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City collection Mattresses, box springs, couches and other large furniture follow the same large item protocol as appliances, using the city ticket for the curbside pickup or the county drop-off at 1710 Marquette Road. No amount is published for a large item pickup. Rankin County states that large furniture such as couches, mattresses and box springs is collected as part of the county contract for an additional cost and gives 1710 Marquette Road as the drop-off alternative, so confirm the charge and the arrangements on 601-922-9647 or with the city on 601-824-4579.
City collection Mattresses, box springs, couches and other large furniture follow the same large item protocol as appliances, using the city ticket for the curbside pickup or the county drop-off at 1710 Marquette Road. No amount is published for a large item pickup. Rankin County states that large furniture such as couches, mattresses and box springs is collected as part of the county contract for an additional cost and gives 1710 Marquette Road as the drop-off alternative, so confirm the charge and the arrangements on 601-922-9647 or with the city on 601-824-4579.
City collection White goods and certain other large items are collected by Waste Management on the first pickup day of the week once the city places a ticket, and the county route takes large appliances for an additional cost or accepts them at the Marquette Road drop-off. No amount is published for an appliance pickup. Rankin County states that large appliances such as stoves, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, along with large furniture, are collected as part of the county contract for an additional cost, and that residents may also take large items to 1710 Marquette Road for disposal, so confirm the charge and the arrangements on 601-922-9647 or with the city on 601-824-4579 before the unit goes out.
City collection Mattresses, box springs, couches and other large furniture follow the same large item protocol as appliances, using the city ticket for the curbside pickup or the county drop-off at 1710 Marquette Road. No amount is published for a large item pickup. Rankin County states that large furniture such as couches, mattresses and box springs is collected as part of the county contract for an additional cost and gives 1710 Marquette Road as the drop-off alternative, so confirm the charge and the arrangements on 601-922-9647 or with the city on 601-824-4579.
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?
Brandon runs its own residential service and contracts the collection to Waste Management, so the city stays in the loop: a resident with a refrigerator, washer, couch or mattress calls Public Works first and the city places a pickup ticket with the hauler, which takes white goods and certain large items on the first pickup day of the week. Rankin County runs the same contract for the unincorporated area and publishes the wider large item rule, where appliances and large furniture are collected for an additional cost or dropped at 1710 Marquette Road, with refrigerant units requiring certified removal and a tag first. Construction debris is refused at the curb and is the owner's responsibility, and electronics have no local collection site, only the state program directories and the Greater Jackson collection events.
Refrigerators, washers, dryers and other appliances
Accepted with preparation
White goods and certain other large items are collected by Waste Management on the first pickup day of the week once the city places a ticket, and the county route takes large appliances for an additional cost or accepts them at the Marquette Road drop-off.
City cost & eligibility
No amount is published for an appliance pickup. Rankin County states that large appliances such as stoves, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, along with large furniture, are collected as part of the county contract for an additional cost, and that residents may also take large items to 1710 Marquette Road for disposal, so confirm the charge and the arrangements on 601-922-9647 or with the city on 601-824-4579 before the unit goes out.
When & how
Call the City of Brandon Public Works Department first so the city can place a pickup ticket with Waste Management, which takes white goods on the first pickup day of the week, or call 601-922-9647 to schedule the county collection.
Get it ready
Have the refrigerant removed by a certified technician and keep the tag on the unit if it is a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner, because the county will not schedule a refrigerated unit without that certification. Empty the appliance, secure the doors, and keep it at the curb no earlier than the night before the pickup day.
Mattresses, box springs, couches and other large furniture follow the same large item protocol as appliances, using the city ticket for the curbside pickup or the county drop-off at 1710 Marquette Road.
City cost & eligibility
No amount is published for a large item pickup. Rankin County states that large furniture such as couches, mattresses and box springs is collected as part of the county contract for an additional cost and gives 1710 Marquette Road as the drop-off alternative, so confirm the charge and the arrangements on 601-922-9647 or with the city on 601-824-4579.
When & how
Contact the City of Brandon Public Works Department so the city can place the ticket with Waste Management for the first pickup day of the week, or call 601-922-9647 to schedule the county collection.
Get it ready
Keep the piece whole, dry and clear of the container so the hauler can reach it, and put it out no earlier than the night before the pickup day. Household waste in the container is capped at 35 gallons and 50 pounds, so anything larger depends on the large item ticket rather than the ordinary route.
The city and Waste Management will not pick up construction debris, and the homeowner, property owner or contractor has to arrange disposal at a permitted site.
City cost & eligibility
No city or county construction rate is published because neither the city nor Waste Management collects the material. The state active facility listing shows permitted rubbish sites around Brandon, including the Fannin Class I Rubbish Site at 375 Mount Helm Road on 601-613-6024, the Mount Helm Road Class I Rubbish Site at 495 Mount Helm Road, and the City of Brandon Class II Rubbish and Composting Site at 401 North Street, so confirm the accepted material, the hours and the price with the operator before loading.
When & how
Keep construction material out of the curb piles, then call the permitted site you intend to use or a private hauler, and confirm acceptance and the price before the load moves.
Get it ready
Separate roofing, brick, concrete, drywall and fencing from ordinary household waste, keep the load covered for transport, and keep any asbestos or hazardous material out of the pile entirely. Debris from a tree service or other tree trimming operation is excluded from the hauler's collection obligation as well.
No permanent Brandon or Rankin County electronics drop-off is published, so the route is the state program directories and the Greater Jackson collection events that run each spring and fall.
City cost & eligibility
No local electronics fee is published because no local site is listed. The state electronics program maintains directories of local government, retailer and manufacturer collection options, and its local government list names the Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership at 212 North Congress Street in Jackson with electronic waste collection events each spring and fall and dates to be announced, so confirm the next date and the accepted items before traveling.
When & how
Watch the state electronics program page and the Greater Jackson event dates, then take the device to the collection event the state announces, or use a retailer or manufacturer take-back option from the state directories.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data or remove the drive before a computer leaves the house, keep the device whole, and do not put televisions, monitors or computers in the household garbage or the recycling bin while you wait for the next event. The state advises calling the local solid waste coordinator, the board of supervisors or city officials when no local program is posted.
Waste goes out in containers or bags of no more than 35 gallons and no heavier than 50 pounds, placed within five feet of the curb, and it is out by 7 a.m. on the pickup day and no earlier than the night before, with empty containers taken back in after collection. Garbage routes run between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., and yard waste has to be bagged, containerised or bundled with no more than five bags per pickup.
White goods and certain other large items are collected by Waste Management on the first pickup day of the week, but the city asks a resident to contact the Public Works Department first so the city can place a pickup ticket with the hauler. The county publishes the same arrangement for the area, with large appliance and large furniture collection carrying an additional cost and a drop-off at 1710 Marquette Road as the alternative.
A refrigerator, air conditioner unit, freezer or any other appliance with a refrigerant system has to have the refrigerant removed by a certified technician, and the unit has to carry a tag showing that certification before the county will schedule the collection. Book the removal first, keep the tag with the unit, and only then call the hauler.
The city and Waste Management will not collect construction debris from construction, remodeling, repair or demolition, and the list of refused material includes roofing materials, landscape materials, tree removal, bricks, concrete, fencing materials and drywall. The homeowner, property owner or contractor is responsible for disposal, so the load goes to a permitted site rather than the curb, and debris from a tree service is excluded from the hauler's collection obligation as well.
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 Brandon Public Works with Waste Management, and the Rankin County Solid Waste Department
Ask the city to place a large item ticket with the hauler
A Brandon household inside the city limits with a refrigerator, washer, dryer, couch, mattress or another large item to send away.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no amount for the ticket route, and the county page states that large appliance and large furniture collection carries an additional cost under the contract, so confirm the charge with the City of Brandon Public Works Department on 601-824-4579 or with the hauler on 601-922-9647 when the pickup is arranged.
Arrange it
Call the City of Brandon Public Works Department, describe the item, and let the city place the ticket with Waste Management, which collects white goods and certain large items on the first pickup day of the week.
The route covers residential households inside the city limits, commercial properties contract their own service, construction debris is refused, and a refrigerated unit needs certified refrigerant removal and a tag before the pickup can be scheduled.
City of Brandon Public Works with Waste Management, and the Rankin County Solid Waste Department
Use the Rankin County large item route or the Marquette Road drop-off
A household that would rather schedule the collection directly or haul the large item itself.
Cost & conditions
Rankin County states that the collection is part of the county contract for an additional cost and publishes no amount, and it gives 1710 Marquette Road as the drop-off alternative without a price, so confirm the charge on 601-922-9647 before the pickup or the trip.
Arrange it
Call 601-922-9647 to schedule the county collection, or take the appliance or large furniture piece to 1710 Marquette Road for disposal.
The route is aimed at appliance and large furniture items, a refrigerated unit needs certified refrigerant removal and a tag first, and no hours or price are published for the drop-off, so confirm both before traveling.
City of Brandon Public Works with Waste Management, and the Rankin County Solid Waste Department
Use the state electronics directories and the Greater Jackson events
A household with a television, computer, monitor or other electronic device and no local drop-off to use.
Cost & conditions
No local electronics price is published because no local site is listed. The state electronics program publishes directories of local government, retailer and manufacturer options, and its local government list gives the Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership collection events each spring and fall with dates to be announced, so confirm the next date and the accepted items before loading the car.
Arrange it
Check the state electronics program page and the Greater Jackson event dates, or use a retailer or manufacturer take-back option from the state directories.
The state describes the program as informational, the collection events do not publish fixed dates, and no permanent Brandon or Rankin County drop-off appears on the state list, so a resident may need to travel or use a take-back option.
Large appliances such as stoves, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers, along with large furniture such as couches, mattresses and box springs, which the county says may be taken there for disposal.
Listed by the county as the drop-off alternative to the paid collection, with no opening hours, load limits or price published, so call the Solid Waste Department on 601-825-9213 or the collection line on 601-922-9647 before traveling. A refrigerated appliance still needs certified refrigerant removal and a tag.
Confirm current hours on 601-825-9213, because the county page publishes the address and not a schedule.
The county publishes no fee for the drop-off and states only that the collection route carries an additional cost, so confirm the charge on 601-825-9213 or 601-922-9647.
Permitted rubbish site for construction type loads in Brandon
Fannin Class I Rubbish Site
375 Mount Helm Road, Brandon, MS 39047
A state-permitted Class I rubbish site in the Brandon area, listed in the October 2025 active solid waste facility listing with a permitted capacity, which is the type of site that takes construction type material rather than household collection.
The state listing gives the permit and the operator but not what a household load may contain, so confirm the accepted material, the hours and the price with the operator, Southern Environmental Group, on 601-613-6024 before loading. Hazardous material and asbestos are not household loads for a rubbish site.
Confirm current hours on 601-613-6024, because the state listing publishes the permit details and not a schedule.
No rate is published by the state or the operator in the retained material, so confirm the tipping charge with the operator on 601-613-6024.
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 an old appliance in Brandon?+
Call the City of Brandon Public Works Department first, because the city places the pickup ticket with Waste Management and white goods and certain large items are then collected on the first pickup day of the week. Rankin County publishes the wider rule for the area: large appliances such as stoves, dishwashers, washing machines and dryers are collected as part of the county contract for an additional cost on 601-922-9647, or can be taken to 1710 Marquette Road. A refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner unit needs the refrigerant removed by a certified technician and a tag on the unit before the county will schedule it.Official guidance
Will anyone take a couch or mattress in Brandon?+
Yes, as a large item. Contact Brandon Public Works first so the city can place a pickup ticket with Waste Management, which takes white goods and certain large items on the first pickup day of the week, and the county page confirms that large furniture such as couches, mattresses and box springs is collected as part of the county contract for an additional cost. The alternative is to take the piece to 1710 Marquette Road for disposal, and either way the charge is confirmed on the phone because no amount is published.Official guidance
Where does construction debris go in Brandon?+
Not to the curb. The city and Waste Management both refuse construction debris from construction, remodeling, repair or demolition, naming roofing materials, landscape materials, tree removal, bricks, concrete, fencing materials and drywall, and they state that the homeowner, property owner or contractor is responsible for disposal. The state facility listing shows permitted rubbish sites around Brandon, including the Fannin Class I Rubbish Site at 375 Mount Helm Road and the Mount Helm Road Class I Rubbish Site at 495 Mount Helm Road, plus the City of Brandon Class II Rubbish and Composting Site at 401 North Street, so call ahead to confirm what each one takes and what it charges.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Brandon?+
There is no permanent Brandon or Rankin County electronics drop-off published by the state. The Mississippi electronics program maintains directories of local government, retailer and manufacturer collection options, and its list of local government programs names the Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership in Jackson with collection events each spring and fall and dates to be announced. Confirm the next date and the accepted items before traveling, keep the device out of the garbage and the recycling bin in the meantime, and call the state program or your local solid waste coordinator for the current nearest option.Official guidance
What does a large item pickup cost in Brandon?+
No amount is published on either the city or the county page. The city asks residents to contact Public Works so it can place a pickup ticket with Waste Management, and Rankin County states that large appliance and large furniture collection is part of the county contract for an additional cost, with 1710 Marquette Road as the drop-off alternative. Confirm the price on 601-922-9647 or with the city on 601-824-4579 before the item goes out, and remember that a refrigerated unit needs certified refrigerant removal and a tag first.Official guidance
Who do I call about a pickup or disposal in Brandon?+
The City of Brandon Public Works Department takes the first call for curbside questions and places the large item ticket with Waste Management, and the department number for solid waste matters is 601-824-4579. Rankin County Solid Waste answers on 601-825-9213 or waste@rankincounty.org during weekday office hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the county collection line for large items is 601-922-9647.Official guidance
