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Bulky items / Recoverable Bulky Waste

BULKY ITEMS
Sector-based collections on predetermined dates

Pick-up Schedule by Sector

  • NORTH sector: Pick-up on the 2nd Monday of the month
    (except for May & September: 1st and 3rd Mondays of the month)

  • SOUTH sector: Pick-up on the 4th Monday of the month   
    (except for May & September: 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month)

Door-to-door Collection Service by Sector

2025

NORTH Sector

 SOUTH Sector

January

Monday, January 13

Monday, January 27

February

Monday, February 10

Monday, February 24

March

Monday, March 10

Monday, March 24

April

Monday, April 14

Monday, April 28

May

Monday, May 5

Monday, May 19

Monday, May 12

Monday, May 26

June

Monday, June 9

Monday, June 23

July

Monday, July 14

Monday, July 28

August

Monday, August 11

Monday, August 25

September

Monday, September 1

Monday, September 15

Monday, September 8

Monday, September 22

October

Monday, October 13

Monday, October 27

November

Monday, Novembee 10

Monday, November 24

December

Monday, December 8

Monday, December 22

BULKY ITEMS

ACCEPTED ITEMS
in the home pick-up service

ELIGIBLE ITEMS

Other preferred options

  • Bathtubs, toilets, sinks
  • Cupboards, bookcases, desks, tables, chairs
  • Doors, windows
  • Large cardboard boxes
  • Hot water tanks
  • Mirrors
  • Bicycles

Can be taken to:

  • Municipal Yard
  • Ecocentre

 Construction Material

  • Construction timber, drywall and melamine sheets
  • Hardwood and floating floors
  • Aluminum, wood and vinyl cladding materials
  • Ferrous and non-ferrous metals

NOTE:

The curbside pick-up service for construction material is available only to citizens who carry out small-scale renovation projects themselves.

This service is not available
to contractors carrying out
renovation work for residents.

Can be taken to:

  • Municipal Yard
  • Ecocentre

BULKY ITEMS

 REFUSED ITEMS
in the home pick-up service

INELIGIBLE ITEMS

Where to dispose
of these items
  • Armchairs
  • Couches
  • Upholstered chairs
  • Mattresses and box springs
  • Rugs
  • Household Garbage Collection
  • Tires
  • Specialized stores
  • Firewood
  • Tree trunks and stumps
  • Ecocentre
  • Branches
  • Branch home pick-up service
  • Appliances of all sizes:
    Air conditioners, freezers, ranges, dehumidifiers, dishwashers, washers, dryers, refrigerators, water coolers...
  • Large televisions
  • Recoverable Bulky Items Pick-up service (upon request only)
  • Municipal Yard
  • Heat pumps
  • Ecocentre
  • Asphalt and asphalt shingles
  • Ecocentre

Construction Aggregates

  • Ceramics, brick, mortar, stones, concrete, paving stones, patio stones...
  • Non-contaminated soil, peat and rocks
  • Municipal Yard
  • Ecocentre

Curbside Pick-up Service

Applicable guidelines

  •  No phone or online request required
  •  No garbage bags are accepted
  •  Please place items to be picked up at the curbside, on your property, after 6 p.m. the evening before    collection day
  •  Maximum quantity: 2 cubic metres / household / pick-up

RECOVERABLE BULKY WASTE
Collections on request only

Recoverable bulky items consist of bulky items that are not accepted in sectoral household collections and can only be disposed of on request.


These are essentially two specific types of bulky items:

1)   Household appliances of all sizes:

  • Air conditioners
  • Freezers
  • Stoves
  • Dehumidifiers                  
  • Dishwashers
  • Washing machines
  • Dryers
  • Refrigerators
  • Water coolers   

2)   Large format televisions

  • Televisions with 55-inch screens or larger
  • Built-in televisions

Did you know?

Household refrigerating appliances contain halocarbons that deplete the ozone layer and have a significant impact on climate changes when released into the atmosphere.

That is why appliances collected as recoverable bulky items are sent to a specialized recycler who ensures that the halocarbons are disposed of in accordance with provincial regulations.

What’s more, nearly 95% of the remaining components are recycled!

Rules to follow

Refrigerating appliances must be placed at the curb, on your property (not in the street), on the scheduled pick-up day.  Doors and other closing devices must be removed in order to prevent a child from becoming trapped inside.

Other options

Many retail stores now offer to take back old appliances when you buy new ones. Some will even pick up old refrigerators from your home.

Check with your retailer!



RECOVERABLE BULKY ITEMS

ACCEPTED ITEMS
in the on-demand recoverable bulky item collection

Eligible Items

Other options
to consider

  • Appliances of all sizes:
    Air conditioners, freezers, stoves, dehumidifiers, dishwashers, washing machines, dryers, refrigerators, water coolers...
  • Large-format televisions
  • Municipal Yard

REFUSED ITEMS
in the on-demand recoverable bulky item collection

Ineligible Items

Other options
to consider
  • Armchairs
  • Couches
  • Upholstered chairs
  • Mattresses and box springs
  • Rugs
  • Household Garbage Collection
  • Bathtubs, toilets, sinks
  • Cupboards, libraries, desks, tables, chairs
  • Doors, windows
  • Large cardboard boxes
  • Hot water tanks
  • Mirrors
  • Bicycles
  • Municipal Yard
  • Ecocentre

Construction debris

  • Construction timber, drywall and melamine sheets
  • Hardwood and floating floors
  • Aluminum, wood and vinyl cladding materials
  • Ferrous and non-ferrous metal scrap
  • Municipal Yard
  • Ecocentre

Construction aggregates

  • Ceramics, brick, mortar, stones, concrete, paving stones, patio stones…
  • Non-contaminated soil, peat and rocks
  • Municipal Yard
  • Ecocentre
  • Tires
  • Specialized stores
  • Firewood
  • Tree trunks and stumps
  • Ecocentre
  • Branches
  • Sectoral Branch Collections
  • Heatpumps
  • Ecocentre
  • Asphalt and asphalt shingles
  • Ecocentre

Home collection of recoverable bulky items is a free service available on request only. 

To submit a request for a home collection service for your household appliances or other recoverable bulky items, click on the image below and look for the box entitled “RECOVERABLE BULKY ITEMS”:



OTHER OPTIONS
To dispose of bulky items

Drop-off at the Municipal Yard
Public Works Building
25 Claude-Jodoin Street
Kirkland

Kirkland residents can also dispose of their bulky items by bringing them to the Municipal Yard, which is open to the public according to the following schedule:

Municipal Yard Schedule

May to October

Every Saturday, from 9 am to 12 noon

November to April

1st Saturday of the month, from 9 am to 12 noon

SAINT-LAURENT ECOCENTRE
3535 SARTELON Street
514 872-0384 or 311
ville.montreal.qc.ca/ecocentre

  • Free for Kirkland residents
  • 15-minute drive from Kirkland
  • Accepts most materials - some o which in unlimited quantities
  • Accepts materials from contractors when accompanied by a resident (upon presentation of identification and proof of residency)
  • Opening hours:  Before heading to the Ecocentre, check for opening times by clicking here.

Online Requests

To request home pickup of household appliances or other recoverable bulky waste items:

*Click on "KIRK the dispatcher" and look for the box corresponding to "RECOVERABLE BULKY ITEMS".

To notify us that a collection vehicle is running late in your area, that your items were not picked up on the scheduled collection day, or to report a problem with the behavior of employees providing one of our collection services:

*Click on"KIRK the dispatcher" and look for the box corresponding to "GENERAL PROBLEMS applicable to all types of home collection services".