Start with the actual property
For a gated or longer drive, send entrance photos and describe the surface, turning space and any overhead obstructions. Suitability is checked before booking; we do not assume every lane is truck-accessible.
A street name helps with location, but the team needs the full address to confirm coverage and delivery. We do not promise an exact delivery time or access suitability before discussing the booking.
Send photos that answer the access questions
- The entrance as seen from the road.
- The intended bin position and surrounding surface.
- Gates, parked vehicles, slopes and shared access.
- Overhead surroundings and room for the truck to manoeuvre.
Do not use the bin footprint as the truck clearance requirement. Ask the team to assess placement, loading access and collection. Keep people and pets away from truck movements.
Keep the bin off the road
Clarington states that waste bins must not be stored on the road. Its road-occupancy rules also cover municipal sidewalks and boulevards. Use an agreed private-property position, and check with the municipality before relying on any other placement.
Read Clarington road-occupancy and waste-bin guidance. A bin booking is not municipal permission.
Prepare for pickup from the beginning
Keep the truck approach clear for collection. Follow your agreed fill and weight limits and do not move the bin after delivery. Contact the team before extending the rental or changing the material type.
Local planning references
Use the Orono municipal map as a location reference, not as approval for placing a bin. Suitability is assessed at the individual property.
Can you deliver down a longer driveway in Orono?
The team must assess the entrance, surface, turning space and overhead access first. Send your address and photos before selecting a placement spot.