Visit Anmore’s for information on residential waste disposal options.
Visit Belcarra’s for information on recycling options.
Visit Bowen Island’s for information on residential waste disposal options.
The City of Burnaby offers a free large item and appliance pick-up program for residents that receive curbside or apartment, condo or townhome garbage and recycling collection from the City.
Visit the for details and to schedule, or call 604-294-7927.
Visit the City of Coquitlam’s page for information on solid waste collection.
City of Coquitlam residents who receive the City’s curbside collection service can have up to four large household items collected each year (July 1 to June 30). Visit the for details and to schedule, or call 604-927-3500.
Not sure where it goes? Use the for information on garbage disposal, recycling and additional options.
Delta runs an annual Spring Clean-Up program, where normal garbage volume limits are waived and residents who receive collection service can place excess or bulky household material at the curbside. More information is available on the .
Delta also offers a free downloadable , where residents can quickly find out what goes where.
Large item pick-up of up to four items (including furniture and appliances) per year is available to single family dwelling residents by appointment only.
Visit the for details, and call 604-635-0999 or email [email protected] to schedule.
The Township of Langley offers pick up of four large items each year, to properties within designated collection zones.
Visit the for details, or call 604-532-7300.
Visit Lions Bay’s for information on residential waste disposal options.
Visit Maple Ridge’s for information on residential waste disposal options.
For larger items requiring disposal, the City may be able to offer a special pick up where the item(s) can be collected from the curb for a fee.
Visit the for details. Special pick-up inquiries can be made by calling 604-526-4691.
The City of North Vancouver's allows residents to take a picture of illegally dumped material. Once submitted, your smartphone does the rest by sending exact GPS coordinates, which helps crews know exactly where the issue is.
The photo and any additional information you send will ensure that the right crew and equipment are dispatched.
Visit the District of North Vancouver’s for information on residential waste disposal options.
The City of North Vancouver's allows residents to take a picture of illegally dumped material. Once submitted, your smartphone does the rest by sending exact GPS coordinates, which helps crews know exactly where the issue is.
The photo and any additional information you send will ensure that the right crew and equipment are dispatched.
Visit Pitt Meadows’ for information on residential waste disposal options.
Visit Port Coquitlam’s for information on residential waste disposal options, including information on the .
The City of Port Moody operates a pay-per-use system, where residents can pay a variable fee for collection of large items.
Visit the for details, and call Emterra Environmental Ltd. at 604-635-0997 for more information and to schedule.
The City of Richmond provides a collection service for up to four large household items per year, including mattresses, furniture and appliances. This service is available to single-family homes and townhomes with City garbage collection and/or Blue Box recycling service, as well as multi-family complexes with City garbage collection.
Visit the for details and to book collection online, or call Sierra Waste departure at 604-270-4722.
If your complex is not qualified for the large item pick-up service, you can purchase a for $5 from any City facility and use the voucher to dispose of up to $25 worth of garbage items at the Vancouver Landfill.
All single-family households that receive curbside collection may have up to 4 large items picked up by appointment at any time throughout the calendar year. Visit the for details, and call 604-590-7289 to schedule.
The City also schedules Pop-Up Junk Drop days, where Surrey residents can get rid of household items that can’t be put out during regular waste collection. Visit the for more details.
Visit the City’s to quickly learn if your item can be recycled, or put in the organics or garbage bin.
The Tsawwassen First Nation’s includes contact information for issues related to garbage and recycling collection.
Vancouver provides illegal dumping information on their , including tips on reporting and prevention.
Visit West Vancouver’s for information on residential waste disposal options.
White Rock provides illegal dumping information on their , including instructions for reporting.
Visit the City’s for more information on residential waste disposal options.
