FAQ

What Items Do You Take?

Ridgebins can dispose of most non-hazardous materials such as construction debris, demolition or renovation debris, yard trimmings, green waste, household junk, scrap metal, dirt, sod, rocks, gravel, cement, concrete, bricks, asphalt, drywall, roofing, and garbage.

Are There Items That You Will Not Take?

There are certain hazardous materials we cannot accept, including chemicals, solvents, oil, gasoline, propane tanks, car batteries, asbestos, or toxic/biological waste.

Important: Any municipal or environmental fees charged for the disposal of these restricted materials are the sole responsibility of the client. We recommend monitoring your rental bin and its contents to avoid unnecessary charges.

For more information on restricted item disposal, please contact:

• 1-800-RECYCLE
• www.metrovancouver.org
• Recycling Council of British Columbia

How High Should the Rental Bin Be Loaded?

Do not load materials above the top edge of your disposal bin. Overloading may result in additional charges, as the bin will need to be unloaded for safe transport.

Can I Move My Rental Bin?

This is a big NO. Any damage caused by moving the bin will result in additional charges. If your needs change, we can reposition the bin for a small fee.

How Much Advance Notice Do You Need to Provide Us With a Bin?

We can usually supply a rental bin the same day you call or the following day. The earlier you inform us, the better the chance we have of delivering the bin when you need it.

What If I Need the Disposal Bin for Longer Than Anticipated?

Our standard rental period is 7 days, but we will do our best to accommodate longer-term rentals. Please contact us to discuss your needs.