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City collection Sofas, bookshelves, tables and rolls of carpet are named in the county bulky item list, so furniture travels on one of the two free pickups a year. No charge. Residential properties in the county program, with furniture collected inside the two free bulky item pickups a year.
City collection A mattress is not named in the county lists, so it travels on the scheduled bulky pickup and the household confirms the item when it books. No charge. Residential properties in the county program, using one of the two free bulky item pickups a year, with the item confirmed with county customer service when the pickup is scheduled.
City collection White goods have their own allowance, with two free pickups a year covering refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves, stoves and water heaters. No charge. Residential properties in the county program, with two free white goods pickups a year separate from the two bulky item pickups, and commercial businesses excluded.
City collection Glynn County Public Works provides two free bulky item pickups a year per residential property, scheduled on 912-554-7111, with a pile limited to six feet by six feet by six feet at the curb. No charge. Residential properties in the county program, with two free bulky item pickups and two free white goods pickups a year. The service is not available to commercial businesses, and rejected items have to be removed within 24 hours.
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?
Brunswick is the Glynn County seat, and the program a resident can read is published by the county: curbside household garbage through Republic Services with a 95-gallon cart and three county drop-off centers, one of them inside Brunswick at 550 Young Lane and another on Habersham Street. Glynn County Public Works gives every residential property two free bulky item pickups and two free white goods pickups a year, scheduled on 912-554-7111, with the pile limited to six feet by six feet by six feet. Construction debris is refused in that pickup but accepted at the drop-off centers and at the WM transfer station on weekdays, while paint, oil, pesticides and other hazardous material are refused everywhere published and Georgia's own guidance is that household hazardous waste options in the state are extremely limited. Brunswick is the county seat and the county program covers the city addresses, so confirm which program covers your address on that same number.
Glynn County Public Works provides two free bulky item pickups a year per residential property, scheduled on 912-554-7111, with a pile limited to six feet by six feet by six feet at the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Residential properties in the county program, with two free bulky item pickups and two free white goods pickups a year. The service is not available to commercial businesses, and rejected items have to be removed within 24 hours.
When & how
Call Glynn County Solid Waste Services at 912-554-7111, or submit an online request, and confirm which program covers your address, because the city sits inside the county program. The confirmation gives the pickup date, so put the pile at the curb on the scheduled day or the day before, and never earlier.
Get it ready
Keep the pile within six feet by six feet by six feet and clear of parked vehicles, fences, trees and power lines, secure appliance doors so children cannot get inside, and remember that a missed set-out still counts against the two yearly pickups. Liquids, paint, oil, asbestos, tires, yard trimmings, pesticides, hazardous materials, household garbage, vehicle batteries, boats, vehicles and construction or demolition debris are all refused.
Sofas, bookshelves, tables and rolls of carpet are named in the county bulky item list, so furniture travels on one of the two free pickups a year.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Residential properties in the county program, with furniture collected inside the two free bulky item pickups a year.
When & how
Call 912-554-7111 to schedule the pickup and put the furniture at the curb on the scheduled day or the day before, never earlier, with the confirmation letter or email carrying the date and the restricted items list.
Get it ready
Keep the furniture pile within the six foot limit and clear of parked vehicles, fences, trees and power lines, and keep liquids, paint, oil, tires, yard trimmings, household garbage and construction material out of the load because those are refused.
A mattress is not named in the county lists, so it travels on the scheduled bulky pickup and the household confirms the item when it books.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Residential properties in the county program, using one of the two free bulky item pickups a year, with the item confirmed with county customer service when the pickup is scheduled.
When & how
Call Glynn County Solid Waste Services at 912-554-7111, name the mattress when you book, and put it at the curb on the scheduled day or the day before, inside the six foot pile limit.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and inside the pile, clear of vehicles, fences, trees and power lines, and keep it out of the drop-off loads that charge by the load or the ton if a free pickup is available. Rejected items have to be removed from the right of way within 24 hours.
White goods have their own allowance, with two free pickups a year covering refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves, stoves and water heaters.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Residential properties in the county program, with two free white goods pickups a year separate from the two bulky item pickups, and commercial businesses excluded.
When & how
Call 912-554-7111 to book a white goods pickup and put the appliance at the curb on the scheduled day or the day before, inside the six foot pile limit.
Get it ready
Secure the appliance doors so children cannot get inside, empty the unit, and keep appliances separate from the bulky item allowance so the two pickups are not used up together. Commercial appliances, liquids, paint, oil and hazardous material are refused.
Electronics are not named anywhere in the county program and Georgia publishes no electronics recycling program or landfill ban, so a television or computer goes to a county drop-off center and the household confirms the item before hauling it.
City cost & eligibility
From $40 per load at the Brunswick drop-off center on Young Lane, with the Habersham Street center charging by the ton instead and the St. Simons Island site using the same per load charge. Households using a Glynn County drop-off center, which accepts all waste types except curbside recycling, with proof of the load and payment in cash or by check at the per load sites. Confirm the item with the receiving facility first, because the county tells customers to contact the facility about acceptable materials.
When & how
Take the device to the Brunswick drop-off center at 550 Young Lane, open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., or to the 5020 Habersham Street center open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and charged by the ton. The WM Brunswick Transfer Station on 6019 Habersham Street Ext. is open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Get it ready
Ask the receiving facility whether the specific device is accepted before loading, keep electronics out of the bulky pickup if the county confirms they are not part of it, and note that hazardous waste is refused at both the drop-off centers and the WM transfer station, so chemicals travel separately. Georgia's environmental agency states that household hazardous waste options in the state are extremely limited, so do not assume an electronics load can carry them.
Exercise equipment is named on neither the county bulky list nor the state guidance, so the machine has to be confirmed when the pickup is scheduled.
City cost & eligibility
Neither Glynn County nor the State of Georgia publishes a list that names exercise equipment, and the county bulky list is an open household list rather than a closed one. Call Glynn County Solid Waste Services at 912-554-7111, describe the machine and its size, and confirm whether it is collected inside the two free bulky item pickups a year or has to go to a drop-off center for a charge.
When & how
Call 912-554-7111 before the machine goes out. If it is accepted, put it at the curb on the scheduled day or the day before, inside the six foot pile limit and clear of vehicles, fences, trees and power lines.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its weight when you call, remove any console or battery pack so the electronics travel separately, and keep the item out of a load bound for the drop-off center if the free pickup covers it.
Construction debris is refused in the bulky pickup but accepted at the county drop-off centers and at the WM transfer station on weekdays.
City cost & eligibility
From $40 per load at the Brunswick drop-off center on Young Lane, with the Habersham Street center charging by the ton instead and the St. Simons Island site using the same per load charge. Households using a Glynn County drop-off center, where construction debris is on the accepted list except where a site is indicated otherwise, paid in cash or by check at the per load sites.
When & how
Take the material to the Brunswick drop-off center at 550 Young Lane, open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., to the 5020 Habersham Street center open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or to the WM Brunswick Transfer Station on 6019 Habersham Street Ext., open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep construction and demolition debris out of the bulky pickup, where it is explicitly refused, and keep paint, oil, tires, car batteries, asbestos and hazardous material out of the drop-off load, because those are prohibited. At the WM transfer station, hazardous waste is not accepted and the facility asks customers to confirm the accepted materials and hours before arriving.
Paint, oil, pesticides, hazardous material and car batteries are prohibited in the county services, and Georgia says household hazardous waste options in the state are extremely limited.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the county pages nor the state guidance names a local household hazardous waste facility or collection event, and Georgia's Environmental Protection Division states that reuse and recycling options in the state are extremely limited while directing residents to their local city or county department for amnesty days. Confirm any local event or facility with Glynn County customer service on 912-554-7111 or the City of Brunswick before storing the material indefinitely.
When & how
Ask Glynn County customer service on 912-554-7111 or the City of Brunswick about the next amnesty day, and use the state's wider search route in the meantime, which points to the hard-to-recycle center in Atlanta and Athens for a range of household hazardous waste with fees possibly applying, and to Earth911 for other options.
Get it ready
Keep paint, paint thinners, pesticides, insecticides, oil, liquids, asbestos, car batteries and other hazardous material out of every county service, because the drop-off centers and the bulky pickup refuse them and the WM transfer station does not accept hazardous waste. Never pour the material down a drain or put liquids in the trash, because Georgia's guidance is explicit that this is not allowed.
Republic Services furnishes Glynn County homeowners with a 95-gallon rollout cart for household garbage, carts go to the curb by 6:30 a.m. on the collection day and sit within five feet of the road and at least three feet from obstacles such as mailboxes, fences, landscaping and vehicles, clear of low branches and power lines. All trash must be bagged and free of liquid, it must fit inside the cart with the lid closed, and overflow goes in special 30-gallon bags sold at Publix and Harris Teeter. Confirm which program covers the address with county customer service on 912-554-7111.
Two bulky pickups and two white goods pickups a year
Glynn County Public Works gives every residential property two free bulky item pickups and two free white goods pickups a year, scheduled on 912-554-7111 or by an online request, and the service is not available to commercial businesses. Bulk items are household goods such as sofas, lawnmowers, swing sets, bicycles without tires, rolls of carpet, bookshelves and tables, and white goods are large appliances such as refrigerators and freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves, stoves and water heaters. The pile is limited to six feet by six feet by six feet, appliance doors must be secured, a missed set-out still counts as a pickup, and rejected items have to be removed within 24 hours.
Three drop-off centers take what the pickup will not
Glynn County runs three drop-off centers. The Brunswick site at 550 Young Lane accepts all waste types except curbside recycling, with yard debris no larger than three inches in diameter and four feet long, and charges the published per load price in cash or by check, open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The 5020 Habersham Street site accepts all waste except yard debris, is open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and charges by the ton, and the St. Simons Island site behind the Demere Road Farmers Market follows the same rules as the Brunswick site. Except where noted, the centers accept yard debris, white goods, bulky items, metal, construction debris and glass bottles and jars, and they prohibit paint, tires, hazardous materials, car batteries and dead animals.
Georgia's Environmental Protection Division states that reuse and recycling options for household hazardous waste in the state are extremely limited, that dumping it down the drain causes groundwater and surface water pollution, and that putting liquids in the trash is not allowed. It points residents to CHaRM, the Center for Hard to Recycle Materials in Atlanta and Athens, for a wide variety of household hazardous waste with fees possibly applying, to Earth911 for a wider search, and to the local city or county recycling or waste department to ask about amnesty days. Locally, paint, oil, pesticides, car batteries and hazardous material are prohibited at the county drop-off centers and in the bulky pickup, and the WM transfer station does not accept hazardous waste.
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.
Glynn County Solid Waste Services and the City of Brunswick
Schedule the county bulky or white goods pickup
A Brunswick household with furniture, a mattress, a large appliance or another bulky household item that can be carried to the curb.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Residential properties in the county program, with two free bulky item pickups and two free white goods pickups a year, excluding commercial businesses.
Arrange it
Call Glynn County Solid Waste Services at 912-554-7111 or submit an online request, confirm which program covers the address, and put the pile out on the scheduled day or the day before.
The pile is limited to six feet by six feet by six feet, a missed set-out still counts as a pickup, rejected items must be removed within 24 hours, and liquids, paint, oil, tires, asbestos, yard trimmings, pesticides, hazardous materials, household garbage, vehicle batteries, boats, vehicles, commercial appliances and construction or demolition debris are all refused.
Glynn County Solid Waste Services and the City of Brunswick
Take the load to a county drop-off center
A household with construction debris, bulky items, electronics or other waste that the curbside pickup will not take.
Cost & conditions
From $40 per load at the Brunswick center on Young Lane, with the St. Simons Island site using the same charge and the Habersham Street site charging by the ton. Households using a Glynn County drop-off center, paid in cash or by check at the per load sites, with all waste types accepted except curbside recycling at Young Lane and everything except yard debris at Habersham Street.
Arrange it
Drive to 550 Young Lane in Brunswick, open Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., or to 5020 Habersham Street, open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and charged by the ton.
Paint, tires, hazardous materials, car batteries and dead animals are prohibited at the centers, and yard debris has to be no larger than three inches in diameter and four feet long at the sites that accept it. The center staff decide what the load is charged, so separate the streams before arriving.
Glynn County Solid Waste Services and the City of Brunswick
Use the WM transfer station on Habersham Street Ext.
A household or contractor with construction and demolition debris, municipal solid waste, tires or yard waste that needs a weekday disposal site inside Brunswick.
Cost & conditions
The transfer station publishes the accepted material types and the weekday hours but no rate, and it asks customers to contact the receiving facility about acceptable materials. Confirm the load and the charge with the facility before arriving.
Arrange it
Go to 6019 Habersham Street Ext., Brunswick, GA 31520, open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed at weekends.
Only non-hazardous construction and demolition debris, municipal solid waste, tires and yard waste are accepted, and the facility does not accept hazardous waste. Hours can vary with season and weather, so confirm before the trip.
All waste types except curbside recycling, including yard debris, white goods, bulky items, metal, construction debris and glass bottles and jars.
Paint, tires, hazardous materials, car batteries and dead animals are prohibited, and yard debris must be no larger than three inches in diameter and four feet long. The site decides the charge from the load presented.
Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. County customer service is on 912-554-7111.
$40 per load, paid in cash or by check. Households bringing waste to the Brunswick drop-off center, with the same charge applying at the St. Simons Island site.
Glynn County drop-off center, 5020 Habersham Street
5020 Habersham Street, Brunswick, GA
All waste types except yard debris, including white goods, bulky items, metal, construction debris and glass bottles and jars.
Yard debris is not accepted at this site, and paint, tires, hazardous materials, car batteries and dead animals are prohibited. Loads are charged by the ton rather than per load.
Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. County customer service is on 912-554-7111.
The county publishes that this center charges by the ton but not the rate, so confirm the current tonnage charge with Glynn County customer service before hauling a heavy load.
Construction and demolition debris, municipal solid waste, tires and yard or green waste.
The facility does not accept hazardous waste, and it tells customers to contact the receiving facility about acceptable material types because this is a materials list rather than a guarantee for every load.
Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed Saturday and Sunday, with holiday closures including Memorial Day and Labor Day. Hours can vary with season and weather.
No rate is published on the facility page. Confirm the accepted material and the charge with the receiving facility before arriving, because the page states that customers should contact it about acceptable materials and hours.
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 Brunswick address?+
Through the Glynn County Public Works bulky item service, which allows each residential property two free pickups a year, scheduled on 912-554-7111 or by an online request. The pile goes to the curb on the scheduled day or the day before, is limited to six feet by six feet by six feet, stays clear of vehicles, fences, trees and power lines, and a missed set-out still counts as one of the two pickups. Confirm which program covers the address when you call.Official guidance
Will the county take a couch from the curb in Brunswick?+
Yes. Sofas are named in the Glynn County bulky item list, each residential property gets two free bulky item pickups and two free white goods pickups a year, and the pickup is scheduled on 912-554-7111. The couch goes to the curb on the scheduled day or the day before, inside a pile no larger than six feet by six feet by six feet.Official guidance
Will a mattress be collected in Brunswick?+
It travels on the county bulky pickup, because the county list is an open household list rather than a closed one, and each residential property has two free bulky item pickups a year booked on 912-554-7111. Mattresses are not named on that list, so name the mattress when you schedule and confirm it with county customer service. The alternative is a drop-off center, where the load is charged at the published per load or per ton rate.Official guidance
How do Brunswick appliances leave?+
On the county white goods allowance, which gives each residential property two free pickups a year in addition to the two bulky item pickups. Refrigerators and freezers, washing machines, clothes dryers, dishwashers, microwaves, stoves and water heaters are all named as white goods, the pickup is booked on 912-554-7111, and appliance doors must be secured before the item goes to the curb.Official guidance
Where do Brunswick televisions and computers go?+
To a Glynn County drop-off center, because the county does not name electronics in its bulky pickup list and Georgia publishes no statewide electronics program. The Brunswick center at 550 Young Lane accepts all waste types except curbside recycling at the published per load price in cash or by check, and the 5020 Habersham Street center takes the same all waste acceptance charged by the ton. Confirm the device with the receiving facility before hauling it, and keep paint, oil and other hazardous material out, because those are prohibited everywhere published.Official guidance
Who handles trash collection in Brunswick?+
The program that publishes for Brunswick is Glynn County's: Republic Services furnishes homeowners with a 95-gallon rollout cart for household garbage, and Glynn County Public Works runs the bulky item and white goods pickups and three drop-off centers, including one inside Brunswick at 550 Young Lane. County customer service is on 912-554-7111. Confirm which program covers your address when you call.Official guidance
How many free pickups does a Brunswick address get each year?+
Two bulky item pickups and two white goods pickups a year for each residential property in the county program, which the bulky item page states directly, and the service is not available to commercial businesses. Bulk items include sofas, lawnmowers, swing sets, bicycles without tires, carpet rolls, bookshelves and tables, and white goods include refrigerators and freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves, stoves and water heaters. Schedule on 912-554-7111.Official guidance
What do the county drop-off centers charge?+
The Brunswick site at 550 Young Lane charges the published per load price in cash or by check and accepts all waste types except curbside recycling, with yard debris limited to three inches in diameter and four feet long. The 5020 Habersham Street site accepts everything except yard debris and charges by the ton, which is not published, and the St. Simons Island site follows the same rules as Young Lane. Paint, tires, hazardous materials, car batteries and dead animals are prohibited at all of them.Official guidance
Where do Brunswick paint, oil and batteries go?+
No local route is published. Paint, tires, hazardous materials and car batteries are prohibited at the county drop-off centers, the bulky pickup refuses liquids, paint, oil, pesticides and hazardous materials, and the WM transfer station does not accept hazardous waste. Georgia's Environmental Protection Division states that household hazardous waste options in the state are extremely limited and tells residents to ask their local city or county department about amnesty days, so call Glynn County customer service on 912-554-7111 or the City of Brunswick.Official guidance
