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City collection Saratoga Springs publishes no curbside furniture pickup, and the county list puts usable furniture with a reuse organisation rather than a disposal route. The county reuse list sends furniture to Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Moreau, with Rebuilding Together in Ballston Spa, rather than to a disposal programme, and the city publishes no bulky item rate for the transfer station. Confirm with the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 whether the attendant will accept a piece at Weibel Avenue and what the sticker or scale cost would be before you load the vehicle.
City collection No Saratoga Springs or Saratoga County page names a mattress, so the item has to be confirmed before it leaves the house. Mattresses and box springs appear on no retained city or county list, the city publishes no bulky item rate, and the fee schedule prices only bagged waste stickers and compost. Call the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 to ask whether the Weibel Avenue station will take the piece and what it would cost, and ask the attendant the same question before unloading.
City collection Refrigerators and air conditioners are named as accepted appliances, but no published page says how the refrigerant is handled, so that question is open. The county lists refrigerators and air conditioners among the appliances accepted at the Weibel Avenue center with liquids and glass removed, and the flyer adds refrigerators to the large appliance list, but neither page states whether the refrigerant has to be recovered or the unit tagged first and neither publishes a fee. Confirm both points with the attendant on 518-581-1430 before the unit leaves the house.
City collection There is no curbside bulky route in Saratoga Springs, so a cleanout goes to the Weibel Avenue transfer station under the bagged waste rules. The city collects no bulky items at the curb and publishes no bulky item rate, and the only published charge at the station is the landfill sticker at two dollars per standard garbage bag, with stickers also listed at four dollars each. Confirm with the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 what a bulky load costs and how the attendant wants it presented before the trip.
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?
Saratoga Springs does not run a curbside household refuse route. The Department of Public Works sends residents to its transfer station and recycling center at 41 Weibel Avenue, open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm, where bagged and other non-recycled waste is tipped at the compactor and single-stream recyclables are taken without sorting. A landfill sticker costs two dollars for a standard garbage bag, the county's 2026 fee schedule publishes no bulky item, appliance or mattress rate, and the county flyer names large appliances such as stoves, refrigerators, washers and dryers among the accepted items when all the material has been taken out of them, glass shelves included. Furniture that still works has a reuse route through the county list, with Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Moreau as the furniture entry. Household hazardous waste runs through a Saratoga Springs collection day every other year and the county events, yard waste can be dropped at the same Weibel Avenue center, and the only curbside collection the city advertises is the seasonal leaf and lawn debris pickup that runs from April 6 to September 30 with bundled limbs.
Saratoga Springs publishes no curbside furniture pickup, and the county list puts usable furniture with a reuse organisation rather than a disposal route.
City cost & eligibility
The county reuse list sends furniture to Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Moreau, with Rebuilding Together in Ballston Spa, rather than to a disposal programme, and the city publishes no bulky item rate for the transfer station. Confirm with the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 whether the attendant will accept a piece at Weibel Avenue and what the sticker or scale cost would be before you load the vehicle.
When & how
Take still usable furniture to a reuse organisation first, or call the Department of Public Works to confirm the transfer station will take the piece on a Tuesday to Saturday between 8:00 am and 3:45 pm.
Get it ready
Empty the drawers and remove cushions and glass tops so the piece can be handled by one person at the station, keep it dry, and take the doors off a cabinet before it is loaded.
No Saratoga Springs or Saratoga County page names a mattress, so the item has to be confirmed before it leaves the house.
City cost & eligibility
Mattresses and box springs appear on no retained city or county list, the city publishes no bulky item rate, and the fee schedule prices only bagged waste stickers and compost. Call the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 to ask whether the Weibel Avenue station will take the piece and what it would cost, and ask the attendant the same question before unloading.
When & how
Confirm the answer first, then use the station on a Tuesday to Saturday between 8:00 am and 3:45 pm if the city agrees to take the piece.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress and box spring apart, take the frame, headboard and bedding off, and keep the piece dry so the attendant can decide whether it can be handled at the station.
Large appliances are a named accepted item at the Saratoga County recycling center on Weibel Avenue once all the material has been taken out of them.
City cost & eligibility
The county names the route and the preparation but publishes no appliance fee, and the city fee schedule prices only bagged waste stickers and compost, so confirm the gate terms with the transfer station attendant on 518-581-1430 or the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555.
When & how
Take the appliance to the Weibel Avenue center, which is open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm, and stop at the attendant's office before unloading.
Get it ready
Remove everything from inside the appliance, including the glass shelves, and take any liquids and glass out before it arrives, because the county states that appliances are accepted with all liquids and glass removed.
Refrigerators and air conditioners are named as accepted appliances, but no published page says how the refrigerant is handled, so that question is open.
City cost & eligibility
The county lists refrigerators and air conditioners among the appliances accepted at the Weibel Avenue center with liquids and glass removed, and the flyer adds refrigerators to the large appliance list, but neither page states whether the refrigerant has to be recovered or the unit tagged first and neither publishes a fee. Confirm both points with the attendant on 518-581-1430 before the unit leaves the house.
When & how
Call the transfer station first, then take the unit to the Weibel Avenue center on a Tuesday to Saturday between 8:00 am and 3:45 pm.
Get it ready
Empty and clean the unit, remove the contents and any glass, keep the doors on until the attendant advises otherwise, and leave the refrigerant sealed until someone confirms who is allowed to handle it.
No retained Saratoga Springs or Saratoga County page names a television or an electronics drop-off, so the set has to be confirmed rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
The city transfer station page, the city fee schedule and the county recycling page and flyer name no television and no electronics programme, and the city publishes no per item rate, so call the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 and the transfer station on 518-581-1430 to find out whether the set will be accepted at Weibel Avenue and on what terms.
When & how
Confirm with the city first, then use the Weibel Avenue station on a Tuesday to Saturday between 8:00 am and 3:45 pm if the set is accepted.
Get it ready
Keep the screen whole and dry, wipe anything that stores data, keep the remote and cords with the set, and do not put it out with the leaf pile or drop it off before an attendant has agreed to take it.
Computers, printers and small electronics are named on no retained local list, even though a microwave counts as an accepted appliance.
City cost & eligibility
The county appliance list accepts microwaves at the Weibel Avenue center but names no computer, printer or cable, and the city publishes no electronics programme or rate, so confirm the item with the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 or the attendant on 518-581-1430 before bringing it in.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then use the Weibel Avenue center on a Tuesday to Saturday between 8:00 am and 3:45 pm if it is accepted.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data from drives, laptops and phones, keep the power supply and cables with the device, and separate a microwave from the rest of the load because it is the one small appliance the county list actually names.
The county names only scrap metal for a transfer station, so construction material has no published drop-off and stays a private arrangement.
City cost & eligibility
The county's demolition note says scrap metal may be brought to your local transfer station and names no other construction material, and the city publishes no construction rate at Weibel Avenue, so confirm whether the load will be taken and at what cost, or arrange a private haul for anything beyond scrap metal.
When & how
Separate any scrap metal for the Weibel Avenue center, which runs Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm, and arrange a private haul for wood, drywall, roofing or masonry.
Get it ready
Keep metal apart from the rest of the debris, remove nails and screws where the load is handled by hand, keep liquids out of the load, and never mix construction material into a bagged household waste load with a landfill sticker.
A treadmill is named on the county's scrap metal and large metal objects list, so a metal treadmill goes to the Weibel Avenue recycling center as scrap metal with the fluids drained and the glass removed, while a machine the flyer does not name still has to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
The county single stream flyer names treadmills with stoves, hot water heaters, dishwashers, refrigerators, water coolers, dehumidifiers, microwaves, washers, dryers and furnaces in the scrap metal and large metal objects it accepts, with all liquids and glass removed, and it publishes no fee for scrap metal, so confirm the gate terms with the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555. The same flyer names no elliptical or weight machine, so a machine it does not list still has to be confirmed before it is moved.
When & how
Take a metal treadmill to the Weibel Avenue center on a Tuesday to Saturday between 8:00 am and 3:45 pm, and confirm any machine the flyer does not name with the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 first.
Get it ready
Drain the fluids and take out the glass before a metal machine goes to the center, because the county accepts scrap metal only with all liquids and glass removed. Strip the console and any loose weights so the frame is lighter, fold the deck where the maker allows it, and keep the machine out of any bagged load because the sticker price applies to standard garbage bags rather than to bulky equipment.
There is no curbside bulky route in Saratoga Springs, so a cleanout goes to the Weibel Avenue transfer station under the bagged waste rules.
City cost & eligibility
The city collects no bulky items at the curb and publishes no bulky item rate, and the only published charge at the station is the landfill sticker at two dollars per standard garbage bag, with stickers also listed at four dollars each. Confirm with the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 what a bulky load costs and how the attendant wants it presented before the trip.
When & how
Take the load to 41 Weibel Avenue on a Tuesday to Saturday between 8:00 am and 3:45 pm, and stop at the office for stickers or directions before unloading at the compactor.
Get it ready
Bag the household trash and buy a sticker for each standard bag, keep recyclables separate because the center takes single-stream material, keep appliances with the liquids and glass removed in their own load, and leave yard waste and compost separate as well.
Saratoga Springs runs no curbside household refuse route. The transfer station and recycling center at 41 Weibel Avenue is operated by the Department of Public Works and opens Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm, anyone may use it, and bagged and other non-recycled waste goes into a stationary compactor with an attendant on site. Landfill stickers are sold there for two dollars for a standard garbage bag, and the county uses single-stream recycling, so recyclables arrive loose and unsorted. Compost can also be dropped free at the Saratoga Farmers Market silver bins year round.
The county lists the appliances that are accepted at the Saratoga County Recycling Center at 41 Weibel Avenue: objects with all liquids and glass removed, including scrap metal, stoves, hot water heaters, dishwashers, refrigerators, air conditioners, water coolers, microwaves, washers, dryers and grills. The county flyer adds that large appliances such as stoves, refrigerators, washers and dryers should have all the material removed from inside, including any glass shelves. Nothing in the retained material mentions a bulky item rate or a refrigerant rule, so the gate question is settled with the attendant rather than assumed.
The only curbside collection is leaves and lawn debris
The city advertises a seasonal curbside leaf and lawn debris pickup rather than a refuse route. Leaves and lawn debris go out in a receptacle, container or paper bag from April 6 to September 30, with no plastic allowed, and small limbs no longer than four feet may be bundled at the curb as long as a single person can handle the container or pile. From October 1 through December the lawn debris may be loosely piled at the curb. Crews work the whole city in about two weeks and then restart the route, and they do not go onto private property for leaves.
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 Saratoga Springs Department of Public Works with Saratoga County recycling programmes
Use the Weibel Avenue transfer station
A household or business with bagged waste, single-stream recyclables, appliances with the liquids and glass removed, scrap metal or yard waste to drop off.
Cost & conditions
From $2 per standard garbage bag for a landfill sticker at the transfer station, with stickers also listed at $4 each in the 2026 fee schedule and no bulky item, appliance or mattress rate published. Anyone may use the transfer station and recycling center, and the landfill stickers are sold at the station office.
Arrange it
Go to 41 Weibel Avenue on a Tuesday to Saturday between 8:00 am and 3:45 pm, buy stickers for bagged waste at the office, and unload recyclables and appliances where the attendant directs.
The city publishes no bulky item or appliance rate, no electronics programme and no refrigerant rule, so anything outside bagged waste, recyclables, yard waste and the listed appliances has to be confirmed with the attendant.
City of Saratoga Springs Department of Public Works with Saratoga County recycling programmes
Wait for the hazardous waste day
A household holding paint, cleaners, automotive fluids, fuels, solvents, pesticides or other household hazardous waste that cannot go in the bagged waste.
Cost & conditions
The city and county publish the collection events rather than a fee, so call the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 for the next Saratoga Springs date and terms.
Arrange it
Watch for the Saratoga Springs household hazardous waste day, which runs every other year for city residents and is partly reimbursed through a state grant, or use a county collection event, and keep the material in its original container.
The city event is not annual, the county page sends residents to their own municipality for dates, and latex paint is accepted only in liquid form while hardened paint and empty cans go with the regular garbage.
A household with a couch, table, dresser or other usable piece that could be reused instead of disposed of.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Donation is free to the household, with each organisation setting its own acceptance rules, and the county reuse list names Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Moreau and Rebuilding Together in Ballston Spa for furniture.
Arrange it
Call the organisation before loading the piece, since each one decides what it will accept and when it is open.
A worn, stained or incomplete piece may be refused, and the county list is a directory rather than a guarantee, so a refused piece still needs a confirmed disposal route.
Arrange a private hauler for what the city will not take
A household or business with bulky items, construction material, mattresses or electronics that the transfer station will not accept.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no private hauling rate and no bulky item rate of its own, so the price depends on the hauler, the material and the volume. Ask for a quote and confirm where the load is going before it leaves the property.
Arrange it
Book a licensed hauler directly and confirm the destination site, since the city has no curbside bulky route to fall back on.
Nothing here replaces a confirmed answer from the Department of Public Works, and a hauler load still has to reach a permitted facility.
City transfer station and recycling center on Weibel Avenue
Saratoga Springs Transfer Station and Recycling Center
41 Weibel Avenue, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Bagged and other non-recycled waste at the compactor with a landfill sticker per standard bag, single-stream recyclables, yard waste, and the appliances the county lists with all liquids and glass removed, including scrap metal, stoves, hot water heaters, dishwashers, refrigerators, air conditioners, water coolers, microwaves, washers, dryers and grills.
No bulky item, mattress, television, electronics, construction or refrigerant rule is published for the site, so anything outside the listed materials has to be confirmed with the attendant; the city fee schedule prices only bagged waste stickers and compost, and appliances have to arrive with the liquids and glass removed.
Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm, with the attendant on site at the office beside the compactor.
From $2 per standard garbage bag for a landfill sticker, with stickers also listed at $4 each in the 2026 city fee schedule and no appliance, mattress or bulky item rate published. Anyone may use the transfer station and recycling center, and stickers are bought at the site office.
City compost site and curbside leaf and lawn debris collection
Saratoga Springs compost and leaf programme
474 Broadway, Suite 12, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
Leaves, lawn debris and bundled limbs up to four feet at the curb in season, and yard waste at the Weibel Avenue center, with the collected material composted at the city site and sold on.
Leaves and lawn debris must be in a receptacle, container or paper bag from April 6 to September 30 with no plastic allowed, only from October 1 to December may lawn debris be loosely piled, containers and piles have to stay light enough for one person, and crews do not go onto private property.
The container season runs April 6 to September 30 with trucks covering the city in about two weeks at a time, and the loose pile season runs October 1 through December.
No charge. Curbside leaf and lawn debris collection is part of the city public works service for the season, while compost and mulch bought back from the city carry the published fee schedule rates.
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 Saratoga Springs?+
There is no curbside furniture collection. The county reuse list sends furniture to Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Moreau, with Rebuilding Together as the other furniture entry, so a usable couch has a reuse route first. For a piece that cannot be reused, the transfer station on Weibel Avenue is the city's waste drop-off, and it is worth calling the Department of Public Works first because the city publishes no bulky item rate.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Saratoga Springs?+
That has to be confirmed, because no Saratoga Springs or Saratoga County page names mattresses or box springs and the city publishes no bulky item rate. The transfer station on Weibel Avenue is the city's general waste drop-off and runs Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm, so call the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 before loading the piece.Official guidance
Will Saratoga Springs take a stove or a washer?+
The appliance has a route, and it is the recycling center on Weibel Avenue. Saratoga County lists objects with all liquids and glass removed, including scrap metal, stoves, hot water heaters, dishwashers, microwaves, washers, dryers and grills, as accepted at the Saratoga County Recycling Center at 41 Weibel Ave, and the county flyer adds large appliances such as stoves, washers and dryers with all the material, including glass shelves, removed from inside. The city publishes no separate appliance fee, so confirm the terms with the attendant.Official guidance
Where does a television go in Saratoga Springs?+
No Saratoga Springs or Saratoga County page retained here names televisions or an electronics drop-off, so the set cannot be promised to any route. The city runs its waste drop-off at the transfer station on Weibel Avenue, Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm, and it publishes no per item rate, so call the Department of Public Works on 518-587-3550 extension 2555 or the station on 518-581-1430 before the television leaves the house.Official guidance
Does Saratoga Springs pick up bulky items at the curb?+
No. The city publishes no curbside household refuse or bulky pickup, and the Department of Public Works lists the transfer station, compost, tree work and containerized leaf pickup instead. The waste drop-off at 41 Weibel Avenue runs Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm and charges a two dollar landfill sticker for each standard garbage bag, and no bulky item rate is published, so call the Department of Public Works before a large load.Official guidance
Does Saratoga Springs collect trash at the curb?+
Not household refuse. The Department of Public Works lists the transfer station and recycling center on Weibel Avenue, compost, tree work and containerized leaf pickup among its services, and the city's waste route for residents is the drop-off site rather than a cart at the curb. The station runs Tuesday through Saturday from 8:00 am to 3:45 pm, and a landfill sticker for a standard garbage bag is bought at the site office.Official guidance
Which appliances are accepted at the Weibel Avenue center?+
The county list covers scrap metal, stoves, hot water heaters, dishwashers, refrigerators, air conditioners, water coolers, microwaves, washers, dryers and grills, as long as all the liquids and glass have been removed before the load arrives. The county flyer adds that large appliances such as stoves, refrigerators, washers and dryers should have everything taken out of the inside, including any glass shelves. The city publishes no separate appliance fee, so confirm the terms with the attendant.Official guidance
How do paint and chemicals get out of the house?+
Through a collection day rather than a standing drop-off. Saratoga Springs holds a household hazardous waste day every other year for city residents, reimbursed in part through a state grant, and the county also runs collection events while sending residents to their own municipality for dates. Latex paint is accepted in liquid form only, while hardened latex paint and empty paint cans go out with the regular garbage, and the example product list covers automotive fluids, fuels, cleaners, solvents, thinners and garden chemicals.Official guidance
What else does the county say to do with a cleanout?+
Reuse comes first where the county can place the item. Furniture goes to Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Moreau or Rebuilding Together in Ballston Spa, household items go to the Franklin Community Center, Noah's Attic, Rebuilding Together, Salvation Army or Saratoga Consignment, and clothing, books, bicycles, sports equipment, phones, eyeglasses and pet supplies each have their own listing. Yard waste may be dropped at the Halfmoon transfer station, the Corinth transfer station or the Saratoga Springs Recycling Center, and composting resources come from Cornell Cooperative Extension.Official guidance
When can leaves and limbs go to the curb?+
From April 6 to September 30 leaves and lawn debris go out in a receptacle, container or paper bag, with no plastic, and small limbs no longer than four feet can be bundled at the curb as long as one person can handle the container or pile. From October 1 through December lawn debris may be piled loosely at the curb. Trucks cover the city in about two weeks and then restart, and crews do not go onto private property to collect leaves.Official guidance
