About Us
Earthcare Environmental helps New Zealand communities manage green waste responsibly by providing reliable, affordable green waste collection and recycling services. Our core business is collecting garden waste, garden bags, garden bins, lawn clippings, hedge trimmings and other organic materials, then turning that valuable resource into high-grade compost that can return nutrients to the soil.
We believe less organic waste should end up in landfill. By separating green waste from the general refuse stream, we help households, businesses and councils make better use of natural materials. Our services support everyday garden clean-ups, seasonal garden clean projects, kerbside collections, on-property collections and larger-scale organics processing.
From a single garden bag to a regular garden bin service, our aim is to make sustainable waste disposal simple, dependable and cost-effective. We provide flexible solutions for customers who need affordable green waste services while helping keep local neighbourhoods tidy, productive and environmentally responsible.
Our Values
We take responsibility for the materials we collect, the communities we serve and the environment we all share. Our values are built on practical sustainability, dependable service, local employment, continuous improvement and a commitment to making the world a better place for future generations.
Our Company
Earthcare Environmental operates across multiple New Zealand regions with local teams, modern plant and dependable collection systems. Owning and maintaining much of our own equipment gives us the flexibility to respond to customer needs, support council waste operations and scale services without losing consistency.
History
Our journey began as a local rubbish and green waste service and evolved as recycling and organics recovery became central to the way we work. Over time, we expanded our focus from collection alone to full resource recovery, including converting green waste into high-grade compost and supporting cleaner, greener communities.