Canada
Bulk Trash & Large-Item Pickup in Toronto
Confirm when large items are collected, what needs an appointment, and how to prepare your pickup.
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Toronto collects oversized items curbside on garbage day with no appointment or item limit. Set items beside your bin with spacing, remove appliance doors, and use Drop-Off Depots for hazardous or renovation materials.
Service type
Set oversized items beside your garbage bin on the scheduled garbage collection day, leaving at least 0.5 meters (2 feet) of clearance around bins and items.
Limits
Fees: Service is funded through the annual Oversized and Metal Items fee ($22.39 per home in 2025); there is no per-item curbside charge.
Illegal dumping
Report abandoned piles or improper dumping immediately.
Always confirm with the latest official notices or municipal postings before making plans.
What to put at the curb
- Accepted items
- Furniture, Mattresses and box springs, Metal items and appliances with doors removed, Carpets that are rolled, cut, tied, no longer than 4 feet, and no heavier than 20 kilograms
- Not accepted
- Household hazardous waste including paint, pesticides, and batteries, Construction or renovation debris such as drywall, lumber, and tiles, Tires
- Holiday shifts
- Some holiday weeks shift collection by one day; confirm using the City's collection schedule or holiday pages.
Official service info
Source: City of Toronto - Oversized and Metal Items
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Pickup request template
Appointment request email
Hello Public Works, I'd like to arrange a bulk trash pickup at my address in Toronto, Ontario. Your service is listed as "curbside" with this schedule: Set oversized items beside your garbage bin on the scheduled garbage collection day, leaving at least 0.5 meters (2 feet) of clearance around bins and items.. Accepted items: Furniture, Mattresses and box springs, Metal items and appliances with doors removed, Carpets that are rolled, cut, tied, no longer than 4 feet, and no heavier than 20 kilograms. Not accepted: Household hazardous waste including paint, pesticides, and batteries, Construction or renovation debris such as drywall, lumber, and tiles, Tires. Please confirm the next available pickup window and any paperwork needed. Reference: https://www.cityrules.info/bulk-trash/canada/ontario/toronto
Frequently asked questions
Answers are summarized from the city bylaw for quick reference. For the full context, follow the official links below.

