The RMOW’s Waste Transfer Station is located in the Callaghan Valley and operated on a contractual basis by GFL Environmental Inc.
All done with your Christmas tree? Christmas tree drop-off is available at the Nesters and Function Junction Waste depots from Thursday, December 26 until Sunday, January 12. Please ensure all tinsel and ornaments are removed from your tree. Thank you for disposing of your Christmas tree responsibly.
Please also note that tipping fee rates for tehare changing on Jan. 1.
Commercial and residential waste that cannot be accommodated at the Nesters and Function Junction residential waste depots must be delivered to the Whistler Waste Transfer station, including:
- Commercial garbage, organics and recyclable materials
- Residential garbage, organics and recyclable materials from strata’s with 12 or more units
- Commercial landscaping and wood waste
- Commercial construction waste
- Large household items (such as mattresses, tires and large appliances)
Hazardous waste such as asbestos drywall, fuels, solvents, batteries and medications are not accepted at the Whistler Waste Transfer Station. Please use the Waste Wizard to find a disposal location for these items.
Whistler Waste Transfer Station Location
100 Brandywine Forest Service Road in the Callaghan Valley (approximately 7 km south of Function Junction off Highway 99 and the Callaghan Valley Road)
Hours of operation
9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. daily. Closed on December 25th and January 1st.
The Whistler Waste Transfer Station is busiest from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and from 3:30 p.m. to 4:45 p.m. If possible, please time your visit outside of these hours to decrease wait times at the weigh scale.
Accepted materials and fees
There is a minimum charge of $5 per vehicle disposing of materials at the Waste Transfer Station with the exception of any material or item indicated as free. Please note that fees will be increasing on Jan. 1, 2025.
Including fridges, stoves, A/C units, hot water tanks, washers, dryers, and freezers.
Cost:
- $0 for appliances without refrigerant
- $0 for appliances with refrigerant
- Cost: $381 per tonne
- A Gypsum Declaration Form must be completed for each load and is also available on-site. Used drywall from residents must be double bagged and sealed prior to arrival. Maximum 10 bags per trip and 4 trips per year. Used drywall from companies/ business must be date stamped post 1990 OR accompanied by a hazard assessment and/or lab results confirming NO asbestos. Please see the Gypsum Brochure for additional information.
- Cost: $221 per tonne
- Construction waste includes tar roofing paper, carpet, insulation, etc. (not recyclable items or wood)
- Cost: $221 per tonne
- Cost: $20 each (maximum 5)
Cost:
- $10 per tire off rim
- $25 per tire on rim
- Bicycle tires are free
Cost:
- $30 per tonne if unchipped
- FREE if chipped
Cost:
- $120 per tonne if unchipped
- FREE if chipped
- Land clearing or yard waste, no ply or particle board, must be free of paint, plastics or other coating. Some nails are okay.
- NO invasive plant species, rocks or dirt.
- Cost: $180 per tonne
- Dimensional lumber and cut-offs, non-laminated engineered wood (e.g. MDF), chipboard (OSB), plywood, and engineered beams.
- NO preserved or pressure treated wood, creosote, wooden furniture, painted wood, cedar (including shingles, shakes, decking, fencing and siding), and no laminate (e.g. countertops).
- Cost: Free
- Cost: $40 per tonne
- Cost: $496 per tonne
- Load of landfill waste containing more than 25% recyclable or organic material. (e.g., cardboard, wood, yard waste, metal etc.)
- Cost: $80 per tonne
- Cost: Free
- Cardboard, flexible plastics, mixed paper, mixed containers, glass containers, bike tires, Styrofoam, propane tanks, paint
- Cost: $240 per tonne
As per Schedule A – Solid Waste Bylaw No. 2139 2017
- Cost: $30
Cost:
- $30 per cubic meter for all liquid waste delivered via meter at the WWTP except as identified as below
- $2.75 per cubic meter for all septage delivered from residential septic tanks within the RMOW
- $1.50 per cubic meter for aerated holding tanks within the RMOW as approved under RMOW Bylaw No. 551, Septage from RMOW Transfer Station and Whistler Compost Plant
Tip material must be under 2.5 m in length.
2025 Tipping Fee Schedule
Solid Waste Type | Current Tip Fee | New Tip Fee |
Minimum charge at the municipal waste transfer station | $5 per vehicle | $6 per vehicle |
Biosolids | $240 per tonne | $252 per tonne |
Clean land clearing wood waste, unchipped | $120 per tonne | $122 per tonne |
Clean yard waste, unchipped | $30 per tonne | $35 per tonne |
Bulky items | $221 per tonne | $232 per tonne |
Landfill waste | $221 per tonne | $232 per tonne |
Construction and demolition waste (New) | $221 per tonne | $232 per tonne |
Banned materials surcharge (waste stream with more than 25% recyclables) | $496 per tonne ($275+$221) | $522 per tonne ($290+$232) |
Mattresses | $20 each | $22 each |
Passenger and light truck tires | $10 per tire or $25 per tire with rim | $12 per tire or $27 per tire with rim |
Gypsum board | $381 per tonne | $401 per tonne |
Invasive species and noxious plant matter | $40 per tonne | $42 per tonne |
Septage A (all liquid waste delivered via meter at the WWTP except as identified in “B” below) | $30 per cubic metre | $76 per cubic metre |
Septage B (all liquid waste delivered from residential septic tanks within the RMOW) | $2.75 per cub metre | Removed from schedule |
Learn more
Take a video tour of the Whistler Transfer Station.
Contact
Infrastructure Services
604-935-8190
zerowaste@whistler.ca
To set up a business customer account for the Transfer Station please contact the RMOW at finance@whistler.ca.