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City collection Sofas and couches are named on the city's eligible bulky list, along with large dressers, so furniture that will not fit in the garbage cart rides the four collection annual allowance. Furniture is collected inside the bulky allowance, and the city publishes no separate fee for it on the retained page, so confirm the collection charge with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are named on the city's eligible bulky list, so both pieces ride the four collection annual allowance rather than the garbage cart. A mattress and box spring are collected inside the bulky allowance, and no separate mattress fee is published on the retained page, so confirm the collection charge with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
City collection Nothing in this source set names a refrigerator, a freezer or an air conditioner, and the county refuses appliances at its hazardous waste centers, so the unit has to be confirmed with the city before it moves. No refrigerant appliance rule or price is published on the retained pages, so confirm the unit and the charge with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760, and note that the county household hazardous waste centers refuse appliances.
City collection The City of Largo provides trash and recycling collection for residents and businesses through its own Solid Waste team, and yard waste is collected weekly on the designated curbside recycling day at no additional charge. The city pages retained for this packet describe the service and the drop-off centers without publishing a cart rate, so confirm the current collection charge and the cart sizes with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
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?
Largo runs its own trash and recycling collection through the city Solid Waste team, and bulky waste is defined as the large household items that will not fit inside the city garbage cart. Each residential household may book up to four bulky collections a year, each limited to ten cubic yards, and sofas, large dressers, mattresses and box springs are named on the eligible list, while anything that fits in the cart, such as a vacuum or a lamp, has to go out with the regular trash. Yard waste rides the weekly recycling day at no additional charge within its size limits, and chemicals and hazardous materials never join a bulky pile because the county handles them at its free household hazardous waste centers. Appliances, construction material and anything else the city does not name are left to the Solid Waste team to confirm.
The City of Largo provides trash and recycling collection for residents and businesses through its own Solid Waste team, and yard waste is collected weekly on the designated curbside recycling day at no additional charge.
City cost & eligibility
The city pages retained for this packet describe the service and the drop-off centers without publishing a cart rate, so confirm the current collection charge and the cart sizes with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
When & how
Yard waste goes out on the designated curbside recycling day each week. The Starkey Road Recycling Center is open Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., closed Sundays and city holidays, and residents can sign up for holiday and service alerts by text.
Get it ready
Break cardboard boxes down into the recycling cart, keep bulky items out of the carts unless they fit, and keep yard waste bagged or bundled. Bundles may not exceed four feet in length or width, must weigh less than 50 pounds, and yard waste has to stay separate from trash, recyclables and bulky items.
A residential household may book up to four bulky waste collections a year, each limited to ten cubic yards, and collections are scheduled weekly. Bulky waste means large household items that cannot fit inside the city garbage cart.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the four collection annual allowance without a fee statement on the page retained for this packet, so confirm the current charge and the scheduling process with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
When & how
Bulky collections are scheduled weekly. Put the items out near the curb of the right of way before the collection day, and place yard waste on the weekly recycling day instead.
Get it ready
Keep the pile at least ten feet from overhead wires and at least three feet from carts, mailboxes, vehicles, storm drains, fences, utility poles and structures, and never block a sidewalk, street or swale. Keep bulky material separate from yard waste, household trash and recyclables, and keep anything smaller than the bulky threshold in the garbage cart, since items that fit are not eligible.
Sofas and couches are named on the city's eligible bulky list, along with large dressers, so furniture that will not fit in the garbage cart rides the four collection annual allowance.
City cost & eligibility
Furniture is collected inside the bulky allowance, and the city publishes no separate fee for it on the retained page, so confirm the collection charge with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
When & how
Book one of the four yearly bulky collections and set the piece out before the scheduled day, at least three feet from carts and other objects.
Get it ready
Keep the piece whole enough for the collection crew to handle, keep it out of the garbage and recycling carts, and keep it away from the yard waste pile, because bulky material has to stay separate from yard waste, trash and recyclables.
Mattresses and box springs are named on the city's eligible bulky list, so both pieces ride the four collection annual allowance rather than the garbage cart.
City cost & eligibility
A mattress and box spring are collected inside the bulky allowance, and no separate mattress fee is published on the retained page, so confirm the collection charge with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
When & how
Book one of the four yearly bulky collections and put the pieces out before the scheduled day.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress and box spring dry and wrapped so they stay intact at the curb, keep them out of the garbage and recycling carts, and keep them clear of carts, mailboxes, vehicles and storm drains by at least three feet.
No Largo page in this source set names an appliance. The bulky program covers large household items that cannot fit in the cart, which describes an appliance, but the city does not list one, so the piece has to be confirmed before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No published appliance rule or rate was found, so call the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760 and confirm whether the unit fits the bulky allowance and what the charge is. Pinellas County refuses appliances such as microwaves, toasters and vacuums at its household hazardous waste centers, so those sites are not the route.
When & how
Confirm the appliance with the Solid Waste team first, then book it into one of the four yearly bulky collections if it is accepted.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors, keep it out of the garbage and recycling carts, and keep it clear of the cart and mailbox clearances. Do not take an appliance to a county household hazardous waste center, because those sites refuse items that plug into the wall.
Nothing in this source set names a refrigerator, a freezer or an air conditioner, and the county refuses appliances at its hazardous waste centers, so the unit has to be confirmed with the city before it moves.
City cost & eligibility
No refrigerant appliance rule or price is published on the retained pages, so confirm the unit and the charge with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760, and note that the county household hazardous waste centers refuse appliances.
When & how
Call the Solid Waste team before moving the unit, because a refrigerant appliance is not addressed anywhere in the published city material.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, secure the doors, and leave the refrigerant work to whoever takes it. Keep the unit out of the garbage and recycling carts and out of the yard waste pile.
The city states that small electronics have to go in the garbage cart, matching the county rule that electronics without a rechargeable battery may go in the garbage bin. Anything too large for the cart follows the county's bulky pickup, recycler or disposal complex routes.
City cost & eligibility
There is no single published price: a recycler in the county search tool sets its own terms, the county disposal complex takes such items for a fee, and a bulky collection through the city may carry a charge, so confirm the route and the price before loading.
When & how
Put a small device in the garbage cart, ask the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760 about a bulky collection for a large device, or choose a recycler from the Pinellas County Where Does It Go tool and call before the trip. The county disposal complex at 3095 114th Avenue N. in St. Petersburg takes such items for a fee and is open Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Get it ready
Never put a device containing a rechargeable battery in the garbage or recycling cart, because the county says those batteries are a leading cause of truck and facility fires. Remove a removable battery and take it to a battery drop-off, and take the whole device to a battery drop-off when the battery cannot be removed.
A television is too large for the garbage cart, so it follows the bulky route or one of the county options. The county refuses electronics at its hazardous waste centers, which leaves the bulky collection, a listed recycler or the disposal complex.
City cost & eligibility
No published price applies: a recycler sets its own terms for a screen, the county disposal complex charges a fee, and a bulky collection may carry a charge, so confirm the route and the cost before the set leaves the house.
When & how
Ask the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760 about a bulky collection, choose a recycler from the county search tool, or take the set to the county disposal complex at 3095 114th Avenue N. during its open hours.
Get it ready
Keep the television out of the garbage and recycling carts and out of the yard waste pile, protect the screen for transport, and remove cables, stands and loose batteries. Confirm the receiving site takes a screen, because electronics are refused at the county household hazardous waste centers.
No Largo page in this source set publishes a construction route or rate, and the city refuses contractor and land clearing yard waste at the curb while the county refuses construction material at its hazardous waste centers, so a renovation load has to be arranged separately.
City cost & eligibility
No construction and demolition rate is published on the retained pages, so confirm the receiving site and the price with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760 or a private hauler before the load moves.
When & how
Arrange the container or the receiving site before the work generates debris, and keep the material off the curb on collection day.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the garbage and recycling carts and out of the bulky pile, and keep yard waste produced by a contractor or by land clearing out of the residential collection entirely, because the city refuses that material.
Exercise equipment is not named anywhere in this source set, so the machine has to be confirmed with the Solid Waste team before the bulky allowance is used.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate or rule covers an exercise machine, so call the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760 and confirm the piece and the charge before booking one of the four yearly bulky collections.
When & how
Confirm the machine, then set it out before the scheduled bulky collection day.
Get it ready
Take off loose weights, pedals and straps, fold the frame where the machine allows it, and remove any console or battery so nothing with a rechargeable battery goes into a cart. Keep the machine out of the garbage and recycling carts.
Chemicals and hazardous materials cannot be collected as bulky waste, and the city sends them to the Pinellas County hazardous waste programs. The county accepts them free from county households at two centers, with limits per vehicle per day.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to Pinellas County households at the county HHW Center and HHW North within the published per vehicle limits, with a scanned government-issued identification to verify residency. Commercial and industrial grade material is not accepted.
When & how
The HHW Center at 2855 109th Avenue N. in St. Petersburg opens on select days from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and HHW North at 29582 U.S. 19 N. in Clearwater opens on select Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Check the county calendar before the trip.
Get it ready
Keep chemicals and hazardous material out of the carts, the bulky pile and the yard waste pile, because the ordinance bars hazardous and biohazardous waste from solid waste collections. Pack containers in a box or tray, bag a leaking container before boxing it, carry the load away from passengers, and never mix products. Limits include five gallons each of oil and antifreeze, 12 fluorescent bulbs, and 20 one gallon plus five five gallon paint containers.
Set the items near the curb of the right of way at least ten feet from overhead wires and at least three feet from carts, mailboxes, vehicles, storm drains, fences, utility poles and structures, and never block a sidewalk, street or swale. Keep the pile separate from yard waste, household trash and recyclables, and remember that anything small enough to fit in the garbage cart, such as a vacuum, a lamp, an end table or a small electronic device, is not eligible for bulky collection.
Yard waste goes out on the designated curbside recycling day, bagged or bundled with bundles no longer than four feet in any direction and lighter than 50 pounds, and it can also be placed inside the garbage cart. Keep the weekly amount at five cubic yards or less, since anything from five up to ten cubic yards is serviced as bulky waste. Lawn service, tree service and land clearing debris is not collected at the curb.
Keep chemicals, paint, oil, antifreeze, garden chemicals, pool products, mercury devices and rechargeable batteries out of every cart, out of the bulky pile and out of the yard waste pile. Take them to the Pinellas County HHW Center at 2855 109th Avenue N. in St. Petersburg or HHW North at 29582 U.S. 19 N. in Clearwater, bring identification for the residency check, pack containers in a box or tray, and leave electronics, appliances, medicine, sharps and vehicle batteries at home.
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 Largo Solid Waste with Pinellas County Solid Waste
Book one of the four yearly bulky collections
A Largo residential household with a couch, a mattress, a large dresser or another oversized household item that will not fit in the garbage cart.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the four collection annual allowance without a fee statement, so confirm the current charge and the scheduling process with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
Arrange it
Call the Solid Waste team to book the collection, then set the items out near the curb of the right of way within the clearance rules before the scheduled day.
Four collections a year with a ten cubic yard limit each, bulky waste scheduled weekly, only items too large for the garbage cart are eligible, and the pile has to stay three feet from carts and other objects and separate from yard waste, trash and recyclables.
City of Largo Solid Waste with Pinellas County Solid Waste
Take household chemicals to a Pinellas County center
A household with paint, oil, antifreeze, garden chemicals, pool products, mercury devices or rechargeable batteries that cannot go in a cart or a bulky pile.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to Pinellas County households within the per vehicle limits, with a scanned government-issued identification for residency. Commercial and industrial grade material is not accepted.
Arrange it
Check the county calendar, then drive to the HHW Center at 2855 109th Avenue N. in St. Petersburg on one of its open days from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. or to HHW North at 29582 U.S. 19 N. in Clearwater on a select Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Electronics, appliances, medicine and sharps, vehicle batteries, fire extinguishers, propane tanks over one pound and other compressed gas tanks are refused, and quantities above the limits are referred to the county business collection events.
City of Largo Solid Waste with Pinellas County Solid Waste
Use a city recycling drop-off center
A Largo resident with recyclables that do not fit in the curbside cart or who wants to drop material off rather than wait for the collection day.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the two recycling centers and their hours without a fee statement, so confirm the accepted material and any charge with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
Arrange it
Drop material at the Starkey Road Recycling Center, 1551 Starkey Road in Largo, open Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., closed Sundays and city holidays, or at the Tri-City Plaza Recycling Center, 16080 US Hwy 19 N in Clearwater.
Both centers are recycling drop-offs rather than transfer stations, so bulky items, chemicals and construction material do not belong there. Use the county search tool to check where a specific item goes.
City of Largo Solid Waste with Pinellas County Solid Waste
Route electronics through a recycler or the county complex
A household with televisions, computers or other electronics that will not fit in the garbage cart and that the county refuses at its hazardous waste centers.
Cost & conditions
No published price applies: a recycler from the county search tool sets its own terms, the county disposal complex takes such items for a fee, and a bulky collection may carry a charge. Confirm the route and the price before loading.
Arrange it
Search the county Where Does It Go tool and call the chosen recycler, ask the city Solid Waste team about a bulky collection, or drive to the county disposal complex at 3095 114th Avenue N. in St. Petersburg.
A device containing a rechargeable battery must never go in a garbage or recycling cart, and a device whose battery cannot be removed has to go to a battery drop-off whole.
Largo households keep most material at the curb: bulky items within four collections a year of up to ten cubic yards each, and yard waste on the weekly recycling day with the four foot bundle rule and the five cubic yard limit. What a resident hauls is the chemical material, which goes free to the Pinellas County HHW Center at 2855 109th Avenue N. in St. Petersburg or HHW North at 29582 U.S. 19 N. in Clearwater with identification and per vehicle limits. Recyclables can also be dropped at the Starkey Road Recycling Center in Largo or the Tri-City Plaza center in Clearwater. Electronics are refused at the county hazardous waste centers, so a screen goes to a recycler from the county search tool, to a bulky collection arranged at 727-587-6760, or to the county disposal complex for a fee, and anything with a rechargeable battery stays out of every cart. Bulky and yard waste collection rulesPinellas County household hazardous waste collectionHow to get rid of unwanted electronics in Pinellas CountyTrash and recycling services and drop-off centers
City recycling drop-off center
Starkey Road Recycling Center
1551 Starkey Road, Largo, FL 33771
Residential recyclables matching the city curbside recycling program, brought by Largo residents.
This is a recycling drop-off rather than a transfer station, so bulky items, appliances, chemicals and construction material do not belong here. The site closes on Sundays and on all city observed holidays, and residents should check where a specific item goes with the county search tool before loading.
Monday through Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., closed Sundays and city observed holidays.
The city publishes the center and its hours without a fee statement, so confirm the accepted material and any charge with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760.
Automotive oils and antifreeze, gasoline and diesel in containers with no tanks, household chemicals such as adhesives, aerosols and cleaners, lawn and garden chemicals, mercury devices including fluorescent bulbs, paint products, pool and spa products, marine and road flares, rechargeable and single use batteries, devices whose batteries cannot be removed, vape devices and e-bike batteries.
Pinellas County households only, with a scanned government-issued identification for residency and limits per vehicle per day, including five gallons each of oil and antifreeze, 12 fluorescent bulbs, 20 one gallon and five five gallon paint containers, 12 vape devices and one e-bike battery. Electronics, appliances, medicine and sharps, vehicle batteries, fire extinguishers, propane tanks over one pound and other compressed gas tanks are refused.
Open on select days of the week from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with the companion HHW North site at 29582 U.S. 19 N. in Clearwater open on select Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
No charge. Free to Pinellas County households within the published per vehicle limits. Quantities above the limits are referred to the county business collection events.
County disposal complex for self-haul and electronics
Pinellas County Solid Waste Disposal Complex
3095 114th Avenue N., St. Petersburg, FL
Self-haul loads handled at the scalehouse, including electronics without rechargeable batteries, which the county states are accepted there for a fee.
No item price is published for the scalehouse, and electronics are refused at the county household hazardous waste programs, so confirm the accepted items and the fee before loading. A device containing a rechargeable battery must not go in a garbage or recycling cart.
Scalehouse open Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., closed Sundays.
The county states that electronics without rechargeable batteries can be brought to the disposal complex for a fee but does not publish the amount, so confirm the current charge at 727-464-7500.
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 many bulky collections does Largo allow?+
Up to four bulky waste collections a year for each residential household, with each collection limited to ten cubic yards and scheduled weekly. Only large household items that cannot fit inside the city garbage cart are eligible, so a vacuum, a lamp or a small electronic device goes out with the regular trash instead, and the pile has to stay three feet from carts and other objects.Official guidance
Will Largo collect a couch at the curb?+
Yes. Sofas and couches are named on the city's eligible bulky list, and each residential household may book up to four bulky collections a year with a ten cubic yard limit for each one. Put the piece out before the scheduled collection, at least three feet from carts, mailboxes, vehicles and storm drains.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Largo?+
Mattresses and box springs are named on the city's eligible bulky list, so they go out with one of the four bulky collections a residential household may book each year, within the ten cubic yard limit per collection. A mattress cannot go in the garbage cart, and it has to stay at least three feet from carts and other objects.Official guidance
Where do electronics go in Largo?+
Small electronics go in the garbage cart under the city's rule, which matches the county rule that electronics without a rechargeable battery may go in the garbage bin. A device too large for the cart goes through a bulky collection arranged at 727-587-6760, a recycler from the county search tool, or the county disposal complex for a fee. A device with a rechargeable battery never goes in a cart.Official guidance
Where do Largo chemicals go?+
Chemicals and hazardous materials cannot be collected as bulky waste, so they go to the Pinellas County household hazardous waste centers, free for county households. The HHW Center at 2855 109th Avenue N. in St. Petersburg opens on select days from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and HHW North at 29582 U.S. 19 N. in Clearwater opens on select Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with identification required and limits per vehicle.Official guidance
What does Largo charge to get rid of large items?+
The yard waste service is free on the weekly recycling day, and the county household hazardous waste centers are free to county households. The city publishes the four bulky collections a year with a ten cubic yard limit but no fee statement, and no appliance, cart or construction rate appears on the pages retained for this packet, so confirm those with the Solid Waste team at 727-587-6760. Dropcurb prices a pickup separately and shows the total before payment.Official guidance
What counts as bulky waste in Largo?+
Large household items that cannot fit inside the city garbage cart, with sofas and couches, large dressers, mattresses and box springs and other oversized household items named as examples. Anything that fits in the cart is not eligible, including a vacuum, a small chair, a lamp, an end table or a small electronic device, and cardboard has to be broken down into the recycling cart.Official guidance
Where should bulky items be placed in Largo?+
Near the curb of the right of way, at least ten feet from overhead wires and at least three feet from carts, mailboxes, vehicles, storm drains, fences, utility poles and structures. Nothing may block a sidewalk, street or swale, and bulky items have to stay separate from yard waste, household trash and recyclables.Official guidance
Where do Largo chemicals and batteries go?+
Chemicals and hazardous materials cannot be collected as bulky waste, so they go to a Pinellas County household hazardous waste center, free with identification for county households. The HHW Center at 2855 109th Avenue N. in St. Petersburg opens on select days from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and HHW North at 29582 U.S. 19 N. in Clearwater opens on select Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Rechargeable batteries are accepted there, but never in a garbage or recycling cart.Official guidance
