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City collection Furniture is one of the city's published acceptable trash items, so a couch, a sofa or a chair leaves with the weekly trash and yard debris collection on your scheduled service day. The pile has to sit in front of your own property rather than a vacant lot or a right of way, and anything above the household's weekly allowance is charged on the city's overage schedule. No charge. Included in the residential garbage service the household already pays for each month, within the 15 cubic feet of trash and yard debris the city allows each household every week; a set out above that allowance is charged on the city's published overage schedule.
City collection Neither of the city's published lists names a mattress or a box spring, so bedding is not a confirmed curbside item in Daphne. The county authority's own bulky waste programme does name mattresses among the items its scheduled county pickup takes, on one free bulky and yard waste pickup per household each month, with anything above the approved amount billed before service. Call Public Works before you set one out, and remember the city's general rule that material it does not accept is the resident's responsibility to take away. The city publishes no mattress or box spring rate, and a mattress appears on neither its acceptable nor its non-acceptable list, so call Daphne Public Works at 251-620-2100 to confirm the item, the set out and any charge before a mattress goes to the curb. The county's monthly bulky pickup also takes mattresses and is scheduled on 251-972-6878, with anything above the approved amount billed before service.
City collection Appliances are on the city's published acceptable trash list, so a stove, washer, dryer or dishwasher can go out with the weekly trash and yard debris collection. The city does not separate a unit that holds refrigerant from the rest of the list, so confirm a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner with Public Works before you set one out. No charge. Included in the residential garbage service the household already pays for each month, within the 15 cubic feet of trash and yard debris allowed each household every week; a set out above that allowance is charged on the city's published overage schedule.
City collection Daphne takes trash and yard debris from every household on its scheduled service day, in front of the resident's own property, with no call and no special pickups. Each household is allowed 15 cubic feet a week, and the city charges on a published overage schedule once a pile goes above that. Bagged leaves, pine straw, grass clippings and pine cones go out with the trash, and limbs stay under five feet long and eight inches thick. From $60 per overage charge once a household sets out more than the 15 cubic feet of trash and yard debris the weekly service allows, with the city's published schedule starting at 60 dollars and increasing with the volume of the overage, while the routine weekly allowance is part of the residential garbage service the household pays for each month. City of Daphne residential units inside the city limits with a garbage service account, setting material out in front of their own property rather than in a vacant lot or a right of way.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Daphne runs its own collection inside the city limits. Household garbage goes in a city issued cart, and a separate weekly set out takes trash and yard debris from the curb in front of your own property, with a published allowance for each household and a charge that grows once a pile goes over it. The city's acceptable examples are appliances, bicycles, fire wood, furniture and yard debris, and its non-acceptable list is the one to read first: concrete and asphalt, batteries, tires, paint and oil, glass and porcelain, televisions, and construction debris or lumber outside the monthly pickup. Mattresses and exercise equipment are named on neither list, so both are a call before set out. Televisions and other electronics have a county drop off instead, where the authority charges a handling fee for each unit.
Furniture is one of the city's published acceptable trash items, so a couch, a sofa or a chair leaves with the weekly trash and yard debris collection on your scheduled service day. The pile has to sit in front of your own property rather than a vacant lot or a right of way, and anything above the household's weekly allowance is charged on the city's overage schedule.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential garbage service the household already pays for each month, within the 15 cubic feet of trash and yard debris the city allows each household every week; a set out above that allowance is charged on the city's published overage schedule.
When & how
Put the piece at the curb in front of your own property on your scheduled service day. The city says it is not necessary to call for a trash or yard debris pickup and that no special pickups are allowed.
Get it ready
Keep the pile inside the weekly allowance and clear of the road, ditches and storm drains, and keep televisions, tires, batteries, paint, oil and glass or porcelain out of it because the city lists all of those as non-acceptable. At an apartment or townhome, use the space in front of your own property or an area the property designates.
Refrigerators, washers, dryers and other appliances
Special rules apply
Appliances are on the city's published acceptable trash list, so a stove, washer, dryer or dishwasher can go out with the weekly trash and yard debris collection. The city does not separate a unit that holds refrigerant from the rest of the list, so confirm a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner with Public Works before you set one out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential garbage service the household already pays for each month, within the 15 cubic feet of trash and yard debris allowed each household every week; a set out above that allowance is charged on the city's published overage schedule.
When & how
Set the appliance out on your scheduled service day in front of your own property, and call Public Works at 251-620-2100 first if the unit holds refrigerant.
Get it ready
Empty the unit before it goes out, keep it separate from the material on the city's non-acceptable list, and keep the pile clear of the road, storm drains and other people's property.
Neither of the city's published lists names a mattress or a box spring, so bedding is not a confirmed curbside item in Daphne. The county authority's own bulky waste programme does name mattresses among the items its scheduled county pickup takes, on one free bulky and yard waste pickup per household each month, with anything above the approved amount billed before service. Call Public Works before you set one out, and remember the city's general rule that material it does not accept is the resident's responsibility to take away.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no mattress or box spring rate, and a mattress appears on neither its acceptable nor its non-acceptable list, so call Daphne Public Works at 251-620-2100 to confirm the item, the set out and any charge before a mattress goes to the curb. The county's monthly bulky pickup also takes mattresses and is scheduled on 251-972-6878, with anything above the approved amount billed before service.
When & how
Confirm the item with Public Works before your service day, because an unnamed item the city will not collect is the resident's responsibility to remove.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the pile until the department confirms it, and keep it dry and wrapped if you end up hauling it to a disposal site yourself.
A television is on the city's non-acceptable list, so it cannot go out with the weekly trash and yard debris collection. The published route is a Baldwin County hard-to-recycle center, where the county authority takes electronics at a handling fee for each unit and names televisions in that fee. The county's construction and demolition landfills in Elberta and Loxley also accept electronics when they are separated from other debris, without publishing a price.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 per electronic unit at a Baldwin County hard-to-recycle center, where the county authority publishes a handling fee of five dollars each for televisions, phones and laptops. Baldwin County residents, which includes Daphne addresses; the centers need no appointment and take payment by cash, card, local check or money order at the site.
When & how
Take the television to the Summerdale, Fairhope or Gulf Shores hard-to-recycle center on a day it is open, or to one of the county construction and demolition landfills where electronics are separated out. No city pickup is published for a television.
Get it ready
Keep the screen out of the curbside pile and bring it whole to the marked electronics area. These centers refuse mattresses, furniture, white goods, construction debris and tires, so do not add any of those to the load.
A computer, monitor, printer or phone is not on the city's acceptable trash list, and the non-acceptable list names televisions, so electronics are not published as a curbside item in Daphne. The county authority takes electronics at its hard-to-recycle centers for a handling fee for each unit, with payment taken at drop off and no appointment needed.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 per electronic unit at a Baldwin County hard-to-recycle center, one of the published handling fees that also covers paint and household hazardous waste by the gallon, car batteries each and tanks each. Baldwin County residents including Daphne addresses; the centers need no appointment and take payment by cash, card, local check or money order at the site.
When & how
Drop the device at a county hard-to-recycle center on a day it is open. The Magnolia center is in Summerdale, the Fairhope center is on Bishop Road, and the Orange Beach center is on Russian Road in Gulf Shores.
Get it ready
Bring the device whole and keep it out of the curbside pile, because electronics are not a published curbside item. The same centers take paint, household chemicals, car batteries and tanks for their own handling fees and take cans, cardboard, glass, mixed paper, small household batteries, plastics and light bulbs without one.
Construction debris and lumber are on the city's non-acceptable list, and the same list carries the city's note that construction debris pickups normally run during the first week of each month. Concrete and asphalt are non-acceptable, and the city does not pick up trees cut by a contractor or by anyone paid to remove trees. Keep the load out of the weekly pile and confirm it with Public Works.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no price for its monthly construction debris pickup and does not say how the weekly overage schedule applies to that material, so call Daphne Public Works at 251-620-2100 to confirm the load, the set out and any charge first.
When & how
Construction debris runs on the city's own pickup, which the city says is normally during the first week of each month, and the county's Magnolia Landfill also accepts construction and demolition debris during its open hours.
Get it ready
Keep concrete, asphalt, glass and porcelain out, because all four are on the city's non-acceptable list, and keep paint, oil and batteries out as well. If a contractor generated the material, settle who removes it before the work starts.
Exercise equipment is named on neither the city's acceptable list nor its non-acceptable list, so a treadmill, elliptical or weight machine is not a confirmed curbside item in Daphne. The county's bulky waste programme does name exercise equipment inside its white goods category on the monthly county pickup, which is scheduled on 251-972-6878. Call Public Works before the set out and keep the machine out of the pile until the department confirms it.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no exercise equipment rate and names the item on neither of its lists, so call Daphne Public Works at 251-620-2100 to confirm the machine, the set out and any charge before it goes to the curb, and note that the county's monthly bulky pickup names exercise equipment inside its white goods category, scheduled on 251-972-6878.
When & how
Confirm the machine with Public Works before your service day rather than adding it to the weekly trash and yard debris pile.
Get it ready
Keep the machine off the curb until the department confirms it, and if it is collected, keep the load inside the household's weekly allowance and remove anything the city lists as non-acceptable.
Daphne takes trash and yard debris from every household on its scheduled service day, in front of the resident's own property, with no call and no special pickups. Each household is allowed 15 cubic feet a week, and the city charges on a published overage schedule once a pile goes above that. Bagged leaves, pine straw, grass clippings and pine cones go out with the trash, and limbs stay under five feet long and eight inches thick.
City cost & eligibility
From $60 per overage charge once a household sets out more than the 15 cubic feet of trash and yard debris the weekly service allows, with the city's published schedule starting at 60 dollars and increasing with the volume of the overage, while the routine weekly allowance is part of the residential garbage service the household pays for each month. City of Daphne residential units inside the city limits with a garbage service account, setting material out in front of their own property rather than in a vacant lot or a right of way.
When & how
The collection runs on your scheduled service day and the city says a call is not needed. The yard waste portion goes out the same day as the trash, and bagged leaves are collected on that day too.
Get it ready
Bag leaves, pine straw, grass clippings and pine cones, keep limbs under five feet long and eight inches thick, and keep the city's non-acceptable list out of the pile: asphalt, batteries, concrete, gas, medical waste, oil, paint, televisions, tires, styrofoam, glass or porcelain, and construction debris or lumber outside the monthly pickup.
The cart and the debris pile follow separate placement rules
Garbage goes in a city issued 64 or 96 gallon semi automated cart, bagged first with the lid closed, placed at the curb within six feet of the street no later than midnight before your collection day and no more than 24 hours early, and brought back in within 12 hours after collection. Carts stay at least four feet apart and out of the street, ditches, storm drains and gutters. Trash and yard debris goes in front of your own property rather than a vacant lot or a right of way, and when both collections fall on the same day the materials go in separate areas of the curbside.
Each household may set out 15 cubic feet of trash and yard debris a week, and the city charges on a published overage schedule that starts at a base charge and rises with the volume above it. That allowance is part of the residential garbage service the household already pays for each month. The city's acceptable examples are appliances, bicycles, fire wood, furniture and yard debris, and its non-acceptable list covers a long run of material the trucks will not take.
Asphalt, batteries, concrete, gas, medical waste, oil, paint, televisions, tires, styrofoam, glass or porcelain, and construction debris or lumber outside the monthly pickup are all on the city's non-acceptable list. The city's guidance is that material it does not accept is the resident's responsibility, and it points gasoline, household chemical, pool chemical and insecticide questions to the county landfill number it publishes. Electronics have their own county drop off instead, where the authority charges a handling fee for each unit.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of Daphne Solid Waste Division and the Solid Waste Disposal Authority of Baldwin County
Use the weekly trash and yard debris collection
A Daphne household with furniture, an appliance, a bicycle, fire wood or a mixed pile of trash and yard debris that fits the weekly allowance.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the residential garbage service the household already pays for each month, within the 15 cubic feet of trash and yard debris the city allows each household every week; a larger set out is charged on the city's published overage schedule.
Arrange it
Set the material out in front of your own property on your scheduled service day. The city says a call is not needed and that no special pickups are allowed.
Anything above the weekly allowance is charged on the city's overage schedule, and the non-acceptable list still applies: concrete, asphalt, batteries, tires, paint, oil, glass or porcelain, televisions and construction debris or lumber outside the monthly pickup are not collected.
City of Daphne Solid Waste Division and the Solid Waste Disposal Authority of Baldwin County
Ask for the monthly construction debris pickup
A homeowner with construction or lumber material from a self repair project rather than from a hired contractor.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no price for the monthly construction pickup and does not say how the weekly overage schedule applies to that material, so confirm the load and any charge with Public Works first.
Arrange it
Call Daphne Public Works at 251-620-2100 before the first week of the month, which the city says is when construction debris pickups normally run.
Concrete, asphalt, glass and porcelain, paint, oil, batteries and televisions are not accepted, and the city does not pick up trees cut by a contractor or by anyone paid to remove them.
City of Daphne Solid Waste Division and the Solid Waste Disposal Authority of Baldwin County
Drop electronics and household chemicals at a county hard-to-recycle center
A household with a television, computer, phone or other device, or with paint, household chemicals, a car battery or a tank.
Cost & conditions
From $5 per electronic item at a Baldwin County hard-to-recycle center, where televisions, phones and laptops are five dollars each, paint and household hazardous waste are two dollars per gallon, car batteries are two dollars each and tanks are four dollars each, while cans, cardboard, glass, paper, small batteries, plastics and light bulbs are taken free. Baldwin County residents, which includes Daphne addresses; no appointment is needed and payment is by cash, card, local check or money order.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Summerdale, Fairhope or Gulf Shores center during its published hours and unload it at the marked area for each material, with staff help available.
The centers refuse tires, mattresses, furniture, white goods, construction debris and medical or biohazardous waste, so any of those items needs a different route.
County drop off for electronics, paint, household chemicals and batteries
Magnolia CHaRM
15101 Terra Bella Drive, Summerdale, AL 36580
Electronics including televisions, phones and laptops for a handling fee for each unit, paint and household hazardous waste such as chemicals, liquids, gasoline and pesticides by the gallon, car batteries, and tanks such as propane bottles and fire extinguishers. Aluminum cans, cardboard, glass bottles and jars, mixed paper, small household batteries, plastics types 1 through 7, and incandescent, CFL and LED bulbs are taken without a fee.
Open to Baldwin County residents, which includes Daphne addresses, and no appointment is needed. Tires, mattresses, furniture, white goods such as refrigerators, ovens and washers or dryers, construction debris, and medical or biohazardous waste are not accepted. Payment is by cash, card, local check or money order, and residents usually unload their own material, with staff available to help.
Monday to Friday 7 AM to 4 PM and Saturday 7 AM to noon.
From $5 per electronic unit, with paint and household hazardous waste at two dollars per gallon, car batteries at two dollars each and tanks at four dollars each, while the recyclable drop offs listed above carry no fee. Baldwin County residents, which includes Daphne addresses, paying at the site by cash, card, local check or money order.
County drop off for electronics, paint, household chemicals and batteries
Fairhope CHaRM
20609 Bishop Road, Fairhope, AL 36532
The same hard-to-recycle list as the county's other centers: electronics including televisions, phones and laptops for a handling fee for each unit, paint and household hazardous waste by the gallon, car batteries, and tanks, with cans, cardboard, glass, mixed paper, small household batteries, plastics and light bulbs taken without a fee.
Open to Baldwin County residents, which includes Daphne addresses, and no appointment is needed. Tires, mattresses, furniture, white goods, construction debris, and medical or biohazardous waste are not accepted. Payment is by cash, card, local check or money order, and residents usually unload their own material, with staff available to help.
Monday to Friday 10 AM to 6 PM and Saturday 7 AM to noon.
From $5 per electronic unit, with paint and household hazardous waste at two dollars per gallon, car batteries at two dollars each and tanks at four dollars each, while the recyclable drop offs listed above carry no fee. Baldwin County residents, which includes Daphne addresses, paying at the site by cash, card, local check or money order.
County landfill for bulky items, furniture, construction debris, yard waste and tires
Magnolia Landfill
15480 Terra Bella Drive, Summerdale, AL 36580
Household garbage, commercial waste, construction and demolition debris, yard waste including tree limbs and stumps, furniture and bulky waste items, tires, and approved special waste material. It is the county's only municipal solid waste landfill, permit 02-03.
The county authority publishes no price for a resident load and does not list household chemicals, paint or oil among the accepted materials, so confirm the item and any fee at 251-972-6878 before hauling material the city refused. The city lists this landfill at a different street address on its own page, so use the phone number to confirm the entrance before driving out.
Monday to Friday 7 AM to 4 PM and Saturday 7 AM to noon.
Neither the county authority nor the city publishes a tipping price for a resident load, so call 251-972-6878 to confirm the fee and the gate process before hauling anything the city would not collect.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
Will Daphne pick up a couch from the curb?+
Yes. Furniture is one of the city's published acceptable trash items, and it leaves with the weekly trash and yard debris collection on your scheduled service day. The pile goes in front of your own property, and anything above the household's weekly allowance is charged on the city's overage schedule.Official guidance
Does Daphne take appliances at the curb?+
Yes. Appliances are on the city's acceptable trash list and go out with the weekly trash and yard debris collection in front of your own property. A refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner holds refrigerant and the city's list does not separate those units, so confirm one with Public Works at 251-620-2100 before you set it out.Official guidance
Does Daphne collect mattresses at the curb?+
The city's published lists name neither mattresses nor box springs, so the item has to be confirmed rather than assumed. Daphne Public Works answers at 251-620-2100, and the county authority lists mattresses among the bulky items its monthly county pickup takes, so confirm which route you are using before you set one out.Official guidance
Why can't a television go out with the trash in Daphne?+
Because the city lists televisions among its non-acceptable trash items. The published route is a Baldwin County hard-to-recycle center, where electronics are taken at a handling fee for each unit and televisions are named, and those centers are open to county residents without an appointment.Official guidance
Where do electronics go in Daphne?+
To a Baldwin County hard-to-recycle center, run by the county authority for county residents at a handling fee for each electronic unit, with televisions, phones and laptops named in the published fee list. The centers are in Summerdale, Fairhope and Gulf Shores, need no appointment, and take payment by cash, card, local check or money order.Official guidance
How much trash can a Daphne household set out?+
The city allows 15 cubic feet of trash and yard debris for each household every week, and anything above that is charged on the city's overage schedule, which starts at a published base charge and grows with the volume of the overage. The collection runs on your scheduled service day and no special pickups are allowed.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Daphne?+
The City of Daphne Solid Waste Division, part of Public Works, runs garbage, trash and yard debris collection inside the city limits, with the office at 26435 Public Works Road and answers at 251-620-2100. Garbage goes in a city issued cart and the trash and yard debris pile goes out separately in front of your own property.Official guidance
What will Daphne not take in the trash pile?+
The city's non-acceptable list names asphalt, batteries, concrete, construction debris and lumber outside the monthly pickup, gasoline, medical waste, oil, paint, televisions, tires, styrofoam and glass or porcelain. Material the city does not accept is the resident's responsibility to take to a landfill or recycling center or have removed, and the city points gasoline, household chemical, pool chemical and insecticide questions to the county landfill number it publishes.Official guidance
Where do paint, oil and household chemicals go in Daphne?+
Paint, oil and gasoline are all on the city's non-acceptable list, so they never go in the curbside pile. The city directs gasoline, household chemical, pool chemical and insecticide questions to Baldwin County Magnolia Landfill at 251-972-6878, and the county authority's hard-to-recycle centers take paint and household hazardous waste from county residents at a published handling fee per gallon.Official guidance
Where do apartment and townhome residents put debris?+
At apartments, townhomes and similar residences the city asks that debris go in front of your own property or in an area the property designates, and never in a vacant lot or a right of way. Garbage still goes in a city issued cart with the lid closed, and each cart stays at least four feet from the next one so the truck can reach it.Official guidance
What kind of garbage cart does Daphne require, and when does it go out?+
Household garbage is bagged and placed in a city issued semi automated cart of 64 or 96 gallons with a tight fitting lid, out at the curb within six feet of the street no later than midnight before your collection day and no more than 24 hours early, then taken back in within 12 hours after collection. Red bags are not used, because the city does not collect medical waste.Official guidance
Is there a county drop off near Daphne?+
The county authority runs hard-to-recycle centers in Summerdale, Fairhope and Gulf Shores that are open to Baldwin County residents, need no appointment and take electronics, paint, household chemicals, car batteries and tanks for a handling fee, with cans, cardboard, glass, paper, small batteries, plastics and light bulbs free. Its bulky pickup program does not serve addresses inside city limits, and the Magnolia Landfill in Summerdale accepts household garbage, construction and demolition debris, yard waste, furniture and bulky waste items and tires.Official guidance
