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City collection Furniture is named in the curbside bulk list, and a convenience center visit that includes bulk indoor furniture carries the household bulk fee. No charge. Furniture goes out on one of the bulk collections included with the curbside service, and an additional item beyond the allowance is charged a prepaid fee. At a convenience center, a bulk load of inside-the-home garbage and furniture items carries the 15 dollar visit fee.
City collection No Hernando County page read for this packet names a mattress, so the route has to be confirmed rather than assumed from the furniture wording. Mattresses are not named in the curbside bulk list, the garbage cart rules or the facility accepted material lists published by the County, so confirm the item with Coastal Waste & Recycling at 352-540-6457 for a curbside bulk collection and with Hernando County Solid Waste at 352-754-4112 before hauling one to a facility. A mattress that is accepted on a bulk collection would count as one of the items in that collection.
City collection Non-freon appliances are named in the curbside bulk list, while refrigerators, freezers, propane tanks and other freon or gas items are expressly excluded from curbside collection. A non-freon appliance goes out on one of the bulk collections included with the curbside service, with a prepaid fee for an item beyond the allowance. A freon appliance is excluded from curbside bulk and no County page read here names it among the accepted material at the facilities, so confirm the route with Hernando County Solid Waste at 352-754-4112 before moving the unit.
City collection Coastal Waste & Recycling collects trash twice a week, recycling once a week and yard waste once a week in unincorporated Hernando County, and only waste inside the hauler's own cart is collected. From $16.96 per month of curbside collection in the subscription area as of January 1, 2026, with the universal area billed at 217.37 dollars a year as an assessment on the tax bill. The subscription area is billed quarterly by Coastal at 50.88 dollars a quarter, which the County states as 203.52 dollars a year, and it covers trash twice a week, recycling once a week, yard waste once a week and the bulk allowance. The universal or mandatory area pays the annual assessment instead and needs no setup. The fee covers transport only and not landfill disposal, and the hauler may request an annual increase tied to the Consumer Price Index and the Oil Price Information Service, subject to Board approval.
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?
Spring Hill is unincorporated Hernando County, so the County runs disposal and Coastal Waste & Recycling runs the curb. Since January 2, 2026, curbside service in every unincorporated area has been twice weekly trash, once weekly recycling and once weekly yard waste, with the trash cart itself supplied by the hauler and nothing collected outside it. Large items are a separate scheduled collection: the County's bulk program takes furniture, non-freon appliances and other large household items that will not fit in the cart, with a published annual allowance that the same page states two different ways, so it is worth confirming with the hauler. Freon appliances, propane tanks, gas items and hazardous waste never go to the curb. For a load the curb will not take, the West Hernando Convenience Center sits on Osowaw Boulevard right in Spring Hill, charging five dollars for a few bags of household waste and fifteen dollars for a bulk or yard waste load, with recycling and household hazardous waste free, and the Main Landfill in Brooksville takes construction debris, land clearing debris, tires and anything oversized at published per ton rates.
Twice weekly trash, weekly recycling and yard waste
Accepted with preparation
Coastal Waste & Recycling collects trash twice a week, recycling once a week and yard waste once a week in unincorporated Hernando County, and only waste inside the hauler's own cart is collected.
City cost & eligibility
From $16.96 per month of curbside collection in the subscription area as of January 1, 2026, with the universal area billed at 217.37 dollars a year as an assessment on the tax bill. The subscription area is billed quarterly by Coastal at 50.88 dollars a quarter, which the County states as 203.52 dollars a year, and it covers trash twice a week, recycling once a week, yard waste once a week and the bulk allowance. The universal or mandatory area pays the annual assessment instead and needs no setup. The fee covers transport only and not landfill disposal, and the hauler may request an annual increase tied to the Consumer Price Index and the Oil Price Information Service, subject to Board approval.
When & how
Carts go out before 6 a.m. on the service day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before, and come in with any remaining trash by the end of the service day. Waste is collected on every holiday except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Independence Day, with no make-up days. Missed pickups go to Coastal at 352-540-6457 or through the County's online form.
Get it ready
Use only the cart the hauler provides, with the handles facing the house, the arrows on the lid facing the street, the lid closed, about three feet from the roadway but not in it, and three feet of clearance from mailboxes, parked cars and other obstacles, with no overhead obstructions and nothing on top of the cart. Bag the trash first, keep the cart under 100 pounds with contents, and keep recycling, yard waste, medical waste, needles, hazardous waste, paint, chemicals, motor oil, liquids, dead animals, hot ashes, car parts, tires, car batteries and construction debris out of it.
Bulk items are a scheduled special collection through Coastal Waste & Recycling, with furniture, non-freon appliances and other large household items that will not fit in the cart.
City cost & eligibility
The County's bulk FAQ states that each customer may have six bulk collections with up to ten items per collection included with the curbside service each year, while the cost FAQ on the same page says the price includes four limited bulk items a year. Because the page states the allowance two ways, confirm the current allowance and the prepaid fee for additional items with Coastal Waste & Recycling at 352-540-6457 when the collection is booked.
When & how
Call Coastal Waste & Recycling at 352-540-6457 to schedule the collection before anything is set out. Items may not go to the curb until 6 p.m. the night before the scheduled collection, and glass tabletops, mirrors and similar items are only collected as bulk when they are unbroken.
Get it ready
Keep the pile to furniture, non-freon appliances and other large household items that do not fit in the cart, remove or seal the doors on every appliance so children cannot become trapped, and keep the excluded items off the pile entirely. Refrigerators, freezers, propane tanks and anything that uses freon or gas, along with hazardous waste, cannot be collected curbside.
Furniture is named in the curbside bulk list, and a convenience center visit that includes bulk indoor furniture carries the household bulk fee.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Furniture goes out on one of the bulk collections included with the curbside service, and an additional item beyond the allowance is charged a prepaid fee. At a convenience center, a bulk load of inside-the-home garbage and furniture items carries the 15 dollar visit fee.
When & how
Call Coastal at 352-540-6457 to schedule a curbside bulk collection and put the piece out no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before, or take it to the West Hernando Convenience Center on Osowaw Boulevard, open Tuesday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the piece inside the bulk item allowance and out of the garbage cart, keep it clear of the cart so the automated truck can reach it, and remember that indoor furniture is accepted at the convenience centers while outdoor items such as patio chairs and tables are refused there.
No Hernando County page read for this packet names a mattress, so the route has to be confirmed rather than assumed from the furniture wording.
City cost & eligibility
Mattresses are not named in the curbside bulk list, the garbage cart rules or the facility accepted material lists published by the County, so confirm the item with Coastal Waste & Recycling at 352-540-6457 for a curbside bulk collection and with Hernando County Solid Waste at 352-754-4112 before hauling one to a facility. A mattress that is accepted on a bulk collection would count as one of the items in that collection.
When & how
Call before the piece goes out. A curbside bulk item may not be set out until 6 p.m. the night before the scheduled collection, and anything brought to a facility must arrive during that facility's open hours.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the garbage cart, which refuses large items, and keep it dry and loaded flat if it is being hauled. Confirm whether the receiving facility treats it as household waste before making the trip, because the convenience centers charge by the visit and the Main Landfill charges by weight.
Non-freon appliances are named in the curbside bulk list, while refrigerators, freezers, propane tanks and other freon or gas items are expressly excluded from curbside collection.
City cost & eligibility
A non-freon appliance goes out on one of the bulk collections included with the curbside service, with a prepaid fee for an item beyond the allowance. A freon appliance is excluded from curbside bulk and no County page read here names it among the accepted material at the facilities, so confirm the route with Hernando County Solid Waste at 352-754-4112 before moving the unit.
When & how
Call Coastal at 352-540-6457 for a non-freon appliance on a bulk collection, with the piece out no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before. For a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioning unit, call the County first to confirm where it can be taken.
Get it ready
Remove or seal the doors on every appliance before it goes out so children cannot become trapped inside, empty the unit, and keep it clear of the cart. Metal items are accepted for recycling free of gas and oil at the County facilities, which is the right way to move a metal appliance that still has fuel or refrigerant in it.
Electronics are named in the household waste accepted at the Main Landfill and at the convenience centers, and recycling drop-off at both sites is free.
City cost & eligibility
Electronics are listed as household waste at the drop-off facilities rather than as a separate free category, so the charge depends on how the load is presented: recycling is free, a convenience center visit is 5 dollars for up to five bags of household waste at 60 gallons or less per bag and 15 dollars for more than five bags or a bulk load, and the Main Landfill charges Class I waste at 3.1 cents a pound or 62.47 dollars a ton. Confirm how the devices will be counted when the load is presented.
When & how
Take the devices to the West Hernando Convenience Center at 2525 Osowaw Blvd. in Spring Hill, open Tuesday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., or to the Main Landfill at 14450 Landfill Rd. in Brooksville, open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Both are closed Sunday, and both require proof of Hernando County residency.
Get it ready
Bring the devices where they can be seen for inspection, in an open bin or clear bag rather than a sealed plastic bag, because the County requires recycling and household hazardous waste to be clearly identifiable. Metal electronics may also qualify for the free metal recycling category, and personal data should be wiped before anything leaves the property.
Exercise equipment is not named anywhere in the Hernando County material read here, so the machine has to be confirmed with the hauler before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No published amount covers an exercise machine and the County does not name the category, so confirm acceptance with Coastal Waste & Recycling at 352-540-6457 as a bulk item, and ask about the prepaid fee if it falls outside the collection allowance. A metal framed machine could also be presented for the free metal recycling category at a County facility once it is free of gas and oil.
When & how
Call Coastal at 352-540-6457 before setting the machine out, and if it is accepted as bulk, put it out no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before the scheduled collection.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart and remove any gas, oil or battery components, because the County's metal recycling category requires material free of gas and oil, and because the convenience centers refuse loads that are not containerized or bundled when they are loose.
Construction debris is refused in the carts, in a bulk collection and at the convenience centers, and it has to be weighed at the Main Landfill.
City cost & eligibility
From $62.47 for the per ton Class I rate for mixed demolition and other waste at the Main Landfill under the tipping fees effective June 1, 2026. Separated construction and demolition debris is charged 3.9 cents a pound, or 78.47 dollars a ton, and yard waste is charged 2.8 cents a pound, or 56.27 dollars a ton, while Class I waste is 3.1 cents a pound, or 62.47 dollars a ton. The County states that from June 1, 2026 all waste at the Main Landfill is charged by weight and that the former free 2,000 pound residential allowance is discontinued.
When & how
Take the load to the Main Landfill at 14450 Landfill Rd. in Brooksville, open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed Sunday and holidays, with proof of Hernando County residency and help to unload, because staff do not assist.
Get it ready
Keep the debris out of the garbage cart, off a bulk pile and away from the convenience centers, which refuse interior and exterior construction debris, land clearing debris, fencing, pallets, decking and roofing material. Complete trees, trunks and roots have to go to the landfill rather than a convenience center, and large loose loads go there too.
Paint, chemicals, batteries, sharps and medications
Accepted with preparation
Household hazardous waste is free to drop at the Main Landfill and, in limited types, at the residential convenience centers, while commercial hazardous waste is refused everywhere.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The County states that disposal of the listed household hazardous waste is free at the Northwest Waste Management Facility, which is the Main Landfill, and that limited types and quantities are also accepted at the residential convenience centers. Commercial hazardous waste is not accepted.
When & how
Take the material to the Main Landfill at 14450 Landfill Rd. in Brooksville, open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or to the West Hernando Convenience Center on Osowaw Boulevard during its Tuesday to Saturday hours. Both require proof of Hernando County residency and are closed on holidays.
Get it ready
Keep the material in the original container with the label intact, label the container if the original label is missing or mark it UNKNOWN when the contents are unknown, tighten the lids, put leaking containers inside a larger container with absorbent, never mix different or unknown materials, secure glass bottles and tape the terminal ends of lithium batteries. Do not pour hazardous waste down drains or storm drains, put it in the trash, bury it or pour it on the ground.
Everything goes in the cart Coastal Waste & Recycling provides, bagged, with the lid closed and the cart under 100 pounds. Handles face the house, the arrows on the lid face the street, the cart sits about three feet from the roadway but not in it, and it needs three feet of clearance from mailboxes, parked cars and other obstacles with nothing overhead. Bags and debris left outside the cart are not collected.
A bulk pile is only collected after it is scheduled
Bulk items are a special collection booked with Coastal at 352-540-6457, and nothing goes to the curb until 6 p.m. the night before the scheduled collection. Furniture, non-freon appliances and other large household items qualify, while freon and gas appliances, hazardous waste and tires do not, and glass tabletops and mirrors are only taken when they are unbroken.
Recycling goes in two sorted bins, one for paper and cardboard and one for rigid plastic, aluminum and tin, with no glass and no plastic bags. At a County facility, material has to arrive in original containers, open bins or clear bags so it can be inspected, plastic bags are disposed of separately, and proof of Hernando County residency is required along with help to unload because staff do not assist.
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.
Hernando County Solid Waste and Recycling with Coastal Waste & Recycling
Schedule a curbside bulk collection
A household with furniture, a non-freon appliance or another large household item that will not fit in the garbage cart.
Cost & conditions
The County's bulk FAQ states six bulk collections with up to ten items per collection included each year while the cost FAQ on the same page states four limited bulk items a year, so confirm the current allowance and the prepaid fee for additional items with Coastal Waste & Recycling at 352-540-6457 when booking.
Arrange it
Call Coastal at 352-540-6457, then put the items at the curb no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before the scheduled collection.
Refrigerators, freezers, propane tanks and anything using freon or gas cannot be collected curbside, hazardous waste and tires are excluded, glass tabletops and mirrors are only taken unbroken, and appliance doors should be removed or sealed.
Hernando County Solid Waste and Recycling with Coastal Waste & Recycling
Drop a load at the West Hernando Convenience Center
A Spring Hill household with a few bags of trash, a bulk load of indoor furniture, some yard trimmings, recycling, or the household hazardous waste that is accepted at all locations.
Cost & conditions
From $5 for the convenience center visit fee for up to five bags of household kitchen garbage, packaging and clothing at 60 gallons or less per bag. A bulk load of more than five bags of inside-the-home garbage and furniture items is 15 dollars per visit, and yard waste is 15 dollars per visit. Recycling and residential household hazardous waste are free when they are clearly identifiable in original containers, open bins or clear bags, with plastic bags disposed of separately.
Arrange it
Drive to 2525 Osowaw Blvd., Spring Hill, FL 34607, open Tuesday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with proof of Hernando County residency and your own help to unload.
The centers refuse tires, commercial waste, interior and exterior construction debris, land clearing debris, automobiles and parts, fencing, pallets, decking, pools and spas, outdoor structures and outdoor items, and mercury devices. Trailers must be under five feet wide, ten feet long and two feet high, trailer visits are capped at five a year, residents get one trip a day, and large loose loads have to go to the Main Landfill.
Hernando County Solid Waste and Recycling with Coastal Waste & Recycling
Take a weighed load to the Main Landfill
A household or contractor with construction debris, land clearing debris, tires, an oversized load or anything the convenience centers refuse.
Cost & conditions
From $62.47 for the per ton Class I rate under the tipping fees effective June 1, 2026. Construction and demolition debris is 3.9 cents a pound, or 78.47 dollars a ton, yard waste is 2.8 cents a pound, or 56.27 dollars a ton, automobile and semi-truck tires are 7.7 cents a pound, or 154.88 dollars a ton, and off-road tires are 10.3 cents a pound, or 206.50 dollars a ton. Recycling and residential household hazardous waste stay free, and from June 1, 2026 the former free 2,000 pound residential allowance is discontinued.
Arrange it
Drive to 14450 Landfill Rd., Brooksville, FL 34614, open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed Sunday and holidays, with proof of Hernando County residency and help to unload.
Radioactive material, biomedical waste including red bag waste, liquid waste and commercial hazardous waste are refused at every County facility, out-of-county waste is not accepted, and the load is weighed so mixed waste is charged at the higher category when it is not separated.
A household that regularly has more waste than the cart holds or needs a collection beyond the bulk allowance.
Cost & conditions
The County states that an additional bulk collection item requires prepayment of an added fee and that residents can schedule a bulk or extra bag pickup with the hauler for an additional fee, but no amount is published, so confirm the price with Coastal Waste & Recycling at 352-540-6457.
Arrange it
Call Coastal at 352-540-6457 to schedule the extra pickup, and keep the material out of the cart and off the curb until the collection is confirmed.
Anything outside the cart on a normal collection day is left behind, so an extra pickup has to be booked rather than assumed, and the same item exclusions apply as for a standard bulk collection.
Bagged kitchen and bathroom trash, clothing and bedding, packaging, electronics, indoor furniture, yard trimmings such as grass clippings, leaves and small branches, sorted recycling including metal, and the household hazardous waste accepted at all locations: oil based and latex paint, used oil, fluorescent bulbs and PCB ballasts up to four feet, automotive and rechargeable batteries, sharps and unwanted non-narcotic medications.
Hernando County waste only, with proof of residency such as a driver's license with a Hernando address or an out-of-county license plus a TRIM notice, utility bill or deed. Refused: tires, commercial waste, interior and exterior construction debris, land clearing debris including whole trees, trunks and root balls, automobiles and parts, fencing, pallets, wooden stairs and decking, pools and spas, outdoor structures, outdoor items such as patio chairs and tables, and mercury thermostats and switches, which are Main Landfill only. Trailers must be under five feet wide, ten feet long and two feet high, trailer visits are capped at five per calendar year, residents get one trip per day, trailer volume may not exceed 100 cubic feet, pickup bed loads have to stay below the cab roofline, and large loose loads go to the Main Landfill. Children and pets stay in the vehicle and staff do not assist with unloading.
Tuesday to Friday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., closed Sunday, Monday and holidays. Phone 352-754-4770, or the County solid waste line at 352-754-4112.
From $5 for the visit fee for up to five bags of household garbage at 60 gallons or less per bag. More than five bags or a bulk load of inside-the-home garbage and furniture items is 15 dollars per visit, and yard waste is 15 dollars per visit. Recycling and residential household hazardous waste are free when they are clearly identifiable, and plastic bags have to be disposed of separately.
Northwest Solid Waste Management Facility, Main Landfill
14450 Landfill Rd., Brooksville, FL 34614
Class I residential household waste including bagged kitchen and bathroom trash, clothing and bedding, packaging, electronics and indoor furniture, commercial waste, automobile parts, pools and spas, outdoor items, construction and demolition debris including roofing material, wood and drywall, fencing, pallets, decking and outdoor structures, yard waste and land clearing debris, sorted recycling including metal, household hazardous waste including the items accepted only there, sharps and medications, and automobile, semi-truck and off-road tires.
Hernando County waste only, with proof of residency. Refused at every County facility: radioactive material, biomedical waste including red bag waste, liquid waste and commercial hazardous waste. The free 2,000 pound residential allowance is discontinued from June 1, 2026, and all waste is charged by weight, so separating recycling, yard waste and construction debris keeps the load on the cheaper rate. Children and pets stay in the vehicle and staff do not assist with unloading.
Monday to Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., closed Sunday and holidays. Phone 352-754-4112.
From $62.47 for the per ton Class I waste rate under the tipping fees effective June 1, 2026. Construction and demolition debris is 78.47 dollars a ton, or 3.9 cents a pound, yard waste is 56.27 dollars a ton, or 2.8 cents a pound, automobile and semi-truck tires are 154.88 dollars a ton, or 7.7 cents a pound, and off-road tires are 206.50 dollars a ton, or 10.3 cents a pound. Recycling and residential household hazardous waste within the stated limits are free.
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 I schedule a bulk pickup?+
Call Coastal Waste & Recycling at 352-540-6457 before setting anything out. Bulk items are a special collection, nothing goes to the curb until 6 p.m. the night before the scheduled collection, and the County states that additional items beyond the allowance require prepayment of an added fee.Official guidance
How many bulk collections does a household get?+
The County's bulk FAQ states six bulk collections with up to ten items per collection included each year, while the cost FAQ on the same page states four limited bulk items per year. Confirm the current allowance with Coastal at 352-540-6457, because the page publishes both figures.Official guidance
What counts as a bulk item, and what is excluded?+
Furniture, non-freon appliances and other large household items that do not fit in the garbage cart. Refrigerators, freezers, propane tanks and other items that use freon or gas cannot be collected curbside, and neither can hazardous waste. Glass tabletops and mirrors are only collected as bulk when they are unbroken, and appliance doors should be removed or sealed for safety.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in Spring Hill?+
Either schedule a curbside bulk collection with Coastal at 352-540-6457, or take it to the West Hernando Convenience Center on Osowaw Boulevard in Spring Hill, where a bulk load of household items and furniture carries a 15 dollar visit fee. Furniture is named in the Curbside bulk list, and it never goes in the garbage cart.Official guidance
What about patio furniture or a shed?+
Outdoor items such as lawn ornaments, patio chairs and tables, along with outdoor structures such as sheds, dog houses and patios, are refused at the convenience centers and have to go to the Main Landfill in Brooksville. Indoor furniture is the category the centers accept.Official guidance
Will Spring Hill collect a mattress at the curb?+
The County's bulk list names furniture, non-freon appliances and other large household items but never names mattresses, so call Coastal at 352-540-6457 to confirm the item before scheduling. A mattress cannot go in the garbage cart.Official guidance
Can I take a mattress to a county facility?+
The County's accepted material lists name clothing and bedding and indoor furniture as household waste at the convenience centers, and the Main Landfill takes Class I residential household waste, but neither list names a mattress specifically. Confirm the item with the County at 352-754-4112 before loading, because a rejected load still costs the trip.Official guidance
Will Spring Hill collect an old washer or refrigerator?+
A non-freon appliance such as a washer or dryer is named in the curbside bulk list and can be scheduled with Coastal at 352-540-6457. A refrigerator, freezer or other freon or gas item cannot be collected curbside at all, so the route has to be confirmed with the County at 352-754-4112.Official guidance
Can an appliance be recycled as metal?+
The County facilities accept metal for recycling free of gas and oil, and they list bicycles, lawn mowers, grills, shelving and tin roofing as examples. That makes metal the natural route for a drained appliance, while anything still holding refrigerant or fuel has to be confirmed with the County first.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Spring Hill?+
To the West Hernando Convenience Center on Osowaw Boulevard, which is in Spring Hill, or to the Main Landfill in Brooksville. Electronics are named in the household waste both facilities accept, so they are handled as a waste load rather than as a curbside item, and they cannot go in the garbage cart.Official guidance
What does it cost to drop off electronics?+
Recycling drop-off is free, while household waste at a convenience center costs 5 dollars for up to five bags at 60 gallons or less each and 15 dollars for more than five bags or a bulk load, and the Main Landfill charges Class I waste by weight at 3.1 cents a pound or 62.47 dollars a ton. Confirm how the devices will be counted when the load is presented.Official guidance
What does curbside collection cost in Spring Hill?+
In the universal or mandatory area it is 217.37 dollars a year as of January 1, 2026, billed as a non-ad valorem assessment on the tax bill with no setup needed. In the subscription area it is 16.96 dollars a month, or 50.88 dollars a quarter, billed by Coastal Waste & Recycling. The fee covers transport only and not disposal at the landfill.Official guidance
How does curbside recycling work?+
Recycling is collected once a week in two sorted bins that come with the service: paper and cardboard in one, and rigid plastic containers, aluminum and tin in the second. Bins go out before 6 a.m. on the service day, and the program does not include glass or plastic bags, so contaminated or mixed loads are not collected.Official guidance
How does yard waste go out?+
Once a week in customer-provided containers, never in the garbage cart or recycling bins, with up to 12 containers, bags or tied bundles under 50 pounds and 45 gallons each. Bundles must be under four feet and branches under four inches in diameter, and loose or untied piles are not collected. Landscaper waste and land clearing debris are not eligible at the curb.Official guidance
Where do tires go in Spring Hill?+
Not to the convenience centers, which refuse tires, and not in the garbage cart. Tires go to the Main Landfill in Brooksville, which accepts automobile, semi-truck and off-road tires and charges by weight at 7.7 cents a pound, or 154.88 dollars a ton, for automobile and semi-truck tires and 10.3 cents a pound, or 206.50 dollars a ton, for off-road tires.Official guidance
Do I need to prove I live in Hernando County to use a facility?+
Yes. Any of the three County facilities requires proof of residency, either a driver's license with a current Hernando County address or an out-of-county license with a TRIM notice, utility bill or deed, and all facilities take Hernando County waste only. Children and pets stay in the vehicle and residents bring their own help to unload.Official guidance
What is the fastest way to clear a whole house?+
Schedule a curbside bulk collection with Coastal at 352-540-6457 for the furniture and non-freon appliances, and take the rest to the West Hernando Convenience Center if it is a small household load or the Main Landfill if it is large or loose. Freon appliances, tires, construction debris, outdoor furniture and structures cannot go to the convenience centers, and hazardous material goes free to a County location within the monthly limits.Official guidance
