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City collection Furniture is named in the city's bulk pickup description, and the Transfer Station accepts household material including furniture and carpeting, so a couch has two published routes. From $24 for minimum bulk or special pickup charge for separated household items up to two cubic yards, with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards. A St. Cloud residential customer on city collection service, or a self-haul load to the Transfer Station, where household material is weighed and billed at the garbage rate of $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton with a $3 minimum.
City collection The Transfer Station accepts mattresses with a limit of eight per customer, and a mattress also qualifies as a large item for the weekly bulk pickup. From $24 for minimum bulk or special pickup charge for up to two cubic yards of separated household items, with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards. A St. Cloud residential customer on city collection service, or a self-haul load to the Transfer Station, where a mattress is accepted within the limit of eight per customer and the load is billed by weight at the garbage rate of $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton with a $3 minimum.
City collection A refrigerator and an air conditioner are named on the Transfer Station's accepted white goods list, which is explicit acceptance for a cooling appliance, and the bulk fee schedule covers white goods at the published minimum. From $24 for minimum bulk or special pickup charge for separated white goods up to two cubic yards, with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards. A St. Cloud residential customer on city collection service, or a self-haul load to the Transfer Station, where a refrigerator or air conditioner is accepted as white goods and the load is billed by weight at the garbage rate of $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton with a $3 minimum.
City collection The city provides residential curbside collection, and bins go to the curb before 7 a.m. on the collection day, with crews working until 6 p.m. Refuse goes in the maroon cart and recyclables go loose in the blue cart. $33.16 for monthly residential curbside collection rate effective October 1, 2025, billed on the city utility account. A St. Cloud residential account on city curbside service. An additional garbage, recycling or yard waste cart costs $100 each as a one time charge, a cart that is not rolled back by the end of the collection day carries a $5 roll back charge, leaving non recyclables in the recycling cart or non yard waste in the yard waste cart carries a $20 separation fee, hazardous material in any cart carries the same $20 separation fee, and an account without city water service carries a $50 solid waste deposit.
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. Cloud collects its own residential trash, recycling and bulk material through the Public Works Solid Waste Division. Bulky pickup is scheduled weekly for the large items that will not fit in the bins, with furniture and appliances named as examples, and the fee schedule prices a special pickup from a two cubic yard minimum that the city describes as about the size of a washer and dryer side by side. The city also runs a Transfer Station at the same street address, open Monday through Saturday, which takes construction and demolition debris, white goods including refrigerators and air conditioners, household electronics, mattresses with an eight piece limit per customer, yard waste and flattened cardboard, and charges those loads by weight. Household hazardous materials have a residents-only drop-off area there.
The city provides residential curbside collection, and bins go to the curb before 7 a.m. on the collection day, with crews working until 6 p.m. Refuse goes in the maroon cart and recyclables go loose in the blue cart.
City cost & eligibility
$33.16 for monthly residential curbside collection rate effective October 1, 2025, billed on the city utility account. A St. Cloud residential account on city curbside service. An additional garbage, recycling or yard waste cart costs $100 each as a one time charge, a cart that is not rolled back by the end of the collection day carries a $5 roll back charge, leaving non recyclables in the recycling cart or non yard waste in the yard waste cart carries a $20 separation fee, hazardous material in any cart carries the same $20 separation fee, and an account without city water service carries a $50 solid waste deposit.
When & how
Bins go out before 7 a.m. on the collection day and crews collect until 6 p.m. Report a missed pickup to 407-957-7289 or solid.waste@stcloudfl.gov.
Get it ready
Leave recyclables loose and clean in the blue cart without bagging them, keep glass, plastic bags, plastic wrap, polystyrene foam, electronics, household hazardous waste and yard waste out of the recycling cart, and close the lid. A cart holding more than the lid can close over may be treated as bulk material and collected separately, which can delay the normal pickup.
Bulk pickup runs weekly on the address's scheduled day for large items that do not fit in the collection bins, and the city names furniture and appliances as examples. Residents can list the items in advance through the online form.
City cost & eligibility
From $24 for minimum charge for a bulk or special pickup of separated material up to two cubic yards, measured as three feet by three feet by six feet, which the city describes as about the size of a washer and dryer side by side, covering yard waste, white goods and other household items, with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards. A St. Cloud residential customer on city collection service. A special pickup over twelve cubic yards carries a $150 trip fee plus tonnage at $87.64 per ton, and items placed at the curb outside the cart carry an additional charge.
When & how
Find the address bulk pickup day on the city map, then set the items out for that day. Fill in the online form if you want to list the items ahead of the pickup.
Get it ready
Keep the pile to the published volume so the charge stays at the base rate, separate yard waste from white goods and household furniture, and keep household hazardous waste, electronics for a recycling cart, and anything that fits in the regular cart out of a bulk pile.
Furniture is named in the city's bulk pickup description, and the Transfer Station accepts household material including furniture and carpeting, so a couch has two published routes.
City cost & eligibility
From $24 for minimum bulk or special pickup charge for separated household items up to two cubic yards, with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards. A St. Cloud residential customer on city collection service, or a self-haul load to the Transfer Station, where household material is weighed and billed at the garbage rate of $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton with a $3 minimum.
When & how
Put the furniture out on the scheduled bulk pickup day for the address, or take it to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the piece whole and liftable, keep it separate from yard waste in the pile, and keep it out of the recycling cart. Keep tires with rims, hazardous material and liquids out of the load entirely.
The Transfer Station accepts mattresses with a limit of eight per customer, and a mattress also qualifies as a large item for the weekly bulk pickup.
City cost & eligibility
From $24 for minimum bulk or special pickup charge for up to two cubic yards of separated household items, with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards. A St. Cloud residential customer on city collection service, or a self-haul load to the Transfer Station, where a mattress is accepted within the limit of eight per customer and the load is billed by weight at the garbage rate of $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton with a $3 minimum.
When & how
Put the mattress out on the scheduled bulk pickup day, or take it to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way during its open hours, Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and wrapped so it stays intact, keep it out of the recycling cart, and keep the load within the eight piece per customer limit at the Transfer Station. Count a box spring separately if both pieces go out in the same load.
The Transfer Station accepts metals and white goods and names washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves and air conditioners, and the bulk pickup fee schedule covers white goods at the published minimum charge.
City cost & eligibility
From $24 for minimum bulk or special pickup charge for separated white goods and household items up to two cubic yards, with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards. A St. Cloud residential customer on city collection service, or a self-haul load to the Transfer Station, where white goods are accepted and the load is billed by weight at the garbage rate of $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton with a $3 minimum.
When & how
Put the appliance out on the scheduled bulk pickup day, or take it to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way during its open hours.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, secure or remove the doors, and keep it out of the recycling cart. Keep the unit with the white goods part of the load, because the Transfer Station lists metals and white goods as a separate accepted category.
A refrigerator and an air conditioner are named on the Transfer Station's accepted white goods list, which is explicit acceptance for a cooling appliance, and the bulk fee schedule covers white goods at the published minimum.
City cost & eligibility
From $24 for minimum bulk or special pickup charge for separated white goods up to two cubic yards, with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards. A St. Cloud residential customer on city collection service, or a self-haul load to the Transfer Station, where a refrigerator or air conditioner is accepted as white goods and the load is billed by weight at the garbage rate of $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton with a $3 minimum.
When & how
Put the unit out on the scheduled bulk pickup day, or take it to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way during its open hours.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, keep the doors closed or secured for the crew, and leave the refrigerant work to the receiving site. Keep the unit out of the recycling cart and off a recycling load.
The Transfer Station accepts household electronics, and the city lists electronics among the items that must not go in the recycling cart, so the station or a bulk pickup is the route.
City cost & eligibility
From $3 for Transfer Station minimum charge for a load of material from inside the city, with garbage billed at $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton and a car load charged $3. A St. Cloud residential customer hauling a load to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way. The station publishes a $5 weighing charge for each weight determination and also accepts major credit cards.
When & how
Take the devices to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and closed Sundays, or put them out with the weekly bulk pickup if they are too large for the cart.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers, phones and drives before handover, and keep electronics out of the recycling cart, because the city lists electronics with the items that are not to be recycled. Keep loose batteries out of the load and handle them separately.
A television travels as household electronic waste to the Transfer Station or out with the weekly bulk pickup, and it is refused in the recycling cart.
City cost & eligibility
From $3 for Transfer Station minimum charge for a load from inside the city, with garbage billed at $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton and a car load charged $3. A St. Cloud residential customer hauling the set to the Transfer Station, where household electronics are accepted and each load is weighed. A screen that will not fit in a cart can also go out with the weekly bulk pickup.
When & how
Take the set to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and closed Sundays, or set it out on the scheduled bulk pickup day.
Get it ready
Keep the television out of the blue recycling cart, protect the screen for transport, remove cables and stands, and keep it out of the yard waste and household garbage carts.
The Transfer Station accepts construction and demolition debris including cement, concrete, drywall, lumber and shingles, and the fees page prices those loads by weight rather than through the curbside program.
City cost & eligibility
The Transfer Station takes construction and demolition material, and the published rates depend on the load: garbage from inside the city is $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton with a $3 minimum, mixed waste from inside the city is $0.0472 per pound or $94.40 per ton, and a car load is charged $3, with a $5 weighing charge for each weight determination. Confirm which rate the load falls under with the Solid Waste Division at 407-957-7289.
When & how
Haul the load to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and closed Sundays, and expect to be weighed on the way in and out.
Get it ready
Separate clean inert material such as concrete from mixed debris so the load is charged at the right rate, and keep laminated cardboard aside because flattened cardboard is accepted for recycling at the station. Keep hazardous material and liquids out of the load and out of every cart.
Exercise equipment is named on none of the city lists in this source set, so the machine has to be confirmed against the bulk pickup rules before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No published list names an exercise machine, so confirm the piece with the Solid Waste Division at 407-957-7289. A machine that fits the bulky description is priced from the two cubic yard minimum at $24 with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards, or it can be weighed at the Transfer Station.
When & how
Call the Solid Waste Division to confirm the machine, then set it out on the scheduled bulk pickup day or haul it to the Transfer Station to be weighed.
Get it ready
Take off loose weights, pedals and straps, fold the frame where it allows it, and remove any console or battery. Keep the machine out of the recycling cart and keep the pile within the volume the charge is based on.
The city provides a drop-off area for household hazardous materials at the Transfer Station, for residential customers only, and refers residents to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for further guidance.
City cost & eligibility
The city does not publish a fee or an accepted item list for the household hazardous materials drop-off, so confirm the accepted items and any charge with the Solid Waste Division at 407-957-7289 before loading the car. The Transfer Station accepts major credit cards.
When & how
Use the drop-off area at the Transfer Station, 2705 Peghorn Way, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and closed Sundays, with a holiday window from 7 a.m. to noon and closures on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
Get it ready
Keep hazardous material out of every cart, because the city charges a separation fee for hazardous materials found in the garbage, yard waste or recycling carts and lists household hazardous waste with the items that are not to be recycled. Keep products in their original containers and never mix them.
Bins go to the curb before 7 a.m. on the collection day and crews work until 6 p.m. Refuse goes in the maroon cart, recyclables go loose and clean in the blue cart without bagging, and the lid has to close, because a cart filled above the lid line can be treated as bulk material and delay the regular pickup. Report a missed pickup to 407-957-7289 or solid.waste@stcloudfl.gov.
Find the address bulk pickup day on the city map and set the large items out for that day, keeping the pile within the two cubic yard base volume and separating yard waste, white goods and household furniture from each other. Keep hazardous material, liquids and items that fit in the regular carts out of the pile, and use the online form if you want the items listed in advance.
Separate the load before the trip: construction and demolition debris, white goods, household electronics, mattresses within the eight piece limit, furniture, yard waste and garbage are all accepted, while flattened cardboard goes to the recycling side. The station weighs the vehicle in and out and charges the difference, accepts major credit cards, and is open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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. Cloud Public Works Solid Waste Division
Use the weekly bulk pickup
A St. Cloud household with furniture, a mattress, white goods, electronics or yard waste that will not fit in the carts.
Cost & conditions
From $24 for minimum bulk or special pickup charge for separated material up to two cubic yards, with each additional cubic yard at $12 up to twelve cubic yards and a $150 trip fee plus $87.64 per ton beyond twelve cubic yards. A St. Cloud residential customer on city collection service, with the pickup scheduled on the day assigned to the address.
Arrange it
Look up the bulk day for the address on the city map, set the separated items out for that day, and use the online form to list them in advance if you want to.
The charge is based on volume, so a pile larger than the base volume costs more, and anything over twelve cubic yards carries a trip fee plus tonnage. Items placed at the curb outside the cart carry an additional charge, and hazardous material does not go in a bulk pile.
City of St. Cloud Public Works Solid Waste Division
Haul the load to the Transfer Station
A household with construction debris, white goods, electronics, mattresses or a mixed load that would rather self haul.
Cost & conditions
From $3 for Transfer Station minimum charge for a load from inside the city, with garbage billed at $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton, mixed waste from inside the city at $0.0472 per pound or $94.40 per ton, car and light truck tires 20 inches and smaller at $3.38 each and heavy truck tires up to 22.5 inches at $13.51 each. A St. Cloud customer hauling a load, weighed in and out at the scale, with a $5 weighing charge for each weight determination and major credit cards accepted at the station.
Arrange it
Drive to 2705 Peghorn Way, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., and check the holiday window before a trip near a holiday.
Tires larger than 22.5 inches are not accepted, the load is charged by weight with a minimum, and household hazardous material goes to the residents-only drop-off area rather than into the general load.
City of St. Cloud Public Works Solid Waste Division
Use the household hazardous materials drop-off
A St. Cloud residential customer with paint, chemicals or other hazardous material that cannot go in a cart.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the drop-off area without a fee or an accepted item list, so confirm both with the Solid Waste Division at 407-957-7289 before loading. The Transfer Station accepts major credit cards.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way during its open hours, and expect the site to be for residential customers only.
Hazardous material found in a cart carries a $20 separation fee, so nothing hazardous belongs in the garbage, recycling or yard waste cart, and the city points residents to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection for additional guidance.
City of St. Cloud Public Works Solid Waste Division
Drop flattened cardboard at the Transfer Station
A household with more flattened cardboard than the blue cart holds.
Cost & conditions
The city lists flattened cardboard at the Transfer Station for recycling without a separate published rate, so confirm any charge at the scale with the Solid Waste Division at 407-957-7289.
Arrange it
Flatten the boxes and take them to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way during normal operating hours.
Only flattened cardboard is accepted for recycling at the station, so other recyclables stay in the blue cart, and glass is never accepted by the city's recycling centers.
St. Cloud residents can haul their own loads to the Transfer Station at 2705 Peghorn Way, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and closed Sundays, where construction and demolition debris, household garbage, furniture and carpeting, white goods including refrigerators, stoves and air conditioners, tires 20 inches and smaller, household electronics, mattresses within the eight piece limit per customer, yard waste and flattened cardboard are all accepted. The vehicle is weighed in and out and the difference is charged, starting at the published minimum with garbage at the garbage rate and mixed waste at its own rate, plus a weighing charge for each weight determination and higher rates for tires and for out of city loads. Household hazardous materials have their own residents-only drop-off area at the same site. Transfer Station accepted waste materials and hoursSolid waste fees: curbside rates, bulk pickup charges and transfer station tipping feesSolid Waste Division services, contacts and hazardous material drop-off
City transfer station for self-haul loads
St. Cloud Transfer Station
2705 Peghorn Way, St. Cloud, FL 34769
Construction and demolition debris including cement, concrete, drywall, lumber and shingles, household garbage, furniture and carpeting, metals and white goods such as washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves and air conditioners, tires 20 inches and smaller for passenger and light truck vehicles, household electronics, mattresses with a limit of eight per customer, yard waste such as tree debris, sod, dirt and brush, and flattened cardboard for recycling.
Tires larger than 22.5 inches are not accepted, mattresses are limited to eight per customer, and household hazardous materials go to the residents-only drop-off area at the site rather than into a general load. Every load is weighed in and out at the scale, a $5 weighing charge applies for each weight determination, and the station accepts major credit cards.
Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., closed Sundays. On the published holiday schedule the station runs from 7 a.m. to noon and closes on Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.
From $3 for Transfer Station minimum charge for a load from inside the city, with car loads charged $3, garbage billed at $0.0488 per pound or $87.64 per ton, mixed waste from inside the city at $0.0472 per pound or $94.40 per ton, car and light truck tires 20 inches and smaller at $3.38 each, heavy truck tires up to 22.5 inches at $13.51 each and a $5 weighing charge per weight determination. A St. Cloud customer or visitor hauling a load, billed by the difference between the in and out weights. Out of city loads carry their own published rates, and an account wanting monthly billing provides a surety deposit equal to two months of projected use.
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 bulk pickup work in St. Cloud?+
Bulk pickup is scheduled weekly on the day assigned to the address for large items that will not fit in the collection bins, with furniture and appliances as the city's examples. The charge starts at the two cubic yard minimum, each additional cubic yard is charged at the published rate up to twelve cubic yards, and anything larger carries a trip fee plus tonnage. Use the city map to find the bulk day.Official guidance
Will St. Cloud collect a couch?+
Yes. Furniture is one of the city's bulk pickup examples, and the pickup is scheduled weekly on the day assigned to the address. A couch can also be taken to the Transfer Station on Peghorn Way, where household material including furniture is weighed and billed at the published garbage rate with a minimum charge.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in St. Cloud?+
The Transfer Station accepts mattresses with a limit of eight per customer and charges the load by weight, and a mattress can also go out with the weekly scheduled bulk pickup as a large item that does not fit in the carts. Keep it dry and out of the recycling cart.Official guidance
Will St. Cloud take an old appliance?+
Yes. The Transfer Station accepts metals and white goods including washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves and air conditioners, and the bulk pickup fee schedule covers white goods starting at the two cubic yard minimum charge. An appliance can go out with the weekly bulk pickup or be hauled to the Transfer Station and weighed.Official guidance
Where do electronics go in St. Cloud?+
To the Transfer Station on Peghorn Way, which accepts household electronics, or out with the weekly bulk pickup when the item is too large for a cart. Electronics are on the city list of items that are not to be recycled, so they never go in the blue cart.Official guidance
What does St. Cloud charge to get rid of large items?+
The monthly residential service is $33.16 under the rate effective October 1, 2025, and a bulk or special pickup starts at $24 for the first two cubic yards with $12 for each additional cubic yard up to twelve cubic yards, then a $150 trip fee plus $87.64 per ton beyond that. The Transfer Station charges by weight with a $3 minimum on a car load, and extra charges include $5 for a roll back, $20 separation fees, a $100 charge per additional cart and a $50 deposit for an account without city water service. Dropcurb prices a pickup separately and shows the total before payment.Official guidance
When is bulk pickup in St. Cloud?+
Bulk pickup is scheduled weekly, and the day depends on the address, so look it up on the city's interactive map. You can also file an online form to tell the city what you are setting out, and the pile has to be the large material that does not fit in the collection bins, with furniture and appliances as the city's examples.Official guidance
What can go in the St. Cloud recycling cart?+
Aluminum cans, flattened cardboard, food boxes, junk mail, newspapers and inserts, office paper and file folders without wax liners, paper bags, paper dairy and juice cartons, paperback and phone books, plastic bottles, and tin, steel or aerosol cans, all clean and loose without bagging. Glass is not accepted by the recycling centers, and neither are bottle caps, ceramics, electronics, food waste, hardback books, household hazardous waste, light bulbs, window glass, mirrors, motor oil containers, plastic bags, plastic tubes, jars and trays, polystyrene foam, shredded paper, metal pans or plastic wrap.Official guidance
What does the St. Cloud Transfer Station take?+
Construction and demolition debris such as cement, concrete, drywall, lumber and shingles, household garbage, furniture and carpeting, metals and white goods including washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves and air conditioners, tires 20 inches and smaller, household electronics, mattresses with a limit of eight per customer, yard waste such as tree debris, sod, dirt and brush, and flattened cardboard for recycling. The station is open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., weighs each vehicle in and out, and accepts major credit cards.Official guidance
