Portable Storage Containers / Pups Regina

Yes, we do. For more information on our storage units, please visit our Secure Mobile Storage Unit page.

You do not need to be at the drop off location. As long as the space is open for us to leave a garbage bin or portable storage bin.

Not necessarily. As long as we have clear access to the items being disposed of, we can complete the job and send you confirmation once it’s done.

Yes, we do. We understand how your costs can add up. Please contact us for more details or request a quote.

Yes. The City of Regina landfill is open to the public for self-haul disposal. You’ll need to pay landfill fees directly to the City when you arrive.

For current hours, accepted materials, and rates, visit the City of Regina Landfill page.

To save money:

• Separate materials (e.g., clean wood, metal, concrete) before pickup.
• Recycle whenever possible — we can help identify recyclable items.
• Avoid mixing hazardous or restricted materials in your load.

You can request a quote online through our Request a Quote page. Simply list the type of items you need removed, and we’ll provide an accurate estimate that includes landfill fees and handling.

Do not add any of the following to a garbage bin:

Items not accepted or accepted only under special conditions

• Wet loads (liquids or water).Loads containing free-liquid or excessive water are not accepted.
• Contaminated or potentially contaminated soil & materials. If soil or material is suspected of contamination, you’ll need a special permit and analytical testing before disposal.
• Loads mixed with unauthorized garbage + designated “clean” loads. Example: “clean concrete” loads must have no garbage mixed in. If garbage is present, standard waste rates apply and the load may be rejected.
• Large commercial-size appliance loads with refrigerants. For residential loads refrigerators/freezers etc are accepted (with a refrigerant removal fee) but commercial-quantity or industrial-sized refrigerators/freezers are not accepted.
• Any materials deemed “Special Waste” without proper permit / treatment. This covers things like asbestos, noxious loads, materials that may contain hazardous waste. These require a “Special Waste Disposal Permit”.
• Garbage mixed into loads that are supposed to be clean fill, concrete, asphalt etc. For example: clean concrete loads must meet specific criteria (no detached rebar/steel bigger than specified, less than certain clay/dirt content) else they’ll either be charged standard rate or rejected.