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City collection A couch, a sofa or another piece of household furniture goes out as a bulky item on the contractor's scheduled pickup rather than in the regular trash, since the residential service lists bulky item pickup separately and asks residents to call the office before the item is set out. The furniture rides the bulky item pickup, whose charge the contractor does not publish, so confirm it at 502-935-1130 or 812-944-4018 when the pickup is scheduled.
City collection A mattress goes out as a bulky item on the contractor's scheduled pickup. No city, contractor or county page publishes a mattress rule or a mattress price, so the pickup is the route and the charge comes from the office when the appointment is made. No mattress rate is published, and the county recycling district lists mattresses neither among the materials it accepts nor among the materials it refuses, so confirm the pickup and the charge at 502-935-1130 or 812-944-4018.
City collection An appliance goes out as a scheduled bulky item, because the county recycling district refuses appliances and air conditioners outright and the contractor's residential service covers bulky item pickup by appointment. No refrigerant requirement is published for that curbside pickup. The contractor publishes no bulky item rate and no refrigerant handling rule, so confirm the charge and what has to be done with the refrigerant in the unit at 502-935-1130 or the New Albany line 812-944-4018 before the appliance goes out.
City collection Eco-Tech, the contractor the city works with for sanitation, collects household trash at the curb as part of its residential service, and the city's sanitation page sends residents to the contractor for service questions and to the contractor's holiday schedule for collection changes. Neither the city sanitation page nor the contractor's residential page publishes a curbside rate, so confirm the residential charge with Eco-Tech at the New Albany resident line 812-944-4018 or the office at 502-935-1130, and ask about the senior citizen discount for residents 65 or older and the referral bonus. The contractor lists its annual payment discount as not available in contracted areas, and New Albany is served under the city's own sanitation contract with Eco-Tech.
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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Will the city take it?
New Albany collects household trash, yard waste and recyclables at the curb through Eco-Tech, the contractor the city works with for sanitation, and the same residential service covers bulky item pickup, which a resident has to schedule by calling the office. Furniture, a mattress, an appliance or a piece of exercise equipment therefore goes out on a scheduled bulky pickup rather than in the regular load, and no curbside item rate is published, so the charge is confirmed by phone. The county side fills in the rest: the Floyd County Recycling and Solid Waste Management District runs the drop-off center at 3005 Grant Line Road, prices electronic waste by the item, takes tires by the tire since May 2026, and holds household hazardous waste collections on the second Saturday of each month from April through October, while refusing appliances, air conditioners, yard waste and construction debris. Small renovation and roofing loads go instead into one of the contractor's roll-off or mini roll-off containers.
Eco-Tech, the contractor the city works with for sanitation, collects household trash at the curb as part of its residential service, and the city's sanitation page sends residents to the contractor for service questions and to the contractor's holiday schedule for collection changes.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city sanitation page nor the contractor's residential page publishes a curbside rate, so confirm the residential charge with Eco-Tech at the New Albany resident line 812-944-4018 or the office at 502-935-1130, and ask about the senior citizen discount for residents 65 or older and the referral bonus. The contractor lists its annual payment discount as not available in contracted areas, and New Albany is served under the city's own sanitation contract with Eco-Tech.
When & how
Collection runs on the address route during the business week. The contractor observes six holidays a year and states that when a collection day falls on or after an observed holiday in that same week the collection day is postponed by one day, while a holiday that falls on a Saturday or Sunday does not change the schedule.
Get it ready
Keep recyclables inside the receptacle the contractor provides, because the contractor states that all recycling must be contained within its own container, and call the office when the regular service does not cover what the household has. Household trash, yard waste and bulky items run as separate services on the same account.
Bulky item pickup is part of the contractor's residential service and has to be scheduled. The residential page lists pickup of bulky items and states that a resident must call the office to schedule large items, giving 502-935-1130 for that call.
City cost & eligibility
The contractor publishes no bulky item rate, so confirm the charge, the number of pieces allowed in one pickup and where the items have to be placed with Eco-Tech at 502-935-1130 or the New Albany resident line 812-944-4018.
When & how
Call the office to be placed on the bulky item schedule before the item goes out, and expect the pickup on a business day rather than on a fixed monthly bulk week.
Get it ready
Describe the item when the appointment is made, keep it out of the regular trash load and out of the recycling receptacle, and ask the office about any preparation the item needs, because the contractor leaves material types and volume to company policy.
A couch, a sofa or another piece of household furniture goes out as a bulky item on the contractor's scheduled pickup rather than in the regular trash, since the residential service lists bulky item pickup separately and asks residents to call the office before the item is set out.
City cost & eligibility
The furniture rides the bulky item pickup, whose charge the contractor does not publish, so confirm it at 502-935-1130 or 812-944-4018 when the pickup is scheduled.
When & how
Call the office first, then set the piece out on the day the office gives you.
Get it ready
Keep the piece out of the trash load and out of the recycling receptacle, and keep it clear of the regular containers so the crew can see what was scheduled.
A mattress goes out as a bulky item on the contractor's scheduled pickup. No city, contractor or county page publishes a mattress rule or a mattress price, so the pickup is the route and the charge comes from the office when the appointment is made.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rate is published, and the county recycling district lists mattresses neither among the materials it accepts nor among the materials it refuses, so confirm the pickup and the charge at 502-935-1130 or 812-944-4018.
When & how
Call the office to schedule the mattress, then set it out on the day the office gives you.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the trash load, keep it out of the recycling receptacle, and keep it away from any construction material, which the county recycling center refuses.
An appliance goes out as a scheduled bulky item, because the county recycling district refuses appliances and air conditioners outright and the contractor's residential service covers bulky item pickup by appointment. No refrigerant requirement is published for that curbside pickup.
City cost & eligibility
The contractor publishes no bulky item rate and no refrigerant handling rule, so confirm the charge and what has to be done with the refrigerant in the unit at 502-935-1130 or the New Albany line 812-944-4018 before the appliance goes out.
When & how
Call the office to schedule the appliance, then set it out on the day the office gives you.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, keep it out of the trash load and out of the recycling receptacle, and ask the office whether the refrigerant has to be recovered before collection, because the county recycling center refuses appliances and air conditioners and cannot take the unit instead.
The Floyd County recycling district publishes a full electronic waste price list for its Grant Line Road center in New Albany, covering any item with a screen including televisions, monitors and laptops, computer towers, covered electronic devices such as cameras, cell phones and media players, video display devices, dry cell batteries by the pound, wet cell batteries by the battery and microwaves.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 per covered electronic device at the Floyd County Grant Line Road center, with $10 per computer tower or video display device, $2 per pound for dry cell batteries, $5 per battery for wet cell batteries, $5 per microwave and $20 per item for any item with a screen including televisions, monitors and laptops. Any resident bringing electronic waste to the Grant Line Road center in New Albany. The district takes no electronic waste at its Galena location, and payment is by cash or check.
When & how
Take the items to 3005 Grant Line Road in New Albany during the center's operating days, and check the county page for the day's hours before hauling a load.
Get it ready
Separate the batteries by type, because the district asks for that, and keep electronic waste out of the curbside recycling receptacle, which takes paper, glass, metal, cartons and plastics numbered 1 through 7.
The Floyd County recycling district states that effective May 26, 2026 it began accepting tires at its Grant Line Road center during normal operating hours, with a published price per passenger tire and a higher price for oversized tires, paid in cash or check.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 per passenger tire at the Floyd County Grant Line Road center, with oversized tires at a higher per tire price and payment by cash or check. Any resident bringing tires to the Grant Line Road center in New Albany during normal operating hours, which the district has accepted there since May 26, 2026.
When & how
Take the tires to 3005 Grant Line Road during normal operating hours, and check the county page for the day's hours before the trip.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the curbside recycling receptacle, since the district's accepted list covers paper, glass, metal, cartons and plastics, and separate them from electronic waste and household hazardous products at the center.
Construction debris and wood are refused by the county recycling district, so a small renovation or roofing load goes to one of the contractor's roll-off or mini roll-off containers, which its page describes as suited to homeowner cleanups, small construction jobs and roofing jobs.
City cost & eligibility
The contractor publishes no container rate, so confirm the container sizes, the rental period and the disposal charge with Eco-Tech at 502-935-1130 before ordering, and note that the county recycling center cannot take construction debris or wood instead.
When & how
Order the container before the work starts, and keep the material out of the curbside trash and recycling services.
Get it ready
Keep demolition and roofing debris, concrete and asphalt, treated lumber and PVC piping out of the curbside load, because the county district lists concrete mix, asphalt and blacktop, construction debris and wood, PVC piping and tar among the materials it does not accept.
Yard waste is an optional prepaid service from the contractor, split into an April through August period and a September through December period, and a resident selects one or both periods. The contractor states that company policy sets the material types and the volume and asks residents to call the office for the details.
City cost & eligibility
The prepaid yard waste service is priced by season and the contractor publishes no amount, so confirm the period you need and its cost at 502-935-1130 or 812-944-4018. The county recycling center does not accept yard waste.
When & how
Call the office to sign up for the prepaid period before the season begins, and put the material out on the regular collection day once the service is active.
Get it ready
Ask the office which material types and what volume the service takes before the first pickup, because the contractor leaves those limits to company policy, and keep yard waste out of the curbside recycling receptacle and away from a construction load.
Exercise equipment is not named on the city, contractor or county pages, but it is a large household item, so it goes out through the contractor's scheduled bulky item pickup, which requires a call to the office before the item is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise equipment rate is published, so confirm the pickup charge and whether the machine will be collected in one piece at 502-935-1130 or 812-944-4018 when the appointment is made.
When & how
Call the office first and set the machine out on the day the office gives you.
Get it ready
Take the machine apart as far as it comes apart so it can be handled, keep it out of the trash load and the recycling receptacle, and describe the heaviest piece when the appointment is made.
The Floyd County recycling district runs household hazardous waste collections on the second Saturday of each month from April through October at its Grant Line Road center from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and it states that its last collection day for the year is Saturday, October 10. Material has to be in the original container with the contents identified.
City cost & eligibility
From $1 per item for aerosol cans, household cleaners, spray paints and lamp oil at a Floyd County household hazardous waste collection, with $4 per gallon for latex and oil based paints, $5 per gallon for herbicides, pesticides and mercury, and 25 cents per linear foot for fluorescent tubes. A resident bringing properly labelled material in its original container to the Grant Line Road center on a collection day during the April through October season. The district is unable to accept hazardous items that are unidentified and not properly labelled, and payment is by cash or check.
When & how
Take the material to 3005 Grant Line Road on the second Saturday of the month between April and October, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., and note that the district states the season's last collection day is Saturday, October 10.
Get it ready
Keep every item in its original container with the contents identified, because the district cannot accept unidentified or unlabelled hazardous items. Latex paint does not have to wait for a collection day: the district states that once it is solid it can go in the regular trash with the lid off.
The contractor provides a single stream curbside recycling receptacle and requires that all recycling be contained within it, while the county district accepts glass jars and bottles of any color, aluminum and steel cans, foil, empty aerosol cans, paper products, cardboard, cartons, paperboard and plastics numbered 1 through 7 at its own centers.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Recycling is collected as part of the contractor's residential service, so no separate curbside recycling charge is published, and the Floyd County district operates the drop-off centers for the same materials. The district publishes no price for the ordinary recyclables on its materials list, while it does price electronic waste, batteries, tires and household hazardous products.
When & how
Put the recycling receptacle out on the collection day with the material inside the container, and take drop-off loads to the county center during its operating days.
Get it ready
Rinse and dry bottles, cans, containers and jars and keep the lids attached, leave labels on glass and metal, flatten cardboard and remove plastic packing materials, and keep plastic bags out of the bins because the district names special store bins and a food pantry for those instead.
Household trash, yard waste and recyclables run on the address route, and recyclables have to be inside the receptacle Eco-Tech provides because the contractor states that all recycling must be contained within its own container. The contractor observes six holidays a year and postpones a collection day by one day when it falls on or after an observed holiday in that week, while a Saturday or Sunday holiday does not change the schedule.
Bulky item pickup is part of the residential service and the office has to be called before the item goes out. New Albany residents call 812-944-4018 and the contractor's office line is 502-935-1130. Confirm the charge, the item count and the set out position on that call, keep the item out of the regular trash and recycling containers, and ask about the refrigerant in an appliance before it is collected.
The Floyd County recycling district takes electronic waste with a price for any item with a screen, for computer towers, for covered electronic devices, for microwaves and for batteries by the pound or the battery, plus tires by the tire since May 2026, motor oil, glass, metal, paper, cardboard, cartons and plastics numbered 1 through 7. Household hazardous waste comes only on the second Saturday of each month from April through October, and appliances, air conditioners, yard waste, construction debris and wood, styrofoam and propane tanks are refused.
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.
Eco-Tech, the City of New Albany sanitation contractor, with the Floyd County Recycling and Solid Waste Management District
Schedule the bulky item pickup with the city contractor
A New Albany household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance or a large household item that will not go in the regular collection.
Cost & conditions
The contractor publishes no bulky item rate, so confirm the charge, the item count and where the item has to be placed at 502-935-1130 or 812-944-4018 when the pickup is scheduled.
Arrange it
Call the office to be placed on the bulky item schedule before the item is set out, then put the item where the office tells you on the day it gives you.
A call to the office is required first, the material types and volume are set by company policy, and the county recycling center cannot take appliances, air conditioners, yard waste or construction debris instead.
Eco-Tech, the City of New Albany sanitation contractor, with the Floyd County Recycling and Solid Waste Management District
Self haul electronic waste to the county center
A household with a television, a monitor, a computer tower, a printer, a camera, a cell phone, a media player, batteries or a microwave.
Cost & conditions
From $5 per covered electronic device, with $10 per computer tower or video display device, $2 per pound for dry cell batteries, $5 per battery for wet cell batteries, $5 per microwave and $20 per item for any item with a screen including televisions, monitors and laptops. Any resident bringing electronic waste to the Grant Line Road center at 3005 Grant Line Road in New Albany. The Galena location takes no electronic waste, and payment is by cash or check.
Arrange it
Drive the items to the Grant Line Road center during its operating days and separate the batteries by type before arrival.
The district prices each category separately, the electronic waste service is not available at the Galena location, and the bins are locked at 5 p.m.
Eco-Tech, the City of New Albany sanitation contractor, with the Floyd County Recycling and Solid Waste Management District
Use a Floyd County household hazardous waste collection
A household with paint, paint thinner, cleaners, spray paint, pesticides, mercury, lamp oil or fluorescent tubes.
Cost & conditions
From $1 per item for aerosol cans, household cleaners, spray paints and lamp oil, with $4 per gallon for latex and oil based paints, $5 per gallon for herbicides, pesticides and mercury, and 25 cents per linear foot for fluorescent tubes. A resident bringing material in its original container with the contents identified to the Grant Line Road center on the second Saturday of the month between April and October from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Payment is by cash or check.
Arrange it
Load the material with the containers upright and labelled and drive it to 3005 Grant Line Road during the published collection window.
The district is unable to accept hazardous items that are unidentified and not properly labelled, the season ends with the collection on Saturday, October 10, and latex paint may instead be dried solid and put in the regular trash with the lid off.
Eco-Tech, the City of New Albany sanitation contractor, with the Floyd County Recycling and Solid Waste Management District
Self haul tires to the county center
A household with passenger tires or oversized tires left over from a vehicle.
Cost & conditions
From $10 per passenger tire at the Grant Line Road center, with oversized tires at a higher per tire price and payment by cash or check. Any resident bringing tires to the Grant Line Road center in New Albany during normal operating hours, which the district has accepted there since May 26, 2026.
Arrange it
Take the tires to 3005 Grant Line Road during normal operating hours, and check the county page for the day's hours before the trip.
Tires are priced separately from the rest of the load, pay by cash or check, and do not go in the bins with the other recyclables.
County recycling center for electronic waste, tires, motor oil, recycling and seasonal household hazardous waste
Floyd County Recycling Center
3005 Grant Line Road, New Albany, IN
Glass jars and bottles of any color, aluminum and steel and tin cans, foil, empty aerosol cans, paper products such as office paper, newspapers, magazines, mail, telephone books, paperback books, grocery bags and empty pizza boxes, cardboard, cartons, paperboard and plastics numbered 1 through 7, motor oil, tires since May 26, 2026, electronic waste including any item with a screen, computer towers, covered electronic devices, video display devices, dry cell and wet cell batteries and microwaves, fluorescent tubes year round, and household hazardous products on collection days.
Household hazardous waste is taken only on the second Saturday of each month from April through October from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., the last collection day of the year is Saturday, October 10, and hazardous items have to be in the original container with the contents identified. The center refuses air conditioners, appliances, yard waste, construction debris and wood, styrofoam and other foam products, propane tanks other than the small green Coleman tanks, medical waste, acids, clothing, concrete mix, asphalt and blacktop, garden hoses, PVC piping, tar, laminated paper and empty fuel or gas cans, nothing larger than a 5-gallon container is accepted, plastic bags belong in the special store bins rather than the recycling bins, and the Galena location takes neither electronic waste nor household hazardous waste.
Tuesday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the recycling center and materials pages, and Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the price page, so confirm the day's hours before hauling a load. All bins are locked at 5 p.m.
From $1 per item for aerosol cans, household cleaners, spray paints and lamp oil at a household hazardous waste collection, with $4 per gallon for latex and oil based paints, $5 per gallon for herbicides, pesticides and mercury, 25 cents per linear foot for fluorescent tubes, $5 per item for microwaves and covered electronic devices, $10 per item for computer towers and video display devices, $20 per item for any item with a screen including televisions and monitors, $2 per pound for dry cell batteries, $5 per battery for wet cell batteries, and $10 per passenger tire with a higher price for oversized tires. Any resident bringing material to the Grant Line Road center in New Albany. The district lists cash and check as its payment methods, and the ordinary recyclables on its materials list carry no published price.
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 I schedule a large item pickup in New Albany?+
Call Eco-Tech, because the contractor's residential service lists bulky item pickup and requires a call to the office to schedule large items. New Albany residents use 812-944-4018 and the office line is 502-935-1130. Confirm the charge, the item count and the set out position on that call, and keep the item out of the regular trash and recycling containers.Official guidance
Will New Albany take a couch at the curb?+
A couch is a bulky item, and the contractor's residential service lists bulky item pickup with the requirement that the office be called to schedule large items. Call 812-944-4018 for New Albany or 502-935-1130 for the office, confirm the charge and the set out position, and keep the piece out of the regular trash and recycling containers.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in New Albany?+
Put it out as a scheduled bulky item, because the contractor's residential service covers bulky item pickup and requires a call to the office. New Albany residents call 812-944-4018 and the office line is 502-935-1130, and the charge and set out position are confirmed on that call. No mattress price is published locally, and the county recycling district does not list mattresses among the materials it accepts.Official guidance
Where does a refrigerator or an air conditioner go in New Albany?+
Schedule it as a bulky item with the contractor, because the county recycling district refuses appliances and air conditioners and the residential service handles bulky items by appointment. Call 812-944-4018 for New Albany or 502-935-1130 for the office, confirm the charge and the refrigerant requirement, and keep the unit out of the trash and recycling containers.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in New Albany?+
To the Floyd County recycling center at 3005 Grant Line Road, which publishes electronic waste prices for any item with a screen including televisions, monitors and laptops, for computer towers and video display devices, for covered electronic devices such as cameras, cell phones and media players, for dry cell batteries by the pound, for wet cell batteries by the battery and for microwaves. The Galena location takes no electronic waste, so call (812) 948-4733 with questions.Official guidance
What does New Albany charge for trash and large item pickup?+
No curbside rate for household trash, recycling or bulky items is published on the city page or the contractor's residential page, so confirm the amount at 812-944-4018 for New Albany or 502-935-1130 for the office, and ask about the senior discount for residents 65 or older and the referral bonus. The contractor lists its annual payment discount as not available in contracted areas, which covers the city service in New Albany. The county side publishes its own prices for electronic waste, batteries, microwaves, fluorescent tubes, tires and household hazardous waste, and those amounts appear in the charge details on this page.Official guidance
What should I do with material the curbside service will not take?+
Appliances, air conditioners, yard waste and construction debris are refused by the county recycling center, so an appliance goes out on a scheduled bulky pickup from the contractor, yard waste fits the contractor's optional prepaid season service, and a renovation or roofing load goes into one of the contractor's roll-off or mini roll-off containers. Household paint and chemicals go to a county household hazardous waste collection, and tires go to the county center by the tire.Official guidance
What does the Floyd County recycling center accept?+
Glass jars and bottles of any color, aluminum and steel cans, foil, empty aerosol cans, paper products, cardboard, cartons, paperboard, plastics numbered 1 through 7, motor oil, electronic waste from televisions and monitors to computer towers and microwaves, batteries by the pound or the battery, fluorescent tubes and tires. Household hazardous waste comes only on the second Saturday from April through October, and appliances, air conditioners, yard waste, construction debris and wood, styrofoam and propane tanks are refused.Official guidance
How should I prepare a load for the county center?+
Skip the bag, because the district asks residents not to put recycling in a grocery or garbage bag, and rinse bottles, cans, containers and jars and keep the lids attached. Flatten cardboard and keep plastic packing materials out of it, separate types of batteries, bring hazardous material in its original labelled container, and arrive before the bins are locked at 5 p.m.Official guidance
