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Fort Saskatchewan junk removal & disposal guide

Use Fort Saskatchewan’s Transfer + Eco Station for residential bulky waste, recycling and special materials.

Hours. Self-haul oversized household waste to the Transfer + Eco Station; large items are not collected in the regular cart. Transfer + Eco Station. Daily 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed statutory holidays.

Contact details and disposal conditions may change; confirm current information with the linked official source before visiting.

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Fort Saskatchewan disposal at a glance

Large-item routeSelf-haul oversized household waste to the Transfer + Eco Station; large items are not collected in the regular cart.
Facility / addressTransfer + Eco Station, 8609 111 Street, Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 4P6.
Phone / contactWaste services: 780-992-6152; waste@fortsask.ca.
Hours / timingDaily 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed statutory holidays.

Local drop-off & pickup details

Practical local details to check before you load, set out or book a large item.

Large-item route
Self-haul oversized household waste to the Transfer + Eco Station; large items are not collected in the regular cart.
Facility / address
Transfer + Eco Station, 8609 111 Street, Fort Saskatchewan, AB T8L 4P6.
Phone / contact
Waste services: 780-992-6152; waste@fortsask.ca.
Hours / timing
Daily 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; closed statutory holidays.
General waste
Current posted rate: $0.24/kg with a $4.20 minimum.
Mattress fee
Mattresses are charged by weight plus a $20 per-unit surcharge; box springs do not carry that extra surcharge.
Free diversion
Residents have no-charge routes for yard material, metal, cardboard, recycling, tires, propane, batteries, electronics, oil/glycol and paint under the current station rules.
Special items
A wide range of recyclable and special materials are accepted without a disposal charge for residents, including electronics, tires, propane cylinders, batteries, used oil/glycol and paint. Separate them from paid general waste.
Material routes covered
Furniture & mattresses; Electronics; Household hazardous waste; Renovation debris; Tires
LOCAL DISPOSAL OPTIONS

How to dispose of common items in Fort Saskatchewan

Mattresses, couches and household furniture

Furniture can go through the general waste stream at the Transfer + Eco Station. Mattresses are handled separately because the site adds a per-unit surcharge on top of the weight charge.

Appliances, electronics, paint, propane and other special items

A wide range of recyclable and special materials are accepted without a disposal charge for residents, including electronics, tires, propane cylinders, batteries, used oil/glycol and paint. Separate them from paid general waste.

Renovation, construction and yard debris

Construction and demolition material should be checked against the station’s current accepted list and fee schedule. Keep recyclable metal out of mixed project debris so it can use the diversion stream.

Before unloading at the Transfer + Eco Station

Separate paid garbage and mattresses from recycling. Unknown chemicals are not accepted. Refrigerant appliances have a separate fee; do not put hazardous material in the general waste load.

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Specific disposal detail checked October 13, 2026: The Transfer + Eco Station lists mattresses at $0.24 per kilogram plus a $20 charge per mattress; the extra $20 does not apply to box springs. A $4.20 minimum scale charge is also listed. This check covers the named detail only. Confirm present availability with the linked municipality or operator before travelling.

Official source links and limits

Contact details and disposal conditions may change; confirm current information with the linked official source before visiting. Other material guidance retains its earlier review scope; follow the linked operator instructions for current restrictions and fees.

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