Eco Station Accepted Items and Fees

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Eco Stations accept household hazardous waste, appliances, electronics and large bulky items that can't be set out with your garbage or recycling.

Eco Stations and the Edmonton Waste Management Centre (EWMC) are no longer accepting tires from commercial customers.

Residents will be limited to 8 tires per day (includes passenger vehicle, motorcycle and ATV tires).

Limiting tire drop-off to residents ensures storage space is prioritized for the disposal of other items at Eco Stations and the EWMC, such as household hazardous waste, electronics, appliances and more.

Eco Station attendants have final say about accepted items and fees.

Payment methods accepted: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Debit and Cash.

Accepted Items - From Residents

Item	Fees
Appliances and Electronics (E-Waste) Includes: any item with a battery or cord. See a detailed list. Note: fees apply to any appliances that use refrigerants - refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, ice makers, dehumidifiers, water coolers.	No charge Items needing refrigerant removal - $21 per item
Lighting Includes: light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and lighting fixtures	No charge
Household Hazardous Waste Includes: automotive fluids, batteries, chemicals, glues and adhesives, paints and stains (max container size: 20L). See a detailed list and safety tips Note: hazardous waste from business is not accepted.	No charge
Scrap Metal Includes: BBQs, bicycles, rebar, filing cabinets, plumbing fixtures, frying pans and other worn-out metal items	No charge
Styrofoam Includes: large Styrofoam pieces like blocks, packaging and coolers	No charge
Tires Includes: passenger vehicle, motorcycle and ATV tires	No charge
Yard Waste Includes: grass clippings, leaves, mulch, tree cones and needles, yard and garden trimmings, branches, roots, tree stumps and trunks Elm wood is not accepted at Eco Stations. It can be burned completely or disposed of at the Edmonton Waste Management Centre at no charge. Do not store or transport elm wood with other yard waste Sod, Soil and Rocks are not considered yard waste and will be charged a disposal fee Note: material must be loose or in paper bags. Plastic bags need to be emptied on-site	No charge
Household Garbage (Bagged) Note: drop off up to 2 bags per day for free. Bags must be residential size (75L or similar volume). No recycling, food scraps or yard waste can be mixed in, or a fee will apply. Large renovation materials, such as toilets, cabinets and concrete, will be subject to a fee. Eco Stations accept larger volumes of garbage for a fee.	No charge - up to 2 bags $11 - up to 6 bags $21 - up to 10 bags

Item

Fees

Appliances and Electronics (E-Waste)

Includes: any item with a battery or cord. See a detailed list.
Note: fees apply to any appliances that use refrigerants - refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, ice makers, dehumidifiers, water coolers.

No charge

Items needing refrigerant removal - $21 per item

Lighting

Includes: light bulbs, fluorescent tubes and lighting fixtures

No charge

Household Hazardous Waste

Includes: automotive fluids, batteries, chemicals, glues and adhesives, paints and stains (max container size: 20L).
See a detailed list and safety tips
Note: hazardous waste from business is not accepted.

No charge

Scrap Metal

Includes: BBQs, bicycles, rebar, filing cabinets, plumbing fixtures, frying pans and other worn-out metal items

No charge

Styrofoam

Includes: large Styrofoam pieces like blocks, packaging and coolers

No charge

Tires

Includes: passenger vehicle, motorcycle and ATV tires

No charge

Yard Waste

Includes: grass clippings, leaves, mulch, tree cones and needles, yard and garden trimmings, branches, roots, tree stumps and trunks
Elm wood is not accepted at Eco Stations. It can be burned completely or disposed of at the Edmonton Waste Management Centre at no charge. Do not store or transport elm wood with other yard waste
Sod, Soil and Rocks are not considered yard waste and will be charged a disposal fee
Note: material must be loose or in paper bags. Plastic bags need to be emptied on-site

No charge

Household Garbage (Bagged)

Note: drop off up to 2 bags per day for free. Bags must be residential size (75L or similar volume). No recycling, food scraps or yard waste can be mixed in, or a fee will apply. Large renovation materials, such as toilets, cabinets and concrete, will be subject to a fee. Eco Stations accept larger volumes of garbage for a fee.

No charge - up to 2 bags
$11 - up to 6 bags
$21 - up to 10 bags

Bulky Items and Furniture
Small items (chair, toilet or item of similar size)	$11 per item
Large items (sofa or item of similar size)	$21per item
Mattresses and box springs	$19 per item

Bulky Items and Furniture

Small items (chair, toilet or item of similar size)

$11 per item

Large items (sofa or item of similar size)

$21per item

Mattresses and box springs

$19 per item

Loose and Mixed Waste Includes: renovation waste, soil, sod, gravel, lumber, shingles, wood and vinyl siding, fencing, and other mixed waste
Load Type	Fees	Example
Partial half-tonne load	$31
Level half-tonne load	$41
Heaping half-tonne load	$51
Other vehicle types	$51+

Loose and Mixed Waste

Includes: renovation waste, soil, sod, gravel, lumber, shingles, wood and vinyl siding, fencing, and other mixed waste

Load Type

Fees

Example

Partial half-tonne load

$31

Level half-tonne load

$41

Heaping half-tonne load

$51

Other vehicle types

$51+

Accepted Items - From Businesses

Businesses (including junk removal companies) and other non-residential organizations can also drop off waste at Eco Stations. The accepted items and fees are the same as those listed for residents, with some important exceptions:

Tires are not accepted from businesses and non-residential organizations. Limiting tire drop-off to residents ensures storage space is prioritized for the disposal of other items at Eco Stations and the EWMC, such as household hazardous waste, electronics, appliances and more.

Household Hazardous Waste that falls under the new Hazardous and Special Products (HSP) stream can be dropped off by commercial customers. Learn about the changes.

Ballasts containing PCBs are not accepted from businesses and non-residential organizations.

There is a fee to drop off light bulbs and fluorescent tubes (50¢ per CFL, $1 per tube) for businesses and non-residential organizations.

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Summer Hours (began April 1, 2025)
Monday - Sunday	8am-6pm
Statutory Holidays	Closed

Summer Hours (began April 1, 2025)

Monday - Sunday

8am-6pm

Statutory Holidays

Closed

Eco Station Accepted Items and Fees

Accepted Items - From Residents

Item

Fees

Appliances and Electronics (E-Waste)

Lighting

Household Hazardous Waste

Scrap Metal

Styrofoam

Tires

Yard Waste

Household Garbage (Bagged)

Bulky Items and Furniture

Loose and Mixed Waste

Accepted Items - From Businesses

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