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City collection Furniture is named in the guidance as the kind of large item the weekly bulk collection takes, inside the four cubic yard limit. No charge. Furniture goes out with the weekly bulk trash collection at no separate charge, within the four cubic yard household limit for the bulk collection day.
City collection A mattress is named directly in Wellington's published list of acceptable bulk trash, so it goes out with the weekly bulk collection. No charge. A mattress goes out with the weekly bulk trash collection at no separate charge, inside the four cubic yard household limit for the bulk collection day.
City collection Refrigerators, ranges, washers, dryers and water heaters are named in the published bulk trash list, with a requirement to remove or seal appliance doors before the pile goes out. No charge. An appliance goes out with the weekly bulk trash collection at no separate charge, inside the four cubic yard household limit for the bulk collection day.
City collection Wellington collects garbage, recycling and vegetation in separate containers, with blue for containers and glass, yellow for paper and cardboard, and the collection run by a hauler contracted to the Village solid waste department. No charge. Residential garbage, recycling and vegetation collection is part of the Village service. A non-compliant pile that has been tagged may be removed as is for a hauler fee of $9.00 per cubic yard if the resident chooses not to correct it for the next scheduled pickup.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Wellington runs curbside collection through a contracted hauler under a Village solid waste department, with three container streams: blue for cans, cartons, glass and plastic, yellow for paper and cardboard, and separate vegetation containers. Containers go out no earlier than 6 p.m. the day before and no later than 7 a.m. on the collection day, and the Village tags a pile that does not follow the guidelines, either to be corrected for the next pickup or removed as is for a published per cubic yard fee. Bulk trash is the part that matters for a clear-out, and it is unusually generous: it runs one day a week, it takes up to four cubic yards, and the published list names refrigerators, ranges, toilets, mattresses, carpet cut to four foot lengths, washers and dryers and water heaters. Everything that cannot go in a cart and cannot go on the bulk pile, from paint and pool chemicals to electronics, batteries, propane and used motor oil, is routed to the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, which takes household hazardous waste free from county residents at seven centers and does not collect it at the curb at all.
Wellington collects garbage, recycling and vegetation in separate containers, with blue for containers and glass, yellow for paper and cardboard, and the collection run by a hauler contracted to the Village solid waste department.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Residential garbage, recycling and vegetation collection is part of the Village service. A non-compliant pile that has been tagged may be removed as is for a hauler fee of $9.00 per cubic yard if the resident chooses not to correct it for the next scheduled pickup.
When & how
Containers go in front of the residence no later than 7:00 a.m. on the collection day and no earlier than 6:00 p.m. the day before, and bulk trash may go out 24 hours before the collection day. There is no garbage, recycling or vegetation collection on Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, and service resumes on the next scheduled day. Residents in an HOA are told to check the association's guidelines as well.
Get it ready
Cans face the correct way, with the wheels and handle closest to the house, and the same applies to vegetation containers. A container may hold material that protrudes from the top, but nothing goes on the lid and items should not exceed six feet. Blue takes cans, cartons, glass bottles and jars with lids off, and plastic bottles and containers with lids on at two gallons or less. Yellow takes cardboard, paper rolls, dry food and pizza boxes without food stains, magazines, mail and office or school paper. Aluminum foil, foam, paper plates, towels and napkins, shredded paper, light bulbs, plastic bags and plastic utensils do not belong in recycling.
Wellington collects bulk trash one day a week, taking items too large for the cart such as major appliances and furniture, with up to four cubic yards per household on the bulk collection day.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulk trash is part of the Village collection, with up to four cubic yards accepted per household on the bulk collection day, the equivalent of a small pickup truck bed. A tagged non-compliant pile may be removed as is for a hauler fee of $9.00 per cubic yard instead of being corrected.
When & how
Bulk trash runs one day a week and may be placed for collection 24 hours before that day, in front of the residence. The pile has to be neatly stacked, cut to less than six feet in length, and placed near but no closer than three feet from other objects such as mailboxes and the automated garbage container.
Get it ready
Keep the pile to items too large for the cart, and check the published examples before stacking it. Remove or seal the doors on all appliances with tape, break up mirrors, glass doors, glass tabletops and pane glass and bag the pieces inside the container, containerize loose material such as drywall and floor tile at less than 50 pounds per container, and leave concrete and rock out entirely.
Furniture is named in the guidance as the kind of large item the weekly bulk collection takes, inside the four cubic yard limit.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Furniture goes out with the weekly bulk trash collection at no separate charge, within the four cubic yard household limit for the bulk collection day.
When & how
Put the piece out no earlier than 24 hours before the bulk collection day, in front of the residence, with the pile neatly stacked, cut to less than six feet and at least three feet from mailboxes and the automated garbage container.
Get it ready
Keep the piece inside the four cubic yard limit and off the top of the cart, and keep concrete, rock, construction material and vegetation from tree removal out of the pile.
A mattress is named directly in Wellington's published list of acceptable bulk trash, so it goes out with the weekly bulk collection.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. A mattress goes out with the weekly bulk trash collection at no separate charge, inside the four cubic yard household limit for the bulk collection day.
When & how
Set the mattress out no earlier than 24 hours before the bulk collection day, in front of the residence, as part of a neatly stacked pile that sits at least three feet from mailboxes and the automated garbage container.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the garbage cart and inside the four cubic yard limit, keep the pile under six feet in length, and keep concrete, rock and construction material out of it.
Refrigerators, ranges, washers, dryers and water heaters are named in the published bulk trash list, with a requirement to remove or seal appliance doors before the pile goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. An appliance goes out with the weekly bulk trash collection at no separate charge, inside the four cubic yard household limit for the bulk collection day.
When & how
Put the appliance out no earlier than 24 hours before the bulk collection day as part of the pile, with the pile stacked neatly, cut to less than six feet and set at least three feet from mailboxes and the automated garbage container.
Get it ready
For safety, remove or seal the doors on all appliances with tape before the pile goes out, empty the unit, and keep it inside the four cubic yard limit. A refrigerator or freezer is listed among the acceptable bulk examples rather than being excluded, but confirm the refrigerant handling with the hauler if the unit still holds a charge.
Electronics are not part of the recycling streams, and the Village routes them to the Solid Waste Authority's Home Chemical and Recycling Centers, where they are accepted free from county residents.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The Solid Waste Authority states that household hazardous waste, including electronics, can be dropped off at no cost by Palm Beach County residents at any of its seven Home Chemical and Recycling Centers. Small businesses pay to drop off hazardous waste.
When & how
Take the devices to a Home Chemical and Recycling Center. The Authority's customer line is 561-697-2700, and two of the centers, at 6161 N Jog Rd in West Palm Beach and 13400 S State Road 7 in Delray Beach, are listed as open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the blue and yellow containers and off the bulk pile, because the Village routes them to the Authority rather than through curbside collection, and wipe personal data from a computer, drive or phone before it leaves the property. Alkaline batteries may go in the garbage, but lithium batteries have to go to a center.
Exercise equipment is not named in the Village's bulk trash list or in the Authority's accepted list, so the machine has to be confirmed with the Village solid waste office.
City cost & eligibility
No published amount covers an exercise machine and neither list read here names the category, so confirm acceptance with the Village Solid Waste Department at 561-791-4003 before the machine goes to the curb. If it is accepted it counts inside the four cubic yard bulk limit on the bulk collection day.
When & how
Call 561-791-4003 before setting the machine out, and if it is accepted, treat it as part of the weekly bulk pile placed out no earlier than 24 hours before the bulk collection day.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart and keep the loose weights with it, so the pile stays neatly stacked and inside the four cubic yard limit, and keep it clear of mailboxes and the automated container by at least three feet.
Construction and demolition debris is not included in curbside residential service, and a project has to lease a roll-off container from a hauler permitted in Wellington.
City cost & eligibility
The Village states that construction and demolition debris, including steel, brick, concrete, roofing materials, pipe and lumber, is not included in curbside residential service, and directs a resident with a demolition or construction project to lease a roll-off container from a hauler permitted in Wellington. The container is quoted by the permitted hauler rather than by the Village.
When & how
Arrange the roll-off container with a permitted hauler before the project generates debris, because the material cannot go out with the weekly collection or on the bulk pile.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the carts, the vegetation containers and the bulk pile, and keep loose material that does go out, such as drywall and floor tile from a minor repair, containerized at less than 50 pounds per container, with no concrete or rock in the pile at all.
Hazardous waste and home chemicals are refused at the curb, and the Village routes them to the Solid Waste Authority's seven Home Chemical and Recycling Centers, which take them free from county residents.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The Solid Waste Authority states that Palm Beach County residents can drop off household hazardous waste free at any of its seven Home Chemical and Recycling Centers, located at its transfer stations and on the main campus on Jog Road. Small businesses pay for hazardous waste drop-off.
When & how
Take the material to a Home Chemical and Recycling Center. The Authority's line is 561-697-2700, and the centers at 6161 N Jog Rd in West Palm Beach and 13400 S State Road 7 in Delray Beach are listed as open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Gasoline is accepted at any center, but an empty gasoline container is only returned at those two.
Get it ready
Keep hazardous material out of every container and off the bulk pile, because the Authority states there is no curbside collection for it. The accepted list covers aerosol cans that are not empty, ammunition, flares and fireworks, automotive fluids and filters, lithium, button, rechargeable, automotive and marine batteries, boating waste, electronics, fluorescent tubes and CFLs and other mercury devices, household cleaners, paints, stains, glues and solvents, pesticides and fertilizers, photo chemicals, pool chemicals, propane and compressed gas cylinders, rubbing alcohol and used cooking oil. Alkaline batteries are the exception and may go in the garbage.
Bulk trash is collected one day a week and may go out 24 hours before that day, in front of the residence. Up to four cubic yards, about a small pickup truck bed, is accepted per household, the pile has to be neatly stacked and cut to less than six feet, and it sits at least three feet from mailboxes and the automated garbage container.
Garbage, recycling and vegetation containers have to be in front of the residence no later than 7:00 a.m. on the collection day and no earlier than 6:00 p.m. the day before, with the wheels and handle closest to the house, nothing on the lid and items within six feet. A pile that does not follow the guidelines gets tagged, and the choices are to correct it for the next pickup or pay the hauler the published per cubic yard fee for removal as is.
Hazardous material and electronics never go to the curb
Paint, pool chemicals, cleaners, propane tanks, fluorescent bulbs, used motor oil, batteries and electronics are refused at the curb, and the Village routes them to the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, which runs seven Home Chemical and Recycling Centers and takes the material free from county residents. There is no curbside collection for it at all.
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Village of Wellington Solid Waste Department with the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County
Use the weekly bulk trash collection
A household with furniture, a mattress, a major appliance, carpet, cut wood or up to four cubic yards of small repair debris.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Bulk trash is part of the Village collection at no separate charge, with up to four cubic yards accepted per household on the bulk collection day. A tagged non-compliant pile may instead be removed as is for a hauler fee of $9.00 per cubic yard.
Arrange it
Put the pile out no earlier than 24 hours before the bulk collection day, in front of the residence, neatly stacked and cut to less than six feet, at least three feet from mailboxes and the automated container.
Concrete and rock are not collected, vegetation from tree removal or land clearing is not eligible, loose items such as drywall and floor tile have to be containerized under 50 pounds per container, and a non-compliant pile is tagged and can be removed as is for the per cubic yard fee recorded with this option.
Village of Wellington Solid Waste Department with the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County
Drop hazardous waste and electronics at a county center
A household with paint, chemicals, propane, batteries, used motor oil, fluorescent bulbs or electronics.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The Solid Waste Authority states that Palm Beach County residents can drop off household hazardous waste at no cost at any of its seven Home Chemical and Recycling Centers, while small businesses pay for hazardous waste drop-off.
Arrange it
Take the material to a Home Chemical and Recycling Center, or call the Authority at 561-697-2700 for the nearest one. The centers at 6161 N Jog Rd in West Palm Beach and 13400 S State Road 7 in Delray Beach are listed as open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
There is no curbside collection for this material, alkaline batteries are the one battery type that may go in the garbage, gasoline containers are only returned at the two centers named, and small businesses pay a fee.
A household or contractor with a demolition or construction project that produces debris the curbside service refuses.
Cost & conditions
The Village states that construction and demolition debris is not included in curbside residential service and directs residents to lease a roll-off container from a hauler permitted in Wellington. The container is quoted by the hauler for the specific project, so confirm the size, the delivery terms and the disposal charge before ordering.
Arrange it
Arrange the permitted hauler's roll-off container before the project generates debris, and keep steel, brick, concrete, roofing material, pipe and lumber out of the carts and the bulk pile.
Only a hauler permitted in Wellington may place the container, and the Village service does not cover the load, so the price and the accepted material come from the hauler.
County home chemical and recycling center on Jog Road
Solid Waste Authority Home Chemical and Recycling Center, West Palm Beach
6161 N Jog Rd, West Palm Beach, FL
Aerosol cans that are not empty, ammunition, flares and fireworks, automotive fluids and filters, lithium, button, rechargeable, automotive and marine batteries, boating related waste, electronics, fluorescent tubes and CFLs and other mercury devices, household cleaners, paints, stains, glues and solvents, pesticides and fertilizers, photo chemicals, pool chemicals, propane and compressed gas cylinders, rubbing alcohol, used cooking oil and gasoline.
Palm Beach County residents only for free drop-off, while small businesses pay for hazardous waste. Alkaline batteries may go in the garbage, but lithium and other batteries on the accepted list have to be brought in. An empty gasoline container is only returned at this center and the Southwest County center.
Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. as published with the gasoline container service. Confirm the general center hours on the Solid Waste Authority line at 561-697-2700.
No charge. Free for Palm Beach County residents. Small businesses pay to drop off hazardous waste.
County home chemical and recycling center in Delray Beach
Solid Waste Authority Home Chemical and Recycling Center, Southwest County
13400 S State Road 7, Delray Beach, FL
The same household hazardous waste list as the other centers, including paints, solvents, automotive fluids and filters, batteries, electronics, fluorescent tubes and mercury devices, household cleaners, pesticides and fertilizers, pool chemicals, propane and compressed gas cylinders and used cooking oil.
Palm Beach County residents only for free drop-off, with small businesses charged for hazardous waste, and an empty gasoline container is only returned at this center and the West Palm Beach center.
Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. as published with the gasoline container service. Confirm the general center hours on the Solid Waste Authority line at 561-697-2700.
No charge. Free for Palm Beach County residents. Small businesses pay to drop off hazardous waste.
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.
What can go out as bulk trash?+
The published examples are refrigerators, ranges, toilets, mattresses, carpet cut into four foot lengths weighing no more than 50 pounds, washers and dryers, water heaters, and wood cut into lengths under six feet with the nails removed. Bulk trash is generally items too large for the universal container, such as major appliances and furniture.Official guidance
How much bulk trash can I put out?+
Up to four cubic yards, the equivalent of a small pickup truck bed, of debris from minor home repairs and excess garbage on the bulk collection day. The pile has to be neatly stacked, cut to less than six feet, and set no closer than three feet from mailboxes and the automated garbage container, and loose items such as drywall and floor tile have to be containerized under 50 pounds per container.Official guidance
What are the safety rules for a bulk pile?+
Remove or seal the doors on all appliances with tape, and break up mirrors, glass doors, glass tabletops and pane glass and place the pieces in a bag inside the container. Concrete and rock material is not collected at all, and vegetation from tree removal or land clearing is not part of curbside service.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in Wellington?+
Put it out with the weekly bulk trash collection. Bulk trash takes items too large for the universal container, including furniture, within the four cubic yard limit, and it may be placed 24 hours before the bulk collection day in front of the residence.Official guidance
Can carpet and wood go out with furniture?+
Yes, with preparation. Carpet has to be cut into four foot lengths and weigh no more than 50 pounds, and wood has to be cut into lengths under six feet with the nails removed. Loose items such as drywall and floor tile have to be containerized at less than 50 pounds per container.Official guidance
Will Wellington collect a mattress at the curb?+
Yes. Mattresses are named in the Village's published list of acceptable bulk trash, which is collected one day a week within a four cubic yard limit per household and may be placed out 24 hours before the bulk collection day.Official guidance
How should a mattress be set out?+
As part of a neatly stacked bulk pile in front of the residence, cut to less than six feet where needed and placed no closer than three feet from mailboxes and the automated garbage container. Anything loose such as drywall or tile has to be containerized and kept under 50 pounds per container.Official guidance
Will Wellington take an old refrigerator or washer?+
Yes. Refrigerators, ranges, washers and dryers and water heaters are named in the published list of acceptable bulk trash, within the four cubic yard limit on the bulk collection day. Remove or seal the appliance doors with tape before the pile goes out.Official guidance
What should I do about appliance doors?+
The guidelines ask residents to remove or seal the doors on all appliances with tape for safety before the bulk pile goes out, so a child cannot become trapped inside a refrigerator or freezer that is waiting at the curb.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Wellington?+
To a Home Chemical and Recycling Center run by the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, where electronics are accepted free from county residents. The Village directs residents to swa.org or 561-697-2700, and there is no curbside collection for this material.Official guidance
What about batteries?+
Alkaline batteries may be disposed of in the regular garbage. Lithium batteries, including button and rechargeable types, along with automotive and marine batteries, have to be taken to a Home Chemical and Recycling Center or another drop-off location, and the Authority lists them among the accepted materials.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Wellington?+
The Village Solid Waste Department oversees residential and commercial trash, recycling and vegetation collection through a contracted hauler, which the Village pages name as FCC Environmental Services from December 30, 2021. Solid Waste can be reached at solidwastedistribution@wellingtonfl.gov or 561-791-4003, and missed pickups and container requests go through the Village online service request portal.Official guidance
What is Wellington's bulk trash collection?+
A weekly bulk collection for items too large for the cart, with up to four cubic yards per household. The published examples are refrigerators, ranges, toilets, mattresses, carpet cut to four foot lengths and under 50 pounds, washers and dryers, water heaters, and wood cut under six feet with the nails removed. The pile goes out 24 hours before the bulk day and sits at least three feet from mailboxes and the automated container.Official guidance
What yard waste will not be collected?+
Vegetation has to come from routine residential yard maintenance. Tree removal, limbs over ten inches in diameter, trunks, stumps, root balls, lot or land clearing vegetation, and anything needing wheeled or tracked machinery to remove are not collected, and residents have to arrange those separately.Official guidance
What is the $9.00 per cubic yard charge?+
It is the hauler's fee for removing a tagged pile as is, when a resident chooses not to correct a pile that does not follow the Village guidelines. The alternative is to fix the pile so it is collected on the next scheduled pickup day.Official guidance
What happens after a storm?+
The Village publishes a separate hurricane debris management guide and links it from its solid waste page alongside the Palm Beach County hurricane guide. Vegetation from storm damage or land clearing is not part of routine curbside vegetation collection, so check the Village's storm debris guidance before piling it at the curb.Official guidance
