Find professional hills hoist removals in Melbourne

Old clothesline. Already disassembled Pickup location: Coburg VIC, Australia Drop-off location: Taradale VIC, Australia Removals size: A few items Stairs: No

Need a handyman with an angle grinder to remove visible portion of old clothes line. Don’t worry about removing the concrete stump in the ground. Just want visible part removed and metal disposed of. Pictured: just want the left one removed.

Cut down and take away an old hills hoist clothesline. We also have a small rusted garden gate which we would like cut and removed.

I have an old hills hoist clothes line that needs removing from backyard. See pictures. Located in Balaclava. Hills hoist to be taken or broken down into small enough sizes to go in curbside pickup.

Removal of pile of weatherboards, old bathroom cabinet, sink ,old metal hills hoist clothes line pvc pipes.

Removal of Hills hoist from back garden, access good. Need to be made safe (no sharp edges) after removal. All parts to be removed from site. No images

- cut and remove approx 11 cubic metres of concrete: 6.7m x 3.6m, 9.8 m x 3.3m, 2.8m x 1m, 3.8m x 1.4m - concrete is likely steel reinforced - ⁠there’s an incinerator and the hills hoist we would also like removed - ⁠needs to happen sometime between 6-16th of Feb - there is ROW access via a laneway - we would like all the scrap material taken away - ⁠we’re keen to also get a quote for the cost of getting rid of the concrete down the side path which is about 1.25m x 18m Note: shed in picture will be gone by the time this job needs to be done, and concrete slab underneath shed needs to be removed. - Due date: Flexible

We have a big **metal** hill’s hoist in the garden which can’t be removed unless it’s cut into smaller bits. We have hard rubbish booked for next week so you don’t need to dispose of it but you will need to bring the appropriate tools and safety gear to perform the job. - Due date: Needs to be done on Tuesday, 23 January 2024

Need somebody to get rid of my hills hoist. I can’t transport it as the diameter is rather large and i don’t think it bends back into position. It is not cemented/bolted into the ground. It has been cut and just sits on the ground. Offers welcome - Due date: Needs to be done on Sunday, 14 January 2024

Removal of hills hoist and the cement block underneath. And, removal of the hills hoist. - Due date: Needs to be done on Wednesday, 6 December 2023