• Appliances (limit of one appliance of each type per customer)

  Refrigerators, stoves, freezers, dishwashers, wall ovens, water coolers, microwave ovens, water heaters, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, washers, dryers, barbecues, etc.

• Furniture

  Sofas, chairs, mattresses, box springs, chest of drawers, dining room furniture, etc.

• Small power tools

  Snowblowers, lawn mowers, edgers, chain saws, etc.

• Construction, demolition and renovation waste

  Gypsum board, wood, windows, doors, shingles, heat pumps, etc.

• Household hazardous waste

  Batteries, cooking oil, aerosols, paint, light bulbs, fertilizer, chemicals, compact fluorescent light bulbs, propane tanks, etc.

• Electronic devices

  Televisions, computer monitors, hard disk drives, DVD players, game consoles and any device that must be plugged in or runs on batteries

• Car and truck tires (51 cm [20 cm] maximum diameter, limit of 8 per client)
• Lobster traps (limit of 5 per client)
• Brush, branches and yard waste (including Christmas trees)
• Glass, cardboard and paper

  The items listed above collected during these events will be recycled.

• Ashes
• Metal

• Residential gas or oil tank
• Auto parts (except tires)
• Unsorted bulk waste
• Commercial waste
• Regular waste (blue, green and clear bags)

Our partners at Southeast Eco360 take containers and bins to the selected location, where they set up a clear and safe path to follow with your vehicle, in a drive-through format. Please follow the directions given by Southeast Eco360 staff and be patient.

To facilitate and speed up the unloading process and ensure that your load is not turned away, please sort your waste by type of material.

Glass collected at the Mobile Eco-Depot will be isolated from any other product making it easier to handle, keeping it clean and keeping glass pieces at an acceptable size.

In comparison, the items you put in your blue bags are compacted several times in the truck and then dropped on a concrete floor at the sorting facilities. The sorting line is not equipped to isolate glass from other material. The glass will also most likely be broken down in pieces that are too small for the recycling market. Since it will be sent to the landfill at the end of the line, it's easier to put it in the clear bag from the start.

For the rare pieces that will survive transport, keep in mind how the sorting line is operated. Sorting is done by hand, and although employees wear protective gloves, the presence of pieces of glass still poses a significant risk to employees. It's understandable to request that glass be placed in the clear bag for safety reasons.

If you want your glass containers to be recycled, bring them to a Mobile Eco-depot

It’s free!

Kent residents are welcome to use any Mobile Eco-Depot in the region, even those outside their community.

Example : If you live in Sainte-Marie but missed the Eco-Depot in Bouctouche, you can take your items to a collection event in any other regional location, such as Saint-Antoine, Richibucto, Saint-Paul or even Rogersville if the date suits you better and distance is not an issue.

Please note that only residents can use the service. Commercial and regular residential waste will not be accepted.

Yes, the equivalent of what you can haul in a half-ton truck or utility trailer.

Some items have additional limits, such as appliances, tires and lobster traps. Refer to the list of accepted items for more detail.

Yes. The program is designed to complement existing programs. The goal is to provide even more options for residents to dispose of their bulky items responsibly. We will continue to offer roadside bulky waste collection during the year.