A spokesperson said more than 1000 properties in the Eurobodalla Shire registered for the state's clean-up program, but "there may still be some out there yet to register".

"Please take a moment to check in with your neighbours and friends to double check they have registered and encourage them to do so as quickly as possible," the spokesperson said.

The spokesperson said work had "ramped up" across the shire.

"To date in the local area, our clean-up teams have inspected well over 550 properties and cleared close to 300," the spokesperson said.

"COVID-19 has meant that we have changed some of the ways we are working, but I'm pleased to say we're still on track and still moving as quickly and safely as we can to clean-up bushfire affected properties."

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The spokesperson said Laing O'Rourke was now clearing more than 200 properties across every bushfire-affected local government area of NSW weekly.

"Soon, that will increase to over 300 properties cleared each week," the spokesperson said.

To register for the clean-up, call 13 77 88 or visit the Service NSW website, CLICK HERE.

"If you have already registered, rest assured we will be in touch in the coming weeks to schedule your initial property inspection and then your clean-up," the spokesperson said.

"If you are unsure if you have registered or not, you can call the Laing O'Rourke community hotline on 1800 007 539 to confirm your registration details."

In the Eurobodalla Shire, bushfire clean-up teams are now working in Araluen, Batehaven, Batemans Bay, Belowra, Bimbimbie, Bingie, Bodalla, Broulee, Cadgee, Central Tilba, Catalina, Congo, Corunna, Dalmeny, Deua River Valley, Eurobodalla, Jeremadra, Kianga, Kiora, Lilli Pilli, Malua Bay, Merricumbene, Mogendoura, Mogo, Moruya, Moruya Heads, Narooma, Nelligen, Nerrigundah, Rosedale, Runnyford, Surf Beach, Tinpot, Tomakin, Tuross Head, Woodlands.

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