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City collection Neither the city pages nor the operator's Pooler page publishes a furniture pickup, and the sanitation schedule rules out bulk collection, so a couch leaves through a donation, a self haul to a site that accepts bulky material, or a special arrangement with the hauler. The city publishes no furniture rate. Confirm any special pickup directly with Atlantic Waste Services, and confirm acceptance, hours and any gate fee with the receiving site if the household is doing the hauling.
City collection Nothing in Pooler, at Atlantic Waste or on the Chatham County pages names a mattress route. The county drop-off centers publish specific acceptable material lists that do not include bedding, so a mattress has to be confirmed with a site or handled as a landfill load. The city publishes no mattress rate and no mattress service. Confirm with Atlantic Waste Services, with a landfill gate, or with a specialty handler before the unit is moved, and treat a mattress and box spring as two pieces.
City collection The county's published scrap metal category names household appliances and other items containing metal components, so an appliance has a real self haul route even though Pooler's cart service takes none of them. Cooling appliances hold refrigerant and need the receiving site's sealed system rules confirmed rather than assumed. The county recycling page states there is no cost to recycle the materials it lists, while Pooler publishes no appliance rate because it publishes no bulky service. Confirm the residency requirement and confirm how refrigerant is handled before hauling a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner.
City collection Pooler's contracted cart service is garbage, recycling and yard waste only, and the sanitation schedule the city distributes states plainly that there is no bulk pickup. A couch, mattress, appliance, television or pile of renovation material left at the curb is therefore outside the service, and the published alternatives are the county drop-off centers, a permitted landfill, the city's own recycling roundups or a donation for goods still usable. Pooler publishes no bulky item rate because it publishes no bulky item service. Call Atlantic Waste Services on (912) 964-2000 to ask whether any special arrangement exists for the address, and confirm the accepted material and any fee with whichever site ends up taking the load.
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.
Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.
The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Pooler bills water, sewer and sanitation together through its Utility Billing department, and the carts run under the city's contract with Atlantic Waste Services. The published service is a weekly green lid garbage cart for landfill only waste, green and yellow recycling carts, and yard waste in brown paper bags. There is no bulky item program: the 2025 sanitation schedule the city distributes states plainly that there is no bulk pickup, and the same sheet lists hazardous waste, wet paint, tires and medical waste over 2 pounds per week as not allowed. So a couch, mattress, refrigerator, television, treadmill or pile of renovation debris has to leave through another route. The published alternatives are the Chatham County recycling drop-off centers, which name household appliances under scrap metal and flat-screen televisions and computers under electronics at no cost to recycle, the Superior Landfill for mixed household and construction loads, the city's own recycling roundups in January and April, and a donation to the Habitat ReStore for goods still usable. Paint has its own priced center through the county list.
Pooler's contracted cart service is garbage, recycling and yard waste only, and the sanitation schedule the city distributes states plainly that there is no bulk pickup. A couch, mattress, appliance, television or pile of renovation material left at the curb is therefore outside the service, and the published alternatives are the county drop-off centers, a permitted landfill, the city's own recycling roundups or a donation for goods still usable.
City cost & eligibility
Pooler publishes no bulky item rate because it publishes no bulky item service. Call Atlantic Waste Services on (912) 964-2000 to ask whether any special arrangement exists for the address, and confirm the accepted material and any fee with whichever site ends up taking the load.
When & how
There is no bulky collection day to wait for. Take the material to a county drop-off center during its published hours, use a permitted landfill gate, or wait for a published city recycling roundup date.
Get it ready
Keep bulky material out of the carts and never leave it at the curb expecting the cart truck to collect it. Hazardous waste, wet paint and tires are named as not allowed and stay out of every route.
Neither the city pages nor the operator's Pooler page publishes a furniture pickup, and the sanitation schedule rules out bulk collection, so a couch leaves through a donation, a self haul to a site that accepts bulky material, or a special arrangement with the hauler.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no furniture rate. Confirm any special pickup directly with Atlantic Waste Services, and confirm acceptance, hours and any gate fee with the receiving site if the household is doing the hauling.
When & how
Arrange the pickup with the hauler, take a usable piece to a donation point during its hours, or deliver the load through a landfill gate once its hours are confirmed.
Get it ready
Keep the piece out of the carts and off the curb until a pickup is arranged, and clean it and check that it is still usable before offering it as a donation, because the ReStore takes gently used goods in good condition only.
Nothing in Pooler, at Atlantic Waste or on the Chatham County pages names a mattress route. The county drop-off centers publish specific acceptable material lists that do not include bedding, so a mattress has to be confirmed with a site or handled as a landfill load.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no mattress rate and no mattress service. Confirm with Atlantic Waste Services, with a landfill gate, or with a specialty handler before the unit is moved, and treat a mattress and box spring as two pieces.
When & how
Confirm a receiving site first, then deliver during its published hours. There is no municipal mattress pickup to book.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry and bag or wrap it so it can be handled, keep it out of the carts, and expect a box spring to count separately because it will not be taken inside the mattress.
The county's published scrap metal category names household appliances and other items containing metal components, so an appliance has a real self haul route even though Pooler's cart service takes none of them. Cooling appliances hold refrigerant and need the receiving site's sealed system rules confirmed rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
The county recycling page states there is no cost to recycle the materials it lists, while Pooler publishes no appliance rate because it publishes no bulky service. Confirm the residency requirement and confirm how refrigerant is handled before hauling a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner.
When & how
Tuesday to Saturday 8:30 to 5:00 at the county drop-off centers, closed on the county's listed holidays, or the receiving site's own confirmed hours.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, remove or tape the doors so it cannot close on a child, keep it out of the carts, secure loose shelves and cords, and tell the receiving site whether the unit holds refrigerant.
Electronics have two published routes: the county drop-off center's electronics category, which names flat-screen televisions, monitors, computers, printers, ink and toner, cords and rechargeable batteries and states there is no cost to recycle, and the city's own recycling roundups in January and April at the Rogers Street Gym parking lot.
City cost & eligibility
The county states there is no cost to recycle the listed electronics, but the city publishes no charge for its roundup events and warns that event details can change. Confirm the next published roundup date, or confirm the center's current material list, before loading a vehicle.
When & how
County drop-off centers run Tuesday to Saturday 8:30 to 5:00. City roundups run on published event days only, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on the 2026 dates.
Get it ready
Wipe your data before a computer, phone or tablet leaves the house, leave alkaline batteries out because the county accepts only lithium-ion and lead-acid rechargeable types, and keep cords, cables and toner cartridges sorted so the site can process them.
Construction material is not part of Pooler's cart service, and the county states that its drop-off centers refuse debris from full house demolitions or major renovation projects and that the county does not collect it, so the published route is a permitted landfill that takes construction and demolition waste.
City cost & eligibility
No city or county rate applies to this material. Confirm what the landfill gate charges for a household load and confirm the load limit and vehicle rules before leaving, because the published facility page carries no rate.
When & how
Confirm the landfill's gate hours first. There is no municipal or county construction debris collection day for a Pooler address.
Get it ready
Keep the load separate from household garbage and yard waste, contain loose small pieces so nothing leaves the vehicle, and leave out liquids, hazardous material and paint that has not dried because sites refuse them.
Nothing in Pooler, at Atlantic Waste or on the county pages publishes an exercise equipment pickup, so a machine comes down to the county's scrap metal category, which names items and equipment containing metal components, or a landfill load if it is mostly non-metal.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate exists for this item. Confirm with the receiving site whether it takes the machine whole, and confirm the residency requirement and any gate fee before loading it.
When & how
County drop-off centers on their published hours, or a landfill gate once its hours are confirmed. There is no curbside pickup to schedule.
Get it ready
Break nothing down into a mixed material a site will not take, remove the console batteries if the site asks, and keep the machine out of the carts because the cart truck will not collect it.
The sanitation schedule bars hazardous waste and wet paint from the cart, and the county states that no hazardous material or chemicals are accepted at its drop-off centers and that it does not collect them, so paint and chemicals need the specialized routes the county publishes instead of a curbside pile.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes no household hazardous waste service to price, and the paint center it lists carries a price table with no date on the retained page, so treat those amounts as published but confirm them. Solidified latex paint can go into the household garbage with the lid off.
When & how
Paint can be taken to the Chatham Paint Center once its current hours are confirmed. Other chemicals have no published county calendar, and the county points residents to 311 and the Georgia EPD for help.
Get it ready
Never put liquid paint, batteries or other chemicals in a cart or a curbside pile. Solidify latex paint with kitty litter and set the can out with the lid off, keep oil based paint and solvents sealed and labelled, and take unopened cans to a ReStore or the paint center.
Pooler bills water, sewer and sanitation together through its Utility Billing department, and the carts run under the city's contract with Atlantic Waste Services. The published service is a weekly green lid garbage cart for landfill only waste, green and yellow recycling carts, and yard waste in brown paper bags only, with each bag or container at 45 pounds or less, a maximum of 10 bags, and limbs stacked no larger than 4 feet by 4 feet by 4 feet with no trunk over 4 inches. Cart placement changed to automated collection in 2023, and the city directs schedule and zone questions to Atlantic Waste on (912) 964-2000. Hazardous waste materials, wet paint, tires and medical waste over 2 pounds per week are listed as not allowed.
The sanitation schedule the city publishes for Pooler residents states plainly that there is no bulk pickup, and neither the city's waste page nor the operator's Pooler page publishes any large item, appliance or furniture collection. The same sheet names hazardous waste materials, wet paint, tires and medical waste over 2 pounds per week as not allowed, and the company holidays it observes are New Year's Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. That combination is why every item guide here points to a self haul, a donation or a special arrangement instead of a curbside set out.
Chatham County publishes the drop-off and event routes
Chatham County does not collect household garbage and does not regulate private haulers, but it does publish three recycling drop-off centers and their material lists, including a scrap metal category that names household appliances and an electronics category that names flat-screen televisions, computers, printers and rechargeable batteries, with no cost to recycle the listed items. The same pages refuse tires, glass, styrofoam, hazardous material and construction debris from major renovations, and the county's curbside yard waste and monthly bulk pickup are for the unincorporated area rather than for an address inside a city. Pooler adds its own recycling roundups, published on the city events calendar for January and April at the Rogers Street Gym parking lot.
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 Pooler sanitation service, collected under contract by Atlantic Waste Services
Use the city sanitation carts for what they take
A Pooler household on the city's contracted route with ordinary household refuse, recyclables or yard waste.
Cost & conditions
Sanitation is billed with water and sewer through the city's Utility Billing department rather than per item, and the published schedule carries no bulky item service and no bulky item rate, so there is nothing to quote here. Confirm any special arrangement with Atlantic Waste Services.
Arrange it
Put the green lid garbage cart, the recycling carts and the yard waste on the route day for the address, following the cart placement guidelines the city adopted with automated collection in 2023.
The carts take household refuse, recyclables and yard waste only. Hazardous waste, wet paint, tires, medical waste over 2 pounds per week and any bulky item are outside the service.
Self haul to a Chatham County drop-off center or a landfill
A household that would rather drive the load itself, including appliances, electronics and construction material that the carts never take.
Cost & conditions
The county's recycling page states there is no cost to recycle the materials it lists, while the landfill and any specialty site publish no gate rate, and the county's curbside programs are for the unincorporated area. Confirm the material list, the residency requirement and any fee with the site before loading a vehicle.
Arrange it
Sort the load by material, check the site's published hours, and deliver it during those hours, because all residential loads are subject to inspection and can be rejected.
The county centers refuse tires, automotive batteries, glass, styrofoam, hazardous material, construction debris from major renovations, land clearing and tree stumps, and the landfill restricts its service area to waste generated in Georgia.
A household with furniture, appliances or building materials still in good usable condition.
Cost & conditions
No charge. A donation rather than a disposal service, so the ReStore charges nothing to accept goods it can resell. It states that large item pickups are scheduled by phone on 912-661-3137 and that it issues a tax slip noting quantity but not fair market value.
Arrange it
Call the ReStore on 912-661-3137 to schedule a large item pickup, or take the goods to 701 MLK Jr Blvd in Savannah during store hours once those are confirmed.
Gently used goods in good condition only. Mattresses are not among the items the ReStore names as accepted, and the store will not take anything it cannot resell.
Sorted recyclables, scrap metal including household appliances and other items containing metal components, electronics including flat-screen televisions, computer equipment and rechargeable batteries, used motor oil and used cooking oil, and yard waste in kraft paper bags or reusable containers
Chatham County residents, with the residency requirement to confirm for a Pooler address. Loads must be pre-sorted and are subject to inspection and rejection, and the county refuses putrescible household garbage, tires, automotive batteries at its centers, glass, styrofoam, hazardous material and chemicals, construction debris from full house demolitions or major renovations, land clearing, tree stumps and dead animals. The county's two retained pages disagree about automotive batteries, because its electronics list names them as accepted while its drop-off page lists them as not accepted, so confirm before bringing them.
Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 to 5:00, closed January 1, July 4, Thanksgiving, December 24 at noon and Christmas Day
No charge. The county's recycling page states there is no cost to recycle the listed materials and that attendants help with drop-off. Confirm the residency requirement for a city address and confirm current holiday closures before a trip.
Chevis Road, Savannah, GA, with the address to confirm first because the county's drop-off page lists 763 Chevis Road and its recycling page lists 610 Chevis Road
Sorted recyclables, scrap metal including household appliances and other items containing metal components, electronics including flat-screen televisions, computer equipment and rechargeable batteries, used motor oil and used cooking oil, and yard waste in kraft paper bags or reusable containers
Chatham County residents, with the residency requirement to confirm for a Pooler address. Loads must be pre-sorted and are subject to inspection and rejection, and the county refuses putrescible household garbage, tires, automotive batteries at its centers, glass, styrofoam, hazardous material and chemicals, construction debris from full house demolitions or major renovations, land clearing, tree stumps and dead animals. The county's two retained pages disagree about automotive batteries, because its electronics list names them as accepted while its drop-off page lists them as not accepted, so confirm before bringing them.
Tuesday through Saturday 8:30 to 5:00 as published on both county pages, with no holiday schedule published for this site and the two pages disagreeing on its street number
No charge. The county's recycling page states there is no cost to recycle the listed materials and that attendants help with drop-off. Confirm the address, the residency requirement for a city address and current holiday closures before a trip.
Latex water soluble paint, oil solvent based paint and spray paint in their original containers
Containers must be the original, clearly labelled and non leaking cans, paint must not be mixed with anything including other paints, and the fee follows the labelled container size rather than how much is left inside. The county lists the ReStore on Victory Drive for unopened cans of paint.
Call (912) 355-3277 for current hours, because the county page publishes none
From $1 per container, priced by the labelled container size. The county's published table runs from $1.00 for a 1 pint can of latex paint up to $3.00 for a 1 gallon can and $15.00 for a 5 gallon bucket, with oil solvent based paint at $1.50 to $20.00 and spray paint at $1.50. The retained page carries no date, so confirm the current schedule with the center.
Municipal solid waste, construction and demolition waste, yard waste, liquid waste and special wastes such as asbestos and non-hazardous contaminated soil and sludge
The landfill states its service area is restricted to waste generated in the state of Georgia, and it publishes no residential gate rate, no quantity limit and no gate hours. It is a disposal site rather than a recycler or donation point, and hazardous material still has to go to a route that accepts it.
Call (888) 964-9730 for gate hours, because the retained facility page publishes none
The facility page publishes no residential gate rate and no quantity limit, so confirm what a household load costs and whether the vehicle and load are accepted before leaving.
New and gently used furniture, appliances, home accessories and building materials
Donations only and good usable condition only. Mattresses are not among the items the ReStore names as accepted, and large item pickups are scheduled by phone on 912-661-3137 rather than through the website.
Call 912-661-3137 for store and donation hours, because the retained pages publish none
No charge. A donation rather than a disposal service, so there is no fee to give goods the ReStore can resell. The store issues a tax slip at drop off or pickup that notes quantity but not fair market value, and asks donors to call 912-661-3137 about large items.
Pooler Recycling Roundup drop-off, Rogers Street Gym parking lot
900 South Rogers Street, Pooler, GA
Old electronics for recycling and paper for shredding at the winter roundup, and old or unused electronics plus vehicle batteries at the spring roundup
A periodic city event rather than a standing facility. The published 2026 dates are Saturday January 10 and Saturday April 25, both 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and the city warns that every event on its calendar is subject to change. No accepted device list beyond electronics, batteries and paper is published.
Event days only, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on the published 2026 dates
The city publishes no charge for the roundups, so confirm the next event date, the accepted devices and any limits on the city calendar before loading a vehicle.
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.
Does Pooler collect bulky items at the curb?+
No. The 2025 sanitation schedule the city publishes states that there is no bulk pickup, and the only curbside services it lists are a weekly green lid garbage cart, the recycling carts and yard waste in brown paper bags. A couch, mattress, appliance or television instead goes through a county drop-off center, a landfill, a city recycling roundup or a donation.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in Pooler?+
The city service is carts only and the published schedule states there is no bulk pickup, so a couch needs one of the other routes: donate it to the Habitat ReStore on MLK Jr Blvd if it is still in usable condition, take it to a site that accepts bulky material, or call Atlantic Waste Services about a special arrangement for the address.Official guidance
Will anyone take a mattress in Pooler?+
Not through the city. The sanitation schedule states there is no bulk pickup and the county drop-off centers list the materials they take without naming mattresses. Confirm with Atlantic Waste Services, with a landfill that accepts household loads, or with a specialty handler before you move it.Official guidance
Where do appliances go in Pooler?+
The cart service will not take them, but the county recycling drop-off page lists household appliances under scrap metal and states there is no cost to recycle the listed materials. A working appliance can also be donated to the Habitat ReStore. Cooling appliances need the receiving site's refrigerant handling confirmed before the trip.Official guidance
Where can I recycle a TV in Pooler?+
The county recycling drop-off page names flat-screen televisions and monitors in its electronics category and states there is no cost to recycle those items. The city's own Recycling Roundup events in January and April take old electronics at the Rogers Street Gym parking lot, 900 South Rogers Street.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Pooler?+
The city's sanitation service, collected under contract by Atlantic Waste Services and billed with water and sewer by the city's Utility Billing department. The published service is a weekly green lid garbage cart for landfill only waste, green and yellow recycling carts, and yard waste in brown paper bags. Cart placement changed to automated collection in 2023, and the city points schedule and zone questions to Atlantic Waste on (912) 964-2000.Official guidance
What happens if I leave a couch or appliance at the curb in Pooler?+
It stays there. The published sanitation schedule states there is no bulk pickup, so the cart truck will not take a couch, mattress, appliance, television or renovation debris. The published routes are a self haul to a county drop-off center or a permitted landfill, a donation for goods still usable, and the city's own recycling roundups for electronics.Official guidance
Why is there no disposal price on these pages?+
Because Pooler publishes no bulky item service and therefore no bulky item rate: sanitation is billed as part of the utility account, and the only published fee schedule in the area is the paint table the county lists for the Chatham Paint Center. That is why each item guide here asks the reader to confirm the cost with the hauler or the receiving site instead of quoting a number.Official guidance
Can I take a load to a Chatham County drop-off center?+
The county publishes three centers and the materials they take, including scrap metal such as household appliances and an electronics category, and states there is no cost to recycle the listed items. Two cautions: the county's curbside yard waste and monthly bulk pickup are for the unincorporated area while the drop-off pages state no city-limits restriction, so confirm your address is eligible, and the centers refuse tires, automotive batteries, glass, styrofoam, hazardous material and construction debris from major renovations.Official guidance
When is the next Pooler recycling event?+
On the city's 2026 calendar the Winter Recycling Roundup falls on Saturday January 10 and the Spring Recycling Roundup on Saturday April 25, both 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Rogers Street Gym parking lot, 900 South Rogers Street. The winter roundup takes old electronics and paper for shredding, the spring roundup takes old or unused electronics and vehicle batteries, and the city warns that all listed events are subject to change.Official guidance
How does Pooler want yard waste set out?+
In brown paper bags only, with plastic bags refused because they are not recyclable. Each bag or container must weigh no more than 45 pounds and no more than 10 bags are collected, tree limbs must be stacked in piles no larger than 4 feet by 4 feet by 4 feet, trunks or limbs over 4 inches in diameter are not collected, and yard waste has to be kept separate from garbage and recycling.Official guidance
