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City collection Furniture is named in the city's bulk waste examples, so a couch, a chair, a table or a dresser leaves on the weekly bulk pickup rather than in the cart. Each piece has to stay within four feet in height or length, and a piece over the limit is charged a special pickup fee. No charge. Included with residential sanitation service for a Stuart address, on the weekly bulk pickup, with each item limited to four feet in height or length or diameter; a home that exceeds the limits pays a special pickup fee that the city sets.
City collection A mattress is named directly in the city's bulk waste examples, so it goes out with the weekly bulk collection. The same four foot limit applies, which means a queen or king mattress is right at the edge of the published size and should be confirmed before it is set out. No charge. Included with residential sanitation service on the weekly bulk pickup, with the four foot size limit applying; a home that exceeds the limits pays a special pickup fee.
City collection Appliances are named in the city's bulk waste examples, so a refrigerator, washer, dryer or water heater leaves on the weekly bulk pickup within the four foot limit. If the same item is going out under the county program instead, the county requires the doors to be removed or sealed. No charge. Included with residential sanitation service in the city, on the weekly bulk pickup within the four foot size limit; the county program that serves Martin County collection customers lists appliances with the doors removed or sealed.
City collection The city collects bulk waste once a week for anything too large for the garbage cart. Items must not exceed four feet in height or four feet in length or diameter, and a home that exceeds the limits pays a special pickup fee. The city also runs roll off container service for larger cleanups. No charge. Included with residential sanitation service at a Stuart address on the weekly bulk collection, with each item limited to four feet in height or length or diameter and an over sized pile charged a special pickup fee.
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?
Stuart runs its own sanitation department, so the city's weekly bulk pickup is the route for a large household item. Bulk waste is anything too big for the cart, and the city names furniture, appliances, mattresses, chairs, swing sets and tables, with each item limited to four feet in height or length and an over sized piece charged a special pickup fee. Electronics and household chemicals do not ride with the bulk pile: the city keeps a collection dumpster for electronic waste on Georgia Avenue that residents may use any day between dawn and dusk, and Martin County takes paint, oils, cleaners, batteries, propane tanks and electronics free at its Hazardous Waste Disposal Center in Palm City, up to 100 pounds or 20 gallons, with the Haz Mobile stationed at the city's neighborhood cleanup days every other month.
Furniture is named in the city's bulk waste examples, so a couch, a chair, a table or a dresser leaves on the weekly bulk pickup rather than in the cart. Each piece has to stay within four feet in height or length, and a piece over the limit is charged a special pickup fee.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with residential sanitation service for a Stuart address, on the weekly bulk pickup, with each item limited to four feet in height or length or diameter; a home that exceeds the limits pays a special pickup fee that the city sets.
When & how
Put the furniture out for the weekly bulk collection on your regular service day, and call the sanitation department if the piece is close to or over the four foot limit.
Get it ready
Keep each piece within the size limit, keep it clear of the cart and of storm drains, and tape any glass panels so nothing breaks in handling.
A mattress is named directly in the city's bulk waste examples, so it goes out with the weekly bulk collection. The same four foot limit applies, which means a queen or king mattress is right at the edge of the published size and should be confirmed before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with residential sanitation service on the weekly bulk pickup, with the four foot size limit applying; a home that exceeds the limits pays a special pickup fee.
When & how
Set the unit out on your regular bulk collection day, and confirm the measurement with the sanitation department if it reaches the limit.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry, out of the cart, and clear of the swales and drains, and lay it flat rather than leaning it against a mailbox or hydrant.
Refrigerators, washers, dryers and other appliances
Accepted with preparation
Appliances are named in the city's bulk waste examples, so a refrigerator, washer, dryer or water heater leaves on the weekly bulk pickup within the four foot limit. If the same item is going out under the county program instead, the county requires the doors to be removed or sealed.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with residential sanitation service in the city, on the weekly bulk pickup within the four foot size limit; the county program that serves Martin County collection customers lists appliances with the doors removed or sealed.
When & how
Set the appliance out for the weekly bulk collection, and call the sanitation department if the unit is larger than the four foot limit allows.
Get it ready
Empty the unit before it goes out, remove or seal the doors for safety, and keep it clear of the cart, hydrants and mailboxes.
Electronic waste has two published free routes in Stuart: the collection dumpster on Georgia Avenue, which residents may use any day of the week between dawn and dusk, and the Martin County Hazardous Waste Disposal Center in Palm City, which takes televisions, phones, computers and printers. The Haz Mobile also stops at the city's neighborhood cleanup days.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to city residents at the Georgia Avenue collection dumpster and at the county Hazardous Waste Disposal Center for a Martin County home, where the limit is 100 pounds or 20 gallons of hazardous waste per visit; business waste is not accepted.
When & how
Use the Georgia Avenue dumpster any day between dawn and dusk, take the device to 9155 Busch Street in Palm City during center hours, or drop it at the Haz Mobile during a city cleanup day.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from any device, keep the electronics separate from the bulk pile, and never put them in the garbage cart.
The city's own route for project debris is a roll off container, offered inside the city limits in 10, 20, 30 and 40 yard sizes for large cleanups and for construction, building and renovation projects. The county takes do it yourself debris at the curb up to two cubic yards a week but refuses anything a contractor generated, and the county transfer facility takes loads for a fee.
City cost & eligibility
The city bases roll off container rates on the container and quotes them directly, and the county transfer facility charges a fee for bulk and construction loads, so confirm the container size or the gate charge with the city sanitation department or the county before the material moves.
When & how
Call the Stuart sanitation department for a roll off container inside the city limits, or use the county transfer facility that the county names for paid bulk and construction disposal.
Get it ready
Keep contractor generated material out of the curbside bulk pile because both the city and the county refuse it, containerize loose debris, and keep the load clear of swales, drains and utility equipment.
Exercise equipment is not named in the city's bulk examples, which cover furniture, appliances, mattresses, chairs, swing sets and tables, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed with the sanitation department, and it would still have to meet the four foot limit.
City cost & eligibility
No city list names exercise equipment and the city publishes no rate for an unnamed item, so call the Stuart sanitation department to confirm whether the machine can go out as bulk and whether the four foot limit allows it.
When & how
Call the sanitation department before the bulk collection day and use the weekly pickup only after the item is confirmed.
Get it ready
Break the machine down where you can, remove any console or battery pack so nothing with a battery is set out, and keep it out of the cart and off the curb until the route is confirmed.
The city collects bulk waste once a week for anything too large for the garbage cart. Items must not exceed four feet in height or four feet in length or diameter, and a home that exceeds the limits pays a special pickup fee. The city also runs roll off container service for larger cleanups.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with residential sanitation service at a Stuart address on the weekly bulk collection, with each item limited to four feet in height or length or diameter and an over sized pile charged a special pickup fee.
When & how
Put the bulk items out on your regular collection day, and call the sanitation department ahead of time if an item is over the size limit or the load is unusually large.
Get it ready
Keep the pile within four feet per item, containerize loose debris, keep glass panels taped, keep everything clear of storm drains, swales and mailboxes, and never mix paint, chemicals or electronics into the pile.
Paint, chemicals, batteries and other hazardous waste
Accepted with preparation
Hazardous waste never goes at the curb. Martin County takes it free from residents at the Hazardous Waste Disposal Center at 9155 Busch Street in Palm City, up to 100 pounds or 20 gallons per visit, and the county Haz Mobile is stationed at the city's neighborhood cleanup days. The accepted list covers paints and strippers, cleaners and acids, antifreeze, household, automotive and marine batteries, cooking oil and used motor oil, fluorescent bulbs, gasoline, propane tanks and flares, mercury devices, pesticides, pool chemicals and electronics.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to Martin County residents, up to 100 pounds or 20 gallons of hazardous waste per visit, and the waste has to come from a Martin County home; business waste is not accepted.
When & how
Take the material to 9155 Busch Street in Palm City, open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, closed Sundays and legal holidays, or use the Haz Mobile at a city cleanup day.
Get it ready
Keep products in their original containers, seal them, and leave medications, needles and sharps, tires, drums, explosives, oxygen or welding tanks, and propane tanks over 30 inches at home because the center refuses all of those.
Carts go out by 6 a.m. and come back in the same day
Residential garbage is collected once a week, carts go to the curb by 6 a.m. on the service day, and they come back onto the property within 12 hours of collection in residential areas and three hours elsewhere. A cart sits not more than three feet from the edge of the pavement, stays clear of stationary objects, is set with the handle facing away from the street, and is never overfilled, because the lid has to close.
Bulk waste is anything too large for the cart, and the city collects it once a week. Furniture, appliances, mattresses, chairs, swing sets and tables are the published examples, and each item has to stay within four feet in height or length or diameter. A home that exceeds the limits pays a special pickup fee, and paint, chemicals and electronic waste never belong in a bulky pile.
Hazardous waste and electronics have their own drop offs
Paint, oils, cleaners, batteries, propane tanks and electronics do not go in the cart or the bulk pile. The county Hazardous Waste Disposal Center takes them free from Martin County homes, up to 100 pounds or 20 gallons, and the city's Georgia Avenue electronic waste dumpster takes electronics any day between dawn and dusk. The Haz Mobile is also stationed near participating neighborhoods on the city's cleanup days.
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 Stuart Sanitation Department and Martin County Utilities and Solid Waste
Use the weekly city bulk pickup
A Stuart household with furniture, an appliance, a mattress or another item too large for the cart and within the four foot limit.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included with residential sanitation service, collected once a week, with each item limited to four feet in height or length or diameter; an over sized item is charged a special pickup fee.
Arrange it
Put the item at the curb on your regular collection day, and call the sanitation department first if it is over the size limit.
Items over four feet, paint, chemicals, electronics and contractor material are not part of the weekly bulk route, and an over sized item draws the special pickup fee.
City of Stuart Sanitation Department and Martin County Utilities and Solid Waste
Order a city roll off container
A Stuart household or contractor inside the city limits with a large cleanup or construction, building or renovation project.
Cost & conditions
The city bases roll off container rates on the container size and quotes them directly, so confirm the size, the material and the charge with the sanitation department before delivery.
Arrange it
Call the Stuart sanitation department to order a 10, 20, 30 or 40 yard container, and have the same service collect it when the project is finished.
The service is offered inside the city limits, contractor generated material is refused by the curbside bulk routes, and hazardous material is never allowed in a roll off.
City of Stuart Sanitation Department and Martin County Utilities and Solid Waste
Take chemicals and electronics to the county disposal center
A household with paint, strippers, cleaners, acids, antifreeze, batteries, motor oil, fluorescent bulbs, gasoline, propane tanks, mercury devices, pesticides, pool chemicals or electronics.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to Martin County residents, up to 100 pounds or 20 gallons per visit, with the waste coming from a Martin County home; business waste is not accepted.
Arrange it
Take the material to 9155 Busch Street in Palm City, open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon, closed Sundays and legal holidays.
Medications, needles and sharps, tires, drums of any kind, explosives, oxygen and welding tanks, batteries over 24 inches, propane tanks over 30 inches, and radioactive or biological material are refused.
City of Stuart Sanitation Department and Martin County Utilities and Solid Waste
Use the Georgia Avenue electronic waste dumpster
A Stuart household with a television, computer, printer or other electronic item that can be dropped off between dawn and dusk.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Open to city residents any day of the week from dawn to dusk at the collection dumpster on Georgia Avenue, with the county disposal center as the alternative.
Arrange it
Drop the device at the Georgia Avenue dumpster at any time between dawn and dusk, or use the Haz Mobile during a city cleanup day.
The dumpster is for electronic waste only, so chemicals, paint, batteries and bulky items do not belong there and go to the county center instead.
City of Stuart Sanitation Department and Martin County Utilities and Solid Waste
Use a neighborhood cleanup day
A household in one of the participating neighborhoods with bulk items, miscellaneous trash or yard waste to clear out.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free extra pickup for residents of the participating neighborhoods on the second Saturday every other month from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., with the neighborhood map and dates published by the city.
Arrange it
Check whether your neighborhood is on the city's cleanup map, then put the material at the curb during the event window and look for the Haz Mobile host location.
Only participating neighborhoods qualify, and the Haz Mobile refuses old gasoline, car batteries and the other items on the county exclusion list.
County drop off for household chemicals, batteries, propane and electronics
Martin County Hazardous Waste Disposal Center
9155 Busch Street, Palm City, FL 34990
Acetone, furniture strippers and lubricants, aerosol cans, antifreeze, household, automotive and marine batteries, cleaners and acids, cooking oil and used motor oil, corrosives, electronic waste including televisions, phones, computers and printers, fluorescent bulbs and lamps, gasoline, propane tanks and flares, mercury devices, paints and paint strippers, pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers, polishes and pool chemicals.
Martin County homes only, with no business waste, and a limit of 100 pounds or 20 gallons per visit. Batteries longer than 24 inches, drums, explosives, medications, needles, syringes and sharps, oxygen and welding tanks, propane tanks taller than 30 inches, radioactive or biological material and tires are refused.
Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, closed Sundays and legal holidays.
No charge. Free to Martin County residents up to 100 pounds or 20 gallons of hazardous waste per visit, with the material coming from a Martin County home.
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 Stuart collect a couch?+
Furniture is named in the city's bulk waste examples and is collected on the weekly bulk pickup. Each item has to stay within four feet in height or length or diameter, and a piece over that limit is charged a special pickup fee, so call the sanitation department before setting out something oversized.Official guidance
Does the city take a mattress?+
Yes, a mattress is named in the city's bulk waste examples and is collected on the weekly bulk pickup. It has to stay within the four foot limit that applies to bulk items, so confirm the size with the sanitation department if the unit is a large one.Official guidance
Will Stuart take a refrigerator or a washer?+
Appliances are named in the city's bulk waste examples and are collected on the weekly bulk pickup, within the four foot limit. Remove or seal the doors before the unit goes out, because that is the safety rule the county program states for appliances.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Stuart?+
Stuart residents can use the electronic waste collection dumpster on Georgia Avenue any day of the week between dawn and dusk, or drop devices at the Martin County Hazardous Waste Disposal Center at 9155 Busch Street in Palm City, which takes televisions, phones, computers and printers free from Martin County homes.Official guidance
How big can a bulk item be in Stuart?+
Four feet is the published limit: a bulk item may not exceed four feet in height or four feet in length or diameter. Bulk waste is collected once a week, and a home that exceeds the limits pays a special pickup fee that the city sets.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Stuart?+
The City of Stuart Sanitation Department collects residential garbage, bulk waste and yard trash inside the city limits, and it also rents roll off containers for larger projects within the city. Martin County runs the hazardous waste center and the transfer facility that residents use for chemicals, electronics and paid bulk disposal.Official guidance
Do the county bulk rules apply to a Stuart address?+
The county bulk program is part of its Waste Management collection service for Martin County customers, and it publishes its own lists, including appliances with the doors removed or sealed and do it yourself construction debris up to two cubic yards a week. A Stuart address is served by the city sanitation department's weekly bulk pickup and its four foot item limit, so confirm which service applies before setting anything out.Official guidance
What happens if a bulk item is bigger than four feet?+
The city states that a homeowner who exceeds the bulk waste limitations is required to pay a special pickup fee, and that fee is set by the city rather than published on the page. Call the sanitation department before setting an oversized item out so the pickup can be arranged and priced.Official guidance
How do I know if my neighborhood has a cleanup day?+
The city publishes a map of participating neighborhoods and the scheduled dates for the cleanup days, which run every other month on the second Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Only residents of the participating neighborhoods get the free extra pickup of bulk items, miscellaneous trash and yard waste.Official guidance
What does the Haz Mobile take at a cleanup day?+
The Martin County Haz Mobile is stationed near the participating neighborhoods during each cleanup day, and residents can drop off household hazardous waste such as paints, oils and cleaners, along with electronic waste. It does not accept everything: old gasoline, car batteries and the other excluded items still have to be handled another way, and the county disposal center in Palm City takes the rest.Official guidance
How does yard trash go out in Stuart?+
The city's sanitation page lists yard trash as its own collection stream alongside residential garbage, bulk waste and commercial service, and yard waste is also one of the materials accepted during a neighborhood cleanup day for participating neighborhoods. Keep yard material separate from the garbage cart and the bulk pile, and call the sanitation department for the current yard trash rules for your address.Official guidance
