Please download our Clear Bag Program Flyer for information about the new clear bag program in Annapolis Royal effective April 1, 2008.

Construction and demolition debris includes waste lumber, asphalt shingles, plaster and wood lath, gyproc, etc. These must be taken to the following locations. Hours and fees may vary, so please call ahead for details.

Valley Waste Western Management Centre in Lawrencetown (877) 927-8300
Rick Thomas, Digby Salvage & Disposal, Middle Road, Digby County (902) 245-4297

Arlington Heights Construction and Asbestos Disposal Site
1481 Arligton Rd.Bridgetown
Phone: (902) 665-4650 or (902) 825-8349   Fax:(902) 665-4272
e-mail:demolition@eastlink.ca
Site Hours: Mon-Fri 8-5 Sat 8-12 after hours by apt.
Material:construction and demolition debris and asbestos waste. We also offer dumpsters and trailers for hauling your waste,and can assists withany watse disposal question and offer demolition services.

Material	Disposal	Contact
construction & demolition debris (including waste lumber, asphaly shingles, plaster and wood lath, gyproc, etc.)	Valley Waste Management Authority Transfer Station, Lawrencetown	(877) 927-8300
construction & demolition debris	Torbrook Construction & Demolition Site	(902) 765-9199
construction & demolition debris	Rick Thomas. Digby Salavage & Disposal, Middle Road, Digby County	(902) 245-4297
car batteries	drop off at Enviro Depot in Lequille	(902) 532-7440
rechargeable NiCad batteries	recycled at Home HardwareRadio Shack	(902) 532-7080 or (902) 532-7037
non rechargeable household batteries	household hazardous waste drop off at Lawrencetown Transfer Station
Car tires (up to 4 tires at a time)	any tire dealership
propane cylinders	drop off at Home Hardware or Lequille Country Store (a nominal fee may apply)
small household appliances, furniture, scrap metal (except auto parts), but nothing too big for one person to handle	Spring and Fall clean-up (items should be separated into metal, wood and other)	(902) 532-2043 (Town Hall)
Other household hazardous waste (cleaner, paint, etc.)	household hazardous waste drop off at Lawrencetown Transfer Station