How much does dumpster rental cost in Wasaga Beach?

Cost depends on bin size, how long you keep it, and the weight of the load once it's disposed of at a County of Simcoe facility, so request a quote directly rather than assuming a flat number. Ontario's 13% HST applies on top of the hauler's quote.

Do I need a permit to put a bin on my street in Wasaga Beach?

Yes, if the bin sits anywhere beyond your property line — on the boulevard, sidewalk, roadway, or a public lane. The Town of Wasaga Beach requires a Road Occupation Permit for exactly this kind of temporary placement during a construction, renovation, or demolition project. Applications go through the town's online Permit Portal, and the permit is generally valid for a two-year term. A bin kept entirely on your driveway doesn't need one.

What size dumpster do I need for a cottage renovation in Wasaga Beach?

Seasonal properties and cottages often generate smaller loads than a full house renovation, so haulers serving Wasaga Beach can size a bin to match — from compact units for a deck teardown to larger roll-offs for a full interior gut. Tell the hauler your project and rough debris volume for a matching quote.

What can't go in a rented dumpster in Wasaga Beach?

County of Simcoe rules keep household hazardous waste — paints, pesticides, propane tanks, batteries, and similar items — out of regular disposal; it has to go through one of the county's five dedicated hazardous waste depots instead. Ask your hauler which materials are excluded before the bin arrives.

Where does renovation debris from a Wasaga Beach job get disposed of?

Wasaga Beach falls under the County of Simcoe's waste system, which runs three active landfills and five transfer stations across the county rather than a facility inside the town itself. The nearest sites are typically the Nottawasaga and Collingwood locations, though a hauler will route the load to whichever site fits the job.

How much does it cost to drop off shingles or drywall in Simcoe County?

Under the 2024 tipping fee schedule, asphalt shingles and drywall are billed at $75 per tonne with a $15 minimum, while general garbage runs $155 per tonne. Scrap metal, clean tires, and e-waste are accepted free of charge, which matters for a renovation load with mixed materials.