Do I need a permit for my bin rental?

If off-street placement isn’t an option, a permit is necessary to place bins on public streets.

Are there materials not accepted for drop off?

We do not accept chemicals, aerosols, pesticides or any products containing asbestos.

Do I have to cover my truck load?

Yep! All loads must be covered and secured in order to help reduce litter on roadways. 

Do I need documentation?

If you are dropping off materials that require testing, such as drywall, you will need to provide the appropriate documentation.

What payment methods do you accept?

Debit, credit and cash are all accepted.

Do I need documentation for some materials?

If your waste contains materials that requires testing, you will be asked to upload the documentation.

Where can I find out about materials that require documentation?

You can find out more about these materials from the Hartland Landfill Facility.

Do you accept drywall?

Drywall is accepted with no testing is required for 1990 or newer with date stamp.

  • No date stamp, testing required. Any year.
  • Brand new drywall cuttings are ok if inspected and approved by yard staff.
  • Testing results have to be within the last 6 months.

What do I need to have for drywall disposal?

Date Stamped Drywall – date stamped 1990 and after – is accepted at the Yard without further complications. Drywall without a date stamp needs to be clear of asbestos. Testing is required.

Do you sample the drywall?

Yes, samples of all loads of drywall will be taken by staff for proof of compliance.

What are materials that must be tested for asbestos?

As well as drywall, materials include: piping, insulation, spray-on insulation, plaster, flooring, siding, roofing shingles, roofing felt, corrugated roofing panels, transit panels, ceiling tiles, T-bar ceiling panels, cement board, motor and brick, duct flex joint and duct tape.

Are there materials not accepted for drop off?

We do not accept chemicals, aerosols or pesticides.

Where can I find out about invasive species in my brush waste?

Concerns about brush or land clearing waste? You can find more from the CRD’s info about Invasive Species.