Ballerup is part of Greater Copenhagen and is known for its business areas and good transport connections.
Cities and postcodes
See the postal cities and postcodes associated with the municipality.
5 cities
Ballerup2750
Herlev2730
Måløv2760
Skovlunde2740
Værløse3500
Municipal waste rules
In Ballerup Municipality, household waste is sorted into ten trash categories, including food waste, residual waste, paper, cardboard, glass, plastic, metal, textiles, food and beverage cartons and hazardous waste. Vestforbrænding handles collection and operations. Containers must be accessible for collection, and recycling centres accept hazardous waste and larger items. Glass, metal and plastic should be emptied and reasonably clean to support recycling quality.
Ballerup Municipality uses Ressourceindsamling's self-service and the Perfect Waste app for collection calendars, notifications, missed collections, bin repairs and other waste messages. Bulky waste is collected every 4 weeks and must be placed out sorted at the property boundary. Garden waste is collected every 14 days from 1 March to 30 November.
Sorting guidance
Ballerup Municipality uses Ressourceindsamling's self-service and the Perfect Waste app for collection calendars, notifications, missed collections, bin repairs and other waste messages.
Bulky waste
Bulky waste is collected every 4 weeks and must be placed out sorted at the property boundary. Garden waste is collected every 14 days from 1 March to 30 November.
Hazardous waste
All households must use the municipality's waste schemes for glass, paper, cardboard, plastic, food and beverage cartons, metal, food waste, residual waste and hazardous waste.
Garden waste and composting
Bulky waste is collected every 4 weeks and must be placed out sorted at the property boundary. Garden waste is collected every 14 days from 1 March to 30 November.
Source: The information is based on Ballerup Municipality's official waste pages. Affaldsguide Danmark is an independent guide and is not part of the municipality.