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Household Collections and Residual Materials 
How to Place Bins and Containers
Your wheeled bin, containers, leaf bags (during leaf collections), bulky items, and upholstered items must be placed in your driveway, at the edge of the public road, after 6 PM the night before or before 7 AM on the day of collection.
The wheels and handles of the wheeled bin should be facing your residence.
A space of 30 cm (1 ft) must be maintained around the bin or 45 cm if it is a container.
After Collection
Your bins must be removed by 10 PM on the day of collection. Outside of collection day, the bin should be stored where it is least visible from the street and least disruptive to neighboring properties.
Specific Instructions for Each Collection
Type of collections
Christmas trees Donation boxes, centres and reuse organizations Branch collection Cork Collection Battery collection Household waste Organic waste Recyclables Seasonal leaf collection Household composter Ecocentre Electrobac Bulky items Mattresses and box springs Polystyrene Hazardous household wasteEcocentre
These materials can be dropped off at the Public Works yard during local ecocentres.
Pointe-Claire Ecocentre
Public Works yard
50 Terra-Cotta Avenue
MULTI card or proof of residence with address and photo required.
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Ecocentres in the Agglomeration of Montréal
This service is provided free of charge for a yearly maximum of 12 cubic metres of materials. Beyond this maximum, a fee will be charged. Proof of residence with address and photo is required.
Closest Ecocentres:
- Saint-Laurent – 3535 Sartelon Street, Saint-Laurent
- LaSalle – 7272 Saint-Patrick Street, LaSalle
For more information, please call 514 872-0384 or email ville.montreal.qc.ca/ecocentres
