All prices apply to private customers.
Waste must be delivered using a passenger car and, if applicable, a trailer.
Most waste can be delivered free of charge (must be source-sorted):
It’s not always easy to know how to sort your waste. If you’re unsure, we recommend visiting sortere.no or using the Sortere app.
The following types of waste can be delivered free of charge:
- Asbestos (must be wrapped in plastic before delivery)
See instructions on safe packaging under “How to wrap asbestos.” - Unreinforced concrete
- Car tires (with or without rims)
- Electrical and electronic products
- Hazardous waste (various types)
- Leisure boats (up to 30 feet)
- Gypsum
- Non-packaging glass
- Glass and metal packaging
- Glass wool (Glava)
- White goods
- Styrofoam
- Clothing and textiles for reuse (clean and dry)
- Damaged clothing and textiles (clean and dry)
- Garden waste and branches
- Food waste without packaging
- Metals and scrap iron
- Bricks, roof tiles, leca blocks, stones
- Oil and paraffin tanks (must be emptied and cleaned by an approved company – see more info below)
- Paper and cardboard
- Plastic packaging
- Plastic furniture / hard plastics
- Porcelain
- Soil and stones
- Wood waste
- Windows
New Prices from January 1, 2025:
- Mixed waste (residual waste) sorted by the customer – NOK 4.00 per kg or NOK 50 per bag of residual waste (minimum charge NOK 50).
- Large items that cannot be reused (e.g., mattress, sofa, chair) – NOK 50.
- Paper for shredding (can only be delivered to Heftingsdalen) – NOK 3.75 per kg.
Oil and Paraffin Tanks
These tanks must be emptied and cleaned by an approved company before delivery.
A certificate (gas-free certificate) confirming the tank is ready for delivery must be presented.
Read more about this here.
The website Oljefri.no provides a guide on how to decommission oil tanks and includes an overview of companies in Southern Norway that can perform the service.
Delivery of leisure boats
Leisure boats / canoes / kayaks up to 25 feet without motor: Free of charge
Leisure boats with motor (regardless of size), and boats over 25 feet: Free of charge, but must be arranged in advance before delivery.
Due to safety reasons, we unfortunately cannot assist with unloading boats from trailers or truck beds.
Therefore, the trailer must either have wheels so the boat can be easily rolled off, or the truck must be equipped with a crane to lift down larger boats or skiffs.
We cannot accept boats over 30 feet, or with engines weighing more than 4 tonnes.
Scrapping Refund for Leisure Boats – Effective from October 1, 2017
You can now receive NOK 1,000 in scrapping refund for delivering leisure boats to an approved facility.
Boats can be delivered to the waste facility at Heftingsdalen in Arendal or Østerhus in Grimstad.
Please note: The Østerhus facility only accepts boats up to 18 feet.
Which boats are eligible for the refund?
A leisure boat is a vessel used for sport and recreation, with a hull length of up to 15 meters (49.21 feet), regardless of total weight, and not used for commercial purposes.
Smaller vessels such as sailboards, canoes, rigid inflatable boats (RIBs), and kayaks are included in the refund scheme.
Inflatable boats without a rigid hull are not eligible for the refund.
How to receive the refund:
A form must be filled out before delivery.
Read more about the scheme at:
https://www.miljodirektoratet.no/ansvarsomrader/avfall/vrakpant/vrakpant-pa-bat/
We have the form available at the weigh station if you are unable to print it beforehand.
The form can also be downloaded from the website.
We will sign the form upon delivery of the boat.
Then, scan or take a photo of the signed form and upload it to the Norwegian Environment Agency’s electronic application portal:
https://soknadssenter.miljodirektoratet.no
The refund is paid out by the Norwegian Environment Agency.
Caravans, Cars, Mopeds, Scooters
These must be delivered to an approved vehicle recycling facility, not to the waste reception center.
