send photos for the most accurate quote.

Minimum pickup (small amount)From $110
Up to 1/4 Truck (~4–5m³)$498.99
Up to 1/2 Truck (~8–10m³)$998.99
Up to 3/4 Truck (~13–15m³)$1,498.99
Full Truck (~18m³)$1,998.99

All prices include GST, labour, PPE handling, loading, truck, and disposal at licensed facilities. Insulation is very bulky — a smaller job by weight can still fill a significant portion of the truck. Access, site location, and travel distance from Coffs Harbour also factor in. Send photos for the most accurate quote.

Factors That Affect Price

  • Volume — insulation is very bulky and fills a truck quickly
  • Whether it is already bagged or loose
  • Access — ground level vs ceiling spaces or confined areas
  • Whether bagging on site is required
  • Travel distance from Coffs Harbour
  • Mixed loads — insulation with other building waste

Builder & Trade Accounts

Builders, insulation installers, and renovation contractors with regular site waste can set up a trade account for straightforward collections and monthly invoicing. We work around your site schedule.

Set Up a Trade Account

Common Questions

Does insulation need to be bagged before you collect?

For loose or crumbling insulation, yes — bagging it first makes loading safer and faster. For batts and rolls that are intact, bagging is not always necessary. Tell us the condition when you enquire and we will advise.

Can you collect from a ceiling or roof space?

We collect from accessible areas at ground level or where materials can be safely handed down. Removing insulation from confined ceiling spaces is a separate scope — typically done by a specialist insulation removal contractor. Once it is down and accessible, we take it away.

How do I know if old insulation contains asbestos?

Loose-fill asbestos insulation (used in the 1960s–70s) can look similar to fibreglass or cellulose insulation. If the property was built before 1980 and the insulation is loose-fill, treat it as suspect until tested by a licensed assessor. Do not disturb it.

Can you collect insulation as part of a bigger site clearance?

Yes — if you have insulation mixed in with other renovation or demolition waste, we can do a full site clearance in one visit. We separate and dispose of each material type correctly.

Insulation Waste to Clear?

Send photos of the site and what you have. We will give you an upfront price and work around your build or renovation schedule.

Trade accounts available. Builder-friendly scheduling. Coffs Coast and surrounds.

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