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Stonewall, Manitoba

Stonewall junk-disposal & bulky-item guide

Stonewall’s regular curbside program is bag-based and large items are the resident’s responsibility to take to the Winfield Road Transfer Station outside town.

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

Quick answer

Stonewall disposal at a glance

Large-item routeUse the Winfield Road Waste Transfer Station for accepted household garbage, bulky waste and separated recycling/special streams. Check volume limits and the accepted-material list before loading.
Facility / addressWinfield Road Waste Transfer Station, 6091E Road 76N (Dump Road), Stonewall, MB.
Hours / timingFriday–Monday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Tuesday–Thursday closed; closed on holidays. Confirm temporary closures before travel.

Local drop-off & pickup details

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

Large-item route
Use the Winfield Road Waste Transfer Station for accepted household garbage, bulky waste and separated recycling/special streams. Check volume limits and the accepted-material list before loading.
Facility / address
Winfield Road Waste Transfer Station, 6091E Road 76N (Dump Road), Stonewall, MB.
Hours / timing
Friday–Monday 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Tuesday–Thursday closed; closed on holidays. Confirm temporary closures before travel.
Large items self-haul
Large items are not part of the normal bag allowance; use the Winfield Road Transfer Station on Road 76 North.
Special streams at transfer station
The transfer station also handles electronics and hazardous-waste streams, so keep these separated from ordinary landfill waste.
Material routes covered
Furniture & mattresses; Appliances; Electronics; Household hazardous waste; Renovation debris
LOCAL DISPOSAL OPTIONS

How to dispose of common items in Stonewall

Mattress and box-spring disposal

A mattress is a large item and should be taken to the Winfield Road Transfer Station rather than placed with the normal curbside bags.

Couches and large furniture

Large furniture follows the transfer-station route. Do not put it in a municipal/campground dumpster or beside regular household bags.

Fridges, freezers and appliances

Appliances should be checked with the transfer station for the correct stream; electronics and hazardous materials have dedicated disposal options.

Drywall and renovation debris

Building material is not ordinary weekly curbside waste. Confirm the transfer station’s current acceptance and fee rules for renovation debris.

Does your property type change the answer?

Stonewall’s normal residential collection allows defined numbers of landfill and yard-waste bags. Bulky objects fall outside that allowance.

Stonewall: weekly bag limits do not create a bulky-item service

Choose the route before loading

Use curbside collection for the defined household bags and the transfer station for objects that cannot be handled that way.

Keep mixed cleanouts separated

Call the Winfield Road site before hauling unusual construction, appliance or hazardous material so it can be sorted correctly.

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Official source links and limits

Checked against 2 official municipal or regional sources on October 5, 2026.

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