Disclaimer

    1. Independent private service

    Rubble Removal Roodepoort is a privately operated rubble-removal service. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorised by the City of Johannesburg or Pikitup, or any of their waste-management departments, garden sites, depots or landfill sites. Where this site names a Pikitup facility (for example the Marie Louise Landfill or the Marie Louise and Panorama garden sites), the name is used solely for identification purposes, to show where waste can lawfully be taken. Our guide to dumping sites near Roodepoort lists them with the addresses Pikitup publishes.

    2. No municipal warranty implied

    Facility hours, fees and accepted-waste categories are set by Pikitup and the City of Johannesburg and can change at any time. We make a good-faith effort to keep the listed information current, but always confirm directly with the facility before driving there. We make no warranty as to municipal pricing, opening hours, or whether a specific facility will accept your waste type.

    3. We are not a municipal contractor

    Rubble Removal Roodepoort is not a contracted refuse collection service of the City of Johannesburg. When you ask for a quote, we pass your details to one independent local rubble-removal company, who may contact you. It costs you nothing to ask.

    4. Lawful disposal commitment

    Rubble collected through our service is taken to authorised disposal facilities, never to unauthorised or illegal dumping locations.

    5. Imagery

    Photographs on the site are a mix of real job photos and AI-generated illustrative imagery. AI-generated images are intended to be representative of typical rubble-removal scenes and are not depictions of specific municipal facilities, staff or branded vehicles.

    6. Reporting

    If you are an authorised representative of the City of Johannesburg or Pikitup and wish to request correction of any reference on this site, please email [email protected]. We commit to responding within 5 business days.

    7. Governing law

    This site, and any service rendered through it, is governed by the laws of the Republic of South Africa.

    Recent work

    Real loads, real trucks

    Photos from actual jobs: builder's rubble, broken concrete, soil and a lot of garden refuse, loaded, netted and ready to go.

    Dropside truck loaded with broken concrete and rock, parked on a plot cleared of dry maize stalks
    A full load of broken concrete and rock ready to leave site.
    Truck loaded with broken bricks, a green tarp and blue netting beside a face-brick garden wall
    Broken bricks and builder's rubble loaded at a residential property.
    Crew member standing on a truck load of soil, rocks and pipe offcuts, with a second worker behind
    Soil, rock and pipe offcuts loaded by hand.
    Dropside truck piled high with cut tree branches and brush
    Cut branches and brush from a garden clean-up.
    Two workers pulling a blue cargo net over a truck load of leafy cut branches
    Netting a load of branches before it goes on the road.
    Two workers with a green tarp beside a truck loaded with cut branches and long spiky leaves
    Covering a load of garden refuse before the drive to disposal.
    Truck with tall mesh side rails piled with green leafy branches, parked under a roofed canopy
    High side rails let one trip carry a bulky load of green waste.
    Small white bakkie with a load of grass and garden refuse held down by a blue cargo net
    A smaller bakkie load of garden refuse, netted down.
    White-cab truck with an empty blue dropside deck parked on grass
    One of the dropside trucks used for rubble collections.