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City collection Sofas, tables, chairs, entertainment centers and similar household pieces are bulk items in Baltimore County. Each single-family home and town home gets two scheduled bulk collections a year with a limit of three bulk items per collection, and no call is needed to request the pick-up. No charge. Single-family homes and town homes inside Baltimore County boundaries, with two scheduled bulk collections a year of up to three items each. County residents can also take bulk items to any of the three drop-off centers at no charge within the annual visit allowance.
City collection Mattresses are one of the items the county names as too large for weekly trash and takes through the bulk item program, up to three items per scheduled collection. No charge. Single-family homes and town homes inside Baltimore County boundaries, inside the two scheduled bulk collections a year of up to three items each, or at any of the three drop-off centers within the annual visit allowance.
City collection Residential appliances, including washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves and water heaters, are accepted as bulk items, and residential outdoor appliances such as grills are on the same list. No charge. Single-family homes and town homes inside Baltimore County boundaries, inside the two scheduled bulk collections a year of up to three items each, or at any of the three drop-off centers within the annual visit allowance.
City collection Bagged household refuse is collected every week in the normal trash program, and it is not a bulk item. Ordinary municipal solid waste from the weekly collection program is refused in the bulk collection. No charge. Baltimore County households on the county collection schedule, through the weekly trash collection rather than the bulk program.
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?
Parkville is an unincorporated Baltimore County community, so the county Bureau of Solid Waste Management runs the collection, bulk and drop-off programs that serve an address here rather than a municipal public works department. The county takes large pieces through a bulk item program rather than the weekly carts: each single-family home and town home gets two scheduled bulk collections a year with a limit of three items per collection, and mattresses, furniture, appliances and even televisions and computers are on the accepted list. A resident who cannot wait for a date, or who has more than three items, can carry the load to one of the three county drop-off centers instead, which are free for the first ten visits a year. Household chemicals have their own accepted lists at those centers, and yard materials follow the paper bag rules on the separate yard days. Materials that are not disassembled, longer than eight feet, or on the refused list, such as tires, stone items and anything holding liquids, are turned away.
Sofas, tables, chairs, entertainment centers and similar household pieces are bulk items in Baltimore County. Each single-family home and town home gets two scheduled bulk collections a year with a limit of three bulk items per collection, and no call is needed to request the pick-up.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Single-family homes and town homes inside Baltimore County boundaries, with two scheduled bulk collections a year of up to three items each. County residents can also take bulk items to any of the three drop-off centers at no charge within the annual visit allowance.
When & how
Bulk collection runs on the two dates assigned to the address and listed on the mailer sent to the home. The year's dates are posted after January 1 and can be looked up, or the Bureau can confirm them at 410-887-2000.
Get it ready
Set the items out after 6 p.m. the night before the scheduled date, at the same spot where trash and recycling normally go. Break down awnings, clear clothesline poles and clothes trees of concrete, roll and tie carpet and linoleum, break down and bundle metal sheds and playhouses, remove the gas tank and wheels from a mower, and keep swing sets and play sets to metal only and fully dismantled. Nothing longer than eight feet is accepted, and anything not disassembled is refused.
Mattresses are one of the items the county names as too large for weekly trash and takes through the bulk item program, up to three items per scheduled collection.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Single-family homes and town homes inside Baltimore County boundaries, inside the two scheduled bulk collections a year of up to three items each, or at any of the three drop-off centers within the annual visit allowance.
When & how
Use the bulk collection date assigned to the address, or bring the mattress to a drop-off center during its open hours.
Get it ready
Set the mattress out after 6 p.m. the night before the scheduled collection, at the usual trash and recycling point. A mattress counts as one of the three items, so keep it separate from the rest of the load and keep liquids, tires, mirrors and plate glass out of the pile.
Refrigerators, washers, dryers and other appliances
Accepted with preparation
Residential appliances, including washers, dryers, refrigerators, stoves and water heaters, are accepted as bulk items, and residential outdoor appliances such as grills are on the same list.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Single-family homes and town homes inside Baltimore County boundaries, inside the two scheduled bulk collections a year of up to three items each, or at any of the three drop-off centers within the annual visit allowance.
When & how
Set the appliance out on the bulk collection date assigned to the address, or take it to a drop-off center during opening hours.
Get it ready
An appliance counts as one of the three bulk items. Empty it, keep refrigerant lines intact for the county to handle, and leave liquids, compressed gas tanks, drums, fuel and oil tanks and equipment with fluorescent tubes out of the load entirely, because those are refused.
Electronics such as televisions, monitors, computers, laptops and printers are accepted in the county bulk collection, and household electronics are also accepted for recycling at all three drop-off centers.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Baltimore County households, inside the two scheduled bulk collections a year of up to three items each or at any drop-off center within the annual ten-visit allowance.
When & how
Either include the device in a scheduled bulk collection or drop it at the Central Acceptance Facility in Cockeysville, the Western Acceptance Facility in Halethorpe or the Eastern Sanitary Landfill in White Marsh during open hours.
Get it ready
Keep devices dry, bring the cables if you have them, and count each large item against the three-item bulk limit. Small appliances, audio equipment, cell and landline phones, printers, scanners, copiers, cameras, cables, drones and computer parts are on the drop-off electronics list, and the county asks residents to check a manufacturer take-back or donation program first when the device still works.
Some building materials, such as sinks, toilets, bathtubs and carpet, are accepted as bulk items. Heavier renovation loads and the refused materials have to be handled separately, because stone items, concrete sinks and anything not disassembled are not part of the residential bulk program.
City cost & eligibility
Building materials that qualify as bulk items ride the two free scheduled bulk collections a year. Confirm a larger renovation load, and any charge for material beyond the ten free drop-off visits, with the Bureau of Solid Waste Management at 410-887-2000 before loading.
When & how
Use a scheduled bulk collection date for qualifying pieces, or a drop-off center during opening hours. Large or commercial-scale loads need the county's separate disposal authorization, because drop-off center accounts and permits govern commercial material.
Get it ready
Roll and tie carpet, dismantle what can be dismantled, and keep every piece under eight feet. Refused in the bulk program: pianos, boats, pool tables, cast iron furnaces, concrete sinks, stone sinks or stone items, mirrors and plate glass, compressed gas tanks and any pressure vessel, drums, fuel and oil tanks, equipment containing fluorescent lighting tubes, stumps and logs, tires, anything holding liquids, and any large item that is not disassembled.
The county's bulk list names household furniture, outdoor appliances and household items that weekly trash will not take, but it does not name exercise machines, so a treadmill, elliptical or weight machine has to be confirmed with the Bureau before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
A machine that the Bureau accepts as a bulk item stays inside the two free scheduled collections a year. Confirm the exact machine, and any charge for material beyond the ten free drop-off visits, at 410-887-2000.
When & how
Call or email the Bureau of Solid Waste Management at 410-887-2000 or solidwaste@baltimorecountymd.gov before the scheduled bulk date, and describe the machine.
Get it ready
Describe the size, the metal frame, the motor and any electronic console, and dismantle what you can. Anything longer than eight feet or left assembled is refused, and a console that is a computer or screen falls under the separate electronics guidance.
Bagged household refuse is collected every week in the normal trash program, and it is not a bulk item. Ordinary municipal solid waste from the weekly collection program is refused in the bulk collection.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Baltimore County households on the county collection schedule, through the weekly trash collection rather than the bulk program.
When & how
Put bagged household trash out on the regular collection day, after 6 p.m. the night before, rather than on a bulk date.
Get it ready
Use a sturdy, water-tight, rodent-resistant container with a tight-fitting cover, and do not fasten the lid with rope, wire or chain. Plastic bags are not accepted for recyclables of any kind, and yard materials do not belong in trash containers.
Trash, single stream recycling, yard materials and bulk items all go to the designated curb or alley point after 6 p.m. the night before collection. A container lid may not be fastened to the can with rope, wire, chain or springs, and a container holds its collection only when it is set out the night before.
Single stream recyclables are mixed together in one container: a blue bin, a can marked RECYCLE, a small cardboard box whose contents go with it, or a paper bag or bundle tied with non-plastic string for paper and cardboard. No plastic bag of any type or colour may be used to set out recyclables, even one sold as a recycling or compostable bag.
The county assigns each single-family home and town home two bulk collection dates a year and mails them, so no request is needed. If a collection is cancelled for weather, the make-up is usually the next business day, and the county posts collection status for residents to check.
Where the county schedule shows Y days, yard materials are collected separately for recycling from April 1 until the last Y day of the year and must be in heavy-duty two-ply paper lawn and leaf bags. Branches and limbs may be no more than three inches in diameter and three feet long, tied in bundles, and no more than 20 bags go out per collection. Yard materials are never placed in trash containers or in the street.
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.
Household bulk items, furniture, appliances, electronics, recyclables, yard material and household hazardous waste from a Baltimore County home.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Baltimore County residents, free of charge for up to ten visits a year across the three facilities. After ten visits the material has to go to the Eastern Sanitary Landfill, where a prorated tonnage fee applies.
Arrange it
Load the vehicle yourself and unload at the facility; the county states that attendants do not help unload bulk items. Bring the material during opening hours, and remember that no vehicle is admitted to the Eastern Sanitary Landfill after 3:15 p.m.
The three centers keep different hours and take different hazardous waste lists. Household paints are limited to 20 gallons per visit at the Central Acceptance Facility, and fluorescent bulbs are limited to 10 per delivery per day.
The two scheduled bulk collections a year that come with a single-family home or town home inside Baltimore County.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Single-family homes and town homes inside Baltimore County boundaries, with no request call needed.
Arrange it
Use the mailer sent to the address, or look up the next scheduled bulk collection date posted for the year, and contact the Bureau of Solid Waste Management at 410-887-2000 or solidwaste@baltimorecountymd.gov if the dates cannot be found.
Three items per collection, nothing longer than eight feet, and no item that is still assembled.
Usable appliances, beds, building materials, furniture, rugs and electronics that a charity or reuse organisation will take.
Cost & conditions
Donation is arranged directly with the receiving organisation, so any condition, pickup or drop-off terms come from that organisation rather than from the county.
Arrange it
Check the county's Reuse Directory for organisations that accept the item, and contact the organisation before delivering it.
Organisations set their own acceptance rules and condition requirements, and the county does not mediate the donation.
A Baltimore County household can carry its own bulk items, appliances, electronics, recyclables, yard material and household chemicals to the Eastern Sanitary Landfill in White Marsh, the Central Acceptance Facility in Cockeysville or the Western Acceptance Facility in Halethorpe. The first ten visits a year are free, residents unload their own vehicles, and after ten visits material goes to the Eastern Sanitary Landfill at a prorated tonnage rate. Trash and recycling drop-off centers
Residential trash and recyclables, bulk items, and household hazardous waste including motor oil, antifreeze, gasoline, mercury thermometers and thermostats, fluorescent bulbs and rechargeable batteries
Bulk items must be unloaded by the resident, fluorescent bulbs are limited to ten per delivery per day, and no vehicle is admitted after 3:15 p.m.
Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with unloading finished by 3:30 p.m.
No charge. Baltimore County residents within the ten free drop-off visits a year, after which material delivered here is charged at a prorated tonnage rate.
201 West Warren Road, Cockeysville, Maryland 21030
Residential trash and recyclables, bulk items, household hazardous waste including paints up to 20 gallons per visit, household chemicals, cooking oil, pesticides, motor oil, antifreeze, gasoline, mercury items, fluorescent bulbs and rechargeable batteries
The entrance is on Drop Off Drive, bulk items must be unloaded by the resident, paints are capped at 20 gallons per visit and fluorescent bulbs at ten per delivery per day
Monday to Saturday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
No charge. Baltimore County residents within the ten free drop-off visits a year, after which the prorated landfill tonnage rate applies at the Eastern Sanitary Landfill.
Residential trash and recyclables, bulk items, and household hazardous waste including motor oil, antifreeze, mercury thermometers and thermostats, fluorescent bulbs and rechargeable batteries
The facility sits at the end of Transway Road, bulk items must be unloaded by the resident, and the hazardous waste list here is shorter than at the other two centers
Monday to Saturday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.
No charge. Baltimore County residents within the ten free drop-off visits a year, after which the prorated landfill tonnage rate applies at the Eastern Sanitary Landfill.
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 many bulk items will Baltimore County collect at one address?+
Three items per scheduled collection, with two bulk collections assigned to each single-family home and town home a year. The dates come on a county mailer and need no request call; a resident who cannot find the dates can ask the Bureau of Solid Waste Management at 410-887-2000.Official guidance
Will Baltimore County take a refrigerator as a bulk item?+
Yes. Residential appliances such as refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters are named on the county's accepted bulk item list, and an appliance counts as one of the three items allowed per scheduled collection.Official guidance
Can a Baltimore County television go out with bulk items?+
Yes. Televisions, monitors, computers, laptops and printers are on the county's accepted bulk item list, and household electronics can also be dropped for recycling at all three county drop-off centers.Official guidance
Can Baltimore County bulk collection take a cast iron tub or concrete pieces?+
No. Cast iron furnaces, concrete sinks, stone sinks or stone items, and anything not disassembled are refused in the residential bulk program, while an ordinary bathtub, sink, toilet or roll of carpet is named as an accepted building material.Official guidance
How does bulk junk leave a Baltimore County address?+
Two ways. Each single-family home and town home gets two scheduled bulk collections a year with a limit of three items per collection, and county residents may also carry bulk items to any of the three drop-off centers at no charge within the ten visits allowed each year.Official guidance
How do I find my Baltimore County bulk collection dates?+
Use the mailer sent to the address, which lists the assigned dates, or look up the scheduled bulk collection date posted for the year. Residents who cannot find the dates can ask the Bureau of Solid Waste Management at 410-887-2000 or solidwaste@baltimorecountymd.gov.Official guidance
How many visits do Baltimore County residents get at the drop-off centers?+
Ten visits a year, free of charge, across the Eastern Sanitary Landfill in White Marsh, the Central Acceptance Facility in Cockeysville and the Western Acceptance Facility in Halethorpe. After ten visits the material has to go to the Eastern Sanitary Landfill at a prorated tonnage rate, and residents unload their own vehicles.Official guidance
Which household chemicals do the Baltimore County drop-off centers take?+
The accepted lists differ by site. All three take motor oil and antifreeze, mercury thermometers and thermostats, up to ten fluorescent bulbs per delivery per day and rechargeable batteries; gasoline is listed at the Eastern Sanitary Landfill and the Central Acceptance Facility, which also takes paints up to 20 gallons per visit, household chemicals, cooking oil and pesticides.Official guidance
Where do Baltimore County electronics go?+
Televisions, monitors, computers, laptops and printers are accepted as bulk items on a scheduled collection, and household electronics are also accepted for recycling at all three county drop-off centers. The county asks residents to check a manufacturer take-back program or a donation organisation first when a device still works.Official guidance
What will Baltimore County refuse in a bulk load?+
Pianos, boats, pool tables, cast iron furnaces, concrete sinks, stone items, mirrors and plate glass, compressed gas tanks, drums, fuel and oil tanks, equipment with fluorescent tubes, stumps and logs, tires, anything holding liquids, anything over eight feet and any large item that is not disassembled.Official guidance
