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Tell us the size, where the bin will sit and when you need it, and we will send your request to local bin rental companies in Ottawa, who reply to you by email.

On the street: a bin on the road, boulevard, sidewalk or a public laneway needs the City's Temporary Construction-related Encroachment (TCE) permit first: $101 for 10 working days or less, $998 for longer or a renewal, plus rental with a $41 daily minimum (2026, non-refundable). The City needs at least 10 business days to process it. The permit holder clears snow from the area and supplies the traffic-control devices. The City accepts applications from residents, contractors or construction companies: agree in writing who applies.
Private road or condo: ask your condominium corporation or property manager where a bin may go.

Asbestos never goes in an ordinary bin (Ontario Reg. 347, s.17). For removal and disposal, see ottawaabatement.com.

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How It Works

  • Tell us the bin size if you know it, where it will sit, the drop-off date, how many days and what is going in
  • We send your request on to local bin rental companies in the Ottawa Construction Network directory
  • They reply to you by email with a price and their terms
  • Compare the replies and decide, with no obligation. We own no bins and deliver nothing.

What to Ask Before You Book

  • Which pricing model the price uses: all-in with tonnes included, or a bin fee plus disposal per tonne
  • How many days and tonnes are included, and what an extra day costs
  • The company's list of refused and surcharged items, in writing
  • For a street spot, who applies for the City's TCE permit, and whether the price includes it
  • Whether boards or planks go under the bin, and who pays for damage to a driveway or lawn
  • The cancellation terms; the Consumer Protection Act's 10-day cancellation applies to direct agreements, made in person away from the company's place of business
  • We do not screen or verify companies, so check these yourself before you book

Contact Information

How Requests Are Sent Your request goes to the Ottawa Construction Network, which passes it on to local bin rental companies. They reply to you by email.
Street, Driveway or Condo A bin on the road, boulevard, sidewalk or a public laneway needs the City's Temporary Construction-related Encroachment (TCE) permit, with at least 10 business days to process. The end of a driveway near the street can be City land: check geoOttawa or ask the City's ROW Permit Office. On a private road or condo lot, ask your property manager.
Service Area City of Ottawa: Ottawa Central, Glebe, Old Ottawa South, Westboro, Hintonburg, Sandy Hill, Rockcliffe Park, Alta Vista, Kanata, Barrhaven, Orleans, Nepean, Gloucester, Stittsville, Manotick, Riverside South, Findlay Creek, Greely, Hunt Club, Bells Corners, Vanier, Ottawa South

Part of the Ottawa Construction Network

Ottawa Construction Bins is a bin request matching service within the Ottawa Construction Network, passing Ottawa homeowners' bin requests to local bin rental companies.

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