Wood recycling focuses on recovering wooden offcuts and pallets, turning them into valuable compost and landscaping materials. WM New Zealand provides the rig...
Where substances are not able to be recycled or disposed of in New Zealand they are known as Intractable. These intractable products include Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs), Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), some pesticides, halogenated solvents, and Poly- & Per- Fluorinated Alkyl Substances (PFAS) firefighting foams. The substances are packed and shipped to our disposal partners in Australia and Europe. These facilities undertake the high temperature incineration of these products. WM Technical Services is the industry expert in hazardous waste export which is governed closely by the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) and Basel & Stockholm Conventions.
Order ongoing wheelie bin services, hire a one-off skip or book a FlexiBin collection.
WM New Zealand's garden waste service actively supports sustainability and the circular economy. With over 30 years of expertise, our facilities effectively transform organic waste into nutrient-rich compost, minimising waste and contributing to a greener, more efficient Aotearoa.
By choosing WM New Zealand, you’re choosing innovation and sustainability. We view waste as a valuable resource, redirecting it into a circular economy. From green waste to compost and milk bottles to wheelie bins, our aim is to find sustainable reuse solutions for the community's waste.
By choosing WM New Zealand, you’re partnering with a company that’s using innovation. We’re always investing in technology to get even better at managing our collection, recycling, and landfill facilities - for a more sustainable tomorrow.
Together, in partnership with New Zealanders, we take care of New Zealand's waste and recycling and in doing so, protect our whenua (land), and care for our tangata (people) with future generations in mind.
WM New Zealand offers shallow, construction-friendly skips for sorting and recycling materials like concrete, bricks, stones, and tiles, reducing disposal costs while promoting environmental sustainability.
