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City collection A couch, sofa, chair, lamp or rug is on the contractor's published bulky waste list and is collected from the curb on the scheduled week for that side of the city. Furniture that came out of a paid cleanout is not, because the contractor refuses material generated by a hired contractor. No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service, counted inside the 8 yard monthly bulky limit and collected on the scheduled week for that side of Slidell.
City collection A mattress is named on the contractor's published bulky waste list, so it goes out with the curb pile on the scheduled week for that side of the city rather than with the household garbage. No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service, counted inside the 8 yard monthly bulky limit for a household on the scheduled sweep week.
City collection Major appliances are on the contractor's published bulky waste list and go out with the curb pile on the scheduled week. The contractor publishes nothing about refrigerant recovery, door removal or a separate appliance fee, so confirm how the unit has to be prepared before it is set out. No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service and counted inside the 8 yard monthly bulky limit. Confirm any special handling with the contractor for a unit that holds refrigerant.
City collection Bulky and green waste is collected by a grapple truck that sweeps the north side and the south side of Slidell on alternating weeks, up to 8 yards per household per month. The contractor publishes major appliances, furniture, mattresses, couches, lamps and rugs as its bulky waste examples. Household garbage stays in the 95 gallon cart, because bagged items and loose items set out beside the cart are not collected. No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service, which publishes no separate item fee. Each household is capped at 8 yards of bulky or green waste per month and the pile has to be out on the scheduled week for that side of the city.
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?
Slidell collects garbage, recycling, bulky waste and green waste through one contracted hauler, Coastal Environmental Services. Household trash goes in a 95 gallon cart twice a week, recycling goes out once a week with no glass and no bags, and bulky items and green waste ride a separate grapple truck that sweeps the north side and the south side of the city on alternating weeks, capped at 8 yards per household per month. A couch, a mattress, a major appliance, a lamp or a rug is on the contractor's published bulky list, while tires, tanks, dirt and concrete chunks, contractor generated debris and debris holding paint, gasoline or motor oil are refused. Glass is collected at a free monthly drop-off on the second Saturday, and a renovation load moves in a roll-off container instead of the curb pile.
Bulky and green waste is collected by a grapple truck that sweeps the north side and the south side of Slidell on alternating weeks, up to 8 yards per household per month. The contractor publishes major appliances, furniture, mattresses, couches, lamps and rugs as its bulky waste examples. Household garbage stays in the 95 gallon cart, because bagged items and loose items set out beside the cart are not collected.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service, which publishes no separate item fee. Each household is capped at 8 yards of bulky or green waste per month and the pile has to be out on the scheduled week for that side of the city.
When & how
Bulky and green waste is swept on the north side and the south side of Slidell on alternating weeks. Put the pile at the curb on the Sunday night or by 5 a.m. Monday of the week the grapple truck is due on that side. Garbage runs Monday and Thursday or Tuesday and Friday, and no routes run on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day or New Year's Day.
Get it ready
Keep the pile at least 3 feet from mailboxes, vehicles, fences, cable boxes and posts, and away from power lines and low hanging trees. The contractor refuses anything generated by a hired contractor, anything over 8 feet long, anything holding wet paint, gasoline, motor oil or another hazardous material, tires, tanks, and dirt or large chunks of concrete.
A couch, sofa, chair, lamp or rug is on the contractor's published bulky waste list and is collected from the curb on the scheduled week for that side of the city. Furniture that came out of a paid cleanout is not, because the contractor refuses material generated by a hired contractor.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service, counted inside the 8 yard monthly bulky limit and collected on the scheduled week for that side of Slidell.
When & how
Collected with the alternating north side and south side bulky sweep. Set the item out on the Sunday night or by 5 a.m. Monday of the scheduled week, and expect the grapple truck to work each side of the city once before it moves to the other side.
Get it ready
Set the furniture at the curb and clear of mailboxes, vehicles, fences, utility boxes, power lines and low hanging trees, keeping the pile at least 3 feet from any obstacle. Anything longer than 8 feet, or holding motor oil, gasoline or wet paint, has to go somewhere else.
A mattress is named on the contractor's published bulky waste list, so it goes out with the curb pile on the scheduled week for that side of the city rather than with the household garbage.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service, counted inside the 8 yard monthly bulky limit for a household on the scheduled sweep week.
When & how
Collected with the alternating north side and south side bulky sweep, out at the curb on the Sunday night or by 5 a.m. Monday of the week the grapple truck is due on that side.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry, away from the cart, and at least 3 feet clear of vehicles, mailboxes, fences and utility boxes so the grapple truck can reach it. Debris holding motor oil, gasoline or wet paint is refused in the same pile.
Major appliances are on the contractor's published bulky waste list and go out with the curb pile on the scheduled week. The contractor publishes nothing about refrigerant recovery, door removal or a separate appliance fee, so confirm how the unit has to be prepared before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service and counted inside the 8 yard monthly bulky limit. Confirm any special handling with the contractor for a unit that holds refrigerant.
When & how
Collected with the alternating north side and south side bulky sweep, out at the curb on the Sunday night or by 5 a.m. Monday of the week that side of the city is scheduled.
Get it ready
Empty the unit first and confirm with the contractor how doors, refrigerant, oil and gas have to be handled. Tanks holding propane, oxygen or gas are refused in the bulky pile, and a unit with fuel or oil still in it belongs with a business that states it accepts appliances.
Electronics are not part of the curbside program. The bulky list names major appliances, furniture, mattresses, couches, lamps and rugs only, and the recycling page puts electronics, batteries, paint, chemicals, oil and oil filters inside the hazardous waste category that the recycling cart refuses. No electronics or television drop-off is published by the city or the contractor, so the route and the price have to be confirmed before anything is loaded.
City cost & eligibility
No curbside collection is published for electronics or televisions, so no city or contractor fee applies. Ask the contractor at 985-781-3171, or a retailer or transfer station that states it accepts electronics, for its own acceptance rule and its own charge before the item is moved.
When & how
There is no collection day to plan around, because the curbside program does not take electronics. Call the contractor during business hours to ask what the city contract can arrange, and check the receiving site's own hours before a trip.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before any handover, keep batteries out of the recycling cart, and confirm that the receiving site takes a television or a monitor rather than only small devices before loading a vehicle.
Tires are refused in the bulky pile and in the recycling cart, and the city publishes no tire drop-off, so a tire has to go to a business that states it will take it.
City cost & eligibility
Tires sit on the contractor's published unacceptable list, so the curbside program sets no fee for them. A tire dealer or a transfer station that takes tires sets its own charge, which has to be confirmed before the trip.
When & how
There is no curbside collection day for tires. Ask the contractor at 985-781-3171, or the receiving business, during its own opening hours.
Get it ready
Confirm the size, the number of tires and the price with the business that will take them, and keep tires out of the bulky pile so the rest of the pile is not refused at the curb.
Green waste is collected twice a month as its own pile and counts against the same 8 yard monthly limit as bulky waste. The contractor defines green waste as grass, leaves, flowers, stalks, stems, Christmas trees and tree trimmings produced by a resident rather than by a hired contractor or a commercial tree cutter.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service inside the 8 yard monthly bulky and green waste limit, with no separate fee published for a green waste pile.
When & how
Green waste is picked up twice monthly, with leaves bagged or containerized in the cart and the rest piled for the grapple truck. A large pile can be scheduled by calling 985-781-3171, and the contractor says removal can take up to two weeks.
Get it ready
Trunks and limbs may not exceed 50 pounds or 12 inches in diameter, and the pile may not exceed 5 feet long, 4 feet wide and 4 feet high. Keep the pile out of ditches, driveways, the roadway, sidewalks and a neighbor's property, and away from hydrants, water meter boxes, power lines and low hanging trees.
Cardboard is broken down and placed inside the recycling cart, which is collected once a week and accepts corrugated cardboard and boxboard. The published exception is a large television or appliance box without styrofoam, which may be set out with bulky waste.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service, with no separate fee for cardboard and boxboard placed loose in the recycling cart.
When & how
The city publishes curbside recycling for St. Tammany Garbage District 1 on Wednesdays, and carts come off the curb once they are serviced, because a recycling cart left out on the garbage day is dumped with the garbage.
Get it ready
Break every box down and keep the material loose in the cart, because bags and plastic film are refused. Take styrofoam and packing material out of the box, and take delivery boxes apart rather than stacking them beside the cart.
Construction and demolition material from a hired contractor is refused in the curb pile, along with dirt and large chunks of concrete, so a renovation load moves in a roll-off container. Coastal Environmental Services publishes 20, 30 and 40 yard containers, and the container company that supplies the box sets its own refusal list. A nearby transfer station's container guidance lists paint, refrigerant, tires, appliances, electronics, medical or infectious waste and hazardous material as items that do not belong in a rental box, so confirm the list with the supplier.
City cost & eligibility
The contractor publishes container sizes but no container or tonnage rate, and the transfer station publishes no gate rate, so the price has to be quoted before the container is ordered.
When & how
A roll-off container is scheduled directly with the container company, which delivers and collects on its own calendar. The curbside bulky sweep and the weekly recycling route do not take contractor loads.
Get it ready
Separate clean soil, sod and concrete when the hauler prices them differently, keep paint, refrigerant, tires, appliances and electronics out of a construction container, and ask the container company for its own refusal list, because the nearby transfer station's container guidance is that site's rule rather than the supplier's, and do not load above the top rail or above the half level when the load is soil or concrete.
Scrap metal is not a separate curbside category in Slidell. Metal that comes out of a major appliance or a piece of furniture leaves with the bulky pile, because both are on the published example list, while loose scrap such as pipe, fencing or auto parts has to be confirmed with the contractor or taken to a yard or transfer station that states it accepts metal.
City cost & eligibility
The city and the contractor publish no scrap metal fee, and the nearby transfer station publishes no gate rate, so the acceptance rule and the price have to be confirmed before a load is moved.
When & how
Metal inside a bulky item moves with the alternating north side and south side sweep. Loose scrap is scheduled or delivered on the receiving business's own opening hours.
Get it ready
Keep metal out of the household cart, drain oil or fuel from the item first, and leave tanks holding propane, oxygen or gas out of the pile, because the contractor refuses them.
Glass is refused in the curbside recycling cart, so the city and Keep Slidell Beautiful run a free monthly glass drop-off instead.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to Slidell residents at the monthly drop-off, with no weight or item fee published for the program.
When & how
Every second Saturday of the month from 9:00 a.m. to noon, in the Heritage Park parking lot at the corner of Bayou Lane and Pennsylvania Avenue.
Get it ready
Keep glass out of the curbside recycling cart and confirm the current month's date with Keep Slidell Beautiful at (985) 646-4371 before loading a vehicle.
Exercise equipment is named neither on the contractor's published bulky example list nor on its unacceptable list, so a treadmill, elliptical or weight machine has to be confirmed with the contractor before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
The city, the contractor and the nearby transfer station publish no acceptance line and no rate for exercise equipment, so confirm the machine and the price before it moves.
When & how
Exercise equipment has no published sweep slot, so confirm the item with Coastal Environmental Services at 985-781-3171 before the bulky week for that side of the city, or arrange a container or a receiving yard that states it takes the machine.
Get it ready
Keep the machine out of the household cart and out of the green waste pile, and confirm before the sweep week because the contractor's published bulky examples do not name exercise equipment.
Match the pile to your side of the city, not to your garbage day
Bulky and green waste is swept on the north side and the south side of Slidell on alternating weeks, and the crew starts the north sweep in the Breckenridge Subdivision and the south sweep at Carrol Rd and West Hall. Put the pile out on the Sunday night or by 5 a.m. Monday of the week the grapple truck is due on your side, because the crew works that side of the city once and does not come back until the next scheduled week.
Keep the pile clear of obstacles and overhead lines
Leave at least 3 feet between the pile and any mailbox, vehicle, fence, cable box, post or utility box, and keep the material out from under power lines and low hanging trees. Yard waste also stays out of ditches, driveways, the roadway and sidewalks, off a neighbor's property, and away from hydrants and water meter boxes, so the grapple truck can reach the pile from the street.
Bag the household waste, close the lid to within 6 inches of the top, and leave nothing beside the cart, because bagged items and loose items outside the cart are not collected. Put carts out the night before or by 5 a.m., within 3 feet of the curb and clear of vehicles, mailboxes, hydrants, poles and fences, with the handle facing the house and the lid opening facing the street. Round cans and cans with removable lids are not collected, and a recycling cart left at the curb on the garbage day is dumped as garbage.
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 Slidell and Coastal Environmental Services
Bulky and green waste pickup on the city contract
A household with a couch, a mattress, a major appliance or a green waste pile that can be set out at the curb on the scheduled week for its side of the city.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the city's contracted residential collection service and capped at 8 yards of bulky or green waste per household per month, with no separate item fee published.
Arrange it
Set the pile at the curb on the Sunday night or by 5 a.m. Monday of the week the grapple truck is due on your side of the city, at least 3 feet clear of obstacles and overhead lines.
The contractor refuses contractor generated debris, anything over 8 feet long, debris holding wet paint, gasoline, motor oil or another hazardous material, tires, tanks, and dirt or large chunks of concrete, and the crew does not return to a side of the city until its next scheduled week.
Roll-off container for a renovation or a large cleanout
A household or a contractor with construction, demolition, clean fill or heavy material that the curbside pile refuses, including anything a hired contractor generated.
Cost & conditions
The city contractor publishes 20, 30 and 40 yard container sizes without a container or tonnage rate, and the nearby transfer station publishes no gate rate, so the price has to be quoted before the container is ordered.
Arrange it
Order a 20, 30 or 40 yard roll-off container from Coastal Environmental Services or another local container company, which delivers the box and collects it on its own schedule.
Ask the container company for its own refusal list: a nearby transfer station's container guidance lists paint, refrigerant, tires, appliances, electronics, medical or infectious waste and hazardous material as items that do not belong in a rental box. A container may not be loaded above the top rail, and soil or concrete may not be loaded above the half level.
City of Slidell and Coastal Environmental Services
Free monthly glass drop-off
A household with glass bottles and jars that the curbside recycling cart refuses.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to Slidell residents, run by the city and Keep Slidell Beautiful with no published item or weight fee.
Arrange it
Bring separated glass to the Heritage Park parking lot at the corner of Bayou Lane and Pennsylvania Avenue between 9:00 a.m. and noon on the second Saturday of the month.
The drop-off runs on one morning a month, and the glass it takes does not change the curbside rule, which keeps glass out of the recycling cart.
Transfer station in Mandeville that a household can call about a self-hauled load
Stranco Solid Waste Management Transfer Station
68658 LA-59, Mandeville, LA 70471
The transfer station page publishes no item list of its own. The company's container guidance lists asphalt, concrete, brick, block, cardboard, general household waste, construction and demolition material, clean fill, home renovation material, furniture and metals as accepted in its containers, while paint, refrigerant, tires, appliances and electronics are refused.
Residential gate access, unloading rules and payment are not published for the transfer station, and the accepted-material list is written for rented containers rather than a household load, so call (985) 893-5308 before making the trip.
Monday to Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., closed on major holidays.
The transfer station publishes its address and hours without a gate rate or a minimum load charge, so confirm the fee and the accepted material by phone before loading a vehicle.
Free monthly glass drop-off run by the city and Keep Slidell Beautiful
Heritage Park glass recycling drop-off
Heritage Park parking lot, corner of Bayou Lane and Pennsylvania Avenue, Slidell, LA
Separated household glass bottles and jars, which are hauled to the Glass Half Full facility in St. Bernard Parish for coastal restoration and new glass products.
Slidell residents only, one morning a month, and the glass has to be kept out of the curbside recycling cart, which refuses glass and plastic film. Confirm the current month's date with Keep Slidell Beautiful at (985) 646-4371 before loading the car.
Every second Saturday of the month from 9:00 a.m. to noon.
No charge. Free to Slidell residents, with no published item or weight fee for the monthly drop-off.
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.
What counts as bulky waste in Slidell?+
The city contractor publishes major appliances, furniture, mattresses, couches, lamps and rugs as its bulky waste examples, collected by a grapple truck on an alternating north side and south side schedule. Household garbage still belongs in the 95 gallon cart, because bagged items and loose items set out beside the cart are not collected.Official guidance
Will a couch or sofa be picked up from the curb?+
Yes. Couches are named on the contractor's published bulky waste example list, along with other furniture, lamps and rugs, and the grapple truck collects them on the scheduled bulky week for that side of the city. Put the item out on the Sunday night or by 5 a.m. Monday of that week and keep it at least 3 feet clear of vehicles, mailboxes and utility boxes.Official guidance
Are refrigerators and other major appliances collected at the curb?+
Major appliances are on the contractor's published bulky waste list, so they go out with the curb pile on the scheduled bulky week for your side of the city. The contractor publishes no instruction for refrigerant, doors or a separate appliance fee, so call 985-781-3171 and confirm how the unit has to be prepared before it is set out.Official guidance
How do Slidell residents get rid of a television?+
Not through the curbside program. The contractor's bulky list covers major appliances, furniture, mattresses, couches, lamps and rugs, and its recycling page lists electronics inside the hazardous waste category that the cart refuses. Call Coastal Environmental Services at 985-781-3171 to ask what the city contract can arrange, then confirm the items and the charge with the site that takes the television.Official guidance
Who collects garbage and bulky items in Slidell?+
Coastal Environmental Services collects for the City of Slidell, and the city's own Public Utilities page names it as the city trash company. Garbage runs twice a week on either a Monday and Thursday or a Tuesday and Friday pattern, recycling runs once a week, and bulky and green waste rides a separate grapple truck that works one side of the city at a time. The contract number is 985-781-3171.Official guidance
Which week is bulky waste collected on my street?+
Bulky and green waste alternates between the north side and the south side of Slidell, so the pickup week depends on which side of the city your address sits on rather than on your garbage day. The north sweep starts in the Breckenridge Subdivision and the south sweep starts at Carrol Rd and West Hall, and each side is worked once per scheduled week before the truck moves to the other side.Official guidance
How much bulky waste can I put out each month?+
The published limit is 8 yards of bulky or green waste per household per month, and the two streams share that allowance. Anything over 8 feet long, any debris holding wet paint, gasoline or motor oil, tires, tanks, dirt and large chunks of concrete, and anything a hired contractor generated are refused in the same pile.Official guidance
Can I take my own items somewhere in Slidell instead of waiting for the truck?+
The city publishes no municipal drop-off for household bulky items, so the usual answer is to call Coastal Environmental Services at 985-781-3171 and ask what the contract can arrange. Glass is the exception, with a free drop-off at the Heritage Park parking lot at the corner of Bayou Lane and Pennsylvania Avenue from 9:00 a.m. to noon on the second Saturday of the month, and a transfer station in Mandeville at 68658 LA-59 can be asked about a self-hauled load at (985) 893-5308.Official guidance
