Trades, crews and professionals
You do the work with your hands, your crew or your practice.
Go to that pageTippers, flatbeds, skips and haulage. Loads in, rubble out, and everything that moves between a yard and a site.
You do the work with your hands, your crew or your practice.
Go to that pageYou sell the materials themselves. That board is Musika, not magraft.
Go to that pageYou hire out machinery, with an operator or dry.
Go to that pageYou move the loads and take the rubble away.
You are on this pageListing means accepting the magraft charter. The customer accepts the same one.
Every supply request that needs delivering is a load.
Machines listed on magraft have to reach the site and get home again.
Demolition, site clearing and garden work all leave something behind.
Tenants leaving, offices shifting, and properties being cleared between lets.
Materials to site, plant between sites, rubble and garden waste away from a job, and household or office moves. Most of it is generated by work already running on the platform.
Only if you say you run it and the permits and cover are evidenced. Cross-border is a different operation and it is not assumed from a city listing.
That is settled in the terms before the load is accepted, not argued at the gate. Standby, waiting time and failed collection are stated when the job is agreed.