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City collection Furniture is a named bulky item, collected at the curb on a scheduled date at no extra charge within the per collection volume limit. A couch, a table or a dresser therefore leaves without a fee, provided the load stays inside the limit. No charge. Furniture is accepted as a bulky item at no extra cost under the two scheduled collections a year that every St. Peters home gets, with up to 3 cubic yards per collection.
City collection A mattress is a named bulky item, so it rides the free bulky collection that each home can schedule twice a year. The city takes it at no extra cost up to the per collection volume limit, which makes St. Peters one of the places where a mattress leaves without a special fee. No charge. Each St. Peters home, single-family or multi-family, can schedule up to two bulky collections a year at no extra cost, with up to 3 cubic yards per collection. Anything beyond 3 cubic yards is not collected, and St. Charles County Recycle Works refuses mattresses and box springs, so the city program is the route that takes them.
City collection Refrigerant units are deliberately kept out of the free bulky route, which takes only appliances without Freon. The two published routes are the city Major Appliance Pickup and the county Recycle Works appliance collection, where the refrigerant is removed on site. From $15 per appliance at the St. Charles County Recycle Works Central appliance collection, with the city Major Appliance Pickup at 20 dollars for an appliance with Freon and 15 dollars without. Households with a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier. The free bulky collection does not take these units, so the fee based city pickup or the county appliance collection is the route.
City collection The bulky program is the city's own route for anything too large for the cart. Every home gets up to two scheduled collections a year at no extra cost, picks its own date, and may set out bulky trash or bulky yard waste, not both at once. Space is first come, first served. No charge. Two scheduled bulky collections a year at no extra cost for each St. Peters home, single-family or multi-family, with up to 3 cubic yards per collection. Bulk drop-off at Recycle City carries a fee with a Resident Privilege Card discount, and one extra 55-gallon contractor bag may sit at the curb for a separate charge.
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.
Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.
The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
St. Peters runs its own solid waste operation rather than contracting a hauler. Every home, single-family or multi-family, can schedule up to two bulky item collections a year at no extra cost and chooses its own date through the STP COLLECTS app or by phone, with a ceiling of 3 cubic yards per collection. That single program is what takes mattresses, furniture, doors and appliances that do not contain refrigerant, and it also takes televisions and monitors as long as the glass is taped with an X and kept in its own pile. Refrigerant appliances move on a separate, fee-based appliance pickup or to the county Recycle Works facility, which removes the refrigerant on site. Recycle City on Ecology Drive handles recyclables all week and takes walk-in trash by volume, and St. Charles County Recycle Works takes electronics, appliances and household chemicals under a published fee list.
A mattress is a named bulky item, so it rides the free bulky collection that each home can schedule twice a year. The city takes it at no extra cost up to the per collection volume limit, which makes St. Peters one of the places where a mattress leaves without a special fee.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Each St. Peters home, single-family or multi-family, can schedule up to two bulky collections a year at no extra cost, with up to 3 cubic yards per collection. Anything beyond 3 cubic yards is not collected, and St. Charles County Recycle Works refuses mattresses and box springs, so the city program is the route that takes them.
When & how
Schedule the bulky collection through the STP COLLECTS app or the city website for a single-family home, or by calling Solid Waste at 636-970-1456 for a multi-family building, then set the mattress out no later than 6:30 a.m. on the pickup day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress at least 4 feet from cars, mailboxes and trees and out from under any utility line, because the automatic arm needs clear space and items under lines are not collected. Count it against the 3 cubic yard limit for that collection and do not add it to a yard waste pile.
Furniture is a named bulky item, collected at the curb on a scheduled date at no extra charge within the per collection volume limit. A couch, a table or a dresser therefore leaves without a fee, provided the load stays inside the limit.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Furniture is accepted as a bulky item at no extra cost under the two scheduled collections a year that every St. Peters home gets, with up to 3 cubic yards per collection.
When & how
Schedule the collection first through the STP COLLECTS app, the city website or 636-970-1456, then set the furniture out by 6:30 a.m. on the chosen pickup day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before.
Get it ready
Keep every piece at least 4 feet from obstructions and out from under utility lines, and leave anything smaller than a trash cart out of the pile, because bulky collection is reserved for items that will not fit inside the cart.
Dishwashers, dryers, stoves, washers and water heaters are named as bulky items, and the city states that appliances without Freon qualify for that free collection. Doors come off a stove first, and a lawn mower needs its fuel drained.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Appliances that do not contain Freon are accepted through the free bulky item collection, which every St. Peters home can schedule twice a year at no extra cost. A fee based Major Appliance Pickup and a drop off at Recycle City are also offered when a household wants a weekday appointment instead.
When & how
Schedule the bulky collection through the STP COLLECTS app, the city website, or by calling Solid Waste at 636-970-1456, and put the appliance out by 6:30 a.m. on the pickup day. The fee based Major Appliance Pickup runs Monday through Friday when a weekday service date is easier.
Get it ready
Remove the latched doors from a stove before it goes out, and drain the gasoline and oil from a lawn mower. Keep the appliance at least 4 feet from obstructions and never under a utility line, and confirm the unit never held refrigerant before choosing this route.
Refrigerant units are deliberately kept out of the free bulky route, which takes only appliances without Freon. The two published routes are the city Major Appliance Pickup and the county Recycle Works appliance collection, where the refrigerant is removed on site.
City cost & eligibility
From $15 per appliance at the St. Charles County Recycle Works Central appliance collection, with the city Major Appliance Pickup at 20 dollars for an appliance with Freon and 15 dollars without. Households with a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier. The free bulky collection does not take these units, so the fee based city pickup or the county appliance collection is the route.
When & how
Book the city Major Appliance Pickup through the STP COLLECTS app by choosing Bulky and then the Major Appliance only option, or by calling 636-970-1456 option 1, and expect a weekday appointment. Recycle Works Central at 60 Triad South Drive in St. Charles takes the unit Monday through Saturday during its regular hours.
Get it ready
Deliver a refrigerator, air conditioner or freezer intact to the county site, because Freon is removed there by certified technicians, and do not put the unit in a bulky pile where the collection crew cannot take it. Leave the doors on a refrigerator as delivered unless the receiving facility asks otherwise, and keep the appliance out of the household trash cart entirely.
St. Peters splits electronics two ways. A television or monitor can go out as a bulky item, but only with the glass taped in a big X and kept in its own pile, and Recycle City no longer takes flat screens. The drop-off route is St. Charles County Recycle Works, which publishes a per item fee list.
City cost & eligibility
Recycle Works Central publishes the per item figures rather than one price: a CPU or a flat screen monitor is 5 dollars, a CRT monitor 20 dollars, a flat screen television of any size 15 dollars, a CRT television under 30 inches 30 dollars and 30 inches and over 40 dollars, with a wood console or rear projection television at 50 dollars and a floor copier at 50 cents per pound. Keyboards, mice, fax machines, scanners, laptops, typewriters, cell phones, DVD players, VCRs, stereos, clock radios, video game systems, Christmas light strands and cords carry no charge. Confirm the exact item at the counter before loading.
When & how
For a bulky collection, tape the glass and separate the pile, then schedule through the STP COLLECTS app, the city website or 636-970-1456. For drop-off, go to Recycle Works Central at 60 Triad South Drive in St. Charles, Monday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and pay by cash or check.
Get it ready
Tape a big X from corner to corner across the glass with duct tape and place the item in a pile on its own so the driver can see it, because the city states that glass items without tape are not collected. Wipe personal data before a computer leaves the house, and remember that Recycle City refuses electronics at its drop-off center and no longer accepts flat screen televisions.
Construction and demolition debris is refused in the trash cart and refused as a bulky item, and concrete is named on the bulky refusal list. A household project that produces concrete, dirt or stone moves through a roll-off container filled to no more than one third of its capacity.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the roll-off restrictions but no container price, and walk-in disposal is charged by weight with a resident minimum and a general public minimum, so confirm the container size, the load and the current rate with Solid Waste at 636-970-1456 before ordering.
When & how
Order a roll-off container from the city for concrete, dirt or stone, which may not be filled above one third of the container capacity, or use walk-in trash disposal at Recycle City during its weekday and Saturday hours. Neither route accepts asbestos, and the walk-in tipping floor refuses sealed barrels or drums, compressed or inert gas bottles and hazardous material.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the trash cart and off a bulky pile, because both refuse it, and keep it out of the yard waste cart, which takes only material that grew in the yard. Never mix yard waste into a roll-off load with solid waste, since that stops collection until the load is corrected and adds a service fee.
Exercise equipment is not named on the bulky list, although disassembled swing sets are. A treadmill or weight machine therefore rides on the general bulky rule, which means it has to fit the 3 cubic yard limit and be scheduled in advance.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine figure is published. A machine that fits the bulky limits rides the free scheduled collections, and anything larger needs a different route, so confirm the machine and the load with Solid Waste at 636-970-1456 before setting it out.
When & how
Schedule a bulky collection through the STP COLLECTS app, the city website or 636-970-1456, and put the machine out by 6:30 a.m. on the pickup day, keeping the whole pile inside the 3 cubic yard limit.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it will come apart, as the city asks for swing sets to be disassembled, and take the console and any battery pack off first. Keep it 4 feet from obstructions and clear of utility lines, and keep it out of the recycling cart.
The bulky program is the city's own route for anything too large for the cart. Every home gets up to two scheduled collections a year at no extra cost, picks its own date, and may set out bulky trash or bulky yard waste, not both at once. Space is first come, first served.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Two scheduled bulky collections a year at no extra cost for each St. Peters home, single-family or multi-family, with up to 3 cubic yards per collection. Bulk drop-off at Recycle City carries a fee with a Resident Privilege Card discount, and one extra 55-gallon contractor bag may sit at the curb for a separate charge.
When & how
Book the date through the STP COLLECTS app or the city website for a single-family home, or call 636-970-1456 for a multi-family building, and set items out no later than 6:30 a.m. on the pickup day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before.
Get it ready
Keep the load inside 3 cubic yards, about a pickup truck bed, stay at least 4 feet from cars, mailboxes and trees, and keep everything out from under utility lines. Brush and limbs go in a separate pile as their own collection and are never bundled, and appliances, glass, stoves and mowers all need the preparation the city asks for.
Bulky collection is scheduled, and the date is yours to pick
Bulky collection in St. Peters is by appointment rather than by zone. A single-family home schedules through the STP COLLECTS app or the city website, a multi-family building calls 636-970-1456, and the household chooses the date it wants on a first-come, first-served basis. Each home gets up to two scheduled collections a year at no extra cost, with a ceiling of 3 cubic yards per collection, about a pickup truck bed, and anything over that amount is left behind. A household may set out bulky trash or bulky yard waste, but not both at the same time.
Four preparation steps decide whether the pile is collected
The city asks for specific preparation before a bulky load goes out. Stoves need their latched doors removed, and lawn mowers need the gasoline and oil drained. Glass items, including shower doors, windows, mirrors, television sets and computer monitors, need a big X of duct tape across the glass and a pile of their own, because the city states that glass without tape is not collected. Brush and limbs go in a separate pile as their own collection, are never bundled, and stay under 4 feet in length and 8 inches in diameter. Everything sits at least 4 feet from cars, mailboxes and trees and never under a utility line.
Only the container the city furnishes may be used, and everything has to go inside it. The cart goes to the curb by 6:30 a.m. on collection day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before, with the wheels and the handle facing the home, and stays 4 feet from cars, mailboxes and streetlights. The lid may not stand open more than 12 inches, and the cart is stored out of sight from the street between collections. Sharps go in a heavy-duty puncture-resistant container with a teaspoon of bleach and a taped lid and never in a blue bag, and hot ashes wait in a metal container outside until they are fully cool.
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 St. Peters Solid Waste Services, with St. Charles County Recycle Works
Schedule a free bulky item collection
A household with a mattress, couch, table, door, furnace, disassembled swing set, appliance without refrigerant, or a taped television or monitor.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Each St. Peters home, single-family or multi-family, can schedule up to two bulky collections a year at no extra cost, with up to 3 cubic yards per collection. Anything over 3 cubic yards is not collected.
Arrange it
Book through the STP COLLECTS app or the city website for a single-family home, or call 636-970-1456 for a multi-family building, and choose the date. Set the load out by 6:30 a.m. on the pickup day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before.
Commercial waste, hazardous waste, concrete, tires, car batteries, liquids such as paint, motor oil and solvents, yard waste bags, fiberglass boats, anything longer than 8 feet and anything that fits in the trash cart are all refused. Appliances with refrigerant need the fee based pickup instead, and brush and limbs count as a separate collection.
City of St. Peters Solid Waste Services, with St. Charles County Recycle Works
Book the fee based major appliance pickup
A household with a major appliance to move on a weekday, including a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier that still holds refrigerant.
Cost & conditions
From $15 per major appliance on the curbside Major Appliance Pickup, at 20 dollars for an appliance with Freon. St. Peters households scheduling the separate Major Appliance Pickup service, which runs Monday through Friday and is booked through the STP COLLECTS app or by phone. The appliances are also accepted at the city walk-in drop off and at the county Recycle Works appliance collection.
Arrange it
Schedule through the STP COLLECTS app by choosing Bulky and then the Major Appliance only option, or call 636-970-1456 option 1 for an appointment. The pickup runs Monday through Friday, unlike the household chosen bulky dates.
This is a separate service from the free bulky program, so the charge applies even though a household still has its two free bulky dates. Air conditioners, refrigerators, freezers and dehumidifiers are the Freon examples and cost more than the appliances without Freon.
City of St. Peters Solid Waste Services, with St. Charles County Recycle Works
Take electronics, appliances and chemicals to Recycle Works
A household with a television, monitor, computer, printer or other electronics, a major appliance including a refrigerant unit, or household chemicals such as oil-based paint, pesticides and solvents.
Cost & conditions
Recycle Works publishes per item figures rather than one price and adds a separate seasonal charge for household chemicals. The appliance collection is 15 dollars and microwaves 5 dollars, a CPU or flat screen monitor is 5 dollars, a CRT monitor 20 dollars, a flat screen television 15 dollars, a CRT television 30 dollars under 30 inches and 40 dollars at 30 inches and over, and hazardous household waste is 25 dollars for loads up to 50 pounds with 1 dollar per pound above that. Confirm the exact items at 636-949-7900 extension 4273 before loading.
Arrange it
Recycle Works Central is at 60 Triad South Drive in St. Charles, open Monday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed on county holidays. Household chemicals are accepted from May 1 through September 30, Tuesdays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and payment is by cash or check only.
The facility serves St. Charles County residents and may refuse items or change fees, mattresses and box springs are refused, gas-powered and ammonia refrigerators are refused, latex or water-based paint is refused, and refrigerant appliances have to arrive intact so the Freon can be removed on site. Household chemicals are not taken outside the May to September window.
City of St. Peters Solid Waste Services, with St. Charles County Recycle Works
Use walk-in trash disposal at Recycle City
A household with a load that will not fit in a cart or a bulky pile, including a project load, and a vehicle registered with valid plates.
Cost & conditions
From $40 for the St. Peters resident minimum for a walk-in load of up to 800 pounds at Recycle City, with the general public minimum at 125 dollars for up to 2,000 pounds, 6 cents per pound over the minimum, a 125 dollar per ton gate rate and a 3 dollar 20 cent per ton landfill tax. St. Peters residents presenting a valid Resident Privilege Card with the cardholder present, for up to 3 tons of disposal a year. Households without the card pay the general public minimum, and vehicles must carry valid plates or a current driver license for out-of-state and rental vehicles.
Arrange it
Drive to Recycle City at 131 Ecology Drive and check in at the scale house. The service runs Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., closed on city holidays, with hand unloaders arriving at least 30 minutes and automated tippers at least 15 minutes before closing. Payment is by MasterCard, Visa or Discover.
Tires, yard waste, paint cans containing paint, engine oil and other petroleum-based flammable liquids, asbestos, sealed barrels or drums, compressed or inert gas bottles, hazardous materials and fiberglass watercraft are refused outright, and a load with prohibited or falsely identified material adds a service fee. Freon items and hot tubs each carry an extra charge.
City of St. Peters Solid Waste Services, with St. Charles County Recycle Works
Order a roll-off container for a project load
A household or project with enough material to need a container, including concrete, dirt or stone that the bulky program refuses.
Cost & conditions
The roll-off page publishes the restrictions and the container sizes but no container price, so confirm the size, the delivery, the pull and the current rate with Solid Waste at 636-970-1456 before ordering.
Arrange it
Order a 20, 30 or 40 yard container from the city. A container for concrete, dirt or stone may be filled to no more than one third of its capacity, and yard waste needs a dedicated container of its own rather than being mixed with solid waste.
Tires, paint cans containing paint, engine oil and other petroleum-based flammable liquids, asbestos and sealed barrels, drums or compressed and inert gas bottles are prohibited. Overfilling, or mixing yard waste with solid waste, means the container is not picked up until the problem is corrected and adds a service fee. Logs over 20 inches have to be cut down and no log over 28 inches or stump is allowed.
City drop-off center, bulky drop-off and walk-in disposal
Recycle City (Aytes Community Recycling Center)
131 Ecology Drive, St. Peters, MO 63376
At the drop-off center, newspapers, mixed paper, junk mail, telephone books, magazines, chipboard, white paper, flattened corrugated cardboard, brown paper grocery bags, rinsed aluminum and tin cans, glass bottles and jars in any color and plastic bottles and jars other than black plastic and number 4 or number 6. Walk-in trash disposal takes household and project loads by weight on the tipping floor.
The drop-off center refuses batteries, hazardous chemicals, electronics, light bulbs, plastic food wrap and grocery bags, styrofoam, window glass, china, mirrors, Pyrex, tires and liquids, and it no longer accepts flat screen televisions. Walk-in disposal refuses tires, yard waste, paint cans containing paint, engine oil and petroleum-based flammables, asbestos, sealed barrels or drums, compressed or inert gas bottles, hazardous materials and fiberglass watercraft.
The drop-off center is described as open during daylight hours seven days a week, while the page's own hours block reads Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. with weekends closed, so confirm before a trip. Walk-in disposal runs Monday through Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., closed on city holidays. The drop-off center is also closed September 28 to October 2, 2026.
Recycling drop-off is free, bulky drop-off carries a fee with a Resident Privilege Card discount, and walk-in disposal is charged by weight with a resident minimum, a general public minimum and per pound rates on top. Confirm the current figures at 636-970-1456.
County electronics, appliance and household chemical facility
St. Charles County Recycle Works Central
60 Triad South Drive, St. Charles, MO 63304
Electronics including computers, monitors, printers, televisions, DVD and VHS players, stereos and cords, major appliances including refrigerators, air conditioners, freezers, washers, dryers, water heaters and stoves, plus household hazardous waste in season such as oil-based paint, solvents, pesticides and pool chemicals. Payment is by cash or check only.
Mattresses and box springs, tires, alkaline batteries, latex or water-based paint, polystyrene, plastic bags and film, smoke detectors, medical waste, asbestos and business or government waste are refused, gas-powered and ammonia refrigerators are refused, and refrigerant appliances must arrive intact so Freon can be removed on site. Household hazardous waste is accepted only from St. Charles County residents between May 1 and September 30.
Monday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., closed on county holidays. Household hazardous waste runs Tuesdays through Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. from May 1 through September 30.
The facility publishes per item fees rather than one price: the appliance collection is 15 dollars with microwaves at 5 dollars, a CPU or flat screen monitor 5 dollars, a CRT monitor 20 dollars, a flat screen television 15 dollars, a CRT television 30 dollars under 30 inches and 40 dollars at 30 inches and over, and household hazardous waste 25 dollars for loads up to 50 pounds with 1 dollar per pound above that. Confirm the item at 636-949-7900 extension 4273.
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.
Will St. Peters collect a mattress at the curb?+
Yes, through the bulky item collection. A mattress is a named bulky item, each home can schedule up to two bulky collections a year at no extra cost, and each collection is limited to 3 cubic yards. Schedule through the STP COLLECTS app or the city website for a single-family home, or call 636-970-1456 for a multi-family building, and set it out by 6:30 a.m. on the pickup day.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in St. Peters?+
Schedule a bulky collection. Furniture is a named bulky item, each home gets up to two scheduled bulky collections a year at no extra cost, and each collection is capped at 3 cubic yards. Book through the STP COLLECTS app or the city website, or call 636-970-1456 for a multi-family building, and put the couch out by 6:30 a.m. on the pickup day at least 4 feet from obstructions.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a washer or dryer in St. Peters?+
Put it on a scheduled bulky collection. Washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves and water heaters are all named as bulky items, and appliances without Freon qualify for the free bulky program that every home can use twice a year at no extra cost, with a 3 cubic yard cap each time. A fee based Major Appliance Pickup is also available on weekdays, and Recycle Works Central takes appliances for its published collection fee.Official guidance
What do I do with a refrigerator that has Freon?+
It cannot go on the free bulky collection, which takes only appliances without Freon. Two published routes take it: the city Major Appliance Pickup, scheduled through the STP COLLECTS app or by phone at 636-970-1456 and priced higher for an appliance with Freon, and the St. Charles County Recycle Works appliance collection at 60 Triad South Drive, where refrigerators, air conditioners and freezers must arrive intact because the refrigerant is removed on site.Official guidance
Will St. Peters take a television at the curb?+
Yes, but only as a prepared bulky item. Television sets and computer monitors are on the bulky accepted list when the glass is duct-taped with a big X and the item sits in a separate pile, and the city states that glass without tape is not collected. Schedule through the STP COLLECTS app or by phone, or take the television to St. Charles County Recycle Works Central, which publishes a per item fee. Recycle City no longer accepts flat screen televisions and refuses electronics at its drop-off center.Official guidance
What can I set out for a bulky item pickup?+
Furniture, doors, mattresses, disassembled swing sets, furnaces, appliances that do not contain Freon, brush and limbs under 4 feet and 8 inches in diameter, and glass items such as windows, mirrors and televisions when the glass is taped with a big X and kept in a separate pile. The load is capped at 3 cubic yards, each home gets two free collections a year, and commercial waste, hazardous waste, concrete, tires, car batteries, liquids, yard waste bags, fiberglass boats and anything longer than 8 feet are refused.Official guidance
Who collects trash in St. Peters?+
The City of St. Peters collects its own trash, yard waste and bulky items through Solid Waste Services at 636-970-1456 rather than through a contracted hauler. Households use only the city furnished cart, put it out by 6:30 a.m. on collection day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before, and can schedule two free bulky collections a year through the STP COLLECTS app or by phone. A multi-family building books its bulky collection by calling rather than through the app.Official guidance
How do I schedule a bulky item pickup?+
A single-family home schedules through the STP COLLECTS app or the city website, and a multi-family building calls 636-970-1456. The household chooses the date on a first-come, first-served basis, up to two collections a year at no extra cost, with a maximum of 3 cubic yards per collection. Items go out by 6:30 a.m. on the pickup day, at least 4 feet from obstructions and never under a utility line.Official guidance
What does an appliance pickup cost?+
Appliances that do not contain Freon are free through the scheduled bulky collection, which every home can use twice a year. When a household wants a weekday appointment instead, the separate Major Appliance Pickup is priced per appliance, and an appliance with Freon costs more than one without. St. Charles County Recycle Works Central also takes appliances and publishes its own per appliance collection fee.Official guidance
Where do computers and small electronics go?+
To St. Charles County Recycle Works Central at 60 Triad South Drive in St. Charles, because the city drop-off center at Recycle City refuses electronics and no longer takes flat screen televisions. The county publishes a per item fee list, with many items such as keyboards, mice, scanners, laptops, DVD players and cords at no charge and a fee on monitors and televisions. Payment there is by cash or check.Official guidance
