Terms & Conditions

All machines and attachments are wet hired at their hourly hire rate. Each minimum hire is under the machine prices except for after-hours work.

All attachments have a 1-hour minimum hire.

Public Holidays & Sundays: An additional charge of $35 + GST per hour applies all day. There is also an 8-hour minimum hire charge.

After Hours (6pm–5am, Monday to Saturday): An additional charge of $35 + GST per hour applies. There is also an 8-hour minimum hire charge.

Wear and tear of auger or bucket teeth will attract a replacement charge if wear is excessive.

Rock augers incur an extra $20 per hour on top of the post hole borer rate.

All rates are negotiable for guaranteed long-term hire.

All rates are based on hourly hire and are subject to change without notification.

Billing time is worked out in 15-minute increments.

Minimum hire will be applicable if the machinery is not cancelled 1 hour prior to commencement time (or 1.5 hours if outside 30km from the CBD).

It is solely the customer's responsibility to cancel due to wet weather — failure to do so will incur a minimum hire charge.

Within 30km radius from the Gold Coast CBD = 1hr Travel

Between 30km to 60km from the Gold Coast CBD = 1.5hr Travel

Over 60km = Price at time of booking

Travel charges apply except when a float fee occurs.

Double float (in and out) is applicable to all jobs less than 3 full days (minimum 8-hour days).

Float cancellation must be made 24 hours prior to scheduled job commencement. Failure to do so will incur a full float charge.

Carryover of machinery to the next day incurs full travel charge each day.

Toll charges apply when incurred travelling to and from tip sites, or between jobs for the same customer on the same day.

Tip fees charged to our tip accounts will attract a surcharge. All dumping arrangements must be communicated to our office prior to tipping.

COD customers must supply valid credit card details that can be used to take full payment at the end of each day.

A credit card surcharge of 1.5% applies.

A signed work docket signifies the client's confirmation that the work to which the work docket relates was completed satisfactorily.

Any issues in relation to that work must be raised by the client before the signing of the work docket, with all rights and claims arising from those issues forfeited by the client upon signing.