Recycling- Appliances In BC Canada

Recycling Appliances in BC

Out with the old and in with the new, what appliances are you ready to part with?

By:

Nadine |

November 23, 2022

At the end of the year, many BC residents take stock of what they have in their homes and decide to let a few of their old kitchen gadgets or appliances go. This can be to make room for gifts they’re hoping to receive this holiday season or just to finally clear up that counter space so they can cook and bake to their heart’s content.

Are you ready to recycle some of your old appliances Regional-Recycling
Are you ready to recycle some of your old appliances Regional-Recycling

Are you ready to recycle some of your old appliances?

You may be surprised at what we can take off your hand at absolutely no cost to you! If your appliances are no longer what you need but could still be used by another family, we suggest finding a local charity to donate them to. Different charities accept different items, please be sure to check in advance before dropping off large appliances.

Recycling Small Appliances

We accept small appliances at all eight of our recycling depots; Vancouver, Burnaby, Abbotsford, Cloverdale, Richmond, Nanaimo Old Victoria Road, Nanaimo Hayes Road, and Whistler. Bring in your worn-out small appliance for recycling for free at any of these locations. Our team will pack and send out the different products to be recycled at the appropriate processing plants.

Making Recycling Easy In BC Canada
Making Recycling Easy In BC Canada

Small appliance recycling includes the following items:

Water Cooler, Coffee Machine, Deep Fryer, Desk Fan, Dishwasher, Egg Beater, Espresso Machine, Fridge, Heat Pump, Hot Plate, Hot Water Tank, Laundry Dryer, Mixer, Rice Cooker, Stove, Toaster, Furnace / Heater, Toaster Oven /Microwave, Washing Machine, and Blender. If you have an appliance that is not on this list, email us to see if we can recycle it for you at no cost.

Recycling Large Appliances
Recycling Large Appliances

Recycling Large Appliances

Large appliance recycling includes residential fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, oven ranges, and dishwashers. We accept these large appliances free of charge.

For commercial customers, we accept walk-in coolers, walk-in fridges, and commercial air conditioners. Due to the size and labour required to process these commercial items, we charge a nominal fee of $25 for the recycling of each of these large appliances.

Large appliances can be recycled at four of our BC recycling depots, Vancouver, Richmond, Abbotsford, and Cloverdale. We appreciate your understanding, as we cannot process large appliance recycling at any of our other depots.

COMMENTS

2 Comments

  1. Gail Knowlson

    Is it possible to look at the old fridges you have to see if there’s a door handle that matches mine and then purchase it from you?

    Reply
    • Betty

      Hi Gail. We’re sorry, once we take an appliance in to the depot from a customer we can’t allow other people to access it. They are all packaged up and sent to the Steward for them to break down and recycle.

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