148 Armstrong Avenue, Georgetown, ON
ANYBINS
Waste Services Inc.
A. We carry 6, 10, 14, 20, 30, and 40 cubic yard bins. For the dimensions of each bin size, please refer to the Bin Sizes on our services page.
A. Please refer to the Bin Sizes on our services page. If you are still unsure of what size bin you may require, please contact us.
A. You may open an account by filing out our credit application found here. (Credit Application Download)
Once complete, send it to us and someone will be in touch with you in the coming days.
A. We are open Monday to Friday from 7:30am to 5:00pm.
Saturday from 7:30am to 3:00pm.
Sunday - Closed
Emergency Services Available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
A. Our deliveries are made between 7am and 5pm; we are unable to give specific times. We will try to accommodate delivery requests, as best we can, at the time of booking.
A. Consists only of:
Please do not mix anything else in a clean fill bin. All contents must be kept separate from each other. Failure to keep contents separate will result in additional charges.
NOTE: Any combination/mixed loads will be dumped at landfill at per tonne pricing.
A. Non-hazardous solid waste includes General household debris, Roofing, Construction, Wood, Shrubs/Trees.
DO NOT INCLUDE hazardous waste such as used oil, liquid paints, cleaning chemicals and propane tanks.
A. Whenever possible, waste is delivered to Ministry-approved resource recovery facilities. Recyclable or reusable items are separated to minimize the volume of waste that reaches a landfill.
A. More information can be found at the Ontario Ministry of the Environment’s website.
A. This depends on the size and style of bin depending on your needs. Please contact us and a member of our expert staff will assist you.
A. The bin may be kept for 7 days (Residential Only). After 7 days there is a charge of $10.00 per day. We do not pick up the bin automatically. You need to arrange pick up with our office.
A. If the bin is positioned on private property belonging to the customer, there is no permit required. If the bin needs to be placed on the road, or blocking a sidewalk, or driveway any where in the surrounding GTA area it Is the responsibility of the customer to acquire a permit of that municipality. If you are unsure of how to acquire a permit, feel free to contact us, and we will be happy to provide you with the necessary information.
A. The contents of the bin must be kept level with the sides of the container. We must be able to tarp the bin when we pick it up. Failure to keep the contents level with the sides may result in the load being refused.
A. If a bin is ordered before 12:00pm we can usually deliver it the same day. Service is guaranteed in 24 hours unless otherwise told.
A. Follow this link to order a bin online or simply call our office and we will arrange delivery for you.
A. Yes. Clean fill bins are available and are charged on a flat rate basis, the cost depends on the size of the bin. Sizes available are 6, 10, and 14 cubic yard, please refer to the Bin Sizes on our services page
A. There are two payment methods, cash or credit card. Cash payment requires deposit upon delivery. Upon pick up, you will either receive a credit or a balance owing statement via mail. We also accept Visa or MasterCard, which does not require a deposit with your pre-authorized payment.
Differentiating between Solid and Hazardous Waste
We are often asked what can I, and what cannot I not put in my disposal bin. Only solid non-hazardous waste can be put into our disposal bins. Solid non-hazardous waste is any waste that is not liquid, and/or hazardous. So what is hazardous waste?
Hazardous waste, as listed under Ontario law (regulation 347), is broken down into 5 separate categories.
Listed Wastes
Characteristic Wastes
Pathological Wastes
Polychlorinated Biphenyl (PCB) Wastes
Radioactive Wastes
All of the aforementioned wastes are very dangerous, and harmful to both human health and the environment. These wastes must be properly stored, transported, treated, and disposed of. Failure to do so can pose a serious threat. If you are unsure of whether or not your waste is hazardous contact your local municipality, or visit
http://www.ontario.ca/page/hazardous-waste-management-business-and-industry for more information
Address:
148 Armstrong Avenue
Georgetown, Ontario