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City collection Furniture is named in the city's bulky item list, so a couch or chair is collected from the curb after a call to the Solid Waste Division. The city publishes no separate furniture or bulky item price, because the collection cost sits on the monthly utility bill and only over-capacity loads have a published charge basis. Confirm the arrangement with the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755.
City collection Mattresses are named in the city's bulky item list alongside couches, furniture and appliances, so the route is the scheduled curbside pickup. No separate mattress or bulky item price is published, because the service cost is on the monthly utility bill, and only a load beyond the collection vehicle capacity carries a published charge basis. Confirm with the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755.
City collection Appliances are named in the city's bulky item list and refrigerators and freezers are collected with their doors removed, while the county transfer station prohibits white goods. The city publishes no separate appliance price and the fee sits on the monthly utility bill, so confirm the arrangement with the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755. The county transfer station is not an alternative, because it prohibits white goods and large appliances.
City collection Large items that will not fit the refuse containers, including couches, furniture, mattresses, wood and appliances, are collected from the curb only after a call to the Solid Waste Division on 321-383-5755. Titusville publishes no separate bulky item price, because garbage and recycling fees are billed on the monthly utility bill, and the only published charge basis is for junk or yard debris that exceeds the capacity of the collection vehicles, which is billed at the current burdened labour rate and operating costs. Confirm whether your load is inside the normal service or billed as an oversized removal with the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755.
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?
Titusville collects household garbage once a week, recycling every other week and containerised yard waste once a week through its own Solid Waste Division, with everything at the curb by 6:30 a.m. Large items are scheduled rather than set out freely: couches, furniture, mattresses, wood and appliances go on a call-in list at 321-383-5755, wood is picked up once a month, and refrigerators and freezers need their doors removed before collection. Construction material is refused outright, because the city cannot take roofing, rocks, brick, concrete, sand or dirt. Household chemicals and electronics go free to the Brevard County household hazardous waste centres, one of which sits in Titusville at the Mockingbird Way Mulching Facility.
Large items that will not fit the refuse containers, including couches, furniture, mattresses, wood and appliances, are collected from the curb only after a call to the Solid Waste Division on 321-383-5755.
City cost & eligibility
Titusville publishes no separate bulky item price, because garbage and recycling fees are billed on the monthly utility bill, and the only published charge basis is for junk or yard debris that exceeds the capacity of the collection vehicles, which is billed at the current burdened labour rate and operating costs. Confirm whether your load is inside the normal service or billed as an oversized removal with the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755.
When & how
Call the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755 to be placed on the pickup list, then put everything at the curb by 6:30 a.m. on the day of collection and keep the pile six feet from trees, mailboxes and power poles, off water meters, ten feet from parked vehicles and out from under wires or trees.
Get it ready
Separate the bulky items from the rest of the trash or collection is delayed, keep the load out of carports, garages and backyards because the city collects only from the curb, and remove the doors from a refrigerator or freezer before it goes out. Yard debris travels on its own rules, in containers no larger than 32 gallons and no heavier than 50 pounds, cut to four foot lengths and separated from garbage.
Furniture is named in the city's bulky item list, so a couch or chair is collected from the curb after a call to the Solid Waste Division.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no separate furniture or bulky item price, because the collection cost sits on the monthly utility bill and only over-capacity loads have a published charge basis. Confirm the arrangement with the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755.
When & how
Call 321-383-5755 to be placed on the bulky item list, then put the furniture at the curb by 6:30 a.m. on the collection day, clear of trees, mailboxes, power poles, water meters and parked vehicles.
Get it ready
Keep the furniture out of the yard debris pile and separate it from other trash so the collection is not delayed, and keep it at the curb rather than in a carport, garage or backyard, because those locations are not collected.
Mattresses are named in the city's bulky item list alongside couches, furniture and appliances, so the route is the scheduled curbside pickup.
City cost & eligibility
No separate mattress or bulky item price is published, because the service cost is on the monthly utility bill, and only a load beyond the collection vehicle capacity carries a published charge basis. Confirm with the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755.
When & how
Call 321-383-5755 to be put on the pickup list and set the mattress out by 6:30 a.m. on the collection day, clear of trees, mailboxes, poles, water meters and vehicles.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress at the curb and separate from other trash and from the yard debris pile, which has its own container and four foot length rules, and keep it out of the carport, garage or backyard.
Appliances are named in the city's bulky item list and refrigerators and freezers are collected with their doors removed, while the county transfer station prohibits white goods.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no separate appliance price and the fee sits on the monthly utility bill, so confirm the arrangement with the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755. The county transfer station is not an alternative, because it prohibits white goods and large appliances.
When & how
Call 321-383-5755 and put the appliance on the bulky item list, then place it at the curb by 6:30 a.m. on the collection day with the doors already removed from a refrigerator or freezer.
Get it ready
Remove the doors from a refrigerator or freezer before collection, because the city requires it, empty the unit, and keep the appliance at the curb rather than in a carport, garage or backyard. Keep appliances out of the yard debris pile and off the county transfer station load, where white goods are refused.
Electronics are accepted free at the Brevard County household hazardous waste centres, including the one in Titusville, with a limit of ten large electronic items a year.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Brevard County residents bringing material from non-business activities, at any of the three county collection centres, with proof of residency possibly requested through a driver's licence, tax bill or utility bill.
When & how
Take the device to the Mockingbird Way Mulching Facility at 3600 South Street in Titusville, open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., or to the Central Disposal Facility on 2250 Adamson Road in Cocoa or the Sarno Landfill on 3379 Sarno Road in Melbourne on the same hours.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the county transfer station load on 4366 South Street, which accepts household and commercial garbage only and prohibits electronics, and stay inside the limit of ten large electronic items a year. The county also states that rear projection and cathode ray tube televisions can be placed in the regular trash, so a resident with one of those sets has a choice rather than a requirement.
Exercise equipment is not named on any city or county list read here, so the machine has to be confirmed against the bulky item list before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city nor the county publishes a list that names exercise equipment, and the city bulky item service is scheduled by calling in rather than described by item size alone. Call the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755 to confirm whether the machine can be placed on the pickup list and whether any charge applies.
When & how
Call 321-383-5755 before the machine goes out, and if it is accepted set it at the curb by 6:30 a.m. on the collection day, clear of trees, mailboxes, poles, water meters and vehicles.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its weight when you call, keep it out of the yard debris pile and away from other trash, and remove any console or battery pack so the electronics can travel to a county collection centre instead.
Construction material is refused by the city and prohibited at the nearby county transfer station, so the disposal route has to be confirmed rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
Titusville cannot collect roofing material, tar paper, shingles, gravel, rocks, bricks, cinder blocks, concrete, sand or dirt, and it directs residents to call 321-383-5755 for disposal information. The Brevard County Titusville Transfer Station, the nearest county site, accepts household and commercial garbage only and lists construction and demolition debris as prohibited. Confirm the receiving site and its charge with the Solid Waste Division or a licensed roll-off hauler before the work starts.
When & how
Call the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755 for the current disposal instructions, and if a container is needed arrange it with a private roll-off hauler directly, because neither the city collection nor the county transfer station will take the material.
Get it ready
Keep concrete, brick, block, sand, dirt, shingles, tar paper and gravel out of the refuse containers and out of the bulky item pile, and keep the load out of the county transfer station on 4366 South Street, where construction and demolition debris is on the prohibited list.
Household chemicals, paints, automotive fluids, batteries, mercury devices and fluorescent lamps are accepted free at the Brevard County collection centres, including the one in Titusville.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Brevard County residents bringing accepted items from non-business activities to one of the three collection centres, at no cost, with proof of residency possibly requested through a driver's licence, tax bill or utility bill.
When & how
Take the material to the Mockingbird Way Mulching Facility at 3600 South Street in Titusville, or to the Central Disposal Facility on 2250 Adamson Road in Cocoa or the Sarno Landfill on 3379 Sarno Road in Melbourne, all open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep products in their original labelled containers, never mix chemicals, bag leaky containers, pack everything in sturdy boxes with newspaper padding and carry the boxes in the trunk away from passengers. Up to 25 gallons of liquid waste a year is accepted per household and containers larger than five gallons are refused, so bulk liquid containers are poured off and returned. Alkaline batteries, propane tanks, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, bio-hazardous waste and explosives are not accepted, and home user sharps go to the office at the Titusville Transfer Station.
Weekly garbage, fortnightly recycling, everything at 6:30 a.m.
Titusville collects household garbage once a week, recycling every other week and containerised yard waste once a week, with recycling and yard waste running on the same day as the refuse collection. Everything goes to the curb in front of the residence by 6:30 a.m. on the pickup day, and pickups may not always happen at the same time because route schedules are adjusted. Garbage and recycling fees are included on the monthly utility bill, and the Solid Waste Division answers at 321-383-5755 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday.
Bulky items such as furniture, appliances, large boxes, carpet, metal items, mattresses and other large items that will not fit the regular containers require a call to the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755 to be placed on the pickup list, and doors must be removed from refrigerators and freezers. Wood, lumber, plywood, pallets and landscape logs are picked up once a month on the same call-in list, cut to four foot lengths and kept separate from other trash. The city does not collect from carports, garages or backyards, and large items must stay six feet from trees, mailboxes and power poles, off water meters and ten feet from parked vehicles.
Yard debris is living material only, so no lumber, dirt, rocks or garbage belongs in the pile, and it stays at the curb rather than on vacant lots or at the side or rear of the house. Containers must be no larger than 32 gallons, weigh no more than 50 pounds, have two handles and a tight lid with no sharp edges, and yard trash must be cut to four foot lengths, stacked in one direction and separated from garbage. Piles beyond the roughly twenty cubic yard capacity of the city vehicles become the owner's responsibility, and if the city still removes them the fee is based on the current burdened labour rate and operating costs. If a contractor cuts down a tree, the contractor or the owner has to take the debris away or pay an additional fee.
Brevard County residents can take accepted items from non-business activity to any of the three household hazardous waste collection centres at no cost, with proof of residency possibly requested, and all three open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.: the Mockingbird Way Mulching Facility on 3600 South Street in Titusville, the Central Disposal Facility on 2250 Adamson Road in Cocoa, and the Sarno Landfill on 3379 Sarno Road in Melbourne. Electronics are limited to ten large items a year and fluorescent lamps to ten each per household a year. The county's Titusville Transfer Station on 4366 South Street is a separate site that accepts household and commercial garbage only, prohibits construction debris, white goods, electronics, yard waste and tires, and takes home user sharps at its office.
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City of Titusville Solid Waste Division and Brevard County
Call in for the bulky item pickup
A Titusville household with a couch, furniture, mattress, appliance, large box, carpet or metal item that will not fit the regular containers.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no separate bulky item price, because garbage and recycling fees sit on the monthly utility bill, and only junk or yard debris beyond the capacity of the collection vehicles has a published charge basis. Confirm whether your load is inside the normal service or billed as an oversized removal with the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755.
Arrange it
Call 321-383-5755 to be placed on the pickup list, then put the items at the curb by 6:30 a.m. on the collection day, clear of trees, mailboxes, power poles, water meters and parked vehicles, and not in a carport, garage or backyard.
Scheduled pickups only, with doors removed from refrigerators and freezers, bulky items separated from other trash, and no collection from behind the house. Roofing material, shingles, gravel, rocks, bricks, concrete, sand and dirt are refused, and quantities beyond the vehicle capacity are billed at the current burdened labour rate and operating costs.
City of Titusville Solid Waste Division and Brevard County
Use the Brevard County collection centre in Titusville
A household with paint, thinners, solvents, automotive fluids, gasoline, batteries, mercury devices, fluorescent lamps or old electronics.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Brevard County residents bringing accepted items from non-business activities, at no cost, with proof of residency possibly requested through a driver's licence, tax bill or utility bill.
Arrange it
Drive to the Mockingbird Way Mulching Facility on 3600 South Street in Titusville, open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., or to the county sites in Cocoa and Melbourne on the same hours.
Electronics are limited to ten large items a year and fluorescent lamps to ten each per household a year, liquids are capped at 25 gallons a year per household with no container larger than five gallons, and alkaline batteries, propane tanks, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, bio-hazardous waste and explosives are not accepted. Businesses cannot use the household programme.
Household hazardous waste from non-business activity, including paints, stains, thinners, sealers, solvents, roof coatings, automotive fluids, auto and boat batteries, gasoline and diesel, oil filters, fertilisers, pesticides, herbicides, insecticides, pool cleaning supplies, rat poison, aerosol sprays, adhesives, drain cleaner, mercury devices, rechargeable batteries, fluorescent lamps and compact fluorescent bulbs, electronics up to ten large items a year, and used cooking oil.
County residents only, with proof of residency possibly requested, and businesses are not permitted to use the household programme. Alkaline batteries, bilge water, bio-hazardous waste, explosives, fire extinguishers, propane tanks, smoke detectors, 55 gallon drums, and both rear projection and cathode ray tube televisions are not accepted at the centre, and liquids are capped at 25 gallons a year per household with no container larger than five gallons.
Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Titusville site answers at (321) 264-5009 and the city Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755.
No charge. Brevard County residents bringing accepted items from non-business activities, with no cost published for the accepted materials.
The same household hazardous waste categories as the Titusville centre, including paints and solvents, automotive fluids, batteries, fluorescent lamps and compact fluorescent bulbs, mercury devices, rechargeable batteries and electronics up to ten large items a year. The Cocoa site also runs the county's Drop and Swap programme, where residents can take usable cleaners, automotive fluids and paints free of charge.
County residents only, with proof of residency possibly requested, and businesses cannot use the household programme. The same refusals apply as at the Titusville centre, including alkaline batteries, propane tanks, fire extinguishers, explosives, bio-hazardous waste and the two television types the county says can go in the regular trash.
Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The facility answers at (321) 633-1888.
No charge. Brevard County residents bringing accepted items from non-business activities, at no cost.
Household and commercial garbage only, plus home user sharps accepted at the transfer station office.
Construction and demolition debris, white goods and large appliances, electronics and brown goods, hazardous waste, yard waste, whole tires, metal scraps, propane tanks, batteries and containers larger than 20 gallons are all prohibited, and the county notes the information can change at the department's discretion.
Monday to Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The station answers at (321) 264-5048.
The county publishes what this station accepts and refuses but no fee for household loads on the retained page. Confirm any charge for a household load and the sharps arrangement with the station or the county Solid Waste Department before the trip.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How do bulky items leave a Titusville address?+
By appointment. The city requires a call to the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755 to place large items such as couches, furniture, mattresses, wood and appliances on the pickup list, and everything goes to the curb by 6:30 a.m. on the collection day, not in a carport, garage or backyard. Oversized junk or yard debris beyond the capacity of the collection vehicles is billed at the current burdened labour rate and operating costs.Official guidance
Will the city take a couch from the curb in Titusville?+
Yes, once you are on the list. Furniture is named among the bulky items that require a call to the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755, and the couch goes to the curb by 6:30 a.m. on the collection day, kept six feet from trees, mailboxes and power poles and away from water meters and parked vehicles.Official guidance
Will Titusville collect a mattress from the curb?+
Yes, by appointment. The city names mattresses among the bulky items that need a call to the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755 to be placed on the pickup list, and the mattress goes out at the curb by 6:30 a.m. on the collection day, not in a carport, garage or backyard.Official guidance
How do Titusville appliances leave, including refrigerators?+
On the city bulky item list. Appliances are named among the large items that require a call to the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755, and refrigerators and freezers must have their doors removed before being placed at the curb. The Brevard County Titusville Transfer Station is not a route for them, because it accepts household and commercial garbage only and prohibits white goods and large appliances.Official guidance
Where do Titusville televisions and computers go?+
To a Brevard County household hazardous waste collection centre, free for county residents from non-business activity, with the closest one in Titusville at the Mockingbird Way Mulching Facility on 3600 South Street, open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Electronics are limited to ten large items a year, proof of residency may be requested, and the county notes that rear projection and cathode ray tube televisions can also go in the regular trash. The Titusville Transfer Station does not take electronics at all.Official guidance
Who handles trash collection in Titusville?+
The city's own Solid Waste Division, which collects household garbage once a week, recycling every other week and containerised yard waste once a week, with recycling and yard waste on the same day as the refuse collection. Everything goes to the curb by 6:30 a.m., garbage and recycling fees are on the monthly utility bill, and the division answers at 321-383-5755 from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday from its office on 2910 Garden Street.Official guidance
How do large items leave a Titusville home?+
By calling the Solid Waste Division at 321-383-5755 to be placed on the bulky item list. The city names couches, furniture, mattresses, wood, appliances, large boxes, carpet and metal items, requires refrigerators and freezers to have their doors removed, and asks that the pile sits at the curb by 6:30 a.m., six feet from trees, mailboxes and power poles and ten feet from parked vehicles, and never in a carport, garage or backyard.Official guidance
How are wood and yard debris collected?+
Wood, lumber, plywood, pallets and landscape logs are picked up once a month and need a call to 383-5755 to join the list, with all wood cut to four foot lengths and kept separate from other trash. Yard debris is collected weekly and must be in containers no larger than 32 gallons and 50 pounds or cut to four foot lengths and stacked in one direction, separated from garbage, with piles beyond roughly twenty cubic yards the owner's responsibility.Official guidance
Will the city take renovation or roofing material?+
No. Titusville states that because of Brevard County restrictions it cannot collect roofing material such as tar paper, shingles or gravel, or rocks, bricks, cinder blocks, concrete, sand and dirt, and it directs residents to call 321-383-5755 for disposal information. The nearby Brevard County Titusville Transfer Station is not an alternative either, because it accepts household and commercial garbage only and lists construction and demolition debris as prohibited.Official guidance
Where do Titusville chemicals, batteries and old electronics go?+
To a Brevard County household hazardous waste collection centre, free for county residents from non-business activity. The closest is in Titusville at the Mockingbird Way Mulching Facility on 3600 South Street, open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the county also runs centres in Cocoa and Melbourne. Paints, thinners, solvents, automotive fluids, batteries, mercury devices, fluorescent lamps and electronics are accepted, electronics are limited to ten large items a year, liquids to 25 gallons a year with no container larger than five gallons, and home user sharps go to the office at the Titusville Transfer Station on 4366 South Street.Official guidance
