This program is open to all Conception Bay South residents.  Dates for the 2021 Bulk Waste Drop-off  Program will be announced at a later date.

GUIDELINES

• Respecting current government directives, if residents require assistance with offloading their waste, they are required to wear a non-medical mask. 
• The bins will open at 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. or when bins are full.  Waste will not be accepted after the bins have been filled.
• All waste must be bulk household waste (i.e. chesterfields, carpet, etc.) that is not picked up by the regular household waste or recycling collection services.
• Any mess made by residents during off-loading must be cleaned up.
• This service is for residents only and businesses will not be permitted to use the service.
• Materials from contractors or construction and demolition projects will not be accepted.
• Electronics will not be accepted. All electronics can be dropped-off to an Electronic Products Recycling Association drop-off centre for responsible recycling, free of charge.
• Tires, propane tanks or hazardous waste will not be accepted. All hazardous waste must be taken to the Robin Hood Bay Waste Management Facility.

To make an appointment to have your bulk garbage removed from your property, please e-mail wasterecycling@conceptionbaysouth.ca or call 834-6500 ext. 301 between 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. There is no charge for senior citizens over 65. All other residents are required to pay a fee of $25.00 (HST included) per load, in advance of their pick-up date.

Bulk waste must not be placed at the curb earlier than 48 hours prior to the scheduled appointment.

What’s Collected

• Mattresses
• Sofas
• Furniture
• Appliances
• Glass (securely packaged and identified)
• Box springs
• Chairs
• Tree limbs tied in bundles (4’ long; max. weight 50 lbs)
• Carpet tied in rolls (max. 6’ long; max. weight 50 lbs)
• Bathroom fixtures
• Small metal items (bicycles, barbecues, etc.)
• Other bulk items normally associated with a residential household

What’s Not Collected

• Electronics
• Car wrecks, parts, frames, engines
• Debris from building renovations or demolitions
• Asphalt shingles
• Earthen material, rocks, bricks, concrete, soil, etc.
• Tires
• Propane tanks
• Items that weigh more than 300 lbs
• Construction material
• Discarded vehicle oil and partially filled paint cans
• Tree limbs, unless cut and bundled (max. weight 50 lbs; max. 4’ long)
• Hazardous material (ammonia, acids, pharmaceutical products, paints, oils, pesticides, etc.)

The Town reserves the right to refuse to pick up any item which may not be listed above and its decision shall be final.