Surplus Pro PTY LTD

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Surplus Pro is Australia’s free-to-join marketplace for surplus building materials, helping tradies, builders, and DIYers cut costs while reducing waste.

Our platform connects people with leftover timber, tiles, tools, fixtures, and all kinds of construction items to those who need them—local, fast, and often free. Every year, thousands of tonnes of usable materials end up in landfill, costing the industry money and harming the environment.

Surplus Pro makes it easy to list leftover materials in minutes, keeping them in use and out of the skip bin. Whether you’re clearing a site, finishing a project, or sourcing affordable supplies, Surplus Pro brings the circular economy to construction.

It’s free to join the community, save money, save time, and help build a more sustainable future—one project at a time.

What are you offering at the festival?

Discover how to turn leftover building materials into savings! At the Surplus Pro stall, we’ll show you how easy it is to join Australia’s marketplace for surplus construction supplies. Every business and tradie who signs up on the day will receive one week of free advertising on the platform—so you can start saving money, cutting waste, and finding new customers straight away. Come say hi, get set up in minutes, and be part of the circular economy in construction.

What payment form do you accept?

Both cash and eftpos.

How do you align with the festival goals?

Surplus Pro directly supports the sustainability goals of the Sustainable Future Festival by tackling construction waste at its source. Every year, tonnes of perfectly good building materials are discarded and end up in landfill. Our platform keeps those materials in circulation—connecting tradies, builders, and DIYers so surplus items can be reused instead of wasted. By reducing landfill, lowering demand for new resources, and helping businesses cut costs, Surplus Pro brings the principles of the circular economy into the construction industry. We make it simple for the community to save money, save materials, and reduce environmental impact—one project at a time.