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City collection Furniture is named on the city's bulk waste list, so a couch goes to the curb on the weekly bulk day rather than into a cart. Furniture rides the unlimited weekly bulk collection that is part of the contracted residential service, and the city publishes no separate furniture rate, so confirm any unusual item with Republic Services at 321-989-6030.
City collection Mattresses are named on the city's bulk waste list, so bedding leaves at the curb on the weekly bulk day with no volume restriction. A mattress rides the unlimited weekly bulk collection included in the contracted residential service, and the city publishes no mattress rate, so confirm any special handling with Republic Services at 321-989-6030.
City collection Refrigerators, ranges, washing machines, clothes dryers, water heaters, freezers and air conditioners are named on the city's bulk waste list, so appliances go out at the curb on the weekly bulk day. An appliance rides the unlimited weekly bulk collection included in the contracted residential service, and the city publishes no appliance rate, so confirm the item with Republic Services at 321-989-6030 before the pickup.
City collection Republic Services collects garbage twice a week and recycling once a week in 35, 65 or 95 gallon carts, and since October 1, 2025 it no longer collects extra carts that are not registered with the city. Collection is part of the residential service the city contracts and the household pays for, so no per pickup price is published. The cart fees that are published are $54.01, $56.28 and $58.52 as a one time exchange by size, an extra cart at $55.63, $57.96 and $60.28 by size, and an extra cart monthly fee of $11.35 or quarterly fee of $34.05 through Republic at 321-989-6030.
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?
Palm Bay's residential collection is run by Republic Services under the city franchise, and the curb handles nearly every large item. Garbage is collected twice a week and recycling once a week, and bulk waste is picked up once a week with no volume restrictions, with the city's list naming appliances, furniture, mattresses, computers, printers, flat screen televisions, stereos and move-out piles. Household hazardous waste never goes in a cart and instead goes to a Brevard County collection center, which is free to county residents and takes paint, automotive fluids, garden chemicals, batteries, fluorescent lamps and electronics. Construction material is the exception: the city does not collect it at the curb, requires collection and disposal businesses to hold a non-exclusive franchise, and publishes a list of approved roll-off container providers.
Republic Services collects garbage twice a week and recycling once a week in 35, 65 or 95 gallon carts, and since October 1, 2025 it no longer collects extra carts that are not registered with the city.
City cost & eligibility
Collection is part of the residential service the city contracts and the household pays for, so no per pickup price is published. The cart fees that are published are $54.01, $56.28 and $58.52 as a one time exchange by size, an extra cart at $55.63, $57.96 and $60.28 by size, and an extra cart monthly fee of $11.35 or quarterly fee of $34.05 through Republic at 321-989-6030.
When & how
Use the address collection days, which cover twice a week garbage, weekly recycling, weekly bulk and yard waste, and confirm them in the Republic address lookup the city links.
Get it ready
Have the cart at the curb by 5 a.m., one foot from the curb or street edge, at least three feet from trees, poles, fire hydrants, mailboxes, utility boxes and cars, with sixteen feet of clearance above the cart and the lid arrows facing the street. Keep three feet between the recycling and waste carts and do not lean anything against a cart.
Republic Services offers unlimited bulk pickup at the curb once a week on the scheduled pickup day, and the city lists large discarded household items including appliances, furniture, mattresses and electronic items.
City cost & eligibility
Bulk pickup is part of the contracted residential service and the city publishes no separate bulky rate, so confirm any unusual item with Republic Services at 321-989-6030 before the scheduled day.
When & how
Put the items out on the weekly bulk day for the address, which is the scheduled pickup day shown in the Republic address lookup.
Get it ready
Separate bulk from yard waste and from carted material, keep the pile clear of the travel way, and never place bulk or yard waste at the curb within 72 hours before a tropical storm or hurricane because the city runs a separate disaster debris process.
Furniture is named on the city's bulk waste list, so a couch goes to the curb on the weekly bulk day rather than into a cart.
City cost & eligibility
Furniture rides the unlimited weekly bulk collection that is part of the contracted residential service, and the city publishes no separate furniture rate, so confirm any unusual item with Republic Services at 321-989-6030.
When & how
Set the piece out on the weekly bulk day for the address and keep it clear of the travel way.
Get it ready
Keep the couch out of both carts and separate it from yard waste, which the city requires to be separated from other household material and stored in reusable containers.
Mattresses are named on the city's bulk waste list, so bedding leaves at the curb on the weekly bulk day with no volume restriction.
City cost & eligibility
A mattress rides the unlimited weekly bulk collection included in the contracted residential service, and the city publishes no mattress rate, so confirm any special handling with Republic Services at 321-989-6030.
When & how
Put the mattress out on the weekly bulk day for the address shown in the Republic address lookup.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of both carts and off the yard waste pile, and keep it clear of the travel way so the collection truck can reach it.
Refrigerators, ranges, washing machines, clothes dryers, water heaters, freezers and air conditioners are named on the city's bulk waste list, so appliances go out at the curb on the weekly bulk day.
City cost & eligibility
An appliance rides the unlimited weekly bulk collection included in the contracted residential service, and the city publishes no appliance rate, so confirm the item with Republic Services at 321-989-6030 before the pickup.
When & how
Set the appliance at the curb on the weekly bulk day for the address, and keep it clear of the travel way and away from the carts.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure or remove the door before it goes out, and keep it out of the garbage and recycling carts. Keep batteries and other hazardous material separate, because those streams are not collected curbside and go to a county center.
Flat screen televisions, computers, printers and stereos are on the city's bulk waste list, while Brevard County takes electronics free at its household hazardous waste centers with a yearly cap.
City cost & eligibility
Electronics named on the bulk list ride the contracted residential service, and the city publishes no electronic waste rate, so confirm whether the item goes out as bulk or to a county center with Republic Services at 321-989-6030.
When & how
Put the item out on the weekly bulk day, or take it to a Brevard County household hazardous waste collection center, which the county opens Monday through Saturday with the hours published per center.
Get it ready
Never place electronics in the recycling cart, because the city lists electronics among the items that must not go in it, and remove every battery first because batteries are a separate hazardous stream. The city notes that electronics are counted at ten large items per household per year at the county centers.
Palm Bay does not collect construction and demolition debris at the curb, and any business collecting or disposing of it inside the city must hold a non-exclusive franchise.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no residential construction rate. Collection and disposal businesses inside Palm Bay must hold a non-exclusive franchise, granted for five years with a $500 application fee, so confirm the provider and the charge with an approved roll-off company or with Public Works at 321-952-3437.
When & how
Order a roll-off container from one of the city's approved providers, or self haul the load to the Sarno Landfill, which accepts the concrete, brick, drywall and lumber categories that the transfer station refuses.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the carts, out of the bulk pile and out of the yard waste pile, because the city requires yard trash to be separated from other household refuse and refuses construction material on public roadways outside the disaster process.
Exercise equipment is not named on the city's bulk waste list, even though that list is open ended, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed with the hauler.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate covers an exercise machine, so confirm the item and any handling with Republic Services at 321-989-6030 before it goes to the curb, and note that it would ride the unlimited weekly bulk collection if it is accepted.
When & how
Call the hauler before the bulk day and put the machine out only once the item is confirmed.
Get it ready
Remove any console or battery pack so nothing with a battery is set out with the bulk pile, break the machine down where it can be handled safely, and keep it out of both carts.
Have the cart at the curb by 5 a.m., one foot from the curb or street edge, at least three feet from trees, poles, fire hydrants, mailboxes, electrical and cable boxes and cars, and with sixteen feet of clearance above the cart so the mechanical arm can work. Keep the arrows on the lid facing the street, keep the lid closed, leave three feet between the recycling and waste carts, and do not lean anything against a cart.
Bulk waste is collected once a week on the scheduled pickup day with no volume restriction, and yard waste has to be separated from every other material and containerized in reusable containers rather than plastic or paper bags. Trees, stumps and limbs are cut to four feet when the diameter is under six inches and to two feet when it is larger, and a pile too large for the standard truck is noted for a claw truck that the city says normally arrives within one to three days.
Do not place any bulk or yard waste at the curb within 72 hours before a tropical storm or hurricane, because the city runs a separate disaster debris process and may contract a different contractor for curbside clean-up afterwards. The city states that it does not pick up disaster debris from private HOAs or special taxing districts, so those neighborhoods have to arrange their own removal.
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 Palm Bay Public Works and Utilities with Republic Services and Brevard County Solid Waste Management
Put the item out on the weekly bulk day
A Palm Bay household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance, a flat screen television or a residential move-out pile.
Cost & conditions
Bulk pickup is unlimited and part of the contracted residential service the household pays for, and the city publishes no separate bulky rate, so confirm any unusual item with Republic Services at 321-989-6030.
Arrange it
Set the items at the curb on the scheduled pickup day shown in the Republic address lookup, keep the pile clear of the travel way, and keep yard waste separate and containerized.
Hazardous waste, batteries and construction material cannot go in the pile, the city refuses construction material outside the disaster debris process, and bulk and yard waste must not be placed curbside within 72 hours before a storm.
City of Palm Bay Public Works and Utilities with Republic Services and Brevard County Solid Waste Management
Drop hazardous waste at a Brevard County center
A Palm Bay household with paint, automotive fluids, garden chemicals, batteries, fluorescent lamps or electronics.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to Brevard County residents for household material at the three permanent collection centers, with proof of residency possibly required, and electronics counted at ten large items per household per year.
Arrange it
Take the material to a county household hazardous waste collection center during its published hours, or call Brevard County at 321-633-2042 for the nearest location.
Household material only, liquids capped at twenty-five gallons per household per year in containers no larger than five gallons, no mixing of chemicals, and alkaline batteries, explosives, biomedical waste, propane tanks and drums are refused.
City of Palm Bay Public Works and Utilities with Republic Services and Brevard County Solid Waste Management
Order a roll-off container from an approved provider
A Palm Bay household or contractor with construction or demolition debris from a project.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no construction rate and requires collection and disposal businesses to hold a non-exclusive franchise, so confirm the container size, the material and the charge with an approved provider before ordering.
Arrange it
Choose from the city's approved roll-off container providers, which include Republic Services, Dumpstar, ECO Green Waste and Portable, Express Roll Off, Fletcher's Hauling, Freedom Waste of Brevard, Freese, H & R Roll Off Dumpsters, Waste Management and Waste Pro, and call Public Works at 321-952-3437 with questions.
A business operating without a city non-exclusive franchise is in violation of the city code, and the alternative to a container is a self-hauled load at the Sarno Landfill in Melbourne.
County landfill, transfer station and hazardous waste center
Brevard County Sarno Landfill and Transfer Station
3379 Sarno Road, Melbourne, FL 32935
The landfill takes asphalt, boats without motors, fuel or tanks, brick, cardboard, carpet, concrete, drywall, land clearing debris, lumber, metal scraps, empty paint cans, paper, piping, plastics, rock, steel, whole tires, white goods such as refrigerators and washers, wood pallets and yard waste. The household hazardous waste center takes aerosols, automotive and boat batteries, automotive fluids, cleaners, drain cleaners, electronics, fertilizers, fluorescent lamps, fungicides and pesticides, gasoline, lubricants, mercury devices, oil filters, paints, stains, sealers and solvents.
The landfill prohibits CRTs and rear projection televisions, electronics and brown goods, fluorescent lamps, hazardous waste, batteries, sharps, treated wood, pressurized cylinders, propane tanks, containers over 20 gallons, motor vehicles and garbage. The transfer station refuses construction and demolition debris, white goods, motor vehicles, yard trash and hazardous waste, so a construction load goes to the landfill side rather than the transfer station. Household hazardous waste is household material only, capped at twenty-five gallons of liquid per household per year in containers no larger than five gallons.
The site is open Monday through Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and the household hazardous waste center is open Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Household hazardous waste and electronics drop-off is free to Brevard County residents with proof of residency possibly required, while material taken to the landfill or transfer station is weighed and charged at the scale, so confirm the load charge before arriving.
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 does Palm Bay bulk pickup work?+
Bulk waste is collected once a week on the scheduled pickup day, with no volume restrictions, and the city lists appliances, furniture, mattresses, computers, printers, flat screen televisions, stereos and residential move-out piles among the items it takes. Keep the pile clear of the travel way and off the verge within 72 hours before a storm.Official guidance
How does Palm Bay take a mattress?+
Mattresses are named on the city's bulk waste list, so a mattress or box spring goes to the curb on the weekly bulk collection day with no volume restriction. Keep it out of the carts and away from yard waste, which has to be containerized separately.Official guidance
Which appliances does Palm Bay collect at the curb?+
The city's bulk waste list names refrigerators, ranges, washing machines, clothes dryers, water heaters, freezers and air conditioners, and they are collected once a week on the scheduled bulk day with no volume restriction. Empty the unit and remove or secure the door first, and keep it out of the carts.Official guidance
Where do Palm Bay televisions and computers go?+
Flat screen televisions, computers and printers are on the city's bulk waste list, so they can go to the curb on the weekly bulk day. They can also go to a Brevard County household hazardous waste collection center, which is free to county residents with proof of residency possibly required and counts electronics at ten large items per household per year. Electronics never go in the recycling cart, and batteries have to come out first.Official guidance
What does Palm Bay charge for trash and large item disposal?+
Collection is part of the residential service the city contracts with Republic Services and the household pays for, so no per pickup price is published for garbage, recycling, bulk or yard waste. The published cart fees are a one time exchange of $54.01 to $58.52 by size, an extra cart of $55.63 to $60.28 by size, and an extra cart monthly fee of $11.35 or quarterly fee of $34.05. Hazardous waste and electronics drop-off is free to Brevard County residents, and construction debris is a roll-off or self-haul job. Dropcurb prices its own pickup separately and shows the total at checkout.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Palm Bay?+
Republic Services collects under the city's solid waste contract, with the city's Public Works and Utilities departments handling the account side. Republic customer service is 321-989-6030 or 844-737-8254, and stopping or starting service has to go through the city at 321-952-3420 rather than the online account. Extra carts also have to be registered with the city Utilities Department.Official guidance
Where do Palm Bay residents take paint, batteries and chemicals?+
To one of the three permanent Brevard County household hazardous waste collection centers, which are free to county residents with proof of residency possibly required. The centers take paints, stains, thinners, sealers, solvents, automotive fluids, gasoline, oil filters, garden chemicals, pool cleaning supplies, propane tanks, automotive and boat batteries, rechargeable batteries, mercury devices, fluorescent lamps and electronics. Material from businesses is not accepted, liquids are capped at twenty-five gallons per household per year in containers no larger than five gallons, and the county number is 321-633-2042.Official guidance
How does Palm Bay handle old electronics?+
Two routes. Flat screen televisions, computers, printers and stereos are on the city's bulk waste list, so they can go to the curb on the weekly bulk day, and the county also takes electronics free at its household hazardous waste centers, counting them at ten large items per household per year. Electronics never go in the recycling cart, and batteries have to be removed first because they are a separate hazardous stream.Official guidance
