We are based at our own recycling facility in Frankton, Hamilton, and work out from there across four regions and 63-plus named towns and suburbs. Travel and cartage sit inside the fixed price, not on top of it. Use the map below to find your area, or just call and ask.
In short: anywhere roughly within 150 km of Hamilton is normal work for us, run by our own crews rather than subcontractors. If your town is not on the map, it is almost certainly still covered, ask.
Filter by region, then tap any pin. Towns with their own page are highlighted and link through to it.
Our yard and recycling facility are in Frankton, Hamilton, so the Waikato is the region we work every week. Most of it is inside an hour of the gate, which is why Waikato jobs get the shortest lead times and the lowest cartage: demolition waste goes straight back to our own facility rather than to a third-party transfer station.
Auckland work runs on the same crews and the same machines, mobilised from Hamilton. In practice that suits jobs done in one continuous run rather than a few hours a day across a fortnight, and it means one Auckland Council consent conversation instead of a chain of subcontractors. Franklin — Pukekohe, Waiuku, Bombay, Tuakau — is closer to our yard than it is to most Auckland-based operators.
The Bay of Plenty runs from Katikati through Tauranga and Te Puke to Whakatāne, plus Rotorua inland. Coastal Bay of Plenty jobs bring their own wrinkles — tighter subdivision sites, plenty of pre-2000 fibre-cement cladding, and salt-affected steel — so asbestos surveying and licensed removal usually belong in the same quote rather than with a separate contractor.
Thames, the Hauraki Plains and the Coromandel Peninsula. Peninsula jobs are mostly baches, sleepouts and older holiday homes on steep or narrow-access sections, where getting the machine in and the waste out is half the job — so access gets priced in the quote rather than discovered on day one. Farm-building demolition across the Hauraki Plains, out of Paeroa and Waihi, is regular work for us.
These are the areas where we have enough completed work and local consent experience to say something specific. Everywhere else on the map is quoted on exactly the same terms.
Four things people ask before they tell us the address. Short answer: less than you would expect.