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City collection A couch, a piece of furniture or another large household item is collected as an on-call bulk pickup that Republic Services schedules under the city contract. $25 for the pre-paid charge for each bulk or heavy item published on the City's Republic Services bulk pickup sheet. Noblesville residences in the city collection contract. The pickup is scheduled with Republic Services at least 48 hours before the collection day and the per item charge is paid in advance, and furniture is limited to 40 pounds and four foot lengths.
City collection A mattress or a box spring is accepted in the same on-call bulk pickup, provided it is contained in a bag or fully wrapped before it goes out. $25 for the pre-paid charge for each bulk or heavy item published on the City's Republic Services bulk pickup sheet. Noblesville households scheduling an on-call bulk pickup with Republic Services, where a mattress or box spring must be contained in a bag or fully wrapped and the per item charge is paid in advance. The county center refuses mattresses and box springs.
City collection Ordinary appliances such as washers, dryers, stoves and wine coolers are collected in the bulk pickup, while anything that still holds refrigerant is refused there and takes a separate route. An ordinary appliance rides the same on-call bulk pickup that carries a pre-paid charge for each item. A unit that still holds refrigerant is refused in that pickup and the City points those owners to an appliance recycler, while the Hamilton County center accepts refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers, mini refrigerators, chest freezers and window air conditioners at no charge once the unit is completely empty inside. Confirm the receiving operator, the preparation and any charge before the unit leaves the house.
City collection Republic Services collects city trash once a week and recycling every other week for residences inside the city limits, using one navy cart for trash and one gray cart for recycling. Noblesville sets its own residential utility rates and adds the trash charge to the Noblesville Utilities bill instead of billing through the hauler, and the figure on the City trash fee page is a four year average service cost rather than a current household rate. Confirm the amount on your own bill and ask about the trash fee discount with Noblesville Utilities on 317-776-6353.
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?
Noblesville runs one citywide collection contract. Republic Services collects household trash once a week and recycling every other week from every residence inside the city limits, and each household gets one navy trash cart and one gray recycling cart, with a second trash cart available on request. The City sets the trash charge and adds it to the Noblesville Utilities bill rather than leaving the hauler to bill the household. The carts take bagged household garbage and loose recyclables only and everything has to fit with the lids closed, which is why a large item goes to the on-call bulk pickup that Republic schedules for a pre-paid charge per item, with mattresses and box springs allowed once they are bagged or fully wrapped. Electronics, appliances that still hold refrigerant and the rest of what the curb refuses go to the Hamilton County household hazardous waste center at 1717 Pleasant Street, which sits inside Noblesville and takes county households without charge apart from a fee on each television.
Republic Services collects city trash once a week and recycling every other week for residences inside the city limits, using one navy cart for trash and one gray cart for recycling.
City cost & eligibility
Noblesville sets its own residential utility rates and adds the trash charge to the Noblesville Utilities bill instead of billing through the hauler, and the figure on the City trash fee page is a four year average service cost rather than a current household rate. Confirm the amount on your own bill and ask about the trash fee discount with Noblesville Utilities on 317-776-6353.
When & how
Trash every week and recycling every other week on the same designated service day for the address, which the hauler publishes on its schedule site. A major holiday falling on a weekday delays the rest of that week by one day, while a holiday on a weekend leaves the collection day alone.
Get it ready
Everything goes out by 7:00 a.m. on the collection day, with trash bagged inside the cart, recycling loose, the cart lid closed and four feet of clearance from mailboxes, cars and fences. One cart of each kind is standard and a second trash cart can be requested when a household consistently overfills the first. An extra bag needs an overage bag bought from the Street Department and cannot weigh more than 40 pounds.
A couch, a piece of furniture or another large household item is collected as an on-call bulk pickup that Republic Services schedules under the city contract.
City cost & eligibility
$25 for the pre-paid charge for each bulk or heavy item published on the City's Republic Services bulk pickup sheet. Noblesville residences in the city collection contract. The pickup is scheduled with Republic Services at least 48 hours before the collection day and the per item charge is paid in advance, and furniture is limited to 40 pounds and four foot lengths.
When & how
By arrangement with Republic Services rather than on the weekly route, so the item stays where it is until the pickup is scheduled and confirmed.
Get it ready
Describe the item when the pickup is scheduled. Furniture has to be no heavier than 40 pounds and no longer than four feet, small bulk items are bagged so nothing blows around, and broken mirrors or glass are wrapped in cardboard that is taped shut and labeled. Appliances that still hold refrigerant, tires, electronics, batteries, dirt, rock, brick and cement are refused in this pickup, so those items need another route before the collection day.
A mattress or a box spring is accepted in the same on-call bulk pickup, provided it is contained in a bag or fully wrapped before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
$25 for the pre-paid charge for each bulk or heavy item published on the City's Republic Services bulk pickup sheet. Noblesville households scheduling an on-call bulk pickup with Republic Services, where a mattress or box spring must be contained in a bag or fully wrapped and the per item charge is paid in advance. The county center refuses mattresses and box springs.
When & how
On the scheduled bulk pickup day, not in the weekly cart and not as a loose item beside the cart.
Get it ready
Bag the mattress or wrap it completely so it can be lifted and so the padding stays dry, and hold the box spring to the same standard. Schedule the pickup at least 48 hours before the collection day, because a mattress left out on a guess is not part of the weekly route.
Ordinary appliances such as washers, dryers, stoves and wine coolers are collected in the bulk pickup, while anything that still holds refrigerant is refused there and takes a separate route.
City cost & eligibility
An ordinary appliance rides the same on-call bulk pickup that carries a pre-paid charge for each item. A unit that still holds refrigerant is refused in that pickup and the City points those owners to an appliance recycler, while the Hamilton County center accepts refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers, mini refrigerators, chest freezers and window air conditioners at no charge once the unit is completely empty inside. Confirm the receiving operator, the preparation and any charge before the unit leaves the house.
When & how
On the scheduled bulk pickup day for an ordinary appliance, or during the county center's weekday and Saturday hours for a unit that holds refrigerant.
Get it ready
Empty a refrigerator or freezer completely before it is hauled, because the county requires it and the unit has to be safe to handle. The weekly cart takes no appliance of any size, and a unit that still holds refrigerant is refused in the bulk pickup.
Electronics stay out of the carts and out of the bulk pickup and go to the Hamilton County center in Noblesville, where televisions carry a fee and most other devices are free.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Hamilton County residents bringing personal household electronics to the county center, which takes computers, laptops, tablets, monitors without an antenna, printers and copiers, gaming systems, keyboards and mice, external drives, projectors, cords, vacuums and small kitchen appliances at no charge, with televisions the exception because each one carries a fixed per television fee payable in exact cash or by card.
When & how
Tuesday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., closed Sunday, Monday and county government holidays.
Get it ready
Bring the load sorted in a box or container rather than in trash bags, because unsorted or unsafe material is refused. Data storage devices are shredded or wiped by the county's vendor and a resident may destroy a drive before turning it in. Material is accepted only from county households, so a device dropped off by a business, a contractor or a hired cleanout crew is refused.
Household project debris is limited to small bundles in the bulk pickup, and both the weekly cart and the county center refuse building material outright.
City cost & eligibility
The bulk pickup allows small amounts of construction debris bundled securely to four foot lengths and 40 pounds with no nails or screws showing, and allows carpet or padding rolled and tied to the same limits, but it also refuses dirt, rock, brick and cement, and the weekly cart refuses demolition material, drywall, roofing and wood. Confirm with Republic Services whether a specific project load fits the published limits, because the county center takes no building material at all.
When & how
On a scheduled bulk pickup day for a load that fits the published limits, rather than on the weekly route.
Get it ready
Bundle and tie each piece to four foot lengths and keep every bundle under 40 pounds, with no nails or screws exposed and no loose material in the cart. Roll and tie carpet and padding the same way, and keep dirt, rock, brick, cement and oil based paint out of the load entirely because the program refuses them.
Large workout machines sit outside both the weekly carts and the county recycling programs, so the route depends on the size of the unit and what it is built from.
City cost & eligibility
The bulk pickup excludes large metal pieces, and the county states that it does not accept large workout equipment such as treadmills or ellipticals at its center. Confirm with Republic Services whether the machine fits the bulk item limits, and ask a scrap metal yard whether it will take the frame, because those operators set their own acceptance rules and charges.
When & how
By arrangement, after the hauler or the receiving operator confirms the specific machine.
Get it ready
Measure the machine and weigh the removable parts before arranging anything. A unit that comes apart can sometimes be split between a bulk item and scrap metal, while a machine with a deck, belt or console that the receiving operator will not take has to be separated before it is hauled.
Both carts go to the curb by 7:00 a.m. on the collection day, with trash bagged inside the navy cart, recycling loose in the gray cart, the lids closed and four feet of clearance from mailboxes, cars and fences.
The two streams do not run at the same frequency. Trash is collected every week in the navy cart while recycling is collected every other week in the gray cart on the same service day, and a household that consistently overfills the trash cart can ask the hauler for a second one.
The bulk program is limited by size and paid up front
Furniture is limited to 40 pounds and four foot lengths, small debris and carpet are bundled and tied to the same limits with no nails showing, and mattresses and box springs have to be bagged or fully wrapped. The per item charge is paid in advance and the pickup is scheduled at least 48 hours before the collection day.
New Year's Day, Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas are the observed holidays, and a holiday that falls on a weekday delays collection routes by one day for the rest of that week. A holiday that falls on a weekend does not change the collection day.
Appliances that still hold refrigerant, electronics, tires, batteries, dirt, rock, brick, cement, oil based paint, hazardous and medical waste and large metal pieces are refused in the bulk pickup, and the carts take no building material, contractor debris or pile of yard waste. Each of those materials has a separate route rather than a spot beside the cart.
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 Noblesville Street Department with Republic Services and Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste
Citywide collection contract
Any residence inside the Noblesville city limits, where the citywide program covers weekly trash and every-other-week recycling.
Cost & conditions
The City sets the trash rate and adds it to the Noblesville Utilities bill rather than having the hauler bill the household, and the published figure is a four year average service cost rather than a current household rate, so confirm your own amount and any discount with Noblesville Utilities.
Arrange it
Find the service day for the address through the hauler's schedule site, set the carts out by 7:00 a.m. with the lids closed, and contact the hauler for a second cart or a missed pickup.
The contract covers household trash and recyclables only, so electronics, refrigerant appliances, tires, building material and bulky items each need a separate route.
City of Noblesville Street Department with Republic Services and Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste
On-call bulk pickup with Republic Services
A Noblesville household with furniture, bedding or a small bundled project load to clear.
Cost & conditions
$25 for the pre-paid charge for each bulk or heavy item published on the City's Republic Services bulk pickup sheet. Noblesville households in the city collection contract, with the pickup scheduled at least 48 hours before the collection day, furniture limited to 40 pounds and four foot lengths, and bedding bagged or fully wrapped.
Arrange it
Call Republic Services at least 48 hours before the collection day, describe each item and pay the per item charge in advance.
Appliances that still hold refrigerant, electronics, tires, batteries, dirt, rock, brick, cement, oil based paint, hazardous material and large metal pieces are refused in this pickup.
City of Noblesville Street Department with Republic Services and Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste
Extra trash bags from the Street Department
A household with a bag or two of household trash that will not fit inside the cart.
Cost & conditions
$1 for the price of a single overage bag sold at the Street Department and paid in exact cash or by check. Noblesville households in the city collection program, where an overage bag cannot weigh more than 40 pounds and is placed at the usual collection spot on the service day.
Arrange it
Buy the bag at the Street Department, close it, keep it within the weight limit and set it out with the cart on the collection day.
An overage bag covers bagged household trash only, so anything too large for a bag still needs the bulk pickup or another route.
Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off Center and General Recycling Area
1717 Pleasant Street, Noblesville, IN 46060
Personal household electronics including computers, laptops, tablets, monitors without an antenna, printers and copiers, gaming systems, keyboards and mice, external drives, projectors, cords, vacuums and small kitchen appliances; refrigerators, freezers, mini refrigerators, dehumidifiers, chest freezers and small window air conditioners that are empty inside; televisions at a fee per unit; and household chemicals, paint, cleaners, used oil, antifreeze, fuels, car batteries, rechargeable batteries, car and truck tires, fluorescent and LED lamps, fire extinguishers and lawn and garden chemicals.
Hamilton County households only, with proof of residency such as a license, tax form or utility bill, and no businesses, contractors, hired cleanout crews or out of county residents. Advanced registration is encouraged but not required. Unsorted material, trash bags, leaking or unsafe items and unknown waste are refused, chemical waste is limited to 200 pounds per residence per month, tires are limited to five per week and must be clean and free of water with racing, agricultural and bicycle tires excluded, alkaline batteries are not accepted, and mattresses, box springs, furniture, building material, lumber, yard waste, scrap metal and large workout equipment are refused.
Tuesday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., closed Sunday, Monday and county government holidays.
No charge. Hamilton County residents dropping personal household waste, which is free apart from the fixed fee charged for each television and any card convenience fee.
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 set up a bulk pickup?+
Call Republic Services at least 48 hours before your collection day, describe the item and pay the per item charge in advance. The pickup is a scheduled collection rather than part of the weekly route, so the item waits at the house until the appointment is confirmed.Official guidance
Where does a refrigerator or freezer go?+
The county center in Noblesville accepts refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers and window air conditioners at no charge once they are completely empty inside, and the City also points owners of freon items to an appliance recycler. An ordinary appliance such as a washer, dryer, stove or wine cooler goes in the on-call bulk pickup instead, because that pickup refuses anything that still holds refrigerant.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go?+
They go to the Hamilton County center at 1717 Pleasant Street in Noblesville, which takes computers, monitors, printers, gaming systems and peripherals from county households and charges a fee on each television. Business and contractor loads are refused there, and neither the weekly carts nor the bulk pickup takes electronics.Official guidance
Can construction debris go to the curb?+
Only as a small bundled load in the on-call bulk pickup, where each bundle stays within the published length and weight limits and no nails or screws are showing. The weekly cart refuses demolition and building material and the county center refuses it too, so a larger project load has to be confirmed with a hauler or taken to a transfer station.Official guidance
Who collects the trash in Noblesville?+
Republic Services collects household trash and recycling under a contract with the City of Noblesville, and the service covers residences inside the city limits. The City bills the trash charge through Noblesville Utilities, so collection questions go to the hauler and billing questions go to the utility office.Official guidance
How do I find my collection day?+
The hauler publishes the schedule for each address, so look up your collection day there and set the carts out by 7:00 a.m. Trash comes every week and recycling comes every other week on that same day, and a major holiday falling on a weekday moves the route one day later for the rest of the week.Official guidance
How do I pay the trash charge?+
The trash charge arrives on the Noblesville Utilities bill rather than as a separate hauler invoice, and a household that qualifies for the utility discount also receives a reduction on the trash fee. Payment and billing questions go to Noblesville Utilities, whose office is at 197 Washington Street on weekdays.Official guidance
Do I have to register before the county center?+
Registering is encouraged but not required, and residents are not turned away without it. Bring proof of Hamilton County residency such as a license, a tax form or a current utility bill, because the center accepts personal household material only and refuses business, contractor and out of county loads.Official guidance
What will the bulk pickup refuse?+
Appliances that still hold refrigerant, electronics including televisions, tires, batteries, dirt, rock, brick, cement, oil based paint, hazardous or medical waste, large metal pieces and yard waste are refused, and the load has to stay within the published weight and length limits. Those items take the county drop off route or another operator instead.Official guidance
