Tom Martin

Listing your tip site on ReadyFill doesn’t just get you matched in the app — it also puts your free-fill opportunity in front of contractors in ReadyFill’s regional Facebook groups, for free.

The cost of moving dirt comes down to distance and tip fees. A big network of fill and tip sites cuts both.

From worries about hidden costs to fears about what’s really in the load, here are the most common reasons landowners hesitate to accept free clean fill — and why each one falls apart on closer look.

Bring us the price you have. We will either match it or make your job cheaper.

Getting your machine or truck listed on ReadyFill costs nothing at the moment, and every lead that reaches you is a customer who already chose you.

Procurement sounds like a big-company word. For earthworks it simply means getting the sites, material and people a job needs, at the right price.

Most earthworks quotes carry a cost nobody itemises: where the dirt goes. Here is how ReadyFill brings it down.

The simple economics of free fill: contractors already pay to dispose of dirt, so giving it away can be cheaper for them – no catch.

Dealing with verified operators through a proper system reduces the risk of contaminated loads and dodgy dumping, protecting tip sites and the industry.

The Brisbane 2032 Games are just the headline – a long run of SEQ construction means rising fill demand, and tip sites set up now will benefit.