Household Collections and Residual Materials

Ecocentres is the training ground for responsible waste management — the place where tricky items get recovered, reused, or recycled instead of ending up in the landfill. Construction materials, tires, furniture, electronics, bulky items, hazardous household waste can be brought year-round to an Agglomeration of Montréal ecocentres or, to ecocentre collections organized by the City of Pointe-Claire.

NEW: Used Clothing Collection

A new service will be available starting at the next ecocentre on May 9: the collection of used clothing. Bring your unwanted textiles to give them a second life and help reduce waste.

Local Ecocentres in Pointe-Claire

The 2026 ecocentre collection in Pointe-Claire will take place on the following Saturdays: May 9, July 11, September 12 and October 17.

Ecocentre collections take place at the Public Works yard located at 50 Terra-Cotta Avenue from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bring your items, follow the directions and the ecocentre team will be there to help you.

Note, household hazardous waste items will no longer be collected at the Pointe-Claire ecocentre. These items need to be disposed of at any of the Montréal ecocentres. Complete information about the ecocentres drop-off sites can be found on the Montréal Hazardous household waste page.

Items You Can Bring to The Ecocentre

Devices containing halocarbons (refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, water coolers, dehumidifiers)
Household and electrical appliances
Motorized devices (remove fuel)
Household items and bulky waste
Sports equipment
Upholstered items (sofas, armchairs, and mattresses)
Excavation materials (maximum size of 2.4 m x 1.2 m)

Computer and electronic devices
Ferrous and non-ferrous metals (maximum size of 2.4 m x 1.2 m)
Tires and separate rims
Construction debris (maximum size of 2.4 m x 1.2 m)
Green waste
Textiles and used clothing
Pieces of wood, pallets
Fences

Additional Services Offered at the Pointe-Claire Ecocentres

Document shredding

The Bin Team knows every great play starts with a clean slate — and that includes your paperwork. At the Pointe-Claire ecocentre, residents can take advantage of on-site document shredding to safely dispose of sensitive papers. Any paper is accepted, staples and bindings included. Just remove paper clips, plastic covers, and binders before shredding.

Compost & wood chip distribution (Upon availability)

Depending on availability during select ecocentre collection dates, Pointe-Claire residents may pick up compost and wood chips. Before each event, check this page for the latest update on what is being offered. To keep things fair for the whole community team, please limit your pickup to 100 L per person. Don't forget your shovel and containers!

Saturday, May 9: compost and wood chips will be available.

Ecocentres of the Montréal Agglomeration

Montréal operates a network of ecocentres who offer drop-off service year-round. The service is free of charge to citizens for a maximum of 12 m³(cubic meters) of materials per year. Beyond this volume, fees will be charged. Hazardous household waste is also accepted at these ecocentres. As of summer 2026, Agglomeration of Montréal ecocentres will be closed on Mondays, including during the summer period.

Montréal ecocentres located closest to Pointe-Claire are:
Saint-Laurent
3535 Sartelon Street
Saint-Laurent, QC H4R 0K5
For further information and operating hours visit Écocentre Saint-Laurent.

Get directions

LaSalle
7272 Saint-Patrick Street
LaSalle, QC H8N 2W7
For further information and operations hours visit the Écocentre Lasalle.

Get directions

Note, proof of residence with address and photo is required. Complete information can be found on the How To Take Items to an Écocentre or, call 514-872-0384.

Quantity of Materials

A nine-foot van-type truck can move the equivalent of 12 m³of materials. If we represent this volume with common objects, it can include a two-seater sofa, a TV stand, a television, a kitchen table and two chairs, a double bed, a wardrobe or a medium dresser, a small work desk and its chair, a refrigerator, an oven, a microwave, and four cardboard boxes.