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City collection Curbside collection does not take couches or other large furniture. City residents can put them in a Project Pride load, and a donation center takes furniture that is not upholstered. No charge. City of Holland resident enrolled in the residential refuse and recycling program with refuse accounts paid up to date; one coupon covers a free drop-off of miscellaneous residential items under half a ton.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are listed among the materials a Project Pride coupon covers, and the city has also collected them at a residents-only recycling drop-off. No charge. City resident with a current refuse and recycling account; a Project Pride coupon covers a residential load under half a ton, and the city's published recycling drop-off took mattresses free from city residents who showed proof of residency.
City collection Holland Board of Public Works pays a rebate and collects working refrigerators, freezers, mini-fridges, dehumidifiers and window air conditioners from its electric customers. No charge. Holland BPW electric customer retiring a working listed appliance, within the program's annual limits for large appliances and small appliances; the program pays a rebate and arranges collection.
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?
Holland runs its own residential refuse and recycling program. Holland Board of Public Works handles billing and customer service while Republic Services collects at the curb, and oversized or restricted items leave that system for a city coupon, a local receiving business or a scrap yard. Confirm the destination for the material before you load it.
Curbside collection does not take couches or other large furniture. City residents can put them in a Project Pride load, and a donation center takes furniture that is not upholstered.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Holland resident enrolled in the residential refuse and recycling program with refuse accounts paid up to date; one coupon covers a free drop-off of miscellaneous residential items under half a ton.
When & how
Request the coupon first, then deliver the load Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or on the first Saturday of the month 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. A coupon is valid for 15 days after it is issued.
Get it ready
Bring the printed coupon to the drop-off site. Keep upholstered pieces out of a donation load, because the receiving charity lists upholstered furniture as an item it cannot accept.
Mattresses and box springs are listed among the materials a Project Pride coupon covers, and the city has also collected them at a residents-only recycling drop-off.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City resident with a current refuse and recycling account; a Project Pride coupon covers a residential load under half a ton, and the city's published recycling drop-off took mattresses free from city residents who showed proof of residency.
When & how
Use a coupon within its 15 day window, or check the city's recycling event page for the next published drop-off date and household limit.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the curbside cart. The local donation center lists mattresses as an item it cannot accept, so do not plan on a donation route.
A scrap yard inside Holland buys ferrous and nonferrous metals and takes appliances, tools, wires and cords. Project Pride loads also cover metals and appliances.
City cost & eligibility
The scrap yard buys material and sets its own rates and preparation requirements, and a Project Pride coupon is free but limited to one coupon per drop-off. Confirm which route fits the item.
When & how
PADNOS Black River Recycling is open Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., closed Sunday and on listed holidays.
Get it ready
Separate metal from non-metallic material such as wood, plastic or dirt, because non-metallic items are listed as not accepted. Keep cooling appliances and closed containers separate so refrigerant and pressure handling can be confirmed.
Holland Board of Public Works pays a rebate and collects working refrigerators, freezers, mini-fridges, dehumidifiers and window air conditioners from its electric customers.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Holland BPW electric customer retiring a working listed appliance, within the program's annual limits for large appliances and small appliances; the program pays a rebate and arranges collection.
When & how
Call the program's collection partner or email the recycling team to schedule a pickup, and have the appliance in a place the crew can reach on the appointment day.
Get it ready
The appliance must be in working order and the account holder must be a Holland BPW electric customer. Place it outside the home or in an accessible spot such as a garage, and allow several weeks for the rebate credit to appear on the account.
Televisions, computers and other electronics are kept out of the curbside cart. The city item finder routes televisions and computers to a donation center, and PADNOS publishes a detailed electronics accepted list.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free drop-off where the receiving location accepts the item: a donation center during posted hours, or a recycling drop-off that publishes an accepted list.
When & how
Use the donation center's posted hours, or check the city's recycling event page for the next published drop-off date before hauling a television or a monitor.
Get it ready
Remove personal data from computers, phones and tablets. Keep televisions, monitors, batteries and light bulbs out of the curbside recycling cart, and confirm older or non flat screen televisions because the donation center shows a television in both its accepted and unaccepted lists.
A Project Pride load covers residential construction debris such as lumber, drywall and flooring. Concrete, cement and non-residential material are excluded, and wood or construction scraps cannot go in the recycling cart.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Eligible residential load under half a ton delivered with a printed coupon; loads over half a ton may take an additional fee, and extra-large items are charged separately.
When & how
Deliver during the Project Pride drop-off hours of Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or the first Saturday of the month 8:00 to 11:00 a.m., within the coupon's 15 day window.
Get it ready
Separate concrete, cement, hazardous waste and material from a commercial job before loading. Ask when you request the coupon if the load includes material the program does not name.
Holland BPW bills a seasonal weekly yard waste service for city homes, and the city runs a spring cleanup and a fall leaf program on top of it. A yard waste site in Holland takes brush and leaves for a published per-load rate.
City cost & eligibility
Weekly yard waste collection is a billed seasonal service on the Holland BPW account rather than a free city benefit, and the two seasonal programs run on published dates. Confirm the account rate or the drop-off rate before setting material out or loading it.
When & how
Weekly yard waste collection runs April 1 through November 30 on the same day as refuse, with billing stopped for the off season. Spring Clean-Up and the Fall Leaf Program each run on published dates with a single pass per street.
Get it ready
Keep stumps, agricultural waste, animal waste, roots, sludge and garbage out of yard waste, and keep pieces within the city size limits. Place seasonal piles at the curb or shoulder rather than in the yard, and keep them clear of hydrants, mailboxes and storm drains.
Tires are excluded from the curbside cart and appear in the Project Pride rejected list, where the city notes an extra charge. The city item finder routes tires to a county recycling and waste center outside Holland.
City cost & eligibility
Tire handling is fee based and the receiving center's current schedule could not be read during this review, so confirm the per tire charge, any load limit and whether rims are wanted.
When & how
Call the receiving center during business hours before you load tires, and confirm the current operating days for the Byron Center site.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of Project Pride loads and out of the curbside cart. Ask the receiving site whether tires must be clean or separated from rims before delivery.
Exercise equipment is not collected curbside. A metal heavy machine fits a scrap yard load, a bulky machine fits a Project Pride load, and usable equipment may be donatable.
City cost & eligibility
The route decides the cost: a scrap yard buys metal and sets its own terms, a Project Pride coupon is free within its load limit, and a donation center accepts items it can resell.
When & how
Match the machine to a destination first, then use that location's posted hours: scrap yard weekdays and Saturday, coupon drop-off weekday and first Saturday windows, or a donation center's posted hours.
Get it ready
Reduce the machine to components only where it is safe and legal to do so, and keep upholstered or padded parts out of a load that only accepts metal.
Pallets are not named among the materials Project Pride accepts, and they cannot go in the curbside recycling cart. The city item finder returns a landscape supply business for pallets that does not publish pallet acceptance.
City cost & eligibility
Pallet acceptance and any drop-off charge are set by the receiving business and are not published for residents, so call before delivering a pallet load.
When & how
Call the listed business during its published weekday hours before transporting a pallet load, and ask when you request a Project Pride coupon if a pallet load qualifies as residential construction debris.
Get it ready
Keep pallets out of the curbside recycling cart and out of loads that accept only metal or yard material. Remove nails, banding and plastic wrap if the receiving site asks for it.
Holland residents can request up to two coupons a year, each covering one free drop-off of miscellaneous residential items under half a ton. Ask Community & Neighborhood Services for the coupon, use it within 15 days and bring a printed copy to the drop-off site.
The recycling cart takes accepted single stream material only. Electronics, batteries, light bulbs, yard waste, wood and construction scraps and items too large for the cart are not collected there, and the city points residents to the item finder or a Project Pride coupon for those.
Confirm the destination before the load is in the truck
The city item finder lists where Holland and nearby communities take items that are not accepted at the curb, including electronics, tires, pallets and yard material. Acceptance changes as programs and business lists change, so confirm the specific item with the receiving location before you drive.
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.
A city resident with oversized, bulky or restricted residential items and a current refuse and recycling account.
Cost & conditions
No charge. City of Holland resident enrolled in the residential refuse and recycling program with refuse accounts paid up to date; one coupon covers a free drop-off of miscellaneous residential items under half a ton.
Arrange it
Request the coupon from Community & Neighborhood Services, then bring the printed coupon to the Project Pride drop-off at Republic Services / Westshore Recycle between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday or 8:00 to 11:00 a.m. on the first Saturday of the month.
One covered load per coupon and up to two coupons a year, with the coupon expiring 15 days after issue. The program does not cover hazardous waste or chemicals, propane tanks, motor oil, paint, tires, televisions or computers, or non-residential debris, and extra-large items or loads over half a ton can take an extra fee.
A Holland BPW electric customer retiring a working refrigerator, freezer, mini-fridge, dehumidifier or window air conditioner.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Holland BPW electric customer with a working listed appliance, within the program's annual limits for large appliances and small appliances; the program pays a rebate and arranges collection.
Arrange it
Call the collection partner named on the program page or email the recycling team to schedule a pickup, and have the appliance outside the home or in an accessible place such as a garage when the crew arrives.
Appliances must be in working order, the participant must be a Holland BPW electric customer, and the annual limits are set per customer. Several weeks pass before the rebate credit reaches the account.
Usable or repairable electronics, computers, small appliances, tools and furniture that is not upholstered.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free donation during posted hours; the charity states that stained, broken or incomplete items within an accepted category are still taken and recycled.
Arrange it
Bring accepted items to the Holland donation center during its posted hours. The city item finder gives the donation center address and hours, and the charity's own page lists what it takes.
The charity lists upholstered furniture, mattresses, car seats and flammable items as items it cannot accept, and it shows a television in both the accepted and unaccepted lists, so confirm the specific television or monitor before loading it.
Scrap metal including copper, aluminum and steel, appliances, electronics and e-scrap, junk and end of life vehicles, catalytic converters, tools, wires and cords.
Not all scrap is accepted at every PADNOS location and not every material is taken at this one. Non-metallic items such as wood, dirt and concrete are listed as not accepted, closed containers need pressure handling, and a prohibited materials list is published separately. Confirm the item and whether it must be emptied before you load.
Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., closed Sunday and on the listed holidays.
The yard buys scrap and sets its own rates and preparation requirements; ask about current pricing, material limits and any minimum load before you go.
Leaves loose or in paper yard waste bags, grass clippings and sod, brush such as limbs, branches, small bushes, shrubs, vines and root balls, logs, and soil that is free of stone.
No garbage, lumber or construction material of any kind including untreated lumber and railroad ties, no metal, concrete or stone. Brush pieces must be under eight feet, logs under six feet, root balls must be free of dirt and sand, and the site states a minimum charge for contaminated loads. Keep plastic bags out of the load.
Confirm current public hours before traveling; the published rate list does not state daily hours.
From $14 for pickup truck or single axle trailer load, with separate published rates for paper bags, larger trucks and roll-off containers. Resident delivering accepted yard and wood material to the scale; contaminated loads take a minimum penalty charge.
Computers and software, cameras, flat screen televisions and computer monitors, small appliances, housewares, tools and hardware, bicycles, books, media, toys, and furniture that is not upholstered.
The charity lists upholstered furniture, mattresses, car seats and flammable items as items it cannot accept. A television appears in the unaccepted list while flat screen televisions and monitors appear in the accepted list, so confirm the device type and a data wipe for computers before donating.
Confirm the donation center's current hours before traveling; the city item finder lists weekday business hours and a closed Sunday.
No charge. Free donation during posted hours; stained, broken or incomplete items within an accepted category are still taken and recycled.
Tire and waste drop-off returned by the city item finder
South Kent Recycling & Waste Center
10300 South Kent Drive SW, Byron Center, MI 49315
Tires, as returned for the tire search in the City of Holland item finder.
The center is operated by the Kent County Department of Public Works, and its published page and current fee schedule could not be read during this review. Confirm acceptance, current hours, load limits and whether rims are wanted before transporting tires.
Confirm current hours with the Kent County Department of Public Works before traveling.
The county publishes a disposal fee schedule that changes with the year; confirm the tire charge and any load limit by phone.
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.
Where can I take a couch in Holland?+
Curbside crews collect the cart, not the couch. A Project Pride coupon covers upholstered furniture in a residential load under half a ton, and the city item finder lists a donation center for furniture that is not upholstered.Official guidance
Are mattresses recycled in Holland?+
Curbside collection does not take them. A Project Pride coupon covers a mattress or box spring in an eligible residential load, and the city's published recycling drop-off recycled mattresses for City of Holland residents. Confirm the next event date and the per household limit before you travel.Official guidance
Does Holland BPW take old refrigerators?+
Holland BPW runs an appliance recycling program for its electric customers that collects working refrigerators, freezers, mini-fridges, dehumidifiers and window air conditioners and pays a rebate for them. Non-working units fall outside the program, and the city recycling drop-off list treats cooling appliances differently from general scrap, so confirm the route first.Official guidance
Where do televisions go in Holland?+
Not in the curbside cart. The city item finder lists Goodwill for televisions and computers, and the accepted list prepared for the city recycling drop-off includes televisions, CRTs, computers, monitors, printers and cords. Confirm the item type and the receiving location before you travel.Official guidance
Who collects trash and recycling in Holland?+
Holland Board of Public Works bills for and answers questions about the city's collection, and Republic Services performs the weekly refuse and every other week recycling collection under a city contract. Confirm the service level on the address before setting containers out.Official guidance
How do Project Pride coupons work?+
City residents can request up to two coupons a year, each good for one free drop-off of miscellaneous residential items under half a ton. Ask for the coupon first, use it within 15 days and bring a printed copy to the drop-off site.Official guidance
