Pincourt Garbage Schedule Helper: Wednesday Pickup, 2026 Calendar, Compost, Recycling, Bulk Waste and Ecocentre
Use this Pincourt garbage collection guide when you need your 2026 pickup calendar, black bin garbage week, Tuesday recycling, Wednesday food waste, green waste dates, bulk waste pickup, branch collection registration, cardboard dates, Christmas tree pickup, bin repair help, or Écocentre de l’Île drop-off route.
Quick Answer: How to Check the Pincourt Garbage Collection Schedule
Pincourt garbage collection takes place every two weeks on Wednesdays. Food waste is collected every Wednesday. Recycling is collected every two weeks on Tuesdays. The safest way to confirm the exact dates is to use the official Town of Pincourt collections page and the 2026 collection calendar PDF.
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Download the 2026 calendar
The official 2026 calendar shows garbage, recycling, food waste, bulk waste, branches, green waste, cardboard and Christmas tree pickup dates.
Check the right stream
Do not only look for “garbage.” Pincourt has separate rules for black bin garbage, blue bin recycling, brown bin food waste, paper-bag green waste, bulk waste and branches.
Put bins out after 6 p.m.
The Town recommends placing bins at the curb the day before collection, from 6 p.m., to avoid missing the truck on your street.
Remember the core rhythm: brown bin food waste every Wednesday, black bin garbage every other Wednesday, blue bin recycling every other Tuesday, green waste every other Wednesday from May to November, and bulk waste on the 4th Wednesday from March to October.
What Pincourt Residents Usually Need Today
Most people searching “Pincourt garbage” need one fast action. Pick the card that matches your problem before putting material at the curb or driving to the ecocentre.
I need the calendar
Open the official 2026 collection calendar and check whether today is garbage, recycling, food waste, green waste, bulk waste or branches.
I do not know where an item goes
Use Tricycle, the MRC Vaudreuil-Soulanges sorting tool, to find the right bin, ecocentre or recovery location.
I have a mattress or furniture
Check the bulk waste dates and accepted material list. Household appliances, electronics, construction materials and many other items are not accepted in bulk pickup.
I need the Pincourt ecocentre
Use Écocentre de l’Île at 750 Olympique Blvd. for accepted materials such as construction materials, furniture, mattresses, paint, batteries, metal, wood and more.
Pincourt 2026 Collection Calendar: Garbage, Recycling, Food Waste and Special Pickups
The Town’s 2026 calendar is the practical source for exact dates. It confirms that garbage collection takes place every two weeks on Wednesdays, recycling every two weeks on Tuesdays, food waste every Wednesday, green waste every second Wednesday from May to November, and bulk waste on the fourth Wednesday from March to October.
2026 collection calendar
Use the official calendar when planning garbage, blue bin recycling, brown bin food waste, green waste, cardboard, Christmas trees, bulk waste and branch collection.
Open 2026 calendarCollections page
The Town’s collections page explains accepted and refused materials, bin placement, holidays, green waste dates, bulk waste rules, bin repair and ecocentre options.
Open collections pageThis map is only for local context. It does not replace the official Pincourt collection calendar. Use the Town calendar for your exact pickup date.
Pincourt Bin Streams: Black Bin, Blue Bin and Brown Bin
Pincourt residents use different bins for different material streams. The biggest mistake is treating the black bin as the answer for everything. Many materials belong in the brown bin, blue bin, bulk pickup, branch pickup, green waste collection, Tricycle route or ecocentre.
⚫ Black bin garbage
Garbage collection is every other Wednesday. All garbage must be put in the black bin supplied by the Town.
The black bin belongs to the Town of Pincourt. Its serial number is linked to the address, so it must stay at the property when you move.
🔵 Blue bin recycling
Recycling is collected every two weeks on Tuesdays. The blue bin belongs to the Vaudreuil-Soulanges RCM and is associated with your address.
Cardboard and excess recycling have special collection dates in 2026: January 6 and July 7. Excess recycling should be in a clear bag where required.
🟤 Brown bin food waste
Food waste is collected every Wednesday. Transfer kitchen bin contents into the brown bin, then place the brown bin at the curb from 6 p.m. the day before collection.
Plastic bags are not accepted in food waste collection, even if they are marked compostable, biodegradable or oxo-biodegradable.
Use cellulose-lined paper bags, paper grocery bags, newsprint, flyers or soiled unwaxed cardboard as liner alternatives. The Town recommends avoiding bleach when cleaning bins and using vinegar or biodegradable soap instead.
Pincourt Set-Out Rules: How to Avoid a Missed Bin
The Town’s contractor is not required to empty a bin if certain basic placement rules are not met. This is one of the most useful sections to bookmark before garbage morning.
Collection setup checklist
- Put bins out from 6 p.m. the day before collection.
- Place bins at the curb early enough so you do not miss the truck.
- For the brown bin, place it with wheels facing your property.
- Keep lids fully closed.
- Keep bins away from vehicles, winter car shelters and other obstacles.
- Keep bins out of the street and away from snowplow paths.
- Use the correct bin for each material stream.
Why bins may not be emptied
- Bags placed on or beside the bin.
- A bin stuck in ice.
- A bin placed in the street.
- Wheels facing the street side.
- The lid left open.
- The bin not at the curb at collection time.
- The bin too close to a vehicle or winter shelter.
If your bin was not emptied, contact the Public Works Department to find out whether your address appears in the contractor’s non-compliance report and what exact reason was listed.
Pincourt Green Waste Collection Dates and Accepted Materials
Green waste collection is every other Wednesday from May to November. It targets plant waste from garden and lawn cleanups, but it does not replace food waste collection, bulk waste, branch collection or the ecocentre.
Green waste pickup days
Regular 2026 green waste collections are May 6 and 20; June 3 and 17; July 1, 15 and 29; August 12 and 26; September 9 and 23; October 7 and 21; and November 4 and 18.
Garden and lawn residues
Accepted examples include green waste, garden waste, grass and leaves, turf, hedge clippings and small branches less than 1 cm in diameter.
Do not mix these in
Table scraps, garbage, soil, rocks, stone, ashes, large branches, stumps, logs and bulk waste are not accepted in green waste collection.
Place paper bags at the curb the day before pickup after 6 p.m. Keep bags protected from weather until collection day. After the last pickup, leaf bags are no longer accepted at the curb.
Pincourt Bulk Waste Collection: Fourth Wednesday, March to October
Bulk waste collection is on the fourth Wednesday of the month from March to October. Place accepted items at the curb as of 6 p.m. on the Tuesday before the fourth Wednesday. The contractor collects accepted items only.
Bulk waste pickup days
Bulk waste dates in 2026 are March 25, April 22, May 27, June 24, July 22, August 26, September 23 and October 28.
Furniture-type items
Accepted materials include bathtubs, shower cabinets, sinks, furniture, mattresses, carpets and toilets.
Not everything large is bulk waste
Barbecues, electronics, hazardous household waste, household appliances, construction materials, garbage bags, branches, wood, stumps, recyclables, green waste and tires are not accepted.
The Town no longer picks up construction materials at residents’ homes. Bring construction and excavation materials, as well as wood, to Écocentre de l’Île in Pincourt or the Vaudreuil-Soulanges ecocentre network where accepted.
Pincourt Branch Collection: Registration, May and October 2026
Branch collection is not the same as green waste. Branches require registration and have their own collection windows. The 2026 calendar lists two branch collection periods.
May 18 to 23, 2026
The first 2026 branch collection is scheduled from May 18 to 23. Registration is required up until the day before using the online form.
October 19 to 24, 2026
The second branch collection is scheduled from October 19 to 24. Register before the deadline and place branches according to Town instructions.
Special collection may be organized
If bad weather causes damage, the Town may organize a special branch collection. Check the official Town notices after storms.
Green waste accepts small branches less than 1 cm in diameter. Larger branch material should follow the branch collection process or ecocentre guidance.
Écocentre de l’Île in Pincourt: Address, Pricing and Drop-Off Materials
Écocentre de l’Île is part of the MRC Vaudreuil-Soulanges ecocentre network and provides an additional service for materials that do not belong in regular curbside collection.
750 Olympique Blvd., Pincourt
The Pincourt ecocentre is located at 750, boulevard Olympique. The listed phone number is 450-455-5434.
First 12 m³ per year free
The Town lists less than 12 m³ per year as free. Over 12 m³ per year is $25 extra for every additional cubic metre, cash only.
Sort before leaving home
The Town advises residents to sort materials before arriving, present photo ID and proof of residence, then follow the attendant’s unloading instructions.
The Pincourt ecocentre list includes asphalt, concrete, batteries under 5 kg, bricks, appliances, cardboard, drywall, glass, furniture, hard plastic, mattresses, metal, paint, polystyrene, small electrical appliances, water heater tanks and wood. Always check the current page before loading your vehicle.
Pincourt Holiday Rules, Cardboard and Christmas Tree Pickup
Holiday rules are simple but important. Garbage, recycling, compost and large item collection are postponed to a later date if the regular date falls on Christmas Day or New Year’s Day. If the pickup date falls on any other holiday, collection proceeds as usual.
January 6 and July 7
The 2026 calendar lists cardboard collection on January 6 and July 7. It also notes cardboard and excess recycling in a clear bag.
Week of January 12, 2026
Natural Christmas trees are picked up during the week of January 12, 2026. Remove all decorations and place the tree with the trunk closest to the street.
Put bins out the day before
During the holidays, contractors may experience scheduling constraints, so the Town recommends placing bins and materials at the curb the day before collection.
Broken, Lost or Stolen Bins in Pincourt
Bins are linked to your address. Do not swap bins with neighbours or take bins with you when moving. Use the official process for broken, lost or stolen bins.
Email Public Works
For a damaged blue or black bin, send a request to garage@villepincourt.qc.ca with photos, your name, address, phone number, bin colour, serial number and description of the issue.
Éco Entreprises Québec timing
After approval, the recycling bin intervention may take up to 20 calendar days. This is not listed as 20 business days.
Contact Town Hall
For a lost or stolen bin, contact Town Hall in person or by phone at 514-453-8981, ext. 326, and pay for the bin if necessary.
Black and brown bins with the Pincourt logo belong to the Town. Blue bins belong to the regional county municipality. Leave all bins at the property when you move.
Where Does It Go? Use Tricycle Before the Black Bin
Tricycle is the MRC Vaudreuil-Soulanges sorting tool. It helps residents identify the right bin, ecocentre, reuse option, recycling route or recovery location for a material.
Search by item
If you are unsure about a material, use Tricycle before choosing black bin garbage. It can show disposal options based on your municipality.
Open TricycleUse drop-off options
The MRC ecocentre network helps divert material from landfill, including construction materials, wood, furniture, paint, batteries and other special items.
Open ecocentre networkDo not hide refused items
Hazardous goods, tires, car parts, electronics, biomedical waste, ashes and many other materials are refused in garbage collection. Use the correct drop-off route.
Missed Garbage, Recycling, Food Waste or Green Waste Pickup in Pincourt
Before reporting a missed collection, check whether the bin or material was set out correctly, on the right date, with the right stream and without placement problems.
Quick self-check
- Was today the correct date on the 2026 calendar?
- Was the material out from 6 p.m. the day before?
- Was the correct bin used?
- Was the lid closed?
- Was the bin stuck in ice?
- Was the bin in the street or too close to a vehicle?
- Were bags placed on or beside the bin?
Public Works or Town Hall
If the bin was not emptied, call the Public Works Department to see whether your address is listed in the contractor’s non-compliance report.
For lost or stolen bins, contact Town Hall at 514-453-8981, ext. 326. For damaged bins, email garage@villepincourt.qc.ca with photos and bin details.
House, Condo, Apartment or Moving Address: Which Pincourt Rule Applies?
Most single-family homes should follow the Town’s curbside calendar and bin rules. Condos, apartments and managed properties may have shared containers, private storage rooms or building instructions that affect what a resident should do.
Use Town bins and calendar
Use the black, blue and brown bins linked to the property, follow the 2026 calendar and use the correct stream for each material.
Ask building management
If your building uses shared bins or special storage, ask management before reporting the wrong provider or placing bulk items outside.
Leave bins behind
Black, blue and brown bins are linked to the address. Leave them at the property when you move.
Snow, Ice, Rain and Curbside Access in Pincourt
Pincourt’s bin placement rules become even more important in winter and wet weather. A correct date is not enough if the bin is stuck in ice, blocking snow removal or placed too close to a vehicle or winter shelter.
Keep bins out of plow paths
Do not place bins too close to the street during snow events. The Town says bins should not get in the way of snowplows.
Do not let bins freeze in place
The contractor is not required to empty a bin stuck in ice. Clear a stable spot before collection day.
Protect green waste bags
Keep paper green waste bags protected from the weather until collection date so they do not weaken or break at the curb.
New Pincourt Resident Checklist
If you recently moved to Pincourt, set up your waste routine once so the first few collection weeks are not confusing.
Set your pickup routine
- Download the 2026 collection calendar.
- Bookmark the Town collections page.
- Save the Tricycle sorting tool.
- Check that black, blue and brown bins are present.
- Find the bin serial numbers on the left side.
- Save garage@villepincourt.qc.ca for damaged-bin requests.
Plan disposal correctly
- Use bulk waste only for accepted furniture-type items.
- Register for branch collection before the deadline.
- Use paper bags for green waste on listed dates.
- Use Écocentre de l’Île for accepted construction, furniture, paint, metal, wood and special materials.
- Use Tricycle for confusing items.
Free vs Paid Waste Options in Pincourt
Some Pincourt waste services are part of regular curbside collection, while ecocentre volumes and certain special items can involve rules or costs. Check official pages before assuming an item is free or curbside-eligible.
Regular collection streams
Food waste, garbage, recycling, green waste, bulk waste and Christmas tree pickup follow the Town’s collection calendar and rules.
Less than 12 m³ per year
The Pincourt ecocentre page lists less than 12 m³ per year as free for eligible residents with proof of residence.
$25 per extra m³
Over 12 m³ per year is listed at $25 for each additional cubic metre, cash only. Confirm current rules before going.
Official Pincourt Garbage Collection Links
Use official links for final decisions because pickup dates, ecocentre schedules, accepted materials, repair processes and holiday changes can change.
Pincourt Garbage Collection FAQ
How often is garbage collected in Pincourt?
Garbage collection takes place every two weeks on Wednesdays. Check the official 2026 calendar for the exact dates.
When is food waste collected in Pincourt?
Food waste is collected every Wednesday. Put the brown bin at the curb from 6 p.m. the day before collection.
When is recycling collected in Pincourt?
Recycling is collected every two weeks on Tuesdays. Use the official calendar to confirm your exact blue bin dates.
When should I put bins at the curb?
The Town recommends placing bins at the curb the day before collection, from 6 p.m., to avoid missing the truck on your street.
Which way should the brown bin face?
Place the brown bin with the wheels facing your property. This helps prevent materials from dropping onto the lid when emptied.
Are plastic compostable bags accepted in the brown bin?
No. Plastic bags are not accepted in food waste collection, even if they are marked compostable, biodegradable or oxo-biodegradable. Use paper options such as cellulose-lined paper bags, paper grocery bags, newsprint or flyers.
When is green waste collected in 2026?
Green waste dates in 2026 are May 6 and 20; June 3 and 17; July 1, 15 and 29; August 12 and 26; September 9 and 23; October 7 and 21; and November 4 and 18.
When is bulk waste collection in Pincourt?
Bulk waste collection is on the fourth Wednesday of the month from March to October. The 2026 dates are March 25, April 22, May 27, June 24, July 22, August 26, September 23 and October 28.
What bulk items are accepted?
Accepted bulk items include bathtubs, shower cabinets, sinks, furniture, mattresses, carpets and toilets. Barbecues, electronics, appliances, construction material, wood, stumps, tires, recyclables, green waste and hazardous household waste are refused.
Where is the Pincourt ecocentre?
Écocentre de l’Île is located at 750 Olympique Blvd., Pincourt. The listed phone number is 450-455-5434.
How much can I bring to the Pincourt ecocentre for free?
The Town lists less than 12 m³ per year as free. Over 12 m³ per year is listed at $25 for every additional cubic metre, cash only.
What do I do if my bin is broken?
Email the Public Works Department at garage@villepincourt.qc.ca with photos of the damaged bin, your name, address, telephone number, bin colour, serial number and a description of the problem.
Editorial and Source Verification Note
This independent Pincourt garbage collection guide was built for garbage-collection.org using official Town of Pincourt collection information, the 2026 Pincourt collections calendar, Écocentre de l’Île guidance, MRC Vaudreuil-Soulanges ecocentre information and the Tricycle sorting tool.
Always verify live details with the Town of Pincourt, the official collection calendar, Tricycle, the MRC ecocentre network or Public Works before setting bins out, reporting missed pickup, registering branch collection, placing bulk waste or driving to the ecocentre.
Final Resident Summary: Bookmark This Before Pincourt Collection Day
The fastest way to use the Pincourt garbage schedule is to download the official 2026 calendar, then check the correct stream. Garbage is every two weeks on Wednesday. Food waste is every Wednesday. Recycling is every two weeks on Tuesday.
Green waste is collected every other Wednesday from May to November on listed dates. Bulk waste is collected on the fourth Wednesday from March to October for accepted items only. Branch collection requires registration and is scheduled for May 18 to 23 and October 19 to 24 in 2026.
Place bins out from 6 p.m. the day before collection. Keep lids closed, do not place bags beside bins, keep bins out of the street, and keep bins away from vehicles, winter shelters and snowplow paths. For construction material, wood, furniture, paint, metal, batteries, mattresses and other special items, use Écocentre de l’Île or the Tricycle sorting tool before using the black bin.