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City collection Furniture is extraordinary waste in Sebring, and the city collects up to two cubic yards of extraordinary waste a month as part of the residential sanitation fee rather than charging for each piece. No charge. Included in the residential sanitation fee, which the city sets at $235.00 per unit per year, the equivalent of $19.59 a month, collected as an ad valorem assessment on the property tax bill, and which covers two cubic yards of extraordinary waste each month. Anything over that volume is the property owner's responsibility unless arrangements are made and the excess waste fee is paid.
City collection A mattress is not named in the city's extraordinary waste list, which names furniture, bicycles, lawn mowers, white goods, bulk items and tires, so it has to be confirmed with the division before it is set out. The service fee is already part of the sanitation assessment for loads inside the two cubic yard monthly allowance, so the question is acceptance rather than price: confirm with the Solid Waste Division whether a mattress counts as extraordinary waste or bulk item, and what the excess waste fee would be if the load goes over the allowance.
City collection White goods have their own weekly collection in Sebring: the city picks them up by request on Wednesdays at no charge, and the list covers water heaters, air conditioners, stoves, ovens and refrigerators. No charge. White goods are collected on a call-in basis once a week on Wednesday at no charge as part of the residential services already covered by the sanitation assessment.
City collection Sebring collects two cubic yards of extraordinary waste a month as part of the residential sanitation fee, and the city names furniture, bicycles, lawn mowers, white goods, bulk items and tires in that stream. No charge. Included in the residential sanitation assessment of $235.00 per unit per year, about $19.59 a month, which also covers twice weekly garbage, two monthly yard trash pickups and the two cubic yards of extraordinary waste. Loads over the monthly volume have to be arranged in advance with the excess waste fee paid, or removed by the property owner.
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?
Sebring collects its own solid waste, and the price of a bulky item is already inside the sanitation charge. Every residential unit pays an annual sanitation assessment on the property tax bill, and that fee covers twice weekly garbage, two yard trash pickups a month, and two cubic yards of what the city calls extraordinary waste each month. Extraordinary waste is the bulky stream: the city names furniture, bicycles, lawn mowers, white goods, bulk items and tires, and asks residents to schedule the pickup in advance on the division's phone line. White goods run on their own weekly schedule, collected on a Wednesday at no extra charge, and they cover water heaters, air conditioners, stoves, ovens and refrigerators. What the city will not take is building material, because carpet, cabinets, plywood and similar items are the homeowner's responsibility, and anything over the monthly volume has to be arranged separately with the excess fee paid before it is removed. Electronics leave the city stream entirely and go to the Highlands County recycling center on Skipper Road, which takes end of life televisions, monitors, computers and batteries from residents on weekdays.
Furniture is extraordinary waste in Sebring, and the city collects up to two cubic yards of extraordinary waste a month as part of the residential sanitation fee rather than charging for each piece.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation fee, which the city sets at $235.00 per unit per year, the equivalent of $19.59 a month, collected as an ad valorem assessment on the property tax bill, and which covers two cubic yards of extraordinary waste each month. Anything over that volume is the property owner's responsibility unless arrangements are made and the excess waste fee is paid.
When & how
Schedule the pickup in advance on the solid waste line at 863-471-5115, or use the numbers published with the special pick-up page, and have the furniture at the collection point on the arranged day.
Get it ready
Keep the load inside the two cubic yard monthly allowance and keep building material out of it, because the city treats carpet, cabinets, plywood and similar items as the homeowner's responsibility rather than permitted extraordinary waste. Tires and white goods are part of the same program but follow their own handling.
A mattress is not named in the city's extraordinary waste list, which names furniture, bicycles, lawn mowers, white goods, bulk items and tires, so it has to be confirmed with the division before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
The service fee is already part of the sanitation assessment for loads inside the two cubic yard monthly allowance, so the question is acceptance rather than price: confirm with the Solid Waste Division whether a mattress counts as extraordinary waste or bulk item, and what the excess waste fee would be if the load goes over the allowance.
When & how
Call the solid waste line at 863-471-5115 before the collection day and confirm the mattress for the scheduled special pick-up.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and inside the monthly volume allowance, keep it out of the garbage and yard trash streams, and keep it separate from any building material, which the city does not accept in the extraordinary waste stream.
White goods have their own weekly collection in Sebring: the city picks them up by request on Wednesdays at no charge, and the list covers water heaters, air conditioners, stoves, ovens and refrigerators.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. White goods are collected on a call-in basis once a week on Wednesday at no charge as part of the residential services already covered by the sanitation assessment.
When & how
Call the solid waste line at 863-471-5115 to request the Wednesday white goods collection and have the unit at the collection point that morning.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and keep it out of the garbage and yard trash streams. White goods are also listed inside the extraordinary waste allowance, so a household with several units in one month should spread them across the weekly pickups or confirm the volume with the division.
Electronic waste is outside the city collection and goes to the Highlands County recycling center on Skipper Road, which takes end of life televisions, monitors, computers and batteries from residents during the week.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes the electronic waste program, its address and its hours without stating a fee, so confirm whether anything about the load is chargeable by calling (863) 402-7786 before the trip.
When & how
Take the equipment to the Highlands County Recycling Center at 6000 Skipper Road in Sebring on a weekday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., and call (863) 402-7786 if it is unclear whether the item qualifies.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from a computer, phone or drive before it leaves the house, keep electronics out of the garbage, recycling and yard trash streams, and keep batteries and any hazardous material separate, because the county runs separate battery and household hazardous waste programmes.
Building material is not part of the city's collection. The special pick-up page states that carpet, cabinets, plywood and similar items are building materials and the responsibility of the homeowner to remove.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no rate for building material because it does not collect it: the special pick-up page says such material is the homeowner's responsibility, so a project has to arrange its own removal and any price comes from the company hired.
When & how
Arrange the removal before the material accumulates, and keep it out of the extraordinary waste pile for the whole project.
Get it ready
Keep carpet, cabinets, plywood and similar items separate from the permitted extraordinary waste, as the city asks, and never put them in the garbage or yard trash streams. Hazardous material belongs with the county's household hazardous waste programme rather than in a construction load.
Exercise equipment is not named in the city's extraordinary waste list, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed with the division before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
The service is already covered by the sanitation assessment for loads inside the monthly allowance, so confirm acceptance with the Solid Waste Division and ask about the excess waste fee if the machine pushes the load over two cubic yards.
When & how
Call the solid waste line at 863-471-5115 and describe the machine before booking the special pick-up.
Get it ready
Give the size and weight when you call, take the console or any battery pack off so the electronics go to the county recycling center instead, and keep the machine out of the garbage and yard trash streams.
Sebring collects two cubic yards of extraordinary waste a month as part of the residential sanitation fee, and the city names furniture, bicycles, lawn mowers, white goods, bulk items and tires in that stream.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation assessment of $235.00 per unit per year, about $19.59 a month, which also covers twice weekly garbage, two monthly yard trash pickups and the two cubic yards of extraordinary waste. Loads over the monthly volume have to be arranged in advance with the excess waste fee paid, or removed by the property owner.
When & how
Schedule the special pick-up in advance on the solid waste line at 863-471-5115, or the numbers printed on the special pick-up page, and set the pile out on the arranged day.
Get it ready
Keep the pile inside the two cubic yard monthly allowance, keep building material out of it, and keep hazardous products out of every stream, because those belong with the county's household hazardous waste programme. Yard trash has its own schedule of up to four grapple bucket scoops twice a month.
Extraordinary waste is scheduled and measured in cubic yards
Sebring collects two cubic yards of extraordinary waste a month from each residential unit in addition to the garbage and yard trash service, and the city names furniture, bicycles, lawn mowers, white goods, bulk items and tires in that stream. The pick-up has to be scheduled in advance with the Solid Waste Division, and the service is included in the residential sanitation fee that appears on the property tax bill. Anything over the monthly volume is the property owner's responsibility unless arrangements have been made and the excess waste fee has been paid.
Appliances are collected separately from the extraordinary waste pile. White goods are picked up on a call-in basis once a week on Wednesday at no charge as part of the residential services, and the city's list covers water heaters, air conditioners, stoves, ovens and refrigerators. Households with several units in one month should spread them across the weekly pickups or confirm the volume with the division, because white goods also count inside the two cubic yard monthly extraordinary waste allowance.
Electronics and hazardous products leave the city stream
Electronic waste is not part of the city collection. Highlands County runs the electronic waste programme and takes end of life televisions, monitors, computers, batteries and similar equipment from residents at the recycling center on Skipper Road in Sebring, on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and it publishes household hazardous waste, battery and sharps programmes alongside it. The county asks residents to call (863) 402-7786 when they are unsure whether an item qualifies.
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 Sebring Solid Waste Division, with the Highlands County recycling and electronic waste programs
Schedule the city special pick-up
A Sebring household with furniture, a bulk item, tires, a lawn mower or another item that qualifies as extraordinary waste inside the monthly volume.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation assessment, which the city sets at $235.00 per unit per year, about $19.59 a month, for up to two cubic yards of extraordinary waste each month; material over that volume needs prior arrangements and the excess waste fee paid in full.
Arrange it
Call the Solid Waste Division in advance to book the pick-up, using the published solid waste numbers, and set the material out on the arranged day.
Limited to two cubic yards a month, building materials such as carpet, cabinets and plywood are excluded and are the homeowner's responsibility, and hazardous products belong with the county programme.
City of Sebring Solid Waste Division, with the Highlands County recycling and electronic waste programs
Request the Wednesday white goods pickup
A Sebring household replacing a refrigerator, stove, oven, water heater or air conditioner.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Collected on a call-in basis once a week on Wednesday at no charge as part of the residential services covered by the sanitation assessment.
Arrange it
Call the Solid Waste Division to request the Wednesday pickup and have the appliance at the collection point that morning.
One collection day a week means a large clear-out of several units should be spread across weeks or confirmed with the division, since white goods also count toward the two cubic yard monthly extraordinary waste allowance.
City of Sebring Solid Waste Division, with the Highlands County recycling and electronic waste programs
Take electronics to the county recycling center
A Sebring household with a television, monitor, computer, battery or another end of life electronic item.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes the electronic waste programme, its address and its weekday hours without stating a fee, so confirm whether anything about the load is chargeable by calling (863) 402-7786.
Arrange it
Drive to the Highlands County Recycling Center at 6000 Skipper Road in Sebring on a weekday between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
The programme takes residential electronic waste, batteries and similar equipment, while hazardous household products sit in a separate county programme, and the county asks residents to confirm material that may not qualify.
A household or contractor with carpet, cabinets, plywood or other building material that the city will not take.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no rate because it does not collect building material, so the price comes from the company hired to remove it; confirm the load, the access and the disposal site with that company before the work starts.
Arrange it
Arrange the removal before the material accumulates at the property and keep it separate from the permitted extraordinary waste.
Building material cannot go out with the extraordinary waste, the garbage or the yard trash, and any hazardous product in the load has to be handled through the county programme instead.
County recycling center that takes electronic waste from residents
Highlands County Recycling Center
6000 Skipper Road, Sebring, FL
End of life electronic equipment from residents, with the county's examples including monitors whether working or not, cell phones, central processing units, batteries and circuit boards, alongside the county's household hazardous waste, battery and sharps programmes.
The programme is described for residents, hazardous waste may not be put in the regular trash, and the county asks residents to call (863) 402-7786 when it is unclear whether a material meets the electronic waste guidelines.
Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The county page publishes the programme, the address and the hours without a fee, so confirm whether anything in the load is chargeable by calling (863) 402-7786 before the trip.
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 a couch leave a Sebring home?+
As extraordinary waste on a scheduled city special pick-up. Sebring includes two cubic yards of extraordinary waste a month in the residential sanitation fee, and it names furniture in that stream, so the couch is scheduled in advance with the Solid Waste Division rather than set out with the garbage. Anything over the monthly volume has to be arranged separately with the excess waste fee paid before removal.Official guidance
How do appliances leave a Sebring home?+
On the city's white goods collection, which runs by request once a week on Wednesday at no charge as part of the residential service. The city lists water heaters, air conditioners, stoves, ovens and refrigerators as white goods, and it also includes white goods in the two cubic yards of extraordinary waste allowed each month, so a large clear-out should be spread over the weekly pickups or confirmed with the division first.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Sebring?+
To the Highlands County Recycling Center at 6000 Skipper Road in Sebring, which runs the county's electronic waste programme for residents and accepts end of life monitors, televisions, computers, batteries and similar equipment on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The county asks residents to call (863) 402-7786 when they are unsure whether an item qualifies, and it publishes no fee for the programme.Official guidance
How much bulky waste does Sebring collect?+
Two cubic yards of extraordinary waste a month for each residential unit, included in the sanitation assessment that appears on the property tax bill, and the city names furniture, bicycles, lawn mowers, white goods, bulk items and tires in that stream. The pick-up has to be scheduled in advance with the Solid Waste Division, anything over the monthly volume is the property owner's responsibility unless arrangements are made and the excess waste fee is paid, and building materials are not part of the program at all.Official guidance
Who collects trash and bulky items in Sebring?+
The City of Sebring Solid Waste Division does, funded by a sanitation assessment that appears on the property tax bill rather than a monthly bill, and it serves roughly 5,400 residential customers a month. The assessment covers twice weekly garbage, two yard trash pickups a month and two cubic yards of extraordinary waste a month, and the division schedules the bulky pickups in advance. Electronic waste is handled separately by Highlands County.Official guidance
How much extraordinary waste can go out each month?+
Two cubic yards a month for each residential unit, included in the sanitation fee and scheduled in advance with the Solid Waste Division. The city's extraordinary waste list names furniture, bicycles, lawn mowers, white goods, bulk items and tires, and anything above the monthly volume is the property owner's responsibility unless arrangements have been made and the excess waste fee has been paid. Building materials such as carpet, cabinets and plywood are excluded.Official guidance
When are appliances picked up?+
White goods are picked up on a call-in basis once a week on Wednesday at no charge as part of the residential services. The city lists water heaters, air conditioners, stoves, ovens and refrigerators as white goods, and they also count inside the two cubic yards of extraordinary waste allowed each month, so a household clearing out several units should spread them across the weekly pickups or confirm the volume with the division.Official guidance
Where do televisions, computers and batteries go?+
To the Highlands County Recycling Center at 6000 Skipper Road in Sebring, which runs the county's electronic waste programme for residents and accepts end of life monitors, televisions, computers, batteries and similar equipment Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The county also runs household hazardous waste, battery and sharps programmes, and it asks residents to call 863-402-7786 when they are unsure whether an item qualifies.Official guidance
