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City collection Furniture goes out with the weekly trash collection under the five item bulk allowance, and a piece or load past that limit goes to the Hoffman Road Landfill. No separate furniture charge is published for the weekly allowance, while a load taken to the Hoffman Road Landfill is priced by the cubic yard, so confirm the route and the charge with Republic Services at 419-936-2511 or the landfill at 419-936-3077.
City collection Mattresses are named in the weekly bulk rules, where they have to be bagged or wrapped, and the Hoffman Road Landfill also accepts them in a bulky load. The weekly allowance carries no separate published charge while the landfill prices a bulky load by the cubic yard, and a mattress often weighs more than the 40 pound item limit, so confirm the route at 419-936-2511 or 419-936-3077.
City collection Appliances are not in the current weekly bulk lists, the landfill refuses units that hold freon, and the Clean Toledo Recycling Center takes appliances without refrigerant. No appliance charge is published for the city routes, the landfill accepts no freon units, and the 2023 service guide refused white ware items in bulk, so call 419-936-2511 for the city routes or use one of the recycling guide's metal and appliance outlets and confirm the charge with that business.
City collection Weekly trash and every other week recycling run with Republic Services, and since January 5, 2026 up to five items under 40 pounds each go out at the curb with the regular collection and no scheduling. No separate charge is published for the weekly five item allowance, while a load past the limit goes to the Hoffman Road Landfill where the fee starts at the minimum one cubic yard charge, and an oversized set out can draw a Notice of Liability with a 1,000.00 dollar fine under TMC 963 that can be halved by bringing the site into compliance, so confirm the route with Republic Services at 419-936-2511 or the landfill at 419-936-3077.
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?
Toledo contracts with Republic Services for weekly trash and every other week recycling, and since January 5, 2026 the city has replaced its scheduled monthly bulk pickup with a weekly curb allowance of up to five items under 40 pounds each, with no scheduling and no separate charge published. Larger pieces and loads go to the Hoffman Road Landfill that the city Solid Waste Division operates, where loads are priced by the cubic yard, the Clean Toledo Recycling Center on Creekside Avenue takes electronics, appliances without refrigerant and recyclables, and household hazardous waste and electronics run through the Lucas County Solid Waste Management District and the recyclers listed in the Toledo and Lucas County recycling guide.
Furniture goes out with the weekly trash collection under the five item bulk allowance, and a piece or load past that limit goes to the Hoffman Road Landfill.
City cost & eligibility
No separate furniture charge is published for the weekly allowance, while a load taken to the Hoffman Road Landfill is priced by the cubic yard, so confirm the route and the charge with Republic Services at 419-936-2511 or the landfill at 419-936-3077.
When & how
Place up to five items under 40 pounds each at the curb next to the bins on the normal trash collection day, with no scheduling needed, or take the piece to the Hoffman Road Landfill at 3962 Hoffman Rd during residential disposal hours.
Get it ready
Keep loose debris bagged, keep pieces out of the alley and any side street because there is no alley or side street pickup, remove or pound flat any nails or screws in wood items, and keep tires, hazardous waste, gas, paint, liquids and medical waste out of the pile.
Mattresses are named in the weekly bulk rules, where they have to be bagged or wrapped, and the Hoffman Road Landfill also accepts them in a bulky load.
City cost & eligibility
The weekly allowance carries no separate published charge while the landfill prices a bulky load by the cubic yard, and a mattress often weighs more than the 40 pound item limit, so confirm the route at 419-936-2511 or 419-936-3077.
When & how
Bag or wrap the set and place it at the curb with the weekly trash collection, or take it to the Hoffman Road Landfill at 3962 Hoffman Rd, where mattresses are on the accepted items list.
Get it ready
Bag or wrap the mattress as the city requires, keep it out of the alley and off a side street, and keep the set dry until collection or the landfill trip.
Appliances are not in the current weekly bulk lists, the landfill refuses units that hold freon, and the Clean Toledo Recycling Center takes appliances without refrigerant.
City cost & eligibility
No appliance charge is published for the city routes, the landfill accepts no freon units, and the 2023 service guide refused white ware items in bulk, so call 419-936-2511 for the city routes or use one of the recycling guide's metal and appliance outlets and confirm the charge with that business.
When & how
Take an appliance without refrigerant to the Clean Toledo Recycling Center at 3900 Creekside Ave, open Tuesday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with proof of Toledo residency, or use a scrap metal outlet from the recycling guide such as OmniSource at 419-537-9400, which takes refrigerators that contain freon.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors and drum, keep items that hold freon out of the landfill load because that site refuses them, keep paint and chemicals out of every load, and confirm acceptance with the outlet before hauling.
Electronics go to the Clean Toledo Recycling Center or to a Lucas County appointment or a private recycler from the city recycling guide.
City cost & eligibility
No fee is published for the Clean Toledo Recycling Center, the county states that fees may apply for its electronics appointments, and the private recyclers set their own prices, so confirm the charge before the trip.
When & how
Take the device to the Clean Toledo Recycling Center at 3900 Creekside Ave Tuesday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or book a county appointment by calling 419-213-2230 for a Thursday or Saturday morning slot.
Get it ready
Back up or erase personal data before handover, keep electronics out of the trash and out of the recycling container, remove and separately handle any battery, and call ahead because the recycling guide asks readers to confirm with each business before dropping anything off.
Commercial construction material is refused at the curb while the Hoffman Road Landfill takes wood waste and remodeling debris by the cubic yard.
City cost & eligibility
From $16 for the landfill minimum fee for one cubic yard of bulky solid waste, rounded to the nearest cubic yard, with proof of Toledo or Lucas County residency. Residents delivering a bulky load to the Hoffman Road Landfill, where only cash is accepted, every load is inspected and measured, there are no refunds, and three free disposal days are sponsored in 2026.
When & how
Haul the load to the Hoffman Road Landfill at 3962 Hoffman Rd during residential disposal hours from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., with entry not permitted from Matzinger or Schwartz Road, or rent a dumpster for a larger project.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the weekly curb pile, because commercial construction material and boards with nails or screws are refused, keep yard waste such as limbs, stumps, large logs and brush out of the landfill load, and remove or pound flat nails and screws before the trip.
No Toledo list names an exercise machine, so the machine has to be confirmed against the five item bulk allowance or a landfill load.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine charge is published, so call Republic Services at 419-936-2511 and confirm whether the machine fits the weekly five item allowance or has to go to the landfill, and ask the landfill at 419-936-3077 about its fee.
When & how
Call 419-936-2511 and describe the machine before it goes to the curb, or plan a landfill trip to 3962 Hoffman Rd during residential disposal hours.
Get it ready
Break the machine down where it can be, remove the battery and keep it out of the trash, tie down any loose deck or handle, and keep the frame within the 40 pound item limit if it goes to the curb.
Weekly trash and every other week recycling run with Republic Services, and since January 5, 2026 up to five items under 40 pounds each go out at the curb with the regular collection and no scheduling.
City cost & eligibility
No separate charge is published for the weekly five item allowance, while a load past the limit goes to the Hoffman Road Landfill where the fee starts at the minimum one cubic yard charge, and an oversized set out can draw a Notice of Liability with a 1,000.00 dollar fine under TMC 963 that can be halved by bringing the site into compliance, so confirm the route with Republic Services at 419-936-2511 or the landfill at 419-936-3077.
When & how
Put bagged trash in the gray container on the weekly collection day, recycling in the blue container every other week, and up to five bulk items under 40 pounds each at the curb with the same collection, with no call needed and no alley or side street pickup.
Get it ready
Bag loose trash, tie branches, wood and rugs in a bundle no larger than 3 feet by 4 feet, remove or pound flat nails and screws in wood items, bag or wrap mattresses, and keep loose debris, tires, hazardous waste, gas, paint, liquids, medical waste, major car parts, commercial construction material and anything over 40 pounds out of the pile.
Paint, chemicals and hazardous products go to the Lucas County Solid Waste Management District appointments or to one of the private drop offs in the city recycling guide.
City cost & eligibility
The county states that fees may apply for its household hazardous waste appointments without publishing them, and the private drop offs set their own prices, so confirm the charge before the trip.
When & how
Book a Thursday or Saturday morning appointment with the Lucas County Solid Waste Management District at 419-213-2230, or use a guide partner such as ERG Environmental Services at 419-354-6110 in Bowling Green, which takes most household hazardous waste including oil and latex paint.
Get it ready
Keep products sealed in their original containers and upright, keep paint, chemicals, gas and liquids out of the trash, the recycling container and the bulk pile, keep these items out of the landfill load because that site refuses them, and call each drop off before hauling because the guide asks readers to confirm first.
Since January 5, 2026 residents can place up to five bulk items at the curb each week with the regularly scheduled trash pickup, each item must weigh under 40 pounds, and the weekly allowance replaced the monthly scheduled bulk pickup, so there is no call to Republic Services and no alley or side street pickup.
Loose trash has to be bagged, branches, wood and rugs have to be tied in a bundle no larger than 3 feet by 4 feet, nails and screws in wood items have to be removed or pounded flat, and mattresses have to be bagged or wrapped before they go to the curb.
Loose and unbagged debris, tires, hazardous waste, gas, paint, liquids, medical waste, major car parts, commercial construction material, boards with nails or screws, and any item or bundle over 40 pounds are refused, and an item that cannot be collected is left at the curb with a possible fine.
The Hoffman Road Landfill accepts only cash, requires proof of Toledo or Lucas County residency, inspects and measures every load, gives no refunds, does not permit entry from Matzinger or Schwartz Road, expects residents to unload their own vehicles, and refuses yard waste, chemicals, liquid waste, paint, oil, freon items, asbestos, mercury, medical waste, flammable material, propane tanks and hazardous material.
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 Toledo Public Service with Republic Services, and Lucas County Solid Waste Management District
Put five items out with the regular weekly trash
A Toledo household with everyday bulky items such as furniture, a wrapped mattress, carpeting or wood waste under the item weight limit.
Cost & conditions
The weekly allowance carries no separate published charge, so confirm any question about an item with Republic Services at 419-936-2511 and note that an oversized set out can draw a Notice of Liability with a 1,000.00 dollar fine under TMC 963.
Arrange it
Place up to five items under 40 pounds each at the curb next to the bins on the normal trash collection day, with mattresses bagged or wrapped and branches, wood or rugs tied in a bundle no larger than 3 feet by 4 feet.
There is no alley or side street pickup, loose debris and anything over 40 pounds are refused, tires, hazardous waste, gas, paint, liquids, medical waste, major car parts and commercial construction material are refused, and anything left that cannot be collected may draw a fine.
City of Toledo Public Service with Republic Services, and Lucas County Solid Waste Management District
Take the load to the Hoffman Road Landfill
A household with a load past the weekly limit, including furniture, mattresses, wood waste and remodeling debris.
Cost & conditions
From $16 for the minimum fee for one cubic yard of bulky solid waste, rounded to the nearest cubic yard, with tires at 3.00 each for passenger or truck tires and 10.00 each for semi truck or tractor tires. Toledo or Lucas County residents with proof of residency, cash only, with three free disposal days sponsored in 2026 and no free commercial disposal.
Arrange it
Use the Hoffman Road Landfill at 3962 Hoffman Rd, open for residential disposal from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., with free disposal on select days from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., and enter from Hoffman Road rather than Matzinger or Schwartz Road.
Yard waste, chemicals, liquid waste, paint, oil, freon items, asbestos, mercury, medical waste, flammable material, propane tanks, barrels and hazardous material are refused, loads are inspected and measured, there are no refunds, and residents unload their own vehicles.
Toledo households put bagged trash in the gray container weekly and recycling in the blue container every other week, and since January 5, 2026 up to five bulk items under 40 pounds each go to the curb with the regular collection and no scheduling, with mattresses bagged or wrapped and branches, wood and rugs tied in 3 foot by 4 foot bundles. A larger piece or load goes to the Hoffman Road Landfill at 3962 Hoffman Rd, where loads are priced by the cubic yard, only cash is accepted, proof of residency is required and three free disposal days are offered in 2026. Electronics, appliances without refrigerant, scrap metal, food waste and yard waste go to the Clean Toledo Recycling Center at 3900 Creekside Ave Tuesday through Saturday, and paint, chemicals and electronics also run through the Lucas County Solid Waste Management District at 419-213-2230 or a private drop off from the city recycling guide. 2026 bulk collection changes, trash and recycling rules and refused itemsHoffman Road Landfill hours, fees, accepted and refused itemsClean Toledo Recycling Center location, hours and accepted itemsToledo and Lucas County A to Z recycling guide with the household hazardous waste and electronics routes
City landfill for bulky loads
Hoffman Road Landfill
3962 Hoffman Rd, Toledo, OH 43611
Excess trash, furniture, carpeting, mattresses, wood waste, scrap metal and tires with the fee paid.
Yard waste such as limbs, stumps, large logs and brush, barrels and drums, chemicals, liquid waste, paint, oil, items containing freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, asbestos, mercury, medical waste, flammable material, propane tanks and hazardous or toxic material are refused. Only cash is accepted, every load is inspected and measured, there are no refunds, residents sign a declaration of items and unload their own vehicles, entry is not permitted from Matzinger or Schwartz Road, and there is no free commercial disposal.
Residential disposal from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., with free disposal on select days from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The city sponsors three free disposal days in 2026. Phone 419-936-3077.
From $16 for the base fee for one cubic yard of bulky solid waste, rounded to the nearest cubic yard, with tires at 3.00 each for passenger or truck tires and 10.00 each for semi truck or tractor tires. Toledo or Lucas County residents with proof of residency, cash only, and no charge on the three free disposal days sponsored in 2026.
City drop off for electronics, appliances and recyclables
Clean Toledo Recycling Center
3900 Creekside Ave, Toledo, OH 43612
Donations of gently used good condition items, electronics, scrap metal, appliances without refrigerant, food waste, cardboard and yard waste with no grass clippings.
Open to City of Toledo residents with proof of residency such as a state issued identification, an enhanced library card or a utility bill, self service with staff on site to monitor material, and no hazardous waste accepted.
Tuesday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The facility opened to the public on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.
No fee is published for the center, so confirm the accepted material and any charge with the city Solid Waste Division before the trip.
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 does furniture leave a Toledo address?+
Since January 5, 2026 residents can place up to five bulk items under 40 pounds each at the curb with the regular weekly trash collection, with no scheduling and no call to Republic Services. A piece or a load past that limit goes to the Hoffman Road Landfill at 3962 Hoffman Rd, where loads are weighed by the cubic yard and three free disposal days are offered in 2026. Republic Services answers at 419-936-2511 and the landfill at 419-936-3077.Official guidance
Will Toledo take a mattress?+
Yes, on either route. The city bulk rules say to bag or wrap mattresses and place them at the curb with the weekly trash collection, where up to five items under 40 pounds each are allowed with no scheduling, and the Hoffman Road Landfill at 3962 Hoffman Rd also lists mattresses among the bulky items it accepts. Because a mattress often weighs more than 40 pounds, confirm which route fits at 419-936-2511 or 419-936-3077.Official guidance
Where does an appliance go in Toledo?+
The Hoffman Road Landfill refuses items that contain freon, such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, and the 2023 service guide listed white ware items as unacceptable in bulk. The Clean Toledo Recycling Center at 3900 Creekside Ave takes appliances without refrigerant on Tuesday through Saturday, and the recycling guide lists OmniSource at 419-537-9400 for steel and iron including refrigerators that contain freon, so confirm the appliance and the charge before hauling.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Toledo?+
Use the Clean Toledo Recycling Center at 3900 Creekside Ave, which takes electronics from Toledo residents Tuesday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with proof of residency, or book a Thursday or Saturday morning appointment with the Lucas County Solid Waste Management District at 419-213-2230, which accepts electronics and states that fees may apply. The city recycling guide also lists AIM Ecycling at 419-517-2055 for computers and electronics with fees applying and Recycle IT USA.Official guidance
How does bulk pickup work in Toledo now?+
Beginning January 5, 2026 residents can place up to five bulk items at the curb each week with the regularly scheduled trash pickup, each item must weigh under 40 pounds, and no scheduling is needed because the weekly allowance replaced the monthly scheduled bulk pickup. Items that cannot be collected are left at the curb and residents may be fined, and a load past the limit goes to the Hoffman Road Landfill or to a rented dumpster.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Toledo?+
The city contracts with Republic Services, which collects trash weekly from the gray container and recycling every other week from the blue container, and Republic answers trash, recycling and bulk questions at 419-936-2511. The city Solid Waste Division operates the Hoffman Road Landfill at 3962 Hoffman Rd for loads the weekly collection will not take, and the Clean Toledo Recycling Center at 3900 Creekside Ave takes electronics, appliances without refrigerant and recyclables from city residents.Official guidance
