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City collection Furniture goes out beside the cart and comes off the street on the second collection day of the week, with no call needed to Waste Pro or the city. No charge. Kenner residential curbside accounts, for bulky waste placed at the curb for residential use only and limited to 10 cubic yards; hazardous waste and tires are not accepted and contractor debris is excluded.
City collection A mattress is accepted as bulky waste on the second collection day of the week and is also named on the accepted list at the city's weekend bulk waste drop-off site. No charge. Kenner residential curbside accounts within the 10 cubic yard bulky allowance, or Kenner residents bringing the mattress to the city bulk waste drop-off site with proof of residency.
City collection White goods go out as bulky waste, but any appliance holding refrigerant has to have the refrigerant removed and a certifying sticker attached before it goes to the curb. No charge. Kenner residential curbside accounts within the 10 cubic yard bulky allowance, subject to the city requirement that the refrigerant be removed from appliances containing it with a certifying sticker in place; the drop-off site accepts white goods with refrigerator doors removed.
City collection Bulky waste goes out beside the cart and comes off the street on the second collection day of the week, with a 10 cubic yard limit, no phone call and a bar on hazardous waste and tires. No charge. Kenner residential curbside accounts, for a residential bulky set-out of up to 10 cubic yards placed beside the cart on the second collection day; hazardous waste and tires are not accepted at the curb.
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?
Kenner runs two separate contracts. Waste Pro collects containerized household garbage twice a week and takes large items from the curb, and Ramelli handles citywide recycling on a district schedule that changed on August 3, 2026. Bulky material does not need a phone call: furniture, mattresses, appliances, large toys and resident construction debris go out beside the cart and come off the street on the second collection day of the week, with the refrigerant removed and tagged on any appliance that contains it. Kenner sets two hard limits on that route, a limit of 10 cubic yards and a bar on anything a contractor or permit job produced. Hazardous waste never goes curbside, and the city does not recycle glass at all. Kenner households have their own bulk waste drop-off site on 24th Street that opens on weekend mornings, and Jefferson Parish drop-off sites plus a parish household hazardous materials event cover tires, automotive fluids, batteries, glass and electronic waste.
Furniture goes out beside the cart and comes off the street on the second collection day of the week, with no call needed to Waste Pro or the city.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Kenner residential curbside accounts, for bulky waste placed at the curb for residential use only and limited to 10 cubic yards; hazardous waste and tires are not accepted and contractor debris is excluded.
When & how
Put the furniture out with the second garbage collection day of the week, out by the regular start time. Place it next to the container rather than in it, and keep it away from mailboxes, light poles and fire hydrants.
Get it ready
Stack the piece neatly and leave at least 3 feet of clearance from carts, vehicles, mailboxes and utility poles, and keep sidewalks, driveways and storm drains clear. Take cushions, drawers and glass tops off so two people can lift the piece, and never leave furniture out against a neighbour's right of way.
A mattress is accepted as bulky waste on the second collection day of the week and is also named on the accepted list at the city's weekend bulk waste drop-off site.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Kenner residential curbside accounts within the 10 cubic yard bulky allowance, or Kenner residents bringing the mattress to the city bulk waste drop-off site with proof of residency.
When & how
Set the mattress out beside the cart on the second garbage collection day, or take it to the city bulk waste drop-off site at 1803 24th Street on a Saturday or Sunday between 9 AM and 3 PM with proof of Kenner residency.
Get it ready
Keep the bedding dry and bag it in wet weather, take the frame and headboard off because they are separate pieces, and lift the mattress clear of the sidewalk so neighbours can still pass.
White goods go out as bulky waste, but any appliance holding refrigerant has to have the refrigerant removed and a certifying sticker attached before it goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Kenner residential curbside accounts within the 10 cubic yard bulky allowance, subject to the city requirement that the refrigerant be removed from appliances containing it with a certifying sticker in place; the drop-off site accepts white goods with refrigerator doors removed.
When & how
Arrange the refrigerant removal and certifying sticker first, then put the appliance beside the cart on the second collection day, or take it to the bulk waste drop-off site on a weekend morning between 9 AM and 3 PM.
Get it ready
Empty and clean the unit, take the doors off a refrigerator before it goes to the drop-off site, remove loose cords, and never put a white good in the green household waste container because the curbside program takes only bagged household garbage in the cart.
The city bulk waste drop-off site lists televisions only as electronics allowed at the site's discretion, and Jefferson Parish lists televisions for e-waste at two drop-off sites and at its household hazardous materials event while refusing cathode ray tube sets elsewhere.
City cost & eligibility
The Kenner drop-off page hedges its electronics line with an instruction to check whether the site allows televisions, and the Jefferson Parish drop-off page prints no CRT or TV beside the e-waste line even though its item list names televisions, so the accepted set type and any charge have to be confirmed before a trip. The parish household hazardous materials event does list televisions and CRT monitors among accepted electronic waste, and the parish does not publish an event fee.
When & how
Call the city at 504-468-7240 to ask whether the bulk waste drop-off site will take the set, or call Jefferson Parish environmental affairs at 504-731-4612 before taking a television to the Metairie or Marrero drop-off site, or wait for the next parish household hazardous materials event.
Get it ready
Keep the screen whole and dry, wipe anything that stores data, and never set a television out with bulky waste without checking first, because the parish refuses cathode ray tube sets at its drop-off sites even though flat screens are listed.
Computers, printers and small devices come off the curb only if the city drop-off site allows them, and the two Jefferson Parish drop-off sites maintain a longer e-waste list that excludes media, bulbs, copiers and audio gear.
City cost & eligibility
The city lists computers and printers as electronics allowed at the drop-off site's discretion and publishes no fee, so call 504-468-7240 to check the item. Jefferson Parish lists e-waste at the Metairie and Marrero sites with computers, printers, laptops, tablets, LCD monitors, circuit boards, processors and game players, and it refuses light bulbs, copiers, MP3 players, cameras, stereo equipment, radios, speakers and cartridges there; the parish site fee for a Kenner load is published per vehicle, but whether a Kenner household is charged at the gate should be confirmed.
When & how
Call the city at 504-468-7240 about the bulk waste drop-off site, or call the parish at 504-731-4612 before taking a load to the Metairie site on David Drive or the Marrero site on Lapalco Boulevard, which open Tuesday through Sunday from 9 am to 5:30 pm.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data from drives and phones, keep power supplies and cables with the device, and sort out anything the parish refuses such as light bulbs, media, audio equipment and cartridges before loading the vehicle.
Light construction debris from work a resident did without a permit may go curbside within the 10 cubic yard bulky limit, while anything a contractor produced or a permit job generated is not collected.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Kenner residential accounts for light construction debris from resident work that did not require a permit, within the 10 cubic yard bulky allowance; debris placed by a general contractor or generated by permitted new construction or demolition is not collected and can draw a city violation.
When & how
Bag or stack the resident debris and put it out with the bulky set-out on the second collection day. For anything a contractor produced, arrange private disposal instead of leaving it at the curb.
Get it ready
Keep the volume inside 10 cubic yards, stack it neatly rather than piling it loose, keep it out of the green household waste container, and have a yard service or tree removal contractor take its own debris away because the city will not.
No Kenner or Jefferson Parish page names a treadmill, elliptical or weight machine, so exercise equipment stays a confirm instruction under the bulky waste allowance rather than an assumed item.
City cost & eligibility
Exercise equipment appears on no retained accepted or refused list, so the route and any charge have to be confirmed. A machine that fits inside the 10 cubic yard bulky allowance and can be stacked safely could go out on the second collection day, and a heavier machine may need private disposal, so call the city at 504-468-7240 before setting it out.
When & how
Call the city at 504-468-7240 to ask whether the machine can go out as bulky waste, or arrange private disposal for anything that cannot be safely stacked and lifted at the curb.
Get it ready
Strip the console and any loose weights so the frame is as light as possible, fold the deck where the manufacturer allows it, and keep the machine out of the green household waste cart and clear of the sidewalk.
Bulky waste goes out beside the cart and comes off the street on the second collection day of the week, with a 10 cubic yard limit, no phone call and a bar on hazardous waste and tires.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Kenner residential curbside accounts, for a residential bulky set-out of up to 10 cubic yards placed beside the cart on the second collection day; hazardous waste and tires are not accepted at the curb.
When & how
Put the bulky material out by the regular start time on the second garbage collection day of the week. Anything left out earlier than 3 PM the day before collection breaks the city container rule, and the material has to be gone from the curb by the end of the collection day.
Get it ready
Stack or bag un-containerized bulky waste, including yard waste, fence boards and tree limbs, and keep the volume inside 10 cubic yards. Household garbage stays bagged inside the green Waste Pro cart, which is collected twice a week, and yard service or tree removal debris has to be removed by the contractor who made it.
Garbage twice a week, recycling on the district day
Kenner household garbage is bagged and placed in the green Waste Pro container, which is collected twice a week on the route for the address, either Monday and Thursday, Tuesday and Friday, or Wednesday and Saturday. Recycling runs by council district since August 3, 2026, with District 1 on Friday, District 2 on Thursday, District 3 on Wednesday, District 4 on Tuesday and District 5 on Monday, and recyclables go out on the second collection day loose in the cart with no bagging. The city provides one recycling container, extra overflow has to go in a container marked RECYCLING beside the city bin, and a contaminated load is left behind with an oops card explaining why.
Bulky waste rides the second collection day without a booking
Furniture, mattresses, white goods, large toys and resident remodeling debris do not need an appointment. They go beside the roll-out cart rather than inside it and are removed on the second collection day of the week, so a household only has to have them out by the usual start time. The set-out is limited to 10 cubic yards and to residential use, items have to be stacked or bagged neatly with at least 3 feet of clearance from carts, vehicles, mailboxes and utility poles, and the pile cannot block a sidewalk, driveway or storm drain. Containers may not go out before 3 PM the day before collection and must be off the curb by the end of collection day.
Hazardous waste, tires and contractor debris never ride the curb
Hazardous household waste is not picked up curbside, including paint, motor oil, pesticides, gasoline and pool chemicals, and tires are refused in the bulky set-out as well. Debris from a yard service, a tree removal contractor or a permitted construction or demolition job is the contractor's responsibility, and leaving it out can draw a city violation. Kenner also does not recycle glass. The routes that cover those items sit outside the city truck: the Kenner bulk waste drop-off site on 24th Street takes white goods, scrap metal, small residential construction quantities, yard waste, large household fixtures and electronics when the site allows them, and Jefferson Parish drop-off sites at Metairie and Marrero add tires, automotive fluids, oil filters, batteries, cooking oil and e-waste.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of Kenner with Waste Pro and Ramelli Recycling, plus Jefferson Parish programmes
Put bulky waste out on the second collection day
A Kenner household with furniture, a mattress, white goods, large toys or resident remodeling debris that will not fit the roll-out cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Kenner residential curbside accounts, for a residential bulky set-out of up to 10 cubic yards with no booking required; hazardous waste and tires are not accepted.
Arrange it
Stack or bag the material beside the cart and have it out by the usual start time on the second garbage collection day of the week, with the refrigerant removed and tagged on any appliance that holds it.
Residential use only, 10 cubic yards, no hazardous waste, no tires and nothing generated by a contractor or a permitted construction or demolition job. The pile has to clear sidewalks, driveways and storm drains and stay 3 feet from carts, vehicles, mailboxes and utility poles.
City of Kenner with Waste Pro and Ramelli Recycling, plus Jefferson Parish programmes
Use the Kenner bulk waste drop-off site
A Kenner resident who would rather haul furniture, appliances, scrap metal, small residential construction debris, yard waste, fixtures or electronics than wait for the curb.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the site's accepted items, hours and residency requirement but no fee, so confirm whether a charge applies before loading the vehicle.
Arrange it
Take the load to 1803 24th Street, Kenner, LA 70062, on a Saturday or Sunday between 9 AM and 3 PM with proof of Kenner residency, and arrive early enough to unload and have the residency checked. No weekday drop-offs are allowed.
Hazardous waste including paint, oil, chemicals, batteries and pesticides is refused, along with tires, medical waste and sharps, large contractor or commercial construction debris, and gas tanks or fuel powered equipment with fluids still inside. Electronics are listed only as allowed at the site's discretion.
City of Kenner with Waste Pro and Ramelli Recycling, plus Jefferson Parish programmes
Haul a load to a Jefferson Parish drop-off site
A Kenner household with bulky waste, white goods, scrap metal, yard waste, construction debris, and at Metairie or Marrero also tires, automotive fluids, oil filters, batteries or e-waste.
Cost & conditions
From $14 per pickup truck load for contractors, commercial users and Jefferson Parish municipalities including Kenner, with $20.00 for a trailer load, paid by credit or debit card because cash is not accepted. Kenner loads must be deposited in the containers labelled for municipal loads, and the parish asks for a driver's licence or water bill to verify residence before accepting waste.
Arrange it
Take the load to the Metairie site at 400 David Drive or the Marrero site at 6440 Lapalco Boulevard, open Tuesday through Sunday from 9 am to 5:30 pm except observed holidays, and unload it by hand into the containers because the sites are self-service.
Cathode ray tube televisions and monitors, media, light bulbs of any kind, copiers, MP3 players, cameras, stereo equipment, radios, speakers, toner and inkjet cartridges and portable navigation devices are refused. Single axle trailers of 10 feet or less are allowed, dump trailers and rented box trucks are not, and the parish may redirect a load to a landfill.
City of Kenner with Waste Pro and Ramelli Recycling, plus Jefferson Parish programmes
Save restricted items for the parish household hazardous materials event
A household holding paint, lawn and garden products, cleaners, pool or photo chemicals, tubes, small ammunition, fire extinguishers, mercury devices or electronic waste including televisions and CRT monitors.
Cost & conditions
The parish publishes the event location, time and accepted list but no fee, and its page warns that accepted materials may differ from the list, so confirm the next date and the accepted items with the parish before loading a vehicle.
Arrange it
Watch for the next parish household hazardous materials event, which ran on a Saturday morning at the John A. Alario Sr. Event Center, 2000 Segnette Boulevard, Westwego, LA 70094, keep the materials in their original containers and call 504-731-4612 with questions.
Non-residential waste, medical waste and medications, propane tanks larger than 16 ounces, explosives, styrofoam, school lab waste, ordinary recyclables and automotive waste are refused. Motor oil, oil filters, antifreeze, gasoline, automotive fluids and car batteries go to the Metairie and Marrero drop-off sites instead.
A Kenner household whose renovation debris was produced by a general contractor or by permitted new construction or demolition.
Cost & conditions
The city does not collect contractor or permitted-job debris at the curb and publishes no rate for private disposal, and the parish drop-off sites charge municipal and commercial loads per vehicle, so the price has to come from whichever hauler or site takes the load.
Arrange it
Have the contractor remove the debris it generated, or book a private hauler, or confirm whether the parish will accept the load at the Metairie or Marrero site and pay the published per vehicle fee at the gate.
Leaving contractor or permitted-job debris at the curb can draw a city violation, and private disposal is a paid service rather than part of the Kenner residential bulky allowance.
City weekend drop-off for bulky waste, white goods and small construction quantities
Kenner Residential Drop-Off Site for Bulk Waste
1803 24th Street, Kenner, LA 70062
Furniture including sofas, chairs, tables, mattresses and bed frames; appliances and white goods including refrigerators with doors removed, stoves, washers, dryers, dishwashers and microwaves; scrap metal including grills, shelving, bikes, pipes and small metal parts; minor residential construction debris such as wood scraps, sheetrock, siding, flooring and tiles in small quantities; yard waste including tree limbs, branches, bagged leaves and grass clippings; large household items such as rugs, carpets, doors, toilets, sinks and non-hazardous fixtures; and electronics such as televisions, computers and printers only when the site allows them.
Proof of Kenner residency is required, no weekday drop-offs are allowed, and hazardous waste including paint, oil, chemicals, batteries and pesticides is refused along with tires, medical waste and sharps, large contractor or commercial construction debris, and gas tanks or fuel powered equipment with fluids still inside.
9:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturdays and Sundays only, with residents asked to arrive early for unloading and residency verification.
The city publishes the site, its hours and its accepted and refused lists but no fee, so confirm whether a charge applies before loading the vehicle.
Parish drop-off site with tires, automotive fluids, batteries and e-waste
Jefferson Parish Metairie Drop-Off Site
400 David Drive, Metairie, LA 70003
Garbage and trash, white goods, bulky waste, scrap metal, tree and yard waste and construction debris, plus waste tires at five per resident per day, automotive fluids at five gallons per resident per day, oil filters at two per resident per day, e-waste, lead acid batteries, waste cooking oil at five gallons per day and holiday lights. The e-waste list names cell phones, computer accessories and hardware, external hard drives, cable boxes, circuit boards, processors, laptops, tablets, LCD monitors, networking equipment, printers, fax machines, telephones, televisions, uninterruptible power supplies, USB drives and video game players.
Cathode ray tube televisions and monitors, media, light bulbs and fluorescent bulbs of any kind, copiers, MP3 players, digital cameras and video recorders, stereo equipment, radios, speakers, toner and inkjet cartridges and portable navigation devices are refused at the site, and the same page prints a no CRT or TV note beside the e-waste line, so a television has to be confirmed at the gate. Dump trailers and rented box trucks are not permitted and loads may be redirected to a landfill.
Tuesday through Sunday from 9 am to 5:30 pm except observed holidays, self-service with debris unloaded by hand into the containers.
From $14 per pickup truck load for Jefferson Parish municipalities including Kenner, with $20.00 for a trailer load, paid by credit or debit card because cash is not accepted. Kenner loads must be placed in the containers labelled for municipal loads and the parish asks for a driver's licence or water bill to verify residence.
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.
Can a couch go out with the regular Kenner pickup?+
Yes. Furniture is collected as bulky waste beside the cart rather than in it, and it comes off the street on the second collection day of the week. No call to Waste Pro or the city is needed, but the piece has to be stacked neatly with 3 feet of clearance from carts, vehicles, mailboxes and utility poles, and the whole bulky set-out is limited to 10 cubic yards.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Kenner?+
Two ways. A mattress counts as bulky waste at the curb, so it goes beside the cart on the second collection day of the week within the 10 cubic yard limit and without a phone call. The city also names mattresses on the accepted list at its bulk waste drop-off site at 1803 24th Street, which opens 9 AM to 3 PM on Saturdays and Sundays and asks for proof of Kenner residency.Official guidance
What has to happen before an old fridge goes out in Kenner?+
The refrigerant comes out first. The city holds residents responsible for having the refrigerant removed from every appliance that contains it, with a certifying sticker, before the unit is placed curbside for pickup. White goods then go beside the cart on the second collection day, and the bulk waste drop-off site also takes refrigerators with the doors removed along with stoves, washers, dryers, dishwashers and microwaves.Official guidance
Where does a television go in Kenner?+
That has to be confirmed before the set leaves the house. The city bulk waste drop-off page lists televisions only as electronics allowed at the site's discretion, and the Jefferson Parish drop-off page both names televisions in its e-waste list and prints no CRT or TV beside the same line, so call the city at 504-468-7240 or the parish at 504-731-4612 first. The parish household hazardous materials event does accept televisions and CRT monitors.Official guidance
Do I have to call for a bulky waste pickup in Kenner?+
No. Bulky waste, large items, white goods and remodeling debris may be placed at the curb at any time and are removed on the second collection day of the week, and residents do not need to call Waste Pro or the city to arrange it. The limits are a 10 cubic yard residential set-out, items stacked or bagged neatly with 3 feet of clearance, and no hazardous waste or tires.Official guidance
Who collects garbage and recycling in Kenner?+
Waste Pro collects residential and commercial garbage, and Ramelli Recycling handles citywide recycling, both under city contracts. Household garbage is bagged into the green Waste Pro container and collected twice a week on one of three routes, and recycling runs by council district on a schedule that changed on August 3, 2026. The city provides one recycling container, extra overflow has to go in a container marked RECYCLING beside the city bin, and questions go to the city at 504-468-7240 or Waste Pro at (504) 392-4619.Official guidance
Is there a charge for bulky waste pickup in Kenner?+
The curbside bulky set-out is part of the residential service rather than a separate charge, and no appointment is needed: bulky waste, large items, white goods and remodeling debris go beside the cart and come off the street on the second collection day of the week. The limits are residential use only, 10 cubic yards per set-out, neat stacking with 3 feet of clearance, no hazardous waste and no tires. A household that would rather haul its own load can use the city drop-off site on 24th Street, which publishes no fee but does require proof of Kenner residency.Official guidance
What is not accepted at the Kenner curb?+
Hazardous household waste is never picked up curbside, including paint, motor oil, pesticides, gasoline and pool chemicals, and tires are refused in the bulky set-out too. Debris from a yard service, a tree removal contractor or a permitted construction or demolition job is not the city's to remove and can draw a violation if left out. Kenner also does not recycle glass at all, and the city's own recycling page sends glass bottles and jars to the Jefferson Parish drop-off sites. Electronics sit in the uncertain middle: the city drop-off site lists televisions, computers and printers only when the site allows them.Official guidance
Where do Kenner glass, tires and automotive fluids go?+
Not in the city carts. Kenner does not accept glass in its recycling program and points residents to Jefferson Parish drop-off sites for glass bottles and jars. The Metairie and Marrero parish sites also take waste tires at five per resident per day, automotive fluids at five gallons per resident per day, oil filters at two per resident per day and lead acid batteries, and they open Tuesday through Sunday from 9 am to 5:30 pm. Kenner loads go into the containers labelled for municipal loads, the parish lists a per vehicle fee for the municipalities including Kenner, and cash is not accepted.Official guidance
