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City collection Household and lawn furniture is one of the city's own bulk item examples, and the county large item collection names couches, sectionals and household furniture, so a couch has two published routes. The city lists furniture as a bulk item and states charges may apply without publishing a rate, so confirm the price with the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049, or schedule the county large item collection through 904-827-6980.
City collection The county curbside large item collection names mattresses, and the county transfer stations take household garbage and white goods on a walk-in basis, so a mattress moves on a scheduled collection or a trip to Tillman Ridge or Stratton Road. No published rate covers a mattress. The county large item collection is scheduled through 904-827-6980 and the transfer stations charge by material and weight at the gate, so confirm which route you are using and what it costs before the mattress leaves the property.
City collection Appliances are one of the city's bulk item examples and household appliances are on the city drop-off list, while the county takes white goods at either transfer station and recycles appliances through its curbside collection. The city states charges may apply to a bulk pickup and publishes no rate for appliances, so confirm with the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049, or ask the county about its curbside appliance collection at 904-827-6980. A drop-off at the city facility has no published fee either.
City collection The city arranges bulky item and white goods pickups through the Solid Waste Office and says charges may apply. The county adds a second route, a curbside large item collection for couches, sectionals, mattresses and household furniture. The city publishes the pickup route and states charges may apply without publishing a rate, and the county large item collection is scheduled through its Solid Waste Division, so the amount is confirmed with the office at 904-825-1049 or, for the county route, at 904-827-6980 before the item is set out.
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?
St. Augustine collects its own trash, recycling and yard waste with city crews, and the Solid Waste Office arranges the pickups that need a phone call, including bulky items and white goods. Anything the city will not take goes to St. Johns County: both county transfer stations take household garbage, hazardous waste, white goods and obsolete electronics including televisions, and the county also runs a curbside large item collection for couches, sectionals, mattresses and household furniture. The city drop-off on Riberia Street takes electronics, batteries and household appliances except televisions, and construction debris has to move in a city container or with one of the franchise haulers the city licenses.
The city arranges bulky item and white goods pickups through the Solid Waste Office and says charges may apply. The county adds a second route, a curbside large item collection for couches, sectionals, mattresses and household furniture.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the pickup route and states charges may apply without publishing a rate, and the county large item collection is scheduled through its Solid Waste Division, so the amount is confirmed with the office at 904-825-1049 or, for the county route, at 904-827-6980 before the item is set out.
When & how
Call the city Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049 to arrange a pickup, or call the county at 904-827-6980 to schedule a large item collection, then set the items at the curb next to the regular garbage on the arranged day.
Get it ready
Keep garbage, recycling and yard debris separated and at the curb by 6 am on the collection day, and keep hazardous waste, construction material and vegetative debris out of the curbside pile, because the city refuses all of those at its own facility and directs them to the county.
Household and lawn furniture is one of the city's own bulk item examples, and the county large item collection names couches, sectionals and household furniture, so a couch has two published routes.
City cost & eligibility
The city lists furniture as a bulk item and states charges may apply without publishing a rate, so confirm the price with the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049, or schedule the county large item collection through 904-827-6980.
When & how
Call the city office at 904-825-1049 or the county at 904-827-6980, then put the piece at the curb next to the regular garbage on the scheduled day.
Get it ready
Keep the piece out of the recycling cart, keep it clear of the cart so the automated arm can reach, and do not include construction material, hazardous waste or vegetative debris in the same pile.
The county curbside large item collection names mattresses, and the county transfer stations take household garbage and white goods on a walk-in basis, so a mattress moves on a scheduled collection or a trip to Tillman Ridge or Stratton Road.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate covers a mattress. The county large item collection is scheduled through 904-827-6980 and the transfer stations charge by material and weight at the gate, so confirm which route you are using and what it costs before the mattress leaves the property.
When & how
Call the county Solid Waste Division at 904-827-6980 to schedule the large item collection, or take the mattress to Tillman Ridge, 3005 Allen Nease Rd in Elkton, or Stratton Road, 250 North Stratton Rd in St. Augustine, open Monday to Friday 7 am to 6 pm and Saturday 7 am to 1 pm.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the recycling cart, and note that the transfer stations take cash or check only, so bring payment that the gate accepts. Household garbage, hazardous waste and white goods are all accepted at either station.
Appliances are one of the city's bulk item examples and household appliances are on the city drop-off list, while the county takes white goods at either transfer station and recycles appliances through its curbside collection.
City cost & eligibility
The city states charges may apply to a bulk pickup and publishes no rate for appliances, so confirm with the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049, or ask the county about its curbside appliance collection at 904-827-6980. A drop-off at the city facility has no published fee either.
When & how
Call the city office at 904-825-1049 to arrange a pickup, drop the appliance at the city Solid Waste Facility at Riberia Street on weekdays between 8 am and 2 pm, or schedule the county appliance collection at 904-827-6980.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors. Ask before setting out a unit that holds refrigerant, because the city publishes no cooling appliance line and the county treats white goods as a gate item, and keep appliances out of the recycling cart.
The city takes electronics and batteries at its Riberia Street facility but refuses televisions and hazardous waste, while the county transfer stations take obsolete electronics including monitors and televisions, so a television is a county trip and a computer is either.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city electronics page nor the county transfer station page publishes a fee for electronics, so confirm before a large load. The city number is 904-825-1049 and the county Solid Waste Division is at 904-827-6980, and the county gate takes cash or check only for anything it does charge.
When & how
Take computers, monitors, batteries and small appliances to the city Solid Waste Facility on Riberia Street, weekdays 8 am to 2 pm, or take anything the city refuses, including a television, to Tillman Ridge or Stratton Road, open Monday to Friday 7 am to 6 pm and Saturday 7 am to 1 pm.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data where the device powers on, keep chargers and cables with it, and keep electronics out of the curbside recycling cart, which the county list says must stay free of electronics, wire and holiday lights. Televisions and hazardous waste never go to the city drop-off.
The city rents dumpsters for construction and demolition debris, allows small amounts in 32 gallon containers at the curb, and requires a franchise hauler for any private haul, while the county runs two C&D disposal facilities and takes pressure treated wood at its transfer stations for a fee.
City cost & eligibility
The city quotes its dumpster rentals directly through the Solid Waste Division and publishes no rate, and its franchise haulers set their own container prices, so confirm before ordering. The county publishes a per ton rate of $67.26 for commercial material and pressure treated wood at its transfer stations plus the prorated pressure treated wood fee, and the St. Marks and Waste Pro C&D facilities quote their own gate prices.
When & how
Contact the city Solid Waste Division for a dumpster, keep small loads within the two container limit on a collection day, or use one of the authorised franchise haulers the city lists, such as Atlantic Disposal at 904-466-4899 or Republic Waste Service at 904-825-0990.
Get it ready
Materials placed at the curb go in 32 gallon containers, at most two per collection day, no longer than four feet and no heavier than 50 pounds, with larger amounts in a rented container. Keep concrete, fencing, flooring, lumber, plaster, roofing, sheetrock and siding separate from household garbage, because the city refuses construction material and vegetative debris at its own facility, and pressure treated wood goes to a county transfer station or a C&D facility instead.
The city names exercise and sports equipment in its own bulk item examples, so a machine can be arranged for pickup through the Solid Waste Office rather than guessed at.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes exercise and sports equipment as a bulk item example and states charges may apply without publishing a rate, so confirm the amount with the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049.
When & how
Call the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049 to arrange the pickup, then set the machine at the curb next to the regular garbage on the arranged day.
Get it ready
Take off loose weights and pedals so nothing falls during handling and the piece can be lifted safely, fold the frame where it allows, and keep the machine clear of the cart so the automated arm can reach it.
Trash, recycling and yard debris are collected all year except on certain holidays, with north of King Street on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, south of King Street on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, and Anastasia Island on the same Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday pattern. Garbage, recycling and yard debris must be separated. The county recycling service publishes the set-out terms for the recyclable stream it collects: recyclables go loose and unbagged in the cart, the cart sits no more than three feet from the curb and clear of parked cars, mailboxes and poles, and nothing is collected outside the cart except flattened cardboard cut into three by three foot sections.
Construction and demolition material set out at the curb goes in 32 gallon containers, at most two per collection day, with nothing longer than four feet or heavier than 50 pounds. Anything larger needs a dumpster rented from the city Solid Waste Division, and any private haul of construction debris must be performed by a hauler holding a franchise agreement with the city. Concrete, fencing, flooring, lumber, plaster, roofing, sheetrock and siding are the accepted materials, and the city refuses construction material and vegetative debris at its own drop-off facility.
Hazardous waste, televisions and anything else the city refuses go to a St. Johns County transfer station, either Tillman Ridge at 3005 Allen Nease Rd in Elkton or Stratton Road at 250 North Stratton Rd in St. Augustine, open Monday to Friday 7 am to 6 pm and Saturday 7 am to 1 pm and closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Hazardous waste arrives in an approved container that may have to be left behind, obsolete electronics including monitors and televisions are accepted, and anything charged at the gate is paid in cash or by check only.
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 St. Augustine Solid Waste Division and St. Johns County Solid Waste
City bulk item and white goods pickup
A St. Augustine household with appliances, exercise or sports equipment, household or lawn furniture, or another large item the cart cannot take.
Cost & conditions
The city arranges the pickup through the Solid Waste Office and states that charges may apply, without publishing a rate, so the amount is confirmed at 904-825-1049.
Arrange it
Call the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049 to arrange the collection, then put the items at the curb next to the regular garbage on the arranged day.
Hazardous waste, construction material and vegetative debris are refused at the city facility, tires are treated as hazardous waste and directed to the county, and nothing outside the recycling cart is collected except flattened cardboard in three by three foot sections.
City of St. Augustine Solid Waste Division and St. Johns County Solid Waste
City electronics and battery drop-off
A St. Augustine household with computers, monitors, printers, phones, batteries, small appliances or Christmas lights to drop off.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the drop-off and its accepted list without a fee line, so confirm with the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049 before a large load.
Arrange it
Drop the items at the city Solid Waste Facility on Riberia Street Monday to Friday from 8 am to 2 pm, and call 904-825-1049 with questions.
Televisions and hazardous waste are not accepted, cooking oil goes to the Wastewater Treatment Plant at 501 Riberia Street instead, and nothing goes in the recycling cart.
City of St. Augustine Solid Waste Division and St. Johns County Solid Waste
St. Johns County transfer stations
A household with household garbage, hazardous waste, white goods, obsolete electronics, cardboard or a load that carries a county fee.
Cost & conditions
From $67.26 per ton for commercial material and for pressure treated wood at a county transfer station, with tires of more than ten at $250.00 per ton or ten or fewer at $2.75 each, fluorescent bulbs at $1.00 or $2.00 each by length, latex paint at $4.00 per gallon and oil-based paint at $6.00 per gallon. Household garbage, hazardous waste, white goods and obsolete electronics are accepted at either station during operating hours, and payment at the gate is by cash or check only.
Arrange it
Drive to Tillman Ridge, 3005 Allen Nease Rd in Elkton, or Stratton Road, 250 North Stratton Rd in St. Augustine, open Monday to Friday 7 am to 6 pm and Saturday 7 am to 1 pm, and call the county at 904-827-6980 with questions.
The stations close on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, fuel must arrive in an approved container that may need to be left behind, cardboard is the only recyclable taken at the drop-off centers, and anything charged at the gate is paid in cash or by check.
City of St. Augustine Solid Waste Division and St. Johns County Solid Waste
County curbside large item collection
A household with couches, sectionals, mattresses, household furniture or appliances that wants the county to collect them at the curb.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes the collection and the items it takes without a rate, so the charge is confirmed when the collection is scheduled at 904-827-6980.
Arrange it
Call the St. Johns County Solid Waste Division at 904-827-6980 to schedule the collection, then place the items at the curb next to the regular garbage.
The list the county names is couches, sectionals, mattresses and household furniture, and appliances are collected through a separate scheduled appliance recycling service, so describe the load when booking.
Self-haul in St. Augustine splits between the city and the county. The city Solid Waste Facility on Riberia Street takes electronics and batteries on weekdays from 8 am to 2 pm and refuses televisions and hazardous waste, while the city drop-off also takes household appliances that residents bring in. Everything else goes to a St. Johns County transfer station: Tillman Ridge at 3005 Allen Nease Rd in Elkton or Stratton Road at 250 North Stratton Rd in St. Augustine, both open Monday to Friday 7 am to 6 pm and Saturday 7 am to 1 pm, where household garbage, hazardous waste, white goods, obsolete electronics including televisions and flattened cardboard are accepted, with published charges for commercial material, pressure treated wood, tires, bulbs and paint and payment in cash or by check only. Special services, bulk items and white goods, dumpsters and drop-offElectronics and battery recycling drop-offCounty transfer stations, hazardous waste, electronics and large items
County transfer station
St. Johns County Tillman Ridge Transfer Station
3005 Allen Nease Rd, Elkton, FL 32033
Household garbage, hazardous waste such as motor oil, oil filters, gasoline, cleaners, pool chemicals, pesticides, antifreeze, car and appliance batteries, propane cylinders, solvents, paint and fire extinguishers, white goods, obsolete electronics including monitors, televisions, CPUs, laptops, printers and small appliances, and flattened cardboard at the recycling drop-off center.
Fuel must arrive in an approved container that may need to be left behind, cardboard is the only recyclable taken at the drop-off center, the gate takes cash or check only for anything charged, and the station is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
Monday to Friday 7 am to 6 pm and Saturday 7 am to 1 pm, with the county Solid Waste Division at 904-827-6980.
From $67.26 per ton for commercial material and pressure treated wood, with tires of more than ten at $250.00 per ton or ten or fewer at $2.75 each, fluorescent bulbs at $1.00 or $2.00 each by length, and paint at $4.00 per gallon for latex or $6.00 per gallon for oil-based. Household garbage, hazardous waste, white goods and obsolete electronics are accepted during operating hours, and payment at the gate is by cash or check only.
Household garbage, hazardous waste, white goods, obsolete electronics including monitors and televisions, and flattened cardboard at the recycling drop-off center.
Same gate rules as Tillman Ridge: cash or check only for charged material, fuel in an approved container that may have to be left, cardboard as the only recyclable at the drop-off center, and closure on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
Monday to Friday 7 am to 6 pm and Saturday 7 am to 1 pm, with the county Solid Waste Division at 904-827-6980.
From $67.26 per ton for commercial material and pressure treated wood, with the same published tire, bulb and paint rates as Tillman Ridge. Household garbage, hazardous waste, white goods and obsolete electronics are accepted during operating hours, and payment at the gate is by cash or check only.
Computers, monitors, laptops, PC towers, motherboards, printers, scanners, copiers, phones, cameras, stereos, DVD and VCR players, game systems, remote controls, power supply units, chargers and cords, memory chips, toners, Christmas lights, household appliances, and household, car and tool batteries.
Televisions and hazardous waste are not accepted, cooking oil goes to the Wastewater Treatment Plant at 501 Riberia Street instead, and the city refuses construction material and vegetative debris at its own facility.
Monday to Friday 8 am to 2 pm at the drop-off. The Solid Waste Office is a separate address at 601 Riberia Street, so call 904-825-1049 to confirm which entrance and which window applies before a first load.
The city publishes the drop-off and its accepted list without a fee line, so confirm any charge at 904-825-1049 before a large load.
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 arrange a bulky item pickup in St. Augustine?+
Call the city Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049. The city arranges pickups for appliances, exercise and sports equipment and household and lawn furniture, and it states that charges may apply without publishing a rate. St. Johns County also runs a large item collection for couches, sectionals, mattresses and household furniture that is scheduled through its Solid Waste Division at 904-827-6980.Official guidance
Where does a couch go in St. Augustine?+
Either route works. The city lists household and lawn furniture among its bulk items and arranges the pickup through the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049 with charges that may apply, and St. Johns County schedules a large item collection for couches, sectionals, mattresses and household furniture through 904-827-6980. Either way the piece goes to the curb next to the regular garbage on the arranged day.Official guidance
How do I get rid of an appliance in St. Augustine?+
Three published routes. The city arranges a bulk pickup for appliances through the Solid Waste Office at 904-825-1049 with charges that may apply, household appliances can be dropped at the city Solid Waste Facility on Riberia Street on weekdays from 8 am to 2 pm, and St. Johns County recycles appliances through a curbside collection scheduled at 904-827-6980 or accepts white goods at either transfer station.Official guidance
Who can haul construction debris in St. Augustine?+
The city offers dumpster rental for construction and demolition debris and requires private collection and disposal to be performed only by haulers holding franchise agreements with the city. The city publishes the authorised list, which includes Atlantic Disposal at 904-466-4899, Capital Waste Services at 386-328-9898, Hicks Roll Off and Recycling at 904-797-5370 and Republic Waste Service at 904-825-0990 among others. Small amounts may go out in 32 gallon containers, at most two per collection day, no longer than four feet and under 50 pounds.Official guidance
Who collects trash in St. Augustine?+
The city does. The Public Works Solid Waste Division runs residential and commercial trash, recycling and yard waste collection, with north of King Street collected Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, south of King Street and Anastasia Island on Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. The office is at 904-825-1049 or 601 Riberia Street, and it also arranges dumpsters, bulk item pickups and construction debris questions.Official guidance
Where do St. Augustine paint, oil and batteries go?+
Paint, motor oil, gasoline, cleaners, pool chemicals, pesticides, antifreeze, propane cylinders, solvents and car or appliance batteries go to a St. Johns County transfer station, because the city states plainly that it accepts no hazardous waste at its facility or at any drop-off center inside the city limits. Household, car and tool batteries can also be dropped at the city Solid Waste Facility on Riberia Street on weekdays from 8 am to 2 pm. Fuel must travel in an approved container that may have to be left at the county station.Official guidance
Can I hire anyone to haul construction debris in St. Augustine?+
No. City ordinance requires the use of an approved franchise hauler for construction and demolition debris removal, and the city publishes the authorised companies with their phone numbers, including Atlantic Disposal, Capital Waste Services, Construction Debris Removal, Hicks Roll Off and Recycling, John's Dumpster Rentals, Mobile Dumps, Republic Waste Service, Sims Trucking, Southern Comfort, Waste Management and Waste Pro of Florida. The city also rents dumpsters for construction debris, and small amounts may go out at the curb in 32 gallon containers, at most two per collection day, no longer than four feet and under 50 pounds.Official guidance
