Waste and Recycling Pickup in Black Creek, BC
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We provide curbside garbage and recycling services throughout British Columbia including the nearby areas of:
- Campbell River
- Quadra Island
- Denman Island
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) For Residential Garbage Pickup in the Black Creek, BC Area
We are honored to be your neighbor - working, living and playing in the local Black Creek area. We go above and beyond to keep our towns and environment as clean and safe as possible.
- Wheel your carts to the street and place curbside by 6:00 a.m. on your collection day. Do not overload carts. The cart lids must close completely. Overage fees may apply to overflowing carts. Make sure that debris is in the cart. Garbage or waste left beside carts may not be collected.
- The following hazardous household waste items should NOT be treated as everyday garbage and should NOT be disposed of curbside, in your totes, bins or carts:
- Batteries
- Electronics
- Fluorescent light bulbs
- Paint and paint cans
- Used motor oil & filters
- Prescription medications
The following items are included in everyday garbage. These items can be placed in your curbside totes, bins, cans or containers.
- Diapers
- Disposable razors
- Cactus & palm branches
- Cat litter & pet feces
- Glassware & ceramic dishes/cups
- Hoses & wire
- Juice boxes/pouches
- Non-fluorescent light bulbs
- Sheet glass (windows, mirrors, etc.)
- Foam cups or packing materials
- Treated wood (painted, stained, etc.)
What about coronavirus-related items? Many people are purchasing N95 masks to combat COVID-19. Are you wondering if these masks can be recycled in your hometown of Black Creek? The answer is yes. Most masks are made of polypropylene and can be recycled. Latex gloves on the other hand, are generally not recycled. Biohazardous materials should always be disposed of in a proper manner, following the guidelines of your local health department. Even more importantly, make sure that disposal of any haul-off from your jobsite goes only to certified recycling centers and landfills, like those operated by Waste Management.
- Organic or green waste refers to biodegradable items made of all-natural materials. Items included in this category include:
- All meat, bones, dairy & eggshells
- Bread, rice, beans & pasta
- Coffee grounds, filters, tea leaves & bags
- Food-soiled paper containers
- Fruits, vegetables & leftovers
- Paper towels, plates, napkins & cups
- Shredded paper contained in paper bags
- Waxed paper cartons (milk, ice cream, juice, etc.)
- Yard Trimmings, such as:
- -Branches & twigs
- -Flowers, weeds & roots
- -Leaves, grass & plant clippings
- -Uncoated wood & chips
- Scheduled bulk pickups are available to certain Waste Management customers. Terms, fees and conditions may apply. Learn more and easily schedule your “bulky” pickup from your My WM account. Items considered bulky include:
- Appliances, TVs & electronics
- Household furniture
- Scrap metal
- Tires – up to 4 car or light truck tires separated from rims
- Yard trimmings – bundled for composting
- Household baking soda can work wonders at removing garbage container smells. Add ¼ cup baking soda to your garbage receptacle at the beginning of each week. Garbage containers, bins and totes can be washed with regular soap and water. The best time to add the baking soda is when the containers are dry and clean. Clean cat litter can also be substituted for baking soda.
- WM customers can Contact Us to replace a lost receptacle. In some cases, you may be redirected to your municipality for add-a-can service and support.
- Some items are too hazardous for recycling or disposal in a landfill. Search for a drop off location that accepts these items and plan accordingly. Fees, terms, and conditions may apply.
- Paint, stain, varnish, thinner and adhesives
- Automotive products such as old fuel, anti-freeze, brake fluid, motor oil and oil filters
- Household cleaners with ammonia or bleach
- Aerosol cans
- Fluorescent light bulbs and lamps
- Computer equipment
- Dead animals
- Garden products including pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers
- Propane tanks and fire extinguishers
- Pool or photographic chemicals
- Thermostats, thermometers and other items containing mercury
- Expired prescriptions and non-prescription medications (no controlled substances)
- Sharps (syringes, needles, etc.)*
- Ammunitions, firearms**
*Waste Management has a mail-back service for sharps disposal. Contact us to arrange this service.
**Waste Management does not accept these items. Contact your local police or sheriff’s office for disposal instructions.