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City collection Furniture is not named in the city's bulk examples and is refused at the Cobb County events, so the piece has to be quoted through Public Works or taken to the county transfer station. The city's bulk list gives mattresses and appliances as examples and says it is not limited to them, but it does not name furniture, and the Cobb County community recycling events refuse furniture and refer it to the Cobb County Transfer Station on County Services Road, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the city quote or the transfer station at 770-485-8940 for its fees.
City collection A mattress is the first example the city gives for its paid bulk collection, so it leaves on a scheduled pickup with a quoted fee. A mattress is named in the city's bulk list, and the fee depends on the item, size, weight and collection time rather than a published rate, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the quote and pay in advance. There is no refund if the mattress is taken before the crew arrives.
City collection Domestic and commercial appliances are named in the city's paid bulk list, and Cobb County recycling events also take appliances and scrap metal. An appliance is named in the city's bulk list and is priced by the item, its size, its weight and the collection time, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the quote with prepayment required. Cobb County's community recycling events are another route and take stoves and ovens, washers and dryers, water heaters, refrigerators, grills and lawn equipment, with their own terms at registration.
City collection The city collects trash once a week on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday routes and supplies a 95 gallon container, with curbside recycling from Republic Services every other week and yard trimmings the same day as the trash. The city pages retrieved here describe the service and the account rules but publish no monthly sanitation rate, so confirm the charge on the account with Utility Billing at 678-460-2850. A payment made by phone carries an additional 5.00 charge, and service has to be in the property owner's name even for a rented or leased home.
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?
Kennesaw collects its own trash once a week on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday routes and supplies a 95 gallon container, with curbside recycling from Republic Services every other week at no additional charge and yard trimmings picked up the same day as the trash. Everything goes to the curb by 7 a.m., service starts through the property owner's utility account, and private haulers are not allowed to work inside the city. Anything bulky is a priced pickup: mattresses, domestic appliances and commercial appliances are the examples the city gives, the price depends on the item, its size, its weight and the collection time, and Public Works schedules it at 770-421-8582 with prepayment required. Electronics and household chemicals leave through Cobb County instead, where the annual household hazardous waste event on October 17, 2026 at Jim Miller Park takes paint, oil, batteries, propane and garden chemicals, and the Community Recycling Events take electronics, appliances and metals, charging ten dollars cash for each older tube television or monitor.
The city collects trash once a week on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday routes and supplies a 95 gallon container, with curbside recycling from Republic Services every other week and yard trimmings the same day as the trash.
City cost & eligibility
The city pages retrieved here describe the service and the account rules but publish no monthly sanitation rate, so confirm the charge on the account with Utility Billing at 678-460-2850. A payment made by phone carries an additional 5.00 charge, and service has to be in the property owner's name even for a rented or leased home.
When & how
Trash, recycling and yard waste go to the curb by 7 a.m. on the collection day, with routes running Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. A holiday week pushes the remainder of the week one day later, and a holiday that falls on a weekend changes nothing.
Get it ready
Use the city issued 95 gallon container for trash, keep recyclables free of food and debris because contaminated items are not collected, and keep yard waste inside the 15 bag or three container limit with material cut to four feet or less and the pile no larger than 10 feet long by 6 feet wide by 4 feet tall.
Bulk material is collected for an additional fee that depends on the item, its size, its weight and the collection time, and it is scheduled with Public Works.
City cost & eligibility
The city states that bulk collection is available for an additional fee and that the price is based on the item, size, weight and collection time required, but it publishes no list of amounts, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the quote. Prepayment is required before the pickup, and there is no refund if an item is removed or scavenged before the crew arrives.
When & how
Call Public Works at 770-421-8582 to schedule the pickup, pay in advance, and set the material out for the arranged day.
Get it ready
The city's examples are mattresses, domestic appliances and commercial appliances, and it describes the list as not limited to those items, so an unusual piece should be described on the call. Keep hazardous material, electronics and tires out of the pile, because those route through Cobb County programs instead.
Furniture is not named in the city's bulk examples and is refused at the Cobb County events, so the piece has to be quoted through Public Works or taken to the county transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
The city's bulk list gives mattresses and appliances as examples and says it is not limited to them, but it does not name furniture, and the Cobb County community recycling events refuse furniture and refer it to the Cobb County Transfer Station on County Services Road, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the city quote or the transfer station at 770-485-8940 for its fees.
When & how
Ask Public Works first, and if the piece is not taken through the city, call the Cobb County Transfer Station for its hours and fees before loading.
Get it ready
Describe the piece accurately when asking for the quote, keep it out of the recycling and yard waste, and consider donation for a usable couch, because the county events refuse furniture outright and the transfer station charges by its own schedule.
A mattress is the first example the city gives for its paid bulk collection, so it leaves on a scheduled pickup with a quoted fee.
City cost & eligibility
A mattress is named in the city's bulk list, and the fee depends on the item, size, weight and collection time rather than a published rate, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the quote and pay in advance. There is no refund if the mattress is taken before the crew arrives.
When & how
Call Public Works at 770-421-8582 to schedule and prepay, then set the mattress out for the arranged pickup day.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the recycling and yard waste streams, and keep it off the curb until the appointment is paid for and scheduled.
Domestic and commercial appliances are named in the city's paid bulk list, and Cobb County recycling events also take appliances and scrap metal.
City cost & eligibility
An appliance is named in the city's bulk list and is priced by the item, its size, its weight and the collection time, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the quote with prepayment required. Cobb County's community recycling events are another route and take stoves and ovens, washers and dryers, water heaters, refrigerators, grills and lawn equipment, with their own terms at registration.
When & how
Schedule the city pickup at 770-421-8582, or register for a Cobb County community recycling event to drop the appliance and any scrap metal off.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, secure or remove the doors so nothing can be trapped inside, and keep refrigerant units out of a mixed pile you are self hauling, since the county event route is the published one for appliances.
Electronics are refused in the curbside program and route through a Cobb County community recycling event, where a CRT television or monitor costs ten dollars cash.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 for the published cash charge for each CRT television or CRT monitor at a Cobb County community recycling event. Flat screen televisions, flat screen monitors, computer monitors, computer CPUs, disk drives, hard drives, video machines, telephones, cell phones, CD players, stereos, cameras, portable radios, cables and cords, circuit boards, testing and networking equipment, microwave ovens and gaming systems are accepted at the events, with a 10.00 cash charge for each CRT television and each CRT monitor. Registration opens before the event, and the next one is on November 14.
When & how
Register for the next Cobb County community recycling event and bring the devices on the day, because Kennesaw's curbside program lists electronics as a material it cannot recycle.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before a computer, phone or drive is handed over, keep electronics out of the recycling cart and the bulky pile, and bring cash if a tube television or monitor is in the load, because those two categories are charged separately.
Exercise equipment is not named by the city or the county pages, so the machine has to be confirmed before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No published list names an exercise machine and the city's bulk pricing depends on the item, size, weight and collection time, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 and ask whether the machine is taken on a priced bulk pickup or whether it needs the Cobb County Transfer Station.
When & how
Call Public Works first, and set the machine out only once the pickup is scheduled and paid for.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart and keep the loose weights with it so the item can be priced accurately, and keep it out of the recycling and yard waste.
Construction material is refused at the Cobb County recycling events and referred to the county transfer station, and the city publishes no construction rate.
City cost & eligibility
The Cobb County events refuse construction material and list the Cobb County Transfer Station at 1897 County Services Road in Marietta, phone 770-485-8940, as the route with fees and hours given by phone, and Kennesaw publishes no construction rate of its own, so confirm both the destination and the price before hauling.
When & how
Call the transfer station for its hours and fees, or ask Public Works at 770-421-8582 whether a small amount fits a priced bulk pickup, before the load leaves the site.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the curbside container and out of the yard waste pile, and separate clean metal and appliances where possible because those have their own routes through the county events.
Tires are not accepted at the Cobb hazardous waste event, and the county's two pages disagree about whether the community recycling events take them.
City cost & eligibility
The Cobb County hazardous waste event page lists tires as not accepted and refers them to the community recycling events, while the community recycling events page does not list tires among its accepted items, so call Cobb County at 770-485-8940 or Kennesaw Public Works at 770-421-8582 to confirm the current route and price before moving a tire.
When & how
Confirm the route by phone first, then take the tire to whichever site the county confirms.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the curbside container, the recycling cart and the bulky pile, and keep them away from the household hazardous waste load, because that event refuses them outright.
Paint, chemicals, batteries and other hazardous products
Accepted with preparation
Household hazardous products go to the Cobb County annual event at Jim Miller Park, and the city tells residents how to dry out a paint can for the trash instead.
City cost & eligibility
The Cobb County event page publishes the date, the hours and the accepted materials but no fee, so register through the county page and confirm any charge when the registration is made. The city's own paint guidance is for drying a can out with sand or cat litter and putting it in the trash rather than a hazardous waste drop off.
When & how
Register for the Cobb County household hazardous waste event, next held October 17, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Jim Miller Park in Marietta, and take the material then.
Get it ready
Keep products in their original containers and never mix them. Accepted material includes antifreeze, diesel, used or unused oil, oil filters, brake and transmission fluid, auto and boat batteries, batteries of any type, fertilizers, insecticides, pesticides, herbicides, aerosols, fire extinguishers, pool chemicals, propane and compressed gas cylinders, fluorescent lamp ballasts, light bulbs and tubes, mercury switches, thermometers and thermostats, cooking oil and grease, drain openers, and latex and oil based paint with thinners, stripper, lacquer, stain and mineral spirits. Electronics and tires are not accepted there.
Everything goes to the curb by 7 a.m. on the collection day, with trash on one of the Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday routes, recycling every other week through Republic Services, and yard trimmings on the same day as the trash inside the 15 bag or three container limit with material cut to four feet or less and the pile no larger than 10 feet long by 6 feet wide by 4 feet tall.
Bulk material such as a mattress or an appliance is scheduled with Public Works at 770-421-8582, prepaid before the pickup, and priced by the item, its size, its weight and the collection time. There is no refund if the item is removed or scavenged before the crew arrives, so keep it out of sight until the pickup day.
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 Kennesaw Public Works sanitation division, with Cobb County running the household hazardous waste event and the community recycling events
Schedule a priced bulk pickup with Public Works
A household with a mattress, a domestic or commercial appliance, or another bulky item the city agrees to take.
Cost & conditions
The city charges an additional fee based on the item, its size, its weight and the collection time required, and it publishes no amounts, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the quote. Prepayment is required before the pickup.
Arrange it
Call Public Works at 770-421-8582, describe the items, pay in advance, and set the material out for the scheduled day.
There is no refund if an item is removed or scavenged before the crew arrives, hazardous waste and electronics are not part of this route, and the published examples are mattresses and appliances rather than furniture, so an unusual piece has to be confirmed on the call.
City of Kennesaw Public Works sanitation division, with Cobb County running the household hazardous waste event and the community recycling events
Register for a Cobb County community recycling event
A household with electronics, a television, an appliance, scrap metal, textiles, sneakers, hard-to-recycle plastics, paper for shredding or books.
Cost & conditions
From $10 for the published cash charge for each CRT television or CRT monitor at a Cobb County community recycling event. Electronics, metals, textiles, sneakers, hard-to-recycle plastics, shredding and books are accepted, with flat screen televisions and monitors and a long list of electronics among the accepted items, and a 10.00 cash charge for each CRT television and each CRT monitor. Registration opens before the event, and the next one is on November 14.
Arrange it
Register through the Cobb County page, then bring the load on the event day and bring cash for any tube television or monitor.
Furniture, rugs, household and plumbing fixtures, household items, construction material, batteries, household hazardous waste, light bulbs and firearms are refused, and the county refers those to its Household Hazardous Waste Event or the Cobb County Transfer Station at 1897 County Services Road in Marietta, 770-485-8940.
City of Kennesaw Public Works sanitation division, with Cobb County running the household hazardous waste event and the community recycling events
Register for the Cobb County household hazardous waste event
A household with paint, thinners, automotive fluids, batteries, propane or compressed gas cylinders, garden chemicals, pool chemicals, light bulbs, mercury devices or cooking oil.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes the event date, hours and accepted materials but no fee, so register through the county page and confirm any charge when registering.
Arrange it
Register for the next event, October 17, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Jim Miller Park in Marietta, and take the material during the event window.
Electronics and tires are not accepted at this event, and the county refers them to its community recycling events. Products travel in their original containers and are never mixed.
The Cobb County events page refers residents here for furniture, rugs, household fixtures, plumbing fixtures, household items, glass and rags, pianos, used pack and play cribs, construction material and light bulbs, in other words the material its own events refuse.
The county does not publish an acceptance list or a price on the page, telling residents to call for fees and hours of operation, so the load has to be confirmed by phone before it is hauled.
Call 770-485-8940 for hours and fees.
The county page states only that residents should call for fees and hours of operation, so confirm the charge for the load at 770-485-8940.
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 much does a bulk pickup cost in Kennesaw?+
The city charges an additional fee that depends on the item, its size, its weight and the collection time required, and it publishes no price list, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the quote. Prepayment is required before pickup, and there is no refund if the item is taken by someone else before the crew arrives.Official guidance
What does Kennesaw take as bulk waste?+
The city's examples are mattresses, domestic appliances and commercial appliances, and it says the list includes but is not limited to those items, so call 770-421-8582 to confirm anything unusual. Electronics, tires and household chemicals leave through Cobb County programs rather than the city bulk route.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in Kennesaw?+
Ask Public Works at 770-421-8582 whether the couch is taken on a priced bulk pickup, because the city names mattresses and appliances as its examples rather than furniture. The Cobb County community recycling events refuse furniture and point residents at the Cobb County Transfer Station at 1897 County Services Road in Marietta, 770-485-8940, where fees and hours are given by phone.Official guidance
Will Kennesaw take a mattress?+
Yes, on the city's paid bulk collection. Mattresses are the first example the city gives, the fee depends on the item, size, weight and collection time, and the pickup is scheduled with Public Works at 770-421-8582 with prepayment required.Official guidance
Where can I take an appliance in Kennesaw?+
Either schedule the city's paid bulk pickup through Public Works at 770-421-8582, where the fee depends on the item, size, weight and collection time, or register for a Cobb County community recycling event, which accepts stoves and ovens, washers and dryers, water heaters, refrigerators, grills, lawn equipment and scrap metal.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Kennesaw?+
To a Cobb County community recycling event, because Kennesaw's curbside program lists electronics among the materials it cannot recycle. Flat screen televisions and monitors are accepted, and each CRT television or CRT monitor carries a 10.00 cash charge. The next event is November 14 with registration opening in early October.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Kennesaw?+
The city's Public Works sanitation division. Trash runs once a week on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday routes, recycling comes every other week through Republic Services at no additional charge, and yard waste goes out on the trash day. Service starts through Utility Billing at 678-460-2850, and private haulers are not permitted inside the city under Section 74-29 of the City Code.Official guidance
What does a bulk pickup cost?+
The city charges an additional fee that depends on the item, its size, its weight and the collection time required, with no published price list, so call Public Works at 770-421-8582 for the quote. Prepayment is required before the pickup, and there is no refund if the item is removed or scavenged before the crew arrives.Official guidance
Where do electronics go?+
To a Cobb County community recycling event, because Kennesaw's curbside programs list electronics as a material they cannot recycle. The events take flat screen televisions and monitors, computers, cell phones, stereos, cables, circuit boards and more, and each CRT television or CRT monitor carries a 10.00 cash charge. The next event is November 14, with registration opening in early October.Official guidance
Where do paint and chemicals go?+
To the Cobb County household hazardous waste event, next on October 17, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Jim Miller Park in Marietta, with registration through the county page. It takes paint, thinners, oils, antifreeze, batteries, propane cylinders, garden chemicals, pool chemicals, mercury devices and light bulbs, and it refuses electronics and tires. An ordinary paint can can also be dried out with sand or cat litter and placed in the trash.Official guidance
What about furniture and construction material?+
Neither is a clean fit in the published routes. The city's bulk examples are mattresses and appliances with the price quoted by Public Works at 770-421-8582, and the Cobb County events refuse furniture, household fixtures, plumbing fixtures and construction material and refer them to the Cobb County Transfer Station at 1897 County Services Road in Marietta, 770-485-8940, where fees and hours are given by phone.Official guidance
