Rubble Removal FAQ — Roodepoort

    The questions Roodepoort customers ask us most — pricing, what we take, where we work and how disposal happens.

    Pricing

    What we take

    Areas & turnaround

    Disposal & how it works

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    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.