Rain barrels and cisterns · North Carolina
Town of Cary Online Compost Bin and Rain Barrel Sale
Run by Town of Cary
SeasonalLast checked October 17, 2026
- What you get
- Rain barrel (55 gal) $65; compost bin (82 gal) $55; mesh base $15; compost turner $18; kitchen collector $12 (below-wholesale pricing)
- Who qualifies
- Cary residents (sale run by the Town via Enviro World); residency rule not detailed on page.
- Where
- Residents of the Town of Cary.
- Status
- Seasonal. 2026 sale closed; next sale opens April 1, 2027.
- Type of payment
- Discount
What you do
Order a rain barrel or compost bin online at below-wholesale prices through the town's annual sale and pick it up at a Cary facility.
Requirements
- Order online through Enviro World during the multi-week sale
- Correct name, email and phone at checkout
- Pick up during a scheduled window (around late May to early June); unclaimed orders may go to NC State Surplus or a nonprofit
- Check HOA covenants
- Compost bins must follow Town Code Section 18-10
How to apply
- 1Fill in the interest form to be reminded when the sale opens
- 2Order online when it opens April 1, 2027
- 3Watch for pickup email after the sale closes
- 4Pick up at the Cary facility in the scheduled window
Timing and deadlines
Sale opens annually April 1; pickup late May to early June
Next sale opens 2027-04-01
Sources
- https://www.carync.gov/recreation-enjoyment/events/environmental-events/online-compost-bin-and-rain-barrel-sales (official page)
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