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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.
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City collection A couch or other household furniture piece is named in the township's bulky collection list, so it is scheduled by calling the Sanitation Division. The township's ReUse It Center is a reuse route to ask about for a piece in good condition. No furniture charge is published for the bulky pickup, and the ReUse It Center publishes no terms, so confirm the piece on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600, or ext. 3035 for the ReUse It Center. A private transfer station charges by the load.
City collection A mattress is named in the township's bulky collection list along with furniture and carpeting, so it comes off the curb through a scheduled Sanitation Division pickup. No mattress charge is published for the bulky pickup, and the Keasbey drop-off publishes no per-item price, so confirm the mattress on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 before it goes out.
City collection Appliances and white goods can be dropped at the township's Keasbey center, and the township says a curbside pickup is available for a fee. The county also requires white goods to be recycled, not thrown out. The township states that a curbside appliance pickup carries a fee but publishes no amount, and the Keasbey drop-off publishes no per-item price. Confirm the appliance, the fee and the drop-off terms on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 or ext. 3035.
City collection Woodbridge collects household trash weekly, and only what is inside the township tote is collected. A holiday shifts the rest of that week by a day. The township publishes no monthly collection rate and no per-item charge on the pages reviewed. Call the Sanitation Division on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 to confirm the service terms for your address.
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?
Woodbridge collects trash, recycling and bulky items on its own routes, and a couch, mattress or appliance comes off the curb through a call to the Sanitation Division rather than a special sticker. Electronic waste and metal have their own free curbside pickup through the Recycling Division, and both can also go to the township drop-off at 225 Smith Street in Keasbey. Construction material never goes to that drop-off, so a project load goes to the Roads Department for masonry or to a private transfer station for everything else.
Woodbridge collects household trash weekly, and only what is inside the township tote is collected. A holiday shifts the rest of that week by a day.
City cost & eligibility
The township publishes no monthly collection rate and no per-item charge on the pages reviewed. Call the Sanitation Division on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 to confirm the service terms for your address.
When & how
Put the tote at the curb after 4 p.m. the day before collection and take it back in by 9 p.m. on the collection day. The whole week shifts one day after a holiday.
Get it ready
Keep the lid closed and leave nothing beside the cart, because items outside the tote are not collected. Construction and demolition material, electronics and hazardous products do not belong in the trash.
Recyclables go out in the blue cart or to the township drop-off at 225 Smith Street. Nothing may sit loose beside the cart.
City cost & eligibility
The township publishes no separate recycling charge on the pages reviewed, and the drop-off is free for residents, so confirm the current cart and drop-off terms on 732-738-1311 ext. 3035.
When & how
Recyclables go out with the weekly collection day, or to the Keasbey drop-off Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Get it ready
Break cardboard down so it fits the blue cart, keep recyclables out of the trash cart, and take film plastic, Styrofoam and textiles to the drop-off instead, because those are not part of the curbside stream.
Bulky items scheduled through the Sanitation Division
Accepted with preparation
Large items that will not fit in the cart are scheduled by calling the Sanitation Division, and the township's list names furniture, mattresses, carpeting, appliances, playsets and ride-on toys.
City cost & eligibility
The township publishes no charge for scheduling a bulky pickup, so confirm the pile and any cost with the Sanitation Division on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600. A large load that the township will not take can go to a private transfer station for a per-load fee.
When & how
Call to schedule the pickup, then set the items out on the day you are given rather than on your regular cart day.
Get it ready
Keep the pile to the items you described on the phone and keep construction debris, electronics and hazardous material out of it. Do not leave bulky items at the curb before the appointment.
A couch or other household furniture piece is named in the township's bulky collection list, so it is scheduled by calling the Sanitation Division. The township's ReUse It Center is a reuse route to ask about for a piece in good condition.
City cost & eligibility
No furniture charge is published for the bulky pickup, and the ReUse It Center publishes no terms, so confirm the piece on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600, or ext. 3035 for the ReUse It Center. A private transfer station charges by the load.
When & how
Call to schedule the collection day, and check the ReUse It Center's hours before taking a donation there.
Get it ready
Describe each piece when you call and have it at the curb on the agreed day. Keep upholstered furniture out of a construction or yard waste pile, and ask before taking anything to the ReUse It Center, because the township does not publish what it accepts.
A mattress is named in the township's bulky collection list along with furniture and carpeting, so it comes off the curb through a scheduled Sanitation Division pickup.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress charge is published for the bulky pickup, and the Keasbey drop-off publishes no per-item price, so confirm the mattress on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 before it goes out.
When & how
Call to schedule the collection and put the mattress out on that day. The Keasbey drop-off is open Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. if you take it yourself.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and wrapped or bagged where required, put it out only on the appointment day, and keep it clear of the carts so the crew can reach it. Ask about a box spring at the same time, because it is a second piece.
Appliances and white goods can be dropped at the township's Keasbey center, and the township says a curbside pickup is available for a fee. The county also requires white goods to be recycled, not thrown out.
City cost & eligibility
The township states that a curbside appliance pickup carries a fee but publishes no amount, and the Keasbey drop-off publishes no per-item price. Confirm the appliance, the fee and the drop-off terms on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 or ext. 3035.
When & how
Take the appliance to the Keasbey center Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., or call to arrange the fee-based curbside pickup.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance and secure or remove the doors before it moves. Ask about a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner that still holds refrigerant, because no township page states how a cooling appliance must be handled and the county events will not take appliances at all.
New Jersey requires consumer electronics to be recycled, and Woodbridge makes it easy: take them to the Keasbey center or call the Recycling Division for a free curbside pickup of electronic waste and metal.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Woodbridge Township residents. The township lists the curbside pickup for electronic waste and mixed metal as free, and the Keasbey drop-off is for residents with proof of residency. Call 732-738-1311 ext. 3035 to arrange it.
When & how
Call ext. 3035 for the curbside pickup, or take the device to the Keasbey center Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. County household hazardous waste events do not take electronics.
Get it ready
Keep televisions, computers and printers out of the trash and recycling carts. Erase personal data before a computer leaves your hands, and ask about a television separately, because the retail fallback the county lists takes printers, computers, monitors and fax machines rather than televisions.
Construction and demolition material is refused at the township drop-off. Masonry and paving material goes to the Roads Department, and the county sends furniture or construction loads to a licensed hauler or a private transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
No township construction rate is published. A private transfer station charges by the load and asks callers to confirm its hours and fees, so agree the price before the load leaves the property. Freehold Cartage can be reached on 732-462-1001 x7126, Mazza and Sons on 732-922-9292, and Republic/Midco in Middlesex on 732-469-3777.
When & how
Arrange the disposal before the work starts: a container or licensed hauler for mixed debris, or the Roads Department on 732-738-1311 ext. 3044 for loose leaves and masonry material.
Get it ready
Keep masonry, asphalt, brick, block, stone and concrete separate from mixed debris, because the township routes those to the Roads Department. Never take construction or demolition material to the Keasbey drop-off, and keep it out of a curbside cart.
No township page names a treadmill, elliptical or home gym. A machine that will not fit the cart is bulky, and one that is mostly metal may ride the metal collection, so the township has to confirm the machine first.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine price is published. The bulky route carries no printed charge and the metal pickup is listed as free, so confirm the machine, its weight and any cost on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 or ext. 3035.
When & how
Call before the machine goes out, then use the day the township gives you or take it to the Keasbey center during its hours.
Get it ready
Fold or dismantle the machine where the maker allows it and keep the parts together. Describe the size and weight on the phone, and take the console or battery out so the rest can be handled as metal.
The township's bulky program runs on an appointment, not on your regular cart day. Call the Sanitation Division on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600, describe what is going out, and put it at the curb only on the day you are given. Electronics and metal are a separate call to the Recycling Division on ext. 3035.
Put the tote out after 4 p.m. the day before collection, keep the lid closed, and bring it back in by 9 p.m. on the collection day. Nothing should be left beside the cart, and a holiday delays the rest of that week's collections by a day.
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.
Woodbridge Township Public Works with Middlesex County programs
Schedule the township bulky pickup
A Woodbridge household with a couch, mattress, carpet, appliance, playset or ride-on toy that will not fit in the cart.
Cost & conditions
The township publishes no charge for a scheduled bulky pickup, so confirm the items and any cost on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 when you book.
Arrange it
Call the Sanitation Division, describe the items, and set them out on the appointment day only.
Construction and demolition material, electronics and hazardous products are not part of this pickup. Electronics and metal are booked separately with the Recycling Division, and a load the township will not take goes to a private transfer station for a fee.
Woodbridge Township Public Works with Middlesex County programs
Use the free electronics and metal pickup
A Woodbridge household with a television, computer, printer, monitor or metal item that can go out for collection.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Woodbridge Township residents. The township lists the curbside pickup for electronic waste and mixed metal as free, arranged on 732-738-1311 ext. 3035.
Arrange it
Call the Recycling Division on 732-738-1311 ext. 3035 to arrange the pickup, or take the material to the Keasbey center.
Electronic waste and metal only. Appliances are handled separately and carry a fee for curbside pickup, construction material is never accepted at the drop-off, and a television is not taken by the retail fallback the county lists.
A household with bulky waste or construction material that the township's bulky pickup will not take.
Cost & conditions
The transfer stations charge per load and the county guide tells callers to confirm the operating days, hours and fees, so agree the price before you load.
Arrange it
Call one of the licensed transfer stations, such as Freehold Cartage on 732-462-1001 x7126, Mazza and Sons on 732-922-9292, Republic/Midco in Middlesex on 732-469-3777, Republic/Midco in New Brunswick on 732-545-8988, or IWS in New Brunswick on 732-696-1215.
Personal vehicles only, under 9,000 pounds for a single vehicle or 16,000 pounds combined with a trailer. The county landfill in East Brunswick is open to licensed haulers only and will not take a resident's own vehicle.
Woodbridge Township Public Works with Middlesex County programs
Use a county household hazardous waste event
A Middlesex County household with paint, chemicals, batteries, propane tanks, fluorescent bulbs or motor oil.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to Middlesex County residents with residential material and residential plates. Commercial vehicles and commercial or industrial waste are refused, and containers over ten gallons are not accepted.
Arrange it
Stay in the vehicle and keep materials in the trunk, cargo area or truck bed for staff to remove. The 2026 events all run 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.: March 15 and November 15 at Middlesex College in Edison, May 16 at the county public works yard in North Brunswick, June 28 at the Old Bridge recycling center, and September 19 at the county public works yard in Sayreville.
Tires, electronics, appliances, furniture, explosives, medical waste, empty containers, alkaline batteries and smoke detectors are not accepted, so those items need the township programs or a transfer station instead.
A household with covered electronics that would rather drop them off than wait for a pickup.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The county guide lists these locations as accepting consumer electronics at no charge through the state e-cycle program, and asks residents to call ahead to confirm the service is still offered.
Arrange it
Staples stores take printers, computers, computer monitors and fax machines but not televisions, and NewTech Recycling on 732-564-3110 takes all covered electronic devices. The New Jersey e-cycle list covers anything else.
Staples does not take televisions, and covered devices are limited to computers, monitors, printers, fax machines and televisions, so confirm the device before you drive it over.
The township's own drop-off is the Convenience and Recycling Center at 225 Smith Street in Keasbey, open Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. for Woodbridge residents with proof of residency. It takes recyclables, electronics, appliances, metal, bulky rigid plastics, leaves, textiles, Styrofoam, motor oil, cooking oil, paints, batteries and tires, but it refuses construction and demolition material and bars commercial and rental vehicles. For a load the township will not take, the county guide points to a licensed hauler or a private transfer station that charges by the load, and the county landfill in East Brunswick is open to licensed haulers only. Paint, chemicals and other hazardous products go to the county's five 2026 household hazardous waste events, which do not accept electronics, appliances or furniture. The Convenience and Recycling CenterWhat Can I RecycleMiddlesex County 2026 Recycling and Solid Waste Guide
Township drop-off for residents
Woodbridge Township Convenience and Recycling Center
225 Smith Street, Keasbey, NJ 08832
Household recyclables, cardboard, electronic waste, appliances, mixed metal, bulky rigid plastics such as buckets and laundry baskets, leaves, textiles, plastic bags and film, Styrofoam, motor oil and antifreeze, cooking oil, paints, stains and aerosols, propane tanks, rechargeable batteries, shredded paper, eyeglasses and hardcover books, with tires limited to four a month.
Woodbridge Township residents only, with proof of residency and check-in with the guard. Construction and demolition material is not accepted, and commercial vehicles, vehicles with commercial or out-of-state plates, box trucks and rental vehicles may not use the center.
Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., closed Sundays and holidays. Saturdays usually have longer waits.
No charge. Woodbridge Township residents with proof of residency. No fee is published for the drop-off, and the township lists the curbside electronics and metal pickup as free as well.
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 the township collect a couch from the curb?+
Yes, once you have scheduled it. Furniture is named in the Sanitation Division's bulky list, so call 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 and put the couch out on the day the division gives you. Nothing should be left at the curb before that appointment.Official guidance
How does a mattress leave a Woodbridge home?+
Call the Sanitation Division at 732-738-1311 ext. 3600. Mattresses are on the township's bulky item list, so the division schedules a curbside pickup rather than leaving it for the regular cart day, and you can also take it to the Keasbey drop-off yourself.Official guidance
Where does an old appliance go in Woodbridge?+
To the Convenience and Recycling Center at 225 Smith Street in Keasbey, which takes appliances from Woodbridge residents with proof of residency. The township also offers a curbside pickup for a fee through the Sanitation Division, and the county requires white goods to be recycled rather than landfilled.Official guidance
Can a television go in the trash in Woodbridge?+
No. New Jersey requires computers, monitors, televisions, printers and fax machines to be recycled, and the township collects electronic waste and metal either at the Keasbey drop-off or through a free curbside pickup arranged on 732-738-1311 ext. 3035.Official guidance
When are the household hazardous waste events?+
Middlesex County runs five events in 2026, all from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.: March 15 at Middlesex College in Edison, May 16 at the county public works yard in North Brunswick, June 28 at the Old Bridge recycling center, September 19 at the county public works yard in Sayreville, and November 15 at Middlesex College. They are free for county residents with residential material and plates, and electronics, appliances, furniture, tires and alkaline batteries are not accepted.Official guidance
Whom do I call for a pickup in Woodbridge?+
The Sanitation Division on 732-738-1311 ext. 3600 for bulky items, furniture, mattresses, carpeting and appliances, and the Recycling Division on ext. 3035 for electronics, metal, recycling questions and the ReUse It Center. Masonry, loose leaves and similar material goes to the Roads Department on ext. 3044.Official guidance
