Penticton, British Columbia
Garage cleanouts, appliance disposal, and junk hauling, done in a single visit. In Penticton, the South Okanagan's lakeside hub, Holler connects you with vetted local Taskers, background-checked, identity-confirmed, and safety-trained, so you can book help with confidence.

Holler, the Okanagan's new app for booking background-checked local help, opens bookings in Penticton soon. Its Taskers will clear out garages and basements and haul away old furniture, appliances and full loads, in and around Penticton, including Skaha Lake, Wiltse, Columbia, Naramata Bench and Uplands. Tarp the load: Campbell Mountain Landfill doubles the fee for an uncovered one. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the day booking opens.
Penticton's garbage goes to the Campbell Mountain Landfill at 1765 Reservoir Road. From March to November it's open every day, holidays included, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m.; in winter it's open Monday to Saturday.
Source: Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen: Campbell Mountain LandfillGarbage is $125 a tonne with a $6 minimum, and mattresses or box springs are $19 each. Fridges, freezers, household electronics and up to four tires without rims are free.
Source: Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen: Landfill Fees Bylaw No. 3128, 2026Tarp every load, or the landfill doubles the fee, to a minimum of $10.
Source: Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen: Campbell Mountain LandfillOnce a year, the City picks up to two large items per household at the curb, like furniture, appliances or mattresses, up to 90 kg each. The next pickup is April 12 to 16, 2027.
Source: City of Penticton: 2026-2027 Collection CalendarChecked against official sources in October 2026. Rules and fees can change, so confirm anything important with the source.
Good answers to these separate a reliable helper from a gamble, whoever you book.
Every Penticton Tasker passes a Canada-wide criminal record check, confirms their identity with our screening provider, and completes safety training before their first job.
Pay securely through the platform. Your card is held when you book and charged once the job is done.
Every booking is backed by the Holler Guarantee for added peace of mind.
Holler serves Penticton and the surrounding area, including Skaha Lake, Wiltse, Columbia, Naramata Bench and Uplands.
Holler, the Okanagan's new app for booking background-checked local help, opens bookings in Penticton soon. Its Taskers will clear out garages and basements and haul away old furniture, appliances and full loads, in and around Penticton, including Skaha Lake, Wiltse, Columbia, Naramata Bench and Uplands. Tarp the load: Campbell Mountain Landfill doubles the fee for an uncovered one. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the day booking opens.
To the Campbell Mountain Landfill at 1765 Reservoir Road. Garbage is $125 a tonne with a $6 minimum, mattresses are $19 each, and fridges, freezers and household electronics are free. There's also a free recycling depot at the entrance.
Once a year. Each household can put up to two large items, like furniture, appliances or mattresses, at the curb; the next pickup is April 12 to 16, 2027. Electronics, hot tubs, toilets and hot water tanks aren't taken.
By the hour plus any dump fees, which are passed through with a receipt (up to $150 for disposal).
Yes. Note the items in the chat so your Tasker can plan the right vehicle and disposal.
Taskers dispose of items responsibly, recycling and donating where possible.
We're launching across the Okanagan soon. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment Holler goes live in Penticton.
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