Interior Renovation & Construction Waste Disposal
Renovation debris such as tiles, toilets, bricks, and concrete cannot burn and damages incinerators. Use heavy-duty non-combustible sacks or commercial construction waste services.
Follow these steps
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Separate combustible items (wood, wallpaper, vinyl) from non-combustible items (tiles, concrete, bricks).
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For small amounts (<5 tons): Purchase dedicated non-combustible heavy-duty sacks (20L/50L) from local stores.
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Pack sharp tile fragments carefully inside the sack so they don't pierce through.
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Attach any required sticker and place the sack at the designated collection spot.
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For large renovations (>5 tons): File a construction waste disposal plan with your district office and hire licensed haulers.
Frequently asked question
How should I dispose of kitchen sinks or countertop slabs?
Slabs and sink cabinets should be registered online as bulky waste or broken down into non-combustible sacks.
Where do I throw leftover wallpaper or linoleum flooring?
Paper wallpaper and vinyl flooring burn; fold them into general trash bags, or tie large rolls as bulky waste.