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City collection The city's own guide puts home furniture on Republic's bulk pickup, the same route it names for appliances, and adds a reuse option for pieces that are still in good shape. Because the contract covers ordinary weekly collection rather than bulk items, the pickup is booked with Republic and the price comes from Republic rather than from a published city schedule. Neither the city nor Republic publishes a bulk item price for Chesterfield, and the quarterly contract rate covers the regular weekly collection rather than bulk material. Book the pickup with Republic on 636-947-5959 and confirm the per item charge before the piece goes out.
City collection The city's guide names appliances and furniture for bulk pickup but does not list mattresses; the contractor's own Chesterfield page does, asking whether you need to remove an old mattress or refrigerator and offering a bulk trash pickup for it. So the route is Republic bulk pickup with the price confirmed, not a city published rate. No mattress price is published by the city or by Republic for Chesterfield. Book the bulk pickup on 636-947-5959 and confirm the per piece charge, since the quarterly contract rate covers only the regular weekly trash and recycling service.
City collection Home appliances are named in the city's guide as Republic bulk pickup material, and a working appliance can go to the Habitat ReStore instead. The city publishes no appliance price, so the charge comes from Republic, and the city guide points out that extra fees and conditions on its own list may change. The city and the hauler publish no appliance price for Chesterfield, and the quarterly contract rate covers the weekly collection only. Book the appliance with Republic on 636-947-5959 and confirm the charge before it goes to the curb.
City collection Bulk collection exists in Chesterfield, but it is not part of the weekly service or the published rate. The city guide sends home appliances and furniture to Republic bulk pickup, and Republic's own Chesterfield page offers bulk waste and dumpster rental for home projects and cleanouts. Everything about the price, the booking and the size of the load comes from the hauler. The city's published rates cover the weekly trash, recycling and optional yard waste service, and no bulk item price is published on either the city or the hauler side. Republic quotes the bulk pickup and any container rental on 636-947-5959, so confirm before the load goes out.
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?
Chesterfield contracts one company for the whole residential service: Republic Services holds the exclusive city contract for solid waste, recycling and optional yard waste, and residents set up service and billing with Republic directly on a quarterly bill. The city's own guide to what goes where sends home appliances and furniture to Republic's bulk pickup, and sends reusable appliances and furniture to the Habitat ReStore in Des Peres. Everything else in the guide is a drop-off rather than a city route, because Chesterfield runs no yard of its own: computers and monitors go to a retailer that charges by size, small electronics and batteries go to a few named stores, concrete, asphalt and dirt go to a materials yard in Valley Park, and paint, chemicals and cooking oil go to the St. Louis household hazardous waste sites by appointment. Bulk pickup is real but unpriced, so the fee always comes from Republic rather than from this page.
The city's own guide puts home furniture on Republic's bulk pickup, the same route it names for appliances, and adds a reuse option for pieces that are still in good shape. Because the contract covers ordinary weekly collection rather than bulk items, the pickup is booked with Republic and the price comes from Republic rather than from a published city schedule.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city nor Republic publishes a bulk item price for Chesterfield, and the quarterly contract rate covers the regular weekly collection rather than bulk material. Book the pickup with Republic on 636-947-5959 and confirm the per item charge before the piece goes out.
When & how
Call Republic Services to book the bulk pickup and set the furniture out on the day it assigns, or take reusable pieces to the Habitat ReStore in Des Peres during its donation hours.
Get it ready
Empty drawers and remove cushions if you want them gone with the piece, keep it whole enough for two people to lift, and keep it off the curb until the pickup is booked so it does not sit out as a code complaint.
The city's guide names appliances and furniture for bulk pickup but does not list mattresses; the contractor's own Chesterfield page does, asking whether you need to remove an old mattress or refrigerator and offering a bulk trash pickup for it. So the route is Republic bulk pickup with the price confirmed, not a city published rate.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress price is published by the city or by Republic for Chesterfield. Book the bulk pickup on 636-947-5959 and confirm the per piece charge, since the quarterly contract rate covers only the regular weekly trash and recycling service.
When & how
Call Republic to book the pickup, then set the mattress at the curb on the day it assigns rather than on your normal collection day.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and wrapped if rain is coming, keep the box spring with it, set it against the curb rather than in the street, and take it in promptly after collection to avoid a code complaint.
Home appliances are named in the city's guide as Republic bulk pickup material, and a working appliance can go to the Habitat ReStore instead. The city publishes no appliance price, so the charge comes from Republic, and the city guide points out that extra fees and conditions on its own list may change.
City cost & eligibility
The city and the hauler publish no appliance price for Chesterfield, and the quarterly contract rate covers the weekly collection only. Book the appliance with Republic on 636-947-5959 and confirm the charge before it goes to the curb.
When & how
Call Republic to schedule the appliance pickup, or arrange the donation with the Habitat ReStore if the unit still works.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and clean it out, secure or tape the doors, keep it upright, and leave it at the curb only on the day the pickup is booked.
Chesterfield sends electronics to retailers rather than to a city site. The city's guide routes computers, monitors, printers and ink cartridges to Office Depot with a fee that depends on size, and cell phones, power cords, chargers and portable tools to Batteries Plus, Home Depot or Lowes. Televisions are not named in the guide, so a screen has to be confirmed rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
Office Depot charges by the size of the drop-off, so the city guide states a fee per size without an amount, and the small electronics retailers set their own terms. Confirm the current price and whether the store still takes the item, and ask Republic on 636-947-5959 about a television, which the city guide does not name.
When & how
Take computers, monitors, printers and ink cartridges to the Office Depot at 15896 Manchester Rd in Ellisville during store hours, or the smaller devices to Batteries Plus, Home Depot or Lowes; a television needs confirmation first.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before the device leaves the house, keep the power supply and cables with the device, remove ink cartridges from a printer if you are recycling them separately, and never put electronics in the curbside recycling cart.
Chesterfield splits construction material by type. The city guide sends building materials, meaning concrete, asphalt, dirt, gravel and rock, to Terrafil in Valley Park, which is a private yard that sets its own terms. Drywall, lumber, shingles and the rest of a renovation load have no published city route at all.
City cost & eligibility
Terrafil is a private business, so the city guide lists the material it takes but no rate, and mixed renovation material has no published route anywhere. Confirm acceptance and the price with Terrafil on 636.225.7000, and ask Republic on 636-947-5959 about anything the city guide does not list.
When & how
Take the aggregate portion to Terrafil at 1000 S. Elam in Valley Park during its hours, and hold drywall, lumber and other renovation debris until a receiving business confirms it will take the load.
Get it ready
Separate clean concrete, asphalt, dirt, gravel and rock from mixed debris so the yard can judge the load, keep shingles and treated material out of any pile meant for a clean fill or aggregate yard, and keep the material off the curb where it is not collected.
Exercise equipment is not named in the city guide, which lists appliances and furniture for bulk pickup but no exercise machines. The bulk route is the one to ask about, but the answer has to come from Republic rather than from a published list.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine price is published, and the city guide does not name the category for any drop-off. Call Republic Services on 636-947-5959, describe the machine and confirm both acceptance and the bulk charge before booking.
When & how
Call Republic first, then set the machine out on the day the pickup is booked rather than on the regular collection day.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, tape the cables and keep the frame, deck and console together, and keep it off the curb until the pickup is confirmed.
Bulk collection exists in Chesterfield, but it is not part of the weekly service or the published rate. The city guide sends home appliances and furniture to Republic bulk pickup, and Republic's own Chesterfield page offers bulk waste and dumpster rental for home projects and cleanouts. Everything about the price, the booking and the size of the load comes from the hauler.
City cost & eligibility
The city's published rates cover the weekly trash, recycling and optional yard waste service, and no bulk item price is published on either the city or the hauler side. Republic quotes the bulk pickup and any container rental on 636-947-5959, so confirm before the load goes out.
When & how
Book the bulk pickup or the container with Republic and follow the day it assigns; the regular weekly collection stays on the city contract schedule, collected from the cart behind the building line until collection day.
Get it ready
Keep carts stored behind the building line so they are not visible from the right of way, keep the bulk pile off the curb until the pickup is booked, and use the optional extra cart or the yard waste program rather than overloading the regular cart.
Chesterfield's guide does not name tires anywhere, not for bulk pickup and not at any of the listed drop-off sites, which cover oil, antifreeze, batteries, electronics, building material and household chemicals instead. A tire has to be confirmed with the hauler or handed to a tire business.
City cost & eligibility
No tire route or price is published by the city, and tires are absent from the guide's drop-off table. Call Republic on 636-947-5959 to ask whether a tire pickup is available and at what charge, and ask a tire dealer about its take-back terms when new tires are fitted.
When & how
Do not put tires out on the regular collection day. Confirm a route first, or arrange the changeover at a tire dealer that keeps the old tires.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the cart and off the curb while the route is being arranged, and ask the receiving business whether rims should stay on before you load them.
Household chemicals go to the county sites by appointment, not to the curb. Chesterfield's guide names paint, automotive fluids, chemicals, batteries, vape pens and cartridges and cooking oils for St. Louis Household Hazardous Waste, with a South County site on Hoffmeister and a North County site on Seven Hills Drive. The same guide sends used oil, transmission fluid and antifreeze to two named auto shops and prescription pills to the police department bin.
City cost & eligibility
The city guide lists the household hazardous waste sites and the appointment line but no rate, and it warns that additional fees and changes may apply. Confirm the current schedule, what is accepted and any charge on 314.615.8958 before loading a vehicle.
When & how
Call the household hazardous waste line for an appointment, then deliver the material to whichever county site is assigned. Pills go to the police collection bin and used oil or antifreeze to the listed auto shops instead.
Get it ready
Keep products in their original labeled containers and never mix them, keep paint and chemicals sealed and upright for transport, keep automotive fluids gasoline free for the oil drop-off, and keep everything out of the curbside cart and the recycling cart.
The city code requires solid waste containers to be stored behind the building line so they are not visible from the public right of way, and subdivision indentures can add stricter rules, so the cart goes out for collection and comes back in afterwards. Carts are collected weekly on the city contract, and the optional yard waste service runs on the ward day Republic assigns. Questions about container visibility go to City Hall on 636-537-4000 or to the subdivision trustee.
The weekly contract rate covers ordinary household collection, and nothing in the city guide suggests a bulky item can simply be left at the curb on the normal day. Appliances and furniture go through Republic bulk pickup, which is booked on 636-947-5959 and priced by the hauler, and Republic also rents dumpsters for home projects and cleanouts. Book first, put the material out on the assigned day, and take the cart back behind the building line once it has been emptied.
Paint, automotive fluids, chemicals, batteries, vape pens and cartridges and cooking oils have their own appointment route at the county household hazardous waste sites, and used oil or antifreeze goes to the listed auto shops instead. Electronics, computers, monitors and printers go to a retailer that charges by size, and building materials such as concrete, asphalt, dirt, gravel and rock go to a materials yard. Yard waste has to be in paper bags, a marked can or a rented cart, with plastic bags and cardboard boxes refused and larger limbs needing a special pickup.
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.
Weekly refuse and recycling under the city contract
A Chesterfield household in the residential contract area that needs the weekly trash and recycling service, and optionally yard waste.
Cost & conditions
$17.61 per month for trash and recycling under the rate schedule effective 8/1/2026 through 7/31/2031, billed quarterly at $52.83; the senior rate is $14.97 a month, billed quarterly at $44.91. Yard waste is the optional add-on at $18.19 a month, billed quarterly at $54.57, or $15.46 a month for seniors, billed quarterly at $46.38, on a minimum three month commitment, with a per bag alternative that Republic prices separately. Residential customers in the city contract area. A 15 per cent senior citizen discount applies to Chesterfield residents aged 65 or older with two or fewer people living in the home, on proof of age sent to Republic Services.
Arrange it
Set up or change the service with Republic Services on the quarterly bill, and add yard waste separately if the household wants it. Republic also rents an additional 65 or 90 gallon cart.
Yard waste is optional rather than included, the senior rate has to be applied for with proof of age, and bulk item charges are arranged with the hauler and are not published in the city schedule.
A Chesterfield household with appliances, furniture, a mattress or another item too large for the weekly cart.
Cost & conditions
The city's published contract rates cover the weekly trash, recycling and optional yard waste service rather than bulk items, and no bulk price appears on the city pages or on Republic's Chesterfield page. Republic quotes the pickup and any container rental on 636-947-5959.
Arrange it
Call Republic Services at 636-947-5959 or use the account tools on its Chesterfield page, describe the items, pay for the pickup as directed, and set the material out on the assigned day.
This is the contractor that holds the city's exclusive residential contract, so there is no competing city route, but the price is set by the company rather than by the city, and the city guide warns that its own list can change and that additional fees may apply.
Take computers and small devices to a listed retailer
A household with a computer, monitor, printer, ink cartridge, phone, power cord, charger or portable tool to get rid of.
Cost & conditions
The city guide lists Office Depot for large electronics with a fee per size but no amount, and Batteries Plus, Home Depot and Lowes for small electronics with their own terms and no published price. Confirm the current charge and whether the store still accepts the item before the trip.
Arrange it
Take large electronics such as computers, monitors, printers and ink cartridges to Office Depot at 15896 Manchester Rd in Ellisville, or small devices to Batteries Plus at 14783 Manchester Road in Ballwin, Home Depot, or Lowes for select items.
These are retailers rather than city services, each with its own acceptance list and fee, the Lowes and Home Depot programmes cover select items only, and the city guide does not name a television for any of them.
A household with an appliance or piece of furniture that still works and is worth passing on.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city guide lists the Habitat ReStore as the reuse route for home appliances and furniture, and a donation carries no disposal charge; the store decides what it can accept.
Arrange it
Take the item to the Habitat ReStore at 2117 Sams Dr in Des Peres, or call 314.678.4596 first to ask about the donation and its hours.
The store sets its own acceptance rules and may refuse damaged, dirty or incomplete items, and the city guide lists no donation pickup programme for furniture.
A household holding paint, automotive fluids, chemicals, batteries, vape pens and cartridges or cooking oils.
Cost & conditions
The city guide publishes the appointment line, the two site addresses and the accepted material but no rate, and it warns that additional fees may apply. Confirm the current schedule, the accepted list and any charge on 314.615.8958.
Arrange it
Call St. Louis Household Hazardous Waste on 314.615.8958 for an appointment, then deliver the material to the assigned site, either 291 E. Hoffmeister in South County or 4100 Seven Hills Dr in North County.
Appointments are required, the sites are county facilities rather than city ones, so acceptance and any fee are set there, and used motor oil, transmission fluid and antifreeze are handled by the listed auto shops instead.
St. Louis Household Hazardous Waste, South County site
291 E. Hoffmeister, St. Louis County, MO (the county's North County site at 4100 Seven Hills Dr takes the same material)
Paint, automotive fluids, chemicals, batteries, vape pens and cartridges and cooking oils, as listed in the city's recycle guide
An appointment is required, the city guide lists no fee and warns that fees and conditions may change, the site is a county facility rather than a city one so its accepted list governs, and used motor oil, transmission fluid and antifreeze are handled by the auto shops in the same city guide instead
By appointment only; call 314.615.8958 for the current schedule at either site
The city guide lists the household hazardous waste sites and the appointment line but publishes no rate, so confirm the current terms on 314.615.8958 before loading.
Building material yard for concrete, asphalt, dirt, gravel and rock
Terrafil, Inc.
1000 S. Elam, Valley Park, MO
Building materials listed by the city as concrete, asphalt, dirt, gravel and rock
A private business rather than a city site, so it sets its own acceptance rules and charges, the city publishes no rate for it, and mixed renovation material such as drywall, lumber and shingles is not on the city's list for this or any other route
Call 636.225.7000 for current hours and terms
The city lists the material Terrafil takes but publishes no price, because the company sets its own rates. Confirm what it will accept and what it charges on 636.225.7000 before hauling.
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 do I get rid of a couch in Chesterfield?+
Book a bulk pickup with Republic Services on 636-947-5959, because the city guide lists home appliances and furniture under Republic bulk pickup. A couch that is still usable can also be donated to the Habitat ReStore at 2117 Sams Dr in Des Peres.Official guidance
How do I dispose of a mattress in Chesterfield?+
Through a Republic Services bulk pickup. Chesterfield's own guide names appliances and furniture for bulk pickup but not mattresses, while Republic's Chesterfield page names mattresses directly, so book it on 636-947-5959 and confirm the per piece price before the pickup.Official guidance
How do I get rid of an old refrigerator in Chesterfield?+
Book a Republic Services bulk pickup on 636-947-5959, because the city's guide lists home appliances under Republic bulk pickup. A refrigerator that still works can be donated to the Habitat ReStore on Sams Drive in Des Peres instead of being scrapped.Official guidance
How does bulk pickup work in Chesterfield?+
You book it with Republic Services rather than with the city. The city's guide lists appliances and furniture under Republic bulk pickup and Republic's Chesterfield page offers bulk waste and dumpster rental, but no bulk price is published, so call 636-947-5959 for the charge and the collection day.Official guidance
Where does paint go in Chesterfield?+
To St. Louis Household Hazardous Waste, which the city guide lists for paint, chemicals and other household hazardous waste, with an appointment required on 314.615.8958. The South County site is at 291 E. Hoffmeister and the North County site is at 4100 Seven Hills Dr.Official guidance
Where do used motor oil and car batteries go in Chesterfield?+
To one of the two auto shops on the city's list, Auto Zone at 17505 Chesterfield Airport Rd or Dobbs at 912 Chesterfield Pkwy E, which take used oil, transmission fluid, antifreeze, car batteries, starters and alternators. Gasoline is not accepted there.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Chesterfield?+
Republic Services does, under an exclusive city contract for residential solid waste, recycling and optional yard waste that runs through July 31, 2031. Residents start, change or stop service and pay their quarterly bill through Republic on 636-947-5959, and the city regulates storage rules such as keeping carts behind the building line.Official guidance
Do I call the city or Republic for a bulky item pickup in Chesterfield?+
Call Republic Services on 636-947-5959. The city guide sends appliances and furniture to Republic bulk pickup and Republic offers bulk waste and dumpster rental on its Chesterfield page, while the city's own staff number is for questions about solid waste rules such as container storage.Official guidance
Can I get an extra cart in Chesterfield?+
Yes. The city lists an optional rental of an additional 65 or 90 gallon cart for residents who need one, arranged through Republic Services with the rest of the account, and Republic also offers dumpster rental for larger home projects and cleanouts.Official guidance
Where should trash carts be stored in Chesterfield?+
Behind the building line and out of sight from the public right of way. That is a city code requirement, subdivision indentures can be stricter, and questions about it go to City Hall on 636-537-4000 or to the subdivision trustee.Official guidance
