The easiest way to cut garden waste is to keep leaves, clippings and small prunings on the property. Mulching them back into garden beds and composting what suits your council’s rules means fewer bags and fewer trips to the tip.
Some councils limit what can go in a compost heap, and food waste often tops the list of restrictions, so confirm the local rules for your address. Your council may also run composting initiatives or community gardens that accept green waste, so ask about these, along with collection frequency and any fees, before deciding how to handle a larger pile.
Some jobs produce more than composting or a council bin can take, such as heavy branches or storm damage. Trees Down Under quotes these jobs with green waste disposal and full site clean-up included, so the quote covers the whole job. Inspections come with no call-out fee.
For storm-damaged Blue Mountains properties, emergency service is available 24/7, so fallen limbs and debris do not have to sit on your block while you wait.