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Book before you bring it out.
Your items can still be inside when you book. Follow the readiness instructions in your confirmation.
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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
You arrange any carrying out of your home or down interior stairs. Keep entrances, sidewalks and shared access clear. We handle loading and haul-away from outside.
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Show us where to find it.
Add a photo and clear location notes. Contact us before booking if a gate, building rule or restricted access window needs an arrangement.
At a house: outside, accessible and easy to identify.At an apartment: an approved outdoor spot with shared access clear.
Access needs an arrangement?
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City collection Furniture is a bulky item that the recycling drop-off site refuses, so the licensed hauler has to be asked. The city publishes no furniture or bulky item route or rate, the drop-off site refuses furniture, and the hauler sets its own price, so ask the hauler on the account or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906.
City collection Plymouth publishes no mattress route and the recycling drop-off site refuses bulky items, so the hauler has to be asked. The city does not manage waste service, the Recycling Drop-Off Site makes furniture and bulky items illegal, and no mattress fee is published, so ask the licensed hauler on your account or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906 where a mattress goes and what it costs.
City collection Appliances are not on any published Plymouth route, so the hauler and the county guide have to be checked. Plymouth publishes no appliance drop-off or pickup, its drop-off site refuses bulky items, and the county notes that appliances can contain mercury, so ask the licensed hauler or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906 and check the Hennepin County Green Disposal Guide before the unit moves.
City collection Bulky loads and extra recycling have to move through the licensed hauler or the recycling drop-off site, not a city bulky pickup. There is no city bulky pickup and no published bulky rate, and haulers set their own service and large item prices, so ask the hauler on the account or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906, while extra recyclables that fit the rules may go to the free drop-off site.
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?
Plymouth does not collect garbage: residents choose and pay a licensed hauler, and the city staff do not manage waste service. What the city does run is curbside recycling through Republic Services every other week on the city utility bill, a Recycling Drop-Off Site beside the Maintenance Facility at 14900 23rd Avenue North that takes recyclables and nothing else, a free Yard Waste Site for Plymouth, Medicine Lake, Wayzata and Long Lake residents, and a free used oil and antifreeze drop-off. Electronics and household hazardous waste leave the city system for Hennepin County Drop-off Facilities, where most electronics are accepted with a charge on some items and household hazardous waste including paint, batteries and fluorescent bulbs is free, and the city takes electronics itself only at the annual spring Drop-Off Day. Yard and tree waste may not go in the trash under state law, and furniture, carpet and bulky items may not be left at the recycling drop-off site.
Plymouth publishes no mattress route and the recycling drop-off site refuses bulky items, so the hauler has to be asked.
City cost & eligibility
The city does not manage waste service, the Recycling Drop-Off Site makes furniture and bulky items illegal, and no mattress fee is published, so ask the licensed hauler on your account or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906 where a mattress goes and what it costs.
When & how
Call the hauler that collects your garbage, or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906, before the mattress leaves the property.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the recycling drop-off site, where furniture, carpet and bulky items are illegal and can draw a fine, and keep it out of the yard waste site.
Furniture is a bulky item that the recycling drop-off site refuses, so the licensed hauler has to be asked.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no furniture or bulky item route or rate, the drop-off site refuses furniture, and the hauler sets its own price, so ask the hauler on the account or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906.
When & how
Contact the hauler before the piece goes out, and set the cart at the curb by 6 a.m. on the collection day because haulers may collect from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep furniture out of the recycling drop-off site, which makes furniture, carpet and bulky items illegal, and keep yard and tree waste out of the trash because state law bars it.
Appliances are not on any published Plymouth route, so the hauler and the county guide have to be checked.
City cost & eligibility
Plymouth publishes no appliance drop-off or pickup, its drop-off site refuses bulky items, and the county notes that appliances can contain mercury, so ask the licensed hauler or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906 and check the Hennepin County Green Disposal Guide before the unit moves.
When & how
Call the hauler or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906 first, and keep the appliance off the curb until a route is confirmed.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, keep it out of the recycling drop-off site, and keep any refrigerant-bearing appliance out of the trash because appliances can carry mercury-bearing components.
Televisions go to a Hennepin County drop-off facility, where they carry a fee that the county does not publish.
City cost & eligibility
Hennepin County accepts televisions including CRT, LCD, projection and plasma screens at its drop-off facilities and charges a fee for them without printing an amount, so call 612-348-3777 for current pricing, and note the limit of five of each item type per household per 12 month period.
When & how
Take the television to a Hennepin County Drop-off Facility, or wait for the city's annual spring Drop-Off Day, because it is illegal to put electronics in the trash.
Get it ready
Keep the television out of the trash, the recycling cart and the city drop-off site, and note that residents are responsible for destroying private data because the county does not guarantee data security.
Most electronics go to a Hennepin County drop-off facility, with some items free and monitors and laptops charged.
City cost & eligibility
Hennepin County takes computer peripherals, smart phones, tablets, telephones, audio and video equipment and television peripherals at no charge and charges a fee for computer monitors and laptops, so call 612-348-3777 to confirm the price for the load and remember the five per type, per household, per 12 month limit.
When & how
Take the devices to a Hennepin County Drop-off Facility, or wait for the annual spring Drop-Off Day that the city runs, because electronics cannot go in the trash.
Get it ready
Destroy private data on every device before handover because the county does not guarantee data security, and keep electronics out of the recycling cart and the city drop-off site.
Plymouth publishes no construction route, and the recycling drop-off site refuses project material, so a roll-off hauler has to be arranged.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no construction or demolition rate and its drop-off site takes recyclables only, so a licensed hauler that offers roll-offs quotes its own delivery, disposal and container price, and the receiving facility should be confirmed before the box is dropped.
When & how
Call a licensed hauler that offers roll-offs before the work starts, and keep the material out of the recycling and yard waste sites while the container is arranged.
Get it ready
Keep lumber, sod, soil, stumps, rock and construction material out of the yard waste site, which rejects loads containing prohibited material, and keep paint and chemicals on the county hazardous waste route instead.
Exercise equipment is not named on any Plymouth route, so the hauler has to be asked.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no bulky or exercise equipment route and its drop-off site refuses bulky items, so ask the licensed hauler on the account or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906 where the machine can go and what it costs.
When & how
Call the hauler or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906 before the machine leaves the property, and set the cart at the curb by 6 a.m. on collection day once a route is agreed.
Get it ready
Break the machine down where you can, keep it out of the recycling and yard waste sites, and remove any battery before it goes out.
Bulky loads and extra recycling have to move through the licensed hauler or the recycling drop-off site, not a city bulky pickup.
City cost & eligibility
There is no city bulky pickup and no published bulky rate, and haulers set their own service and large item prices, so ask the hauler on the account or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906, while extra recyclables that fit the rules may go to the free drop-off site.
When & how
Call the hauler for bulky material, or take accepted recyclables loose and unbagged to the Recycling Drop-Off Site at 14900 23rd Avenue North, which is open 7 days a week at all hours.
Get it ready
Keep furniture, carpet, rugs, plastic bags, shredded paper, Styrofoam, trash and paint out of the recycling drop-off site, where a person leaving unacceptable material is subject to a fine, and keep yard and tree waste out of the trash under state law.
Paint, chemicals, batteries and other household hazardous waste
Accepted with preparation
Hennepin County accepts household hazardous waste free, and unused paint must be recycled at a paint drop-off.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Hennepin County Drop-off Facilities accept household hazardous waste for no charge, including cleaning products, pesticides and herbicides, pool chemicals, personal care products, fluorescent light bulbs and driveway sealer.
When & how
Take the material to a Hennepin County Drop-off Facility, take medicines to a county medicine drop box, and take unused paint to a paint recycling location.
Get it ready
Paint must be recycled at a paint drop-off such as the Hennepin County Drop-off Facilities, Hirschfield's, Sherwin Williams or PPG Pittsburgh Paints, and only empty and completely dried paint containers may go in the trash. Batteries go to a Hennepin County Drop-off Facility or a Call2Recycle location, medicines go to a county medicine drop box, and hazardous products must never go in the trash.
Carts go out by 6 a.m. and the hauler may collect until 10 p.m.
Residents keep carts at or near the back door or the garage and set them at the curb by 6 a.m. on the collection day, and haulers can collect refuse from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Carts may not obstruct pedestrian or vehicle traffic, and businesses have to keep their containers screened from view.
Recycling runs every other week and comes with the utility bill
Curbside recycling is collected every other week on a Wednesday, Thursday or Friday depending on the address, carts go to the curb by 6 a.m., and recycling and organics are paid through the city utility bill rather than by the hauler. Extra recycling is not collected outside the cart but may be taken to the Recycling Drop-Off Site, and the service stays with the property and cannot be paused while the household owns it.
Yard waste, furniture and hazardous products have their own destinations
It is against state law to put yard and tree waste in the trash, and haulers must offer curbside yard waste service, which may carry a fee, while the free Yard Waste Site takes lawn rakings, leaves, soft garden waste, tree waste, brush, logs and diseased trees from residents of Plymouth, Medicine Lake, Wayzata and Long Lake. The Recycling Drop-Off Site refuses furniture, bulky items, carpet, rugs, plastic bags, shredded paper, Styrofoam, trash and paint, electronics and hazardous waste do not go in the trash, and unused paint must be recycled at a paint drop-off.
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 Plymouth household that needs garbage collection, since the city does not provide it.
Cost & conditions
The city does not manage waste service and publishes no hauler rates, so the hauler you choose sets the monthly charge and any large item or yard waste fee, and the city recommends reviewing the service level and fees on the hauler's billing statement.
Arrange it
Choose a hauler from the city's licensed list, set the cart at the curb by 6 a.m. on the collection day, and expect collection anytime between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m.
Yard and tree waste cannot go in the trash under state law, the city does not manage service complaints, and curbside recycling and organics are billed separately through the city utility.
City of Plymouth Public Works with Hennepin County Environment and Energy
Use a Hennepin County Drop-off Facility for electronics and hazardous products
A household with electronics, household hazardous products, batteries or unused paint.
Cost & conditions
Household hazardous waste is free at the county drop-off facilities, but the county charges a fee on some electronics such as monitors, laptops and televisions without publishing the amount, so call 612-348-3777 for current pricing on those items.
Arrange it
Take the material to a Hennepin County Drop-off Facility, and note the county limit of five of each electronic item type per household per 12 month period.
Residents are responsible for destroying private data because the county does not guarantee data security, batteries are no longer collected at public locations but are taken at the county drop-off facilities, and paint must be recycled at a paint drop-off while only empty, dried containers may be trashed.
City of Plymouth Public Works with Hennepin County Environment and Energy
Use the city Recycling Drop-Off Site and Yard Waste Site
A Plymouth household with recyclables, organics, yard waste or used oil to drop off.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The Recycling Drop-Off Site and the Yard Waste Site are free to Plymouth households, with curbside recycling and organics funded through the monthly solid waste fee on the city utility bill.
Arrange it
Take recyclables loose and unbagged to the Recycling Drop-Off Site at 14900 23rd Avenue North, which is open 7 days a week at all hours, and take yard waste to the same campus during its seasonal hours, with proof of address for the yard waste site.
The recycling site is for Plymouth residents and small Plymouth businesses only and is monitored, the yard waste site is limited to residents of Plymouth, Medicine Lake, Wayzata and Long Lake with no commercial haulers or landscapers, and both refuse material the other accepts.
A household or contractor with construction debris or a large clean-out that the city sites refuse.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no construction or bulky rate and the licensed haulers set their own roll-off, hauling and disposal prices, so ask for a quote and confirm the receiving facility before the container is delivered.
Arrange it
Call a licensed hauler that offers roll-offs and agree the container size, the delivery and pickup dates and the disposal arrangement.
The Recycling Drop-Off Site takes curbside recyclables only and the Yard Waste Site rejects lumber, sod, soil, stumps, rock and dirt, so a project load cannot go to either city site.
City 24 hour recycling drop-off for residents and small local businesses
Plymouth Recycling Drop-Off Site
14900 23rd Avenue North, Plymouth, MN 55447
Cardboard flattened, paper that is not shredded, metal food and beverage cans, glass bottles and jars, and plastics such as milk, juice and broth containers and laundry, dish soap and shampoo bottles, with items not bagged.
Plymouth residents and small businesses located in Plymouth only, the site is monitored and video recorded, and leaving unacceptable material can bring a fine and other costs for damages. Furniture and household bulky items, carpet and rugs, plastic bags of any size, shredded paper, Styrofoam, trash and paint are not accepted.
Open 7 days a week and currently accessible to Plymouth residents at all hours.
No charge. Free to Plymouth residents and small Plymouth businesses, funded through the monthly solid waste fee on the city utility bill.
Free seasonal yard waste site for four west metro cities
Plymouth Yard Waste Site
14900 23rd Avenue North, Plymouth, MN 55447
Spring and fall lawn rakings and thatch, leaves, soft vegetative garden waste, tree waste, and brush, logs and diseased trees with no maximum size.
Residents of Plymouth, Medicine Lake, Wayzata and Long Lake only with a driver license or utility bill for proof of address, no commercial haulers or landscapers, materials must be separated, debagged and unloaded by the resident, and empty bags must be taken away. Grass clippings, lumber, sod, soil, stumps, Christmas trees, retaining wall blocks, rocks and dirt are not accepted, and loads with prohibited material are rejected.
Open the first Wednesday in April through the last Sunday in November, weather permitting, closed Mondays and Tuesdays all season and on holidays; April through August Wednesday through Friday 3 to 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and September through November Wednesday through Friday 3 to 6 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
No charge. Free to residents of Plymouth, Medicine Lake, Wayzata and Long Lake.
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 does a Plymouth mattress go?+
Plymouth publishes no mattress route, and the Recycling Drop-Off Site makes furniture, carpet and bulky items illegal, so a mattress has to go through the licensed hauler that collects the household garbage. Call your hauler, or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906, and confirm where it goes and what it costs before it leaves the property.Official guidance
Does Plymouth collect furniture at the curb?+
The city does not run a bulky pickup. Residents choose their own licensed hauler, the Recycling Drop-Off Site makes furniture and bulky items illegal, and no city furniture rate is published, so ask your hauler or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906 before the piece goes out.Official guidance
Where do Plymouth appliances go?+
Plymouth publishes no appliance route and its recycling drop-off site refuses bulky items, so ask the licensed hauler that collects your garbage or the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906, and check the Hennepin County Green Disposal Guide, which notes that appliances can contain mercury.Official guidance
Where do Plymouth computers go?+
To a Hennepin County Drop-off Facility, which takes most electronics, and the city also accepts electronics at its annual spring Drop-Off Day. Computer peripherals, smart phones, tablets, telephones and audio and video equipment are free, while monitors and laptops carry a fee that is not published, so call 612-348-3777, and remember the five per type limit per household per 12 months.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Plymouth?+
A licensed private hauler that the household chooses, because the city does not provide garbage collection and its staff do not manage waste service. The city runs curbside recycling through Republic Services every other week on the city utility bill, and the licensed hauler list on the city site names the companies and numbers, with service questions going to the hauler and program questions to the Solid Waste Program at 763-509-5906.Official guidance
What can I take to the Plymouth recycling drop-off site?+
Cardboard that is flattened, paper that is not shredded, metal food and beverage cans, glass bottles and jars, and plastics such as milk, juice and broth containers and laundry, dish soap and shampoo bottles, all loose and unbagged at 14900 23rd Avenue North. The site is for Plymouth residents and small Plymouth businesses only and is open 7 days a week at all hours, and furniture, bulky items, carpet, plastic bags, shredded paper, Styrofoam, trash and paint are refused with a fine for unacceptable material.Official guidance
