Bassendean Council

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Booking Details
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Booking Confirmation

Welcome to Verge Collect Booking

Residents of the Town of Bassendean who contribute to domestic waste service charges are eligible for the below Verge Collect services of up to 3 cubic metres of waste (3m x 1m x 1m) per collection, in the current and next financial year.

Annual entitlement for the financial year

• 2 loose verge collections (either 1 x general waste and 1 x green waste or 2 x green waste)

• 3 bulky item collections (collected items of large whitegoods, couches/ lounges and/or mattresses)

There are specific restrictions on the items that can be placed out for collection and set out. View details on the Town of Bassendean’s Verge Collect webpage.

If you require additional information about the Town’s Waste Services please visit the Town’s website or call the Town of Bassendean on 9377 8000.

Booking availability, changes and cancellations are accepted up until 4:30pm (by phone) or 8pm (online) on the Thursday prior to Monday’s collection day.

• Call WA Recycling Services on 08 9452 0146.

If the items are not on the verge by 7am on the booked collection day the allocation will be considered used.

Items marked with a red asterisk (*) are mandatory and must be filled in.

Pickup Address

Acceptable hard waste items

Furniture - tables, chairs, wardrobes, beds
Mattress and ensemble bases must be booked separately for recycling. Book a mattress or ensemble collection
Whitegoods - refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, dryers and ovens - for safety, please remove or tie shut the doors (these doors can be placed separately for collection)
Sheets of iron and guttering (up to 2 metre lengths)
Timber off-cuts, including pallets (up to 2 metre lengths) *ensure that any nails are removed or bent over
Dismantled clothes lines
Blinds and window coverings
Bikes and toys
Air conditioners (please ensure that they are degassed by a licenced professional before placing them on the kerbside)
Small items of scrap metal
Hot water systems
Lawn mowers
Rainwater tanks (segments up to 2 metre lengths)
Car seats (please cut straps so that old and damaged seats that are unsafe are not picked up and re-used) OR recycle them at RAA Child Safety Centre, 101 Richmond Road Mile End.

If items are still useable or are recyclable (e.g. metal and electrical items), please consider selling, sharing, donating or recycling them.

Unacceptable hard waste items and disposal hints

No business or industrial waste (take to your local waste & recycling depot or licenced transfer station or arrange a business/industrial waste collection service)
No carpet rolls floor coverings or underlay
No electronic waste (TVs, computers, or anything with a battery or cord - see our e-waste page)
No items too heavy for two people to lift
No tree shrub branches and prunings: consider mulching or composting or alternatively chop up and place in your green-lidded organics bin
No bricks, rocks, dirt, pavers, concrete or building materials (salvage yards may take bricks, pavers and tiles in good condition or refer to our page on Re-use for additional ideas)
No motor vehicle tyres (enquire at your local tyre fitters - for a small fee most will accept tyres for recycling)
No car parts, e.g. gear boxes, engine blocks or panels (contact auto parts recyclers for advice)
No batteries (mobile phones, their batteries and accessories can be recycled at any mobile phone store or Burnside Library)
No paints (see our Hazardous Waste page)
No ammunition, explosives or flares (contact the SA Police for advice)
No asbestos (see our Hazardous Waste page)
No fire extinguishers (refer to the Which Bin website or helpline 1300 137 118)
No motor oil (see our Hazardous Waste page)
No gas bottles (see our Hazardous waste page)
No liquids (see our Hazardous waste page)
No chemicals (see our Hazardous waste page)
No mirrors, windows or panels of sheet glass (refer to the Which Bin website or helpline 1300 137 118)
No Material with protruding nails and screws (please remove or bend over)

Placing items for collection in your front property boundary improves the likelihood of reusable and recyclable items going to not-for-profit social enterprises, reduces opportunistic illegal dumping and avoids your hard waste becoming a public safety risk.

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