We now offer a yearly inorganic collection for multi-unit developments like gated communities, retirement villages and apartments. A multi-unit development is 10 or more properties on one site.
Ngā kohinga pararopikore mō ngā whare noho Inorganic collections for units and apartments
How to use the inorganic collection service
If most households in your building or development want an inorganic collection, the building manager or body corporate can make a bulk booking.
There is no extra charge for this, as it is paid for by property rates.
Before you make a booking just for your unit, talk to your building manager or body corporate. They will tell you if there is a bulk booking.
If there is not a bulk booking, they will tell you where to leave your items to be collected.
Make a bulk inorganic booking
Building managers and body corporates can make a bulk inorganic booking for several units or apartments by sending the rateable address and contact details of their complex to:
Make a single inorganic booking
Visit Book your inorganic collection for more information.
Getting your inorganic collection right
You can put out one small trailer load of items per unit or apartment.
Items should be out by 7am on your collection day.
If you have a shared driveway, make sure to leave your items where our collectors can access them. Do not leave them on the roadside.
Visit what you can and cannot put out for inorganic collection to find out which items we accept.
Find other ways to dispose of your items if you missed your inorganic collection day.
Batteries not allowed in inorganic collections
Do not put batteries in your inorganic collection. Batteries are hazardous items and cause fires. Remove batteries from devices before putting them out for collection.
Visit How to get rid of unwanted items to find out where to dispose batteries.