10, 20 and 40 Cubic Yard Dumpster Rental in Ahuntsic-Cartierville

Here, yes, and it is written down. Ahuntsic-Cartierville's list of covered cases carries a “Vous êtes un particulier” heading — you are a private individual — and under it sits “place a dumpster on the public roadway”. The eighteen other boroughs of Montreal use that word nowhere in their own lists. In plain terms: owner-occupant or contractor, the moment the dumpster rests on the roadway, in an alley or on a sidewalk, the permit applies.

From $448, taxes included: $48 on issue, then $80 for each day the occupancy stays under 49 m² of street or sidewalk. “From”, because the schedule bills the obstruction of a lane and a full closure separately. These amounts were recorded August 17, 2026 and are replayed every fiscal year: for a job site next year, revalidate them with 311.

For your wallet, yes, on one condition. Under 99 m², unpaved ground — an alley or the strip behind the sidewalk — is billed at $62 a day rather than $80, so five days go from $448 to $358. But the gap only holds if the installation spills over neither the sidewalk nor the roadway; otherwise the higher rate takes back over. Check as well that the truck can get through: we measure that with you before the date is locked in.

Not on the area common to the two front yards — the borough forbids it explicitly. On a lot bordered by more than one street, the front yard remains possible at a minimum of 5 m from the right-of-way of the public way, and provided no main entrance stands beside it. The right-of-way is the space between your property line and the sidewalk — or the edge of the roadway where there is no sidewalk. A doubt, a call to 311, and it is settled.

To the Acadie ecocentre, 1200 boulevard Henri-Bourassa Ouest, closed Mondays all year round and Sundays on the winter schedule. Two constraints to weigh: your rig has to measure less than 7.3 m, with or without a trailer (6.8 m for a cube van), and construction debris is capped at 15 visits a year — the unlimited-visit exception applies at LaSalle and Saint-Laurent, not at Acadie. Add that the unloading is done by arm, with no dump trailer.

Rarely, for a single household. Ahuntsic-Cartierville is the only borough that works the volume out per dwelling: 2 m³ in a building of 1 to 8 dwellings, 1 m³ from 9 to 49, 0.5 m³ after that. Those 2 m³ are worth about 2.6 cubic yards, under a third of a 10-yard dumpster — one demolished bathroom goes past them. And the service addresses private individuals alone: a store, a school or an organization has to turn to the private sector.

Not before 9 a.m. on the weekend. The local bylaw opens renovation and construction work “between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., Monday to Friday”, then pushes the weekend start to 9 a.m. and closes it at 5 p.m. — a window that covers dropping off and picking up a dumpster as well, noisy operations if ever there were any. On weekdays we can therefore roll from 7 a.m.; on Saturday, the delivery lands after 9. Call 514 708-2424 to settle the hour.