Book your OVERSIZED ITEMS collection
(formerly known as Bulk Waste collection)
Bookings are now open for collection of Oversized Items in the following areas:
- Britannia, Hickman’s Harbour-Robinson Bight, Lower Lance Cove, Petley, Random Island West (appointments are open to book until July 22)
- Burgoyne’s Cove, Smith Sound (appointments are open to book until July 22)
- Deep Bight, Random Sound West (appointments are open to book until July 22)
- Pouch Cove (appointments are open to book until July 24)
- Carbonear including English Hill ext, Gadden's Mash, Old Highway (appointments are open to book until July 15)
Each ERSB customer is eligible for one collection per year.
To book your appointment, click on the button below.
If you have difficulties booking your appointment, call us at 709-579-7960 or toll-free 1-877-878-2166, or email onlinebookings@ersbnl.ca.
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Residents in our collection areas have access to both drop-off and curbside collection services for disposal of bulk waste.
Oversized Items Curbside Collection Days
Oversized items collection begins on the designated day for your area. It may take a number of days for all bulk waste items to be removed from all residences. For example, furniture may be collected one day and metals on the next day.
Oversized Items (Bulk Waste) Guidelines:
- Place items at your own curb by 7 a.m. on your designated bulk waste collection day. Only your household’s items should be at the curb.
- Place oversized items next to your garbage box or where waste is normally placed for weekly collection.
- Separate metal items from other bulk waste (such as furniture).
- Do not stack items.
- Waste must be accessible and boxes free of snow / debris
- All items must be bagged or bundled and tied. Scattered or loose items will not be collected.
- Individual items must not exceed a maximum of 22 kg (50 lb).
- A maximum of 226 kg (500 lbs) or one pick-up load (whichever is less) will be collected from each household.
- It may take a few days for bulk items to be collected from all residences. Not all materials will necessarily be collected at once—for example, furniture may be collected on day one and metal collected the following day. It’s still important that all material is placed at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on the day collection begins.
Oversized items remaining curbside after collection is complete could result in a penalty. The cost of returning to remove the material and ensure its proper disposal will be charged to the property owner.
ACCEPTED
- Sofas, tables, chairs, and furniture
- Children's toys
- Desks and bookshelves
- Fridges (doors removed), stoves, washers, dryers, and other household appliances
- Box springs and mattresses
- Dressers and bathroom fixtures
- Carpet and flooring tied in rolls less than 1.5 m (4 ft), less than 20 kg (45 lbs)
- Doors and window boxes (glass must be removed)
- Tree limbs tied in bundles less than 1.5 m (4 ft) ,less than 20 kg (45 lbs)
- Glass, securely placed in puncture-proof packaging and marked as BROKEN GLASS
- Iron & removable car parts less than 20 kg (45 lbs) (all fluids must be removed by resident prior to collection)
- Other bulk items normally associated with a household
NOT ACCEPTED
- Scattered or loose items
- Wood over 4 ft long
- Glass that is not securely packed and marked
- Items that do not fit in a pick-up truck
- Electronics * for a full list of items go to the EPRA website link provided below as items have increased effect August 1, 2021
- Fire pits and loose ash
- Shingles and construction materials
- Vehicle parts greater than 20 kg (45 lbs)
- Tires
- Fish nets
- Car wrecks, car chassis, & frames
- Animal carcasses & special wastes
- Hazardous waste - for example: propane tanks, gas, oil, etc.
- Brick & concrete
- Earthen materials, stumps, & large trees
- Recyclables
- Excrement & liquid waste
- Biomedical waste
Illegal Dumping is a crime
Illegal dumping is a serious and unnecessary problem in Newfoundland and Labrador that poses a threat to the environment and our community.
Crime Stoppers encourages the public to report information of any suspicious activity involving the improper disposal of waste, including crimes in progress, as well as details on illegal dumpsite locations.