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City collection Furniture is named inside the city's household garbage service and may be stacked neatly beside the toter or requested as a bulky item on (386) 671-8670. No charge. Daytona Beach residential customers, with furniture included in the twice weekly household garbage collection. A clean-out pile, a move-out pile or material put out late may be removed and charged to the utility account.
City collection No city or county page retained here names a mattress, so bedding is a confirmation rather than a promised pickup: it is requested on the same line as the bulky item route the city runs for anything larger than a toter, box or bag, and the size and booking terms below are what the call is for. No mattress rate is published anywhere in the retained city or county pages, and no page retained here names bedding on the bulky list, so confirm on (386) 671-8670 that a mattress will be collected and what it costs before it is set out. An over-limit pile or a clean-out can be removed and charged to the utility account.
City collection Cooling appliances are collected only on a separate order and with the doors removed, and the city publishes no separate amount for that service, so the charge has to be confirmed when it is booked. The city does not publish a rate for the removal of an appliance containing coolant. The FAQ requires refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units to be ordered separately from the ordinary bulky collection and collected with the doors removed, so confirm the arrangements and any charge with the Solid Waste Division at (386) 671-8670 before the unit goes outside.
City collection The city collects household garbage, including furniture, appliances and bulky items, twice a week, with large items stacked neatly beside the toter, and it takes requests for large items on (386) 671-8670. No charge. Daytona Beach residential customers on the city collection contract, with bulky items inside the twice weekly household garbage service. Special collections, over-limit piles, clean-outs, move-outs and material put out late or on a non-scheduled day carry charges added to the utility bill.
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?
Daytona Beach collects household garbage, including furniture, appliances and bulky items, twice a week itself through its waste contractor, on Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday depending on the address, and large items are stacked neatly beside the toter or requested on (386) 671-8670. Carpets, mirrors and coolant appliances have their own preparation rules, small self-worked renovation projects may go out in hand-removable containers, and anything from a paid contractor has to be removed by that contractor. Household hazardous waste goes to the Volusia County household hazardous waste facility at the Tomoka Landfill in Port Orange or the West Volusia Transfer Station in DeLand, which also take obsolete electronics, and the city holds a Hazardous Waste Amnesty Day each November at Public Works.
The city collects household garbage, including furniture, appliances and bulky items, twice a week, with large items stacked neatly beside the toter, and it takes requests for large items on (386) 671-8670.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Daytona Beach residential customers on the city collection contract, with bulky items inside the twice weekly household garbage service. Special collections, over-limit piles, clean-outs, move-outs and material put out late or on a non-scheduled day carry charges added to the utility bill.
When & how
Put toters out by 7 a.m. on the service day, or after 6 p.m. the night before, beside the driveway and clear of sidewalks and storm drains, and remove the containers by 8 p.m. after service. Call (386) 671-8670 to request a bulky item, and note that toter and bin repair calls go to the contractor at 386-788-8890.
Get it ready
Keep every load hand-removable: toters hold up to 80 pounds, extra refuse may go in cans, bags or boxes, glass mirrors must be card boarded and taped, and carpets must be cut, rolled and taped in sections no larger than four feet by eight feet and no heavier than 40 pounds. Concrete and heavy construction material cannot go in toters, and residents may put out up to eight car tires a year, with truck and tractor tires refused.
Furniture is named inside the city's household garbage service and may be stacked neatly beside the toter or requested as a bulky item on (386) 671-8670.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Daytona Beach residential customers, with furniture included in the twice weekly household garbage collection. A clean-out pile, a move-out pile or material put out late may be removed and charged to the utility account.
When & how
Stack the furniture neatly beside the toter on a collection day, or call (386) 671-8670 to request the pickup, with toters out by 7 a.m. and everything curbside next to the driveway.
Get it ready
Keep the load hand-removable and clear of sidewalks and storm drains, tape and board any glass, and know that the city does not include move out, clean out or eviction removal in the service, so a large pile can be treated as a charged special collection.
No city or county page retained here names a mattress, so bedding is a confirmation rather than a promised pickup: it is requested on the same line as the bulky item route the city runs for anything larger than a toter, box or bag, and the size and booking terms below are what the call is for.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rate is published anywhere in the retained city or county pages, and no page retained here names bedding on the bulky list, so confirm on (386) 671-8670 that a mattress will be collected and what it costs before it is set out. An over-limit pile or a clean-out can be removed and charged to the utility account.
When & how
Call (386) 671-8670 to ask for the bulky item collection, then put the mattress out beside the toter by 7 a.m. on the collection day, curbside next to the driveway and clear of the sidewalk and storm drains.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and hand-removable, do not put it in a toter, and keep it separate from yard trash, which goes to the county mulching facility and must not be mixed with junk. A mattress from a paid renovation or a move-out clean-out counts as a charged special collection.
Appliances are named inside the city's household garbage service and in the bulky item request line, so a washer, dryer or stove goes out with the furniture style bulky collection.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Daytona Beach residential customers, with appliances included in the twice weekly household garbage collection and a separate order required only for units that contain coolant. Over-limit or clean-out loads can be charged to the utility account.
When & how
Call (386) 671-8670 to request the appliance, and put it out beside the toter by 7 a.m. on the collection day, curbside next to the driveway.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, tape the doors or remove them where the item could trap someone, keep the load hand-removable, and keep a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioning unit out of the ordinary pile because the city orders those separately and requires the doors removed.
Cooling appliances are collected only on a separate order and with the doors removed, and the city publishes no separate amount for that service, so the charge has to be confirmed when it is booked.
City cost & eligibility
The city does not publish a rate for the removal of an appliance containing coolant. The FAQ requires refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units to be ordered separately from the ordinary bulky collection and collected with the doors removed, so confirm the arrangements and any charge with the Solid Waste Division at (386) 671-8670 before the unit goes outside.
When & how
Call (386) 671-8670 and book the cooling appliance on its own order rather than adding it to a bulky pile, then put it out on the day the division gives you with the doors already removed.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, remove the doors so it cannot be entered, and keep refrigerant units out of any mixed load bound for the county sites, which charge by weight and take white goods only in the clean debris class. The county landfill and transfer station accept appliances but must receive them separated for drop-off.
Obsolete electronics, including computers, monitors, printers, stereo equipment and televisions, are dropped off at either Volusia County household hazardous waste facility, and the city publishes no rate for the service.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes the electronics drop-off at both household hazardous waste facilities but no rate for it. Confirm any charge with the Volusia County Solid Waste and Recycling Division at 386-943-7889 before the trip, and note that recycled electronics are not available for purchase or trade-in.
When & how
Take the device to the Tomoka Farms Road Landfill on 1990 Tomoka Farms Road in Port Orange, open 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, or to the West Volusia Transfer Station on 3151 E. New York Ave. in DeLand, open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. The city hazardous materials page also points residents to electronics recycling or donation programmes.
Get it ready
Delete personal information from desktop and laptop computers before drop-off, keep electronics out of the toter and out of the yard waste pile, and keep them separate from the load if you are also making a weighed trip, because yard waste and other streams have to arrive separated.
Exercise equipment is not named on any city or county list, so the machine has to be confirmed against the bulky item route before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
Daytona Beach publishes no item list that names exercise equipment, and the bulky item route is described by size and by a hand-removable load rather than by item type. Call the Solid Waste Division at (386) 671-8670 to confirm whether the machine is collected as a bulky item and whether any charge applies.
When & how
Call (386) 671-8670 before the machine goes out, and if it is accepted put it beside the toter by 7 a.m. on the collection day, curbside next to the driveway.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its weight when you call, remove any console or battery pack so the electronics can travel to a county facility instead, and keep the item clear of sidewalks, storm drains and the yard waste pile.
A self-worked small project may go out in hand-removable containers, a contractor's waste must be disposed of by the contractor, and larger loads go to the county sites where construction and demolition debris is charged by weight.
City cost & eligibility
From $38.78 per ton for construction and demolition debris at the Volusia County landfill, where a car pays a flat rate and vehicles over two and a half cubic yards are weighed. Volusia County residents at the Tomoka Landfill or the West Volusia Transfer Station. Small self-worked project material may also go out with the city collection in disposable containers weighing no more than 40 pounds each and removable by hand, while a contractor's waste is not collected by the city without a fee.
When & how
For a small do-it-yourself job, bag or box the material so each container is hand-removable and under the weight limit, and keep it out of the toters. For a larger or contractor load, take it to the Tomoka Landfill on 1990 Tomoka Farms Road in Port Orange, open 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, or the West Volusia Transfer Station on 3151 E. New York Ave. in DeLand.
Get it ready
Keep concrete and heavy construction material out of the toters, because concrete removal can add charges, and separate construction material from yard waste and appliances, because the county requires those streams to arrive separated. Secure the load, because unsecured, mixed and out-of-county loads are charged double the established rate.
Paint, chemicals, automotive fluids, rechargeable batteries, fluorescent tubes, mercury devices, pool chemicals and sharps cannot go in the garbage and go to the Volusia County household hazardous waste facility at the Tomoka Landfill, with a city amnesty day each November.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city nor the county publishes a rate for household hazardous waste at the Tomoka Landfill facility, while the sharps drop-off at the health department offices and the two county facilities is published as without charge, and the paint exchange is free to use. Confirm any charge for chemicals and other hazardous material with the county at 386-943-7889 or the city at (386) 671-8670.
When & how
Take the material to the household hazardous waste facility at the Tomoka Landfill on 1990 Tomoka Farms Road in Port Orange, open 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, or to the West Volusia Transfer Station on 3151 E. New York Ave. in DeLand. Watch the utility bill for the city's Hazardous Waste Amnesty Day each November, which is held at Public Works on 950 Bellevue Rd.
Get it ready
Keep oil, paint, solvents, pool chemicals, batteries and fluorescent tubes out of the toter, the yard waste pile and the curb pile. Lead-acid batteries are banned from landfill disposal and are taken at the county sites or by a retailer that sells batteries, motor oil goes to the county igloo sites, and sharps must be in an approved red container, which can be dropped without charge at the health department offices or bought from the health offices.
Household garbage is collected twice a week, on Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday depending on the address, with recycling once a week and yard debris on Wednesdays for every residential property. Toters go out by 7 a.m. on the service day, may be placed the night before after 6 p.m., must sit curbside next to the driveway no more than five feet from the curb, and come in by 8 p.m. after service. Toters hold up to 80 pounds, extra refuse may be left as cans, bags or boxes or as up to two 30-gallon closed bags next to the toter, and nothing may block a sidewalk or sit near a storm drain.
Furniture, appliances and bulky items ride the household garbage service, but they have to be prepared so a two person crew can move them by hand. Glass mirrors must be card boarded and taped, carpets must be cut, rolled and taped in sections no larger than four feet by eight feet and weighing no more than 40 pounds, and residents may put out up to eight car tires a year while truck, tractor and other tires are refused and referred to the Tomoka Landfill. Appliances containing coolant must be ordered separately and collected with the doors removed, and concrete or heavy construction material cannot go in a toter at all.
A resident working on their own small project may place construction and demolition material into disposable containers such as heavy bags or boxes, each weighing no more than 40 pounds and removable by hand, but a project being done by a paid party or contractor must dispose of its own waste and will not be removed by the city without a fee. The city also does not provide move out, clean out or eviction waste removal as a free service, and a pile left in the right of way can be removed and charged to the water utility account in the property owner's name.
The Volusia County household hazardous waste facilities sit at the Tomoka Landfill on 1990 Tomoka Farms Road in Port Orange and the West Volusia Transfer Station on 3151 E. New York Ave. in DeLand. Both take obsolete electronics including computers, monitors, printers, stereo equipment and televisions, household chemicals, automotive fluids and batteries, and both run a non-commercial paint exchange. The Tomoka Landfill also takes yard waste, land clearing debris, construction material, appliances and all types of tires, and it requires those streams to arrive separated, while loads that are unsecured, mixed or from out of county are charged double.
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 Daytona Beach Solid Waste Division and Volusia County
Use the city bulky item collection
A Daytona Beach household with furniture, an appliance or another item too large for a toter, box or bag, with a mattress confirmed on the booking call because no published page names bedding.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Daytona Beach residential customers, with bulky items collected inside the twice weekly household garbage service. Special collections, over-limit piles, clean-outs and move-outs are charged to the utility account.
Arrange it
Call (386) 671-8670 to request the pickup or stack the item neatly beside the toter on a collection day, with toters out by 7 a.m. and everything curbside next to the driveway, clear of sidewalks and storm drains.
The load has to be hand-removable, glass and carpets need their own preparation, only car tires are accepted with a limit of eight a year, and coolant appliances must be ordered separately. Concrete, heavy construction material and anything from a contractor are outside the service, and a move out or clean out pile is removed as a charged service.
City of Daytona Beach Solid Waste Division and Volusia County
Watch for the November amnesty day
A Daytona Beach household with paint, thinners, solvents, automotive liquids, rechargeable batteries, fluorescent tubes, mercury devices, pool chemicals or pesticides.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the amnesty day and its location but no rate for the material dropped off. Confirm the accepted list and any charge with the Solid Waste Division at (386) 671-8670 before the event, and note that bio-hazardous waste is not taken there.
Arrange it
Watch the utility bill for the announcement, then bring the material to Public Works on 950 Bellevue Rd. on the scheduled November day. The county household hazardous waste facilities at the Tomoka Landfill and the West Volusia Transfer Station take the same list through the year.
One day a year at the city site, hazardous material only, and bio-hazardous waste including used needles is coordinated through the Florida Department of Health rather than this event. Sharps travel to the county facilities or the health department offices in an approved red container.
City of Daytona Beach Solid Waste Division and Volusia County
Use the county hazardous waste and electronics drop-off
A household with televisions, computers, monitors or printers, or with household chemicals, batteries, automotive fluids, fluorescent tubes, pool chemicals or sharps.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes both facilities and the accepted electronics, chemicals and automotive fluids but no rate for household hazardous waste or electronics, while the sharps drop-off is published as without charge. Confirm any cost with the county Solid Waste and Recycling Division at 386-943-7889 before loading.
Arrange it
Drive to the Tomoka Farms Road Landfill on 1990 Tomoka Farms Road in Port Orange, open 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, or the West Volusia Transfer Station on 3151 E. New York Ave. in DeLand, open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Both are closed Sunday, and cash or card is accepted if a weighed load is involved.
Electronics are not available for purchase or trade-in and personal data should be deleted first, sharp items must be in an approved red container, and business waste does not go through this programme. The two facilities are county sites, so the accepted material split between the landfill and the transfer station should be confirmed on the telephone.
County landfill with the household hazardous waste and electronics facility
Tomoka Farms Road Landfill
1990 Tomoka Farms Road, Port Orange, FL 32128
Class I garbage, construction and demolition debris, yard waste and land clearing debris, clean debris including white goods, appliances, all types of tires, and household hazardous waste and obsolete electronics at the household hazardous waste facility on the same site, which also runs a non-commercial paint exchange.
Yard waste, land clearing debris, construction material, appliances and tires must be separated for drop-off, yard waste has to arrive separate from all other material, out-of-county and mixed loads plus after-hours and unsecured loads are charged double the established rate, and asphalt, truck and oversized tires are charged at the higher tonnage rate. Recycled electronics are not available for purchase or trade-in.
7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, closed Sunday, and open on holidays such as Martin Luther King Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day and Veterans Day. The site answers at 386-943-7889 and takes cash, credit or debit cards and monthly accounts.
From $38.78 per ton for Class I garbage or construction and demolition debris, with a car paying a flat 4 dollar rate, a pick-up or van paying 8 dollars, a 4 dollar minimum per transaction and vehicles over two and a half cubic yards charged by weight. Volusia County residents at the county landfill. Yard trash and land clearing are charged at the lower tonnage rate, clean debris including white goods at a lower rate again, and vehicle tires at a per ton rate with four free on Saturdays for county residents.
County transfer station with a hazardous waste and electronics facility
West Volusia Transfer Station
3151 E. New York Avenue, DeLand, FL 32724
Household hazardous waste, obsolete electronics including computers, monitors, printers, stereo equipment and televisions, lead-acid batteries, motor oil and the non-commercial paint exchange, with the same county rules as the Tomoka site.
Business waste is not accepted through the household programme, electronics are not available for purchase or trade-in and personal data should be deleted before drop-off, and sharp items must arrive in an approved red container. Unsecured, mixed, after-hours and out-of-county loads are charged double where a weighed load is involved.
7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, closed Sunday. The site answers at 386-943-7889.
The county publishes the household hazardous waste and electronics accepted at this transfer station but no rate for them, while dumping fees for weighed loads appear on the same fee schedule. Confirm the charge for your material with the county at 386-943-7889.
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.
How do bulky items leave a Daytona Beach address?+
They ride the twice weekly household garbage service, which the city lists as including furniture, appliances and bulky items, and large items that will not fit a toter, box or bag may be stacked neatly beside it. Call (386) 671-8670 to request a large item pickup, keep the load hand-removable, and expect a charge on the utility bill for a special collection, an over-limit pile or a clean-out.Official guidance
Will the city take a couch from the curb in Daytona Beach?+
Yes. The collection days page lists household garbage as including furniture, appliances and bulky items, and anything that will not fit a toter, box or bag may be stacked neatly beside it on a collection day. Call (386) 671-8670 to request the pickup, and note that a move out, clean out or eviction pile is removed as a charged service rather than a free one.Official guidance
How does a mattress leave a Daytona Beach address?+
Ask for it on the bulky item line the city runs inside its twice weekly household garbage service, because the collection days page covers large items that will not fit a toter, box or bag and the FAQ takes bulky item requests on (386) 671-8670. No published page names bedding and no mattress rate is published, so the call is where the collection and any charge for an oversized or clean-out pile are confirmed.Official guidance
Will the city take a washer or stove from the curb?+
Yes. Household garbage is described as including furniture, appliances and bulky items on the collection days page, and the FAQ takes bulky item requests on (386) 671-8670. A unit that contains coolant is the exception: refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units have to be ordered separately and collected with the doors removed.Official guidance
Where do Daytona Beach televisions and computers go?+
To either Volusia County household hazardous waste facility: the Tomoka Farms Road Landfill on 1990 Tomoka Farms Road in Port Orange or the West Volusia Transfer Station on 3151 E. New York Ave. in DeLand. Computers, monitors, printers, stereo equipment and televisions are accepted, residents should delete personal information from computers first, no rate is published for the drop-off, and the county answers at 386-943-7889.Official guidance
Who handles trash collection in Daytona Beach?+
The city Solid Waste Division runs residential collection through its waste contract, with calls going to (386) 671-8670 and toter or bin repair calls going to the contractor at 386-788-8890. Household garbage is collected twice a week, either Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday depending on the address, recycling once a week, and yard debris on Wednesday for every residential property.Official guidance
What can go out beside the toter in Daytona Beach?+
Furniture, appliances and bulky items are part of the household garbage service, and anything that will not fit a toter, box or bag may be stacked neatly beside it. Toters hold up to 80 pounds, extra refuse can go in cans, bags or boxes, and up to two 30-gallon closed bags are allowed next to the toter. Glass must be card boarded and taped, carpets cut into taped sections no heavier than 40 pounds, and concrete or heavy construction material cannot go in a toter.Official guidance
How are refrigerators and air conditioners handled?+
They have to be ordered separately from the ordinary bulky collection and the doors must be removed for collection, which the city states in its solid waste FAQ. Call (386) 671-8670 to book the unit, and note that no separate rate is published for that service, so confirm the arrangement and any charge at the same time. The county landfill and transfer station also accept appliances, but they must arrive separated from other material.Official guidance
Where do Daytona Beach chemicals and old electronics go?+
To the Volusia County household hazardous waste facility at the Tomoka Landfill on 1990 Tomoka Farms Road in Port Orange, open 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday to Saturday, or to the West Volusia Transfer Station in DeLand. Both take paint, solvents, automotive fluids, batteries, fluorescent tubes, mercury devices and pool chemicals, and both take obsolete electronics including computers, monitors, printers, stereo equipment and televisions, with no rate published for either service. The city also holds a Hazardous Waste Amnesty Day each November at Public Works.Official guidance
Will the city take renovation waste or a clean-out pile?+
Only a self-worked small project, where construction and demolition material may go into disposable containers weighing no more than 40 pounds each and removable by hand. A project done by a paid party or contractor has to dispose of its own waste and will not be removed by the city without a fee, and the city does not provide move out, clean out or eviction removal as a free service, so a pile can be removed and charged to the water utility account in the property owner's name.Official guidance
