Many people don't do the right thing when disposing household hazardous waste! The garage can is…read moreso convenient and easy. These items include propane tanks & camping fuel cylinders, batteries, non-empty paint cans and household cleaners, and compact fluorescent light bulbs to name a few. Anything that is flammable, corrosive, explosive and poisonous to humans do not go in the Blue Recycling Bin or Garbage Bin. Please take these items to a Drop-off Depot for proper disposal....and it's FREE! There is a separate disposal area for regular household waste with a fee structure associated with the weight of the goods being disposed of. Proceed to the scale weighing area.

Tips: - It's kind of like a drive-thru, but you stop at…read morespecific tables to drop off your items. Don't park, as you'll get yelled at. - This depot is open Thursday through Monday, from 8:30 am till 4:30 pm. It's closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. A few weeks back, I had a computer keyboard and mouse that weren't operational. I needed to dispose of them, but where? I did a search and found Markham Household Hazardous Waste Depot. The funny thing is that I have driven past this depot countless times and never knew that it existed. I do now! It was a Saturday. I drove northbound on Rodick Road and made a left turn into the depot. I learned later that I had entered this depot correctly and that it's a one-way path. I thought that I needed to park and then bring my stuff over to two guys sitting behind a desk. I was backing up my car and got yelled at by one of them. It was quite the rude awakening. I always find that if signage isn't clear to me, it needs help. Nowhere did it say that driving in was a one-way direction and that formally parking next to other cars that were parked wasn't allowed. It's the main reason why I took a star off. Rather than yelling at a first-time visitor, how about being more cheerful and tone things down? One of them asked what I had. I said a keyboard and mouse. He said to go up to the pink table. I thanked him and said that it was my first time here. I implied to give me a break from yell-fest 2025. I drove up next to the pink table. There was a guy. I asked if I was at the right place with a keyboard and mouse. He said yes. I then asked if I could park off to the side and fetch my stuff. Heaven forbid getting yelled at a second time. He said yes. I brought my stuff over to the table as he dragged a large bin over. He said to set my items on the table. I did. I thanked him and went back to my car. My keyboard and mouse had served me well. The former was ergonomic and corded. The latter was my first Apple mouse. They were both over a decade old. Farewell! I left and continued running errands. This depot is open Thursday through Monday, from 8:30 am till 4:30 pm. It's closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. I was here at around 1 pm on a Saturday afternoon. One sign said that photo ID was required because this depot is for York region residents only. I never was asked to present photo ID. I am grateful that this place exists. Signage and less yelling would be nice, especially to first-time visitors like me. (318)

It's almost 2025, and it is still as easy as 1-2-3, just like what Allison Y. wrote in her review…read moreback in 2017 :) This hazardous waste depot makes it so easy to dispose electronics and household chemicals. They ask you want you are disposing, check your ID, and you just leave everything at the table, and the staff will help you sort it out. The service is usually fast, and they already have a great system in place to make our lives easier during our visit. The depot is opened everyday except for Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Great location. Staff friendly and helpful. Site is always clean and tidy. Bins are well marked.read more

This recycling depot is a terrific environmentally important operation for the City of Mississauga…read more The facility provides a path for diverting what could easily end up in landfills to other recycling or redeployment options. Vehicles are weighed upon entry and re-weighed before exit; fees apply depending on the items you are disposing which is usually the net weight difference. Lots of signage adorn the place to channel residents to the proper area for drop-off of items. Staff are courteous and helpful.

Consistent with other reviews I was charged double of what I was quoted. The quote is indeed a bait…read moreand switch approach to make an extra buck by using an excessive number of material that if you dont" all your funiture will be damaged".

Tried to scam my elderly parents, were 3 hours late, charged WAY more than quoted for hours they…read moreDIDN'T work and when they didn't promise a positive review they REMOVED ALL THE FURNITURE from the pod despite already being paid. My parents were eventually given a refund after much calling and emailing, and he again tried to withhold the security answer in exchange for a positive email and review. Do not do business with them- the positive reviews are a result of extortion.

Sometimes all you need from a service is a friendly word and a quick answer. Thank you for the fast…read moredropoff service!

When you are trying to clean out the basement and you can dispose of only a few things at a time in…read moreyour city's location, this place you can drop it all off. It did cost money, but it was a blessing to clean out everything. We dropped off paint and a few rusted propane tanks. And only waited 5 minutes as a car was ahead of us. We have done the Erie County drop offs, which are free, but we have wasted a few hours waiting. Now I know we have options if we accumulate things we need to get rid of right away.