5 YARD BINS
This bin is ONLY rented for “clean” waste, meaning contains NO garbage¹ at all. Good for:
- Soil & Sod
- Aggregates
- Bricks
- Broken Concrete
- Asphalt (Flat Rate/$500) ²
(Includes Delivery & Pickup. Tipping Fees⁴ are extra.)
In Zone #1, bins
Start at $309.00⁵
See the Pricing Page for all Zones
10 YARD BINS
- Shingles - 100 bundles ³
- Bathroom Reno
- Kitchen Reno
- About 4.5 pickup trucks +/-
(Includes Delivery & Pickup. Tipping Fees⁴ are extra.)
In Zone #1, bins
Start at $339.00⁵
See the Pricing Page for all Zones
15 YARD BINS
- Shingles - 135 bundles ³
- Bath & Kitchen Reno
- Garage Clean Up
- About 7 pickup trucks +/-
(Includes Delivery & Pickup. Tipping Fees⁴ are extra.)
In Zone #1, bins
Start at $369.00⁵
See the Pricing Page for all Zones
20 YARD BINS
- Estate Clean Up
- Trees & Brush
- Multi Room Reno
- About 10 pickup trucks +/-
(Includes Delivery & Pickup. Tipping Fees⁴ are extra.)
In Zone #1, bins
Start at $399.00⁵
See the Pricing Page for all Zones
- ¹ Beverage containers, wrappers, rebar, lumber, etc...
- ² FLAT RATE of $500 for asphalt disposal per 5yd bin
- (Note: Asphalt is a nuissance to properly dispose.)
- ³ Assuming one (1) layer of shingles on roof
- ⁴ Tipping Fees: 1 Metric Ton = 1,000kg = 2,200lbs = $106.00
- ⁵ Plus your tipping fees as weighed on scales
NO HAZARDOUS WASTE
You can fill your bin with just about anything, that is except Hazardous Waste.
Hazardous Waste requires specific handling to ensure safe and proper disposal.
(You can view a comprehensive list in the next section below.)
As such, 222-BINS cannot take any of the following items:
PROPANE
TIRES *
batteries
used oils
chemicals
paint cans
aerosol cans
liquids
fluorescents
asbestos
syringes
medications
PLEASE NOTE:
ANY Hazardous Waste found in your bin contents by the landfill site operators will be charged out to you per item accordingly. It is a long standing standard safety policy that we do not "dumpster dive", so if the city charges us additional fees, we then pass those costs on to you. Your cooperation in observing the restrictions are greatly appreciated at all levels of this process. Thank You! ツ
TOXIC TAXI
NOTICE: The Toxic Taxi is a public service/benefit.
If you have household hazardous waste that you cannot deliver to the Household Hazardous Waste Depot yourself, you can contact the Toxic Taxi and schedule an appointment for them to pick up your household hazardous waste right from your home.
For greater details, click on the Toxic Taxi Truck.
- Phone: 705-560-9019
- Waste Wise Tool – Click HERE
- Email: toxictaxi@greatersudbury.ca
- The Toxic Taxi operates, as required, Monday to Friday, between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. (excluding statutory holidays).
*This is posted here as a convenience and subject to change. Double check with the city here. The above email may not be current.
Household Hazardous Waste Depot (HHWD)
NOTICE: The HHWD is a public service/benefit.
The Household Hazardous Waste Depot is located at 1853 Frobisher Street, off of Falconbridge Road, in behind the automobile dealership, and to the right of the recycling depot.
For details, click on the brown buiding.
- March 8*
- April 5, 12, 19, 26*
- May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31*
- June 14*
- July 12*
- August 9*
- September 6, 13, 20, 27*
- October 4, 11, 18, 25*
- November 8*
- December 13*
*This is posted here as a convenience and subject to change. Double check with the city here, as this is a public service/benefit.
ASBESTOS
Asbestos Disposal
While the city landfill does accept asbestos, 222-BINS does NOT haul this product, nor should you place any loose material-containing-asbestos products in the bin.
You must call the City at 311 during regular business hours at least 48 hours before delivering asbestos. They must know the quantity and anticipated arrival time of the waste. The city will then call you back with instructions.
Do not dispose of the asbestos until you have spoken to the Environmental Services Division.
Asbestos must not be co-mingled with other waste and must be delivered and disposed of in accordance with provincial or federal statutes or regulations.
SYRINGES & MEDS
Medications and Sharps
Medications and Sharps (Syringes, Needles and Lancets)
You can bring your unused or expired medications and sharps (syringes, needles and lancets) to your local pharmacies where they will collect and dispose of them.
Confirm with your pharmacy that they accept expired or unused medicines and sharps or locate a pharmacy near you that accepts medications and sharps.
Visit any participating pharmacy to receive an approved sharps container, free of charge.
If your local pharmacy is unable to accept expired or unused medications then bring them to the City’s Household Hazardous Waste Depot.
If you are a pharmacy wanting to learn more, please contact Stewardship Ontario.
PLEASE DO NOT PLACE ANY NEEDLES IN OUR BINS.
It not only endangers the lives of our drivers but also landfill operators and attendants. Thanks!
RECYCLING
Recycling Centre
The Recycling Centre , which is a is a public service/benefit.is located at 1825 Frobisher Street, off of Falconbridge Road, in behind the automobile dealership, and to the left of the Hazardous Waste Depot.
For details, click on the brown buiding.
*This is posted here as a convenience and subject to change. Double check with the city here, as this is a public service/benefit.
DROP-OFF DEPOT
The Drop-off Depot is open *24 hours a day, seven days a week. The Recycling Plant counter is open *Monday to Friday from *7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays from *9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for purchase of backyard composters, kitchen collectors and Big Blues.<br>
For details, click on the blue bins photo.
*This is posted here as a convenience and subject to change. Double check with the city here, as this is a public service/benefit.
WHAT CAN YOU RECYCLE INSTEAD OF PUTTING IN THE BIN ?
*Providing they are rinsed and cleaned, the following items can go into the curbside blue boxes instead of your bin:
- Aseptic and polycoat containers (juice boxes/milk cartons).
- Cardboard and boxboard
- Clear and coloured glass containers
- Disposable aluminum foil, plates and trays
- Metal and cardboard food and beverage cans
- Paint and stain cans that are empty and dry
- Empty aerosol cans
- Plastic containers #1, 2, 4, 5 and 6
- Rigid foam packaging (no foam peanuts or flex foam)
- Non-treated paper bags/gift bags
- Plastic stretch bags
- Paper, books, magazines
*This is posted here as a convenience and subject to change. Double check with the city here.
Thank you for diverting recyclables away form our landfill sites!!!
APPLIANCES & SAVING MONEY
Keep some of that tipping fees cash in your pocket by omitting the following list from your bin. Simply place the appliances in a visible location on level ground as close as possible to the roadway so they don’t tip over. This is very important for CFC-containing appliances. Be mindful not to damage to the pipes that contain the CFC’s. CFC’s are considered ozone depleting substances. The city will remove these appliances within about a week, and if they don’t, the local scrap scavengers are sure to get to them.
- Air Conditioners
- Dehumidifiers
- Dishwashers
- Dryers
- Freezers (doors must be removed)
- Hot Water Tanks
- Microwaves
- Ovens
- Range Hoods
- Refrigerators (must remove doors)
- Washing Machines
- Water Coolers
*This is posted here as a convenience and subject to change.
Double check with the city here.
TIRES
To keep tires out of landfills, tire producers are now responsible for ensuring used tires are collected and recycled or reused.
*222-BINS is not affiliated with the RPRA organization.
TIRES
If you’re going to put tires in the bin regardless of recommendations, at least place them stacked in the very front of the bin, so when dumped, the landfill personnel can access them relatively safely in order to divert the tires to tire storage area. Bin Here…Bin There has a long standing standard safety policy that we do not “dumpster dive”, nor go rummaging through dumped waste, so if the city charges us additional fees, we then pass those costs on to you. Your cooperation in observing the restrictions are greatly appreciated at all levels of this process. Thank You! ツ
PLEASE DO NOT PLACE ANY TIRES IN OUR BINS.
It has the potential to endanger landfill operators and attendants. Thanks!