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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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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 Kimble collects mattresses, box springs, furniture, appliances and house fixtures as bulk items when the request reaches the hauler 48 hours before the scheduled pickup day, and many customers may use the service for one item a month without a charge. The hauler states that many customers are permitted one bulk item per month at no extra charge while a service level that does not include bulk pickup carries an extra charge, and no Wooster rate is published, so call 800-201-0005 and confirm whether the pickup is included and what anything beyond it costs.
City collection Kimble collects mattresses, box springs, furniture, appliances and house fixtures as bulk items when the request reaches the hauler 48 hours before the scheduled pickup day, and many customers may use the service for one item a month without a charge. The hauler states that many customers are permitted one bulk item per month at no extra charge while a service level that does not include bulk pickup carries an extra charge, and no Wooster rate is published, so call 800-201-0005 and confirm whether the pickup is included and what anything beyond it costs.
City collection Kimble collects mattresses, box springs, furniture, appliances and house fixtures as bulk items when the request reaches the hauler 48 hours before the scheduled pickup day, and many customers may use the service for one item a month without a charge. The hauler states that many customers are permitted one bulk item per month at no extra charge while a service level that does not include bulk pickup carries an extra charge, and no Wooster rate is published, so call 800-201-0005 and confirm whether the pickup is included and what anything beyond it costs.
City collection Wooster residents receive weekly curbside trash and bi weekly recycling through the city's exclusive contract with Kimble, with carts of several sizes and customer service through the hauler. The city and the hauler publish no Wooster collection rate on the pages read here, so call Kimble at 1(800)201-0005 and confirm the service level, the cart size and the current charge for the address before relying on a cart.
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?
Wooster does not run its own crews. The city holds an exclusive contract with Kimble Recycling and Disposal for weekly curbside trash and bi weekly recycling, and it sends customer service questions to Kimble on 1(800)201-0005. Large items go out through the hauler's bulk service, which takes mattresses, box springs, furniture, appliances and house fixtures when the request reaches Kimble 48 hours before the scheduled pickup day, and which many customers may use for one item a month at no extra charge. The city warns that batteries, tires and certain chemicals are illegal in the residential waste stream, and that only glass, metal canisters and paper can be processed in this part of Ohio. Everything else that cannot go in a cart runs through the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District, which takes appliances, electronics, household hazardous waste, scrap metal and tires by appointment at the Canton Recycle Center for residents of Stark, Tuscarawas and Wayne counties, limits tires to passenger and light truck sizes at 10 per person per year, and lists a compost site in Wooster that can accept food waste.
Wooster residents receive weekly curbside trash and bi weekly recycling through the city's exclusive contract with Kimble, with carts of several sizes and customer service through the hauler.
City cost & eligibility
The city and the hauler publish no Wooster collection rate on the pages read here, so call Kimble at 1(800)201-0005 and confirm the service level, the cart size and the current charge for the address before relying on a cart.
When & how
Trash is collected weekly and recycling every other week, with the recycling cart set out beside the trash on collection day. A weekly service that falls on or after a major holiday may run one day late.
Get it ready
Keep hazardous waste, electronics, large appliances, construction debris, batteries, tires and chemicals out of the carts, keep cardboard clean, dry and flattened with the packing materials removed, and keep plastic bags, food residue and styrofoam out of the recycling cart because they are contaminants at the sorting center.
Kimble collects mattresses, box springs, furniture, appliances and house fixtures as bulk items when the request reaches the hauler 48 hours before the scheduled pickup day, and many customers may use the service for one item a month without a charge.
City cost & eligibility
The hauler states that many customers are permitted one bulk item per month at no extra charge while a service level that does not include bulk pickup carries an extra charge, and no Wooster rate is published, so call 800-201-0005 and confirm whether the pickup is included and what anything beyond it costs.
When & how
Submit the request to Kimble at least 48 hours before the scheduled pickup day, and put the item at the curb on that scheduled trash day. The hauler notes that bulk pickups are typically done on the first trash pickup of the month.
Get it ready
Keep each bulk item at or under 50 pounds, report every item to the hauler before it goes out, and have a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, humidifier, dehumidifier or water cooler drained of refrigerant and tagged by a certified technician before the pickup is scheduled.
Electronics cannot go in the carts and are not accepted by the hauler, so they go to the district's appointment drop off at the Canton Recycle Center.
City cost & eligibility
The district publishes no price for an electronics drop off at the Canton Recycle Center, so book the appointment through the district and confirm the terms on 800-678-9839 before loading a vehicle.
When & how
Schedule an appointment with the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District online or on 800-678-9839, then deliver the items during the appointment window.
Get it ready
Erase personal data before the device leaves the house, keep electronics out of both carts because they are restricted there and are named as a contaminant at the sorting center, and do not mix electronics into a bulk pile that the hauler is collecting.
No Wooster page read here publishes a curbside yard waste collection, and yard waste is refused in the recycling cart, so the route is confirmed with the hauler and the district.
City cost & eligibility
The city and the hauler publish no Wooster yard waste collection and no rate for one on the pages read here, and the district lists a compost site that can accept food waste, so call Kimble at 1(800)201-0005 to ask what yard waste service is available at the address and call the district on 800-678-9839 about the drop off options.
When & how
Ask the hauler first whether yard waste is collected at the address and on what schedule, and confirm the district compost site's hours and terms before loading a trailer.
Get it ready
Keep yard waste out of the recycling cart because it is refused there, keep it out of the trash cart unless the hauler confirms otherwise, and keep wood, painted or treated material and plastic bags out of any compost load.
Tires are illegal in the residential waste stream and go to the district's appointment drop off, which takes passenger and light truck tires only and limits them to 10 per person per year.
City cost & eligibility
The district appointment form publishes no price for tires, so book the drop off and confirm any charge on 800-678-9839 before loading.
When & how
Schedule the appointment through the district on 800-678-9839 or the district website, and bring no more than the allowed count of passenger or light truck tires.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the carts and off any bulk pile, count them against the limit of 10 tires per person per year, and leave larger or commercial tires out because the district accepts passenger and light truck sizes only.
Cardboard belongs in the recycling cart, clean, dry and flattened, and a volume that will not fit needs a special pickup or an appointment drop off.
City cost & eligibility
Recycling is an add on to the hauler's trash service and the district takes cardboard by appointment, and neither publishes a Wooster price on the pages read here, so call Kimble at 1(800)201-0005 about the recycling cart and the district on 800-678-9839 about a drop off.
When & how
Put flattened cardboard in the recycling cart for the every other week collection, or take a larger volume to the district by appointment.
Get it ready
Keep cardboard clean and dry, flatten every box and empty it of packing materials first, keep food soiled or wet cardboard out of the cart, and keep wax cartons, plastic bags and styrofoam out of the recycling because they are not accepted.
The district takes scrap metal and appliances by appointment at the Canton Recycle Center for residents of Stark, Tuscarawas and Wayne counties.
City cost & eligibility
The district publishes no price for a scrap metal or appliance drop off, so book the appointment and confirm the terms on 800-678-9839 before loading a vehicle.
When & how
Schedule the appointment through the district website or on 800-678-9839, then deliver the metal during the appointment window.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance of food and debris, drain refrigerant from a unit that holds it and have it tagged by a certified technician before it is handed over, and keep scrap metal out of the carts and off a bulk pile unless the hauler has confirmed it as a bulk item.
Household hazardous waste, except latex paint, goes to the district's appointment drop off for residents of the three counties.
City cost & eligibility
The district appointment form publishes no price for a household hazardous waste drop off, so book the appointment and confirm the terms on 800-678-9839 before loading.
When & how
Schedule an appointment with the district online or on 800-678-9839, then deliver the material during the appointment window. The city's own advice is to use the district's What Do I Do With feature to find the location that takes a specific product.
Get it ready
Keep batteries, tires, chemicals, paint cans, antifreeze, motor oil containers and light bulbs out of the carts and out of the recycling because they are refused or illegal there, keep each product in its container so the load stays identifiable, and note that latex paint is not accepted at the district appointment drop off.
Trash is collected weekly and recycling every other week, with the recycling cart set out beside the trash on collection day. A weekly service that falls on or after a major holiday may run one day late. Kimble answers on 1(800)201-0005 for the schedule, a missed collection or a question about what the carts will take.
Every bulk item has to be reported to Kimble before it is collected, and the request has to be submitted at least 48 hours before the scheduled pickup day, with the item at the curb on that day. Bulk items should weigh no more than 50 pounds, and bulk pickups are typically done on the first trash pickup of the month.
A refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner, humidifier, dehumidifier or water cooler has to have its refrigerant removed and tagged by a certified technician before any bulk pickup is scheduled, and the item still has to be reported to Kimble beforehand. The district's appointment drop off also takes appliances and scrap metal where the unit does not qualify as a bulk item.
Wooster says batteries, tires and certain chemicals are illegal in the residential waste collection stream because they have started fires and released toxic fumes in landfills, recycling stations and trucks. Only glass, metal canisters and paper products can be processed in this part of Ohio, and the hauler adds electronics, large appliances, construction debris, wood, styrofoam, plastic bags, light bulbs and yard waste to the list of materials it will not take.
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 Wooster through its exclusive contract with Kimble Recycling and Disposal, with the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District for drop off
Request a bulk item pickup from the hauler
A Wooster household with a mattress, box spring, piece of furniture, appliance or house fixture that will not fit a cart.
Cost & conditions
The hauler says many customers are permitted one bulk item per month at no extra charge while a service level without bulk pickup pays for it, and no Wooster rate is published, so call 800-201-0005 and confirm whether the pickup is included and what anything beyond the allowance costs.
Arrange it
Call Kimble at 800-201-0005 or submit the bulk request form at least 48 hours before the scheduled trash day, report every item, and set it at the curb on that day.
Each item should weigh no more than 50 pounds, an unreported item is not collected, a unit holding refrigerant needs a certified technician's tag first, and the free item a month applies to some service levels rather than all of them.
City of Wooster through its exclusive contract with Kimble Recycling and Disposal, with the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District for drop off
Use the recycling district appointment drop off
A Wooster household with electronics, scrap metal, appliances, tires, household hazardous waste or a volume of cardboard, all of which the carts will not take.
Cost & conditions
The district publishes the accepted items and the tire limit but no price for a drop off, so book the appointment and confirm the terms on 800-678-9839 before loading a vehicle.
Arrange it
Book an appointment through the district website or on 800-678-9839, note what has to be brought, and deliver the material during the appointment window.
The drop off is open to residents of Stark, Tuscarawas and Wayne counties, latex paint is excluded from the hazardous waste list, tires are limited to passenger and light truck sizes at 10 per person per year, and any item the district cannot take has to be handled another way.
A Wooster household with food waste or organic material to keep out of the trash cart.
Cost & conditions
The district lists the site and says it can accept food waste but publishes no price or hours for it, so call 330-669-3141 and confirm the terms before loading.
Arrange it
Call the site on 330-669-3141, confirm what it will take and when it is open, and deliver the material there.
It is a compost site rather than a city service, so the accepted material and hours are set by the operator, and yard waste still cannot go in the recycling cart.
City of Wooster through its exclusive contract with Kimble Recycling and Disposal, with the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District for drop off
Add the recycling cart to the trash service
A Wooster household with cardboard, paper, metal cans, glass and plastic bottles and jugs so the material leaves the trash stream.
Cost & conditions
Kimble offers single stream recycling as an addition to the trash service and publishes no Wooster rate, so call 1(800)201-0005 and confirm whether recycling is already on the account and what it costs.
Arrange it
Call Kimble to add recycling, then set the recycling cart beside the trash cart on the every other week collection day.
Only glass, metal cans and paper products can be processed in this region, so wood, styrofoam, plastic bags, yard waste, batteries, electronics and food soiled material all belong somewhere else.
District appointment drop off for electronics, appliances, metal, tires and chemicals
Canton Recycle Center
Canton, Ohio, with the drop off details confirmed when the district appointment is booked
Household hazardous waste except latex paint, tires in passenger and light truck sizes, electronics, appliances, scrap metal, and recycling that covers cardboard, paper, metal cans, glass bottles and jars and plastic bottles and jugs.
An appointment is required and the drop off is open to residents of Stark, Tuscarawas and Wayne counties. Tires are limited to passenger and light truck sizes with a quantity of 1 to 10 and a limit of 10 tires per person per year, latex paint is not accepted with the hazardous waste, and the district sets the terms for anything outside the published item list.
By appointment only, booked through the district on 800-678-9839 or the district website, which carries the current drop off windows.
The district publishes the accepted items and the tire limit but no price for a drop off, so confirm the current terms on 800-678-9839 when the appointment is booked.
Food waste and organic material, listed by the recycling district among the Wayne County disposal locations as a compost site that can accept food waste.
It is a private site rather than a city service, so the operator sets what it will take, and the district notes that yard waste and wood are not accepted in the curbside recycling cart.
Call 330-669-3141 to confirm the current hours and accepted material before loading.
The district lists the site but publishes no price or hours, so call 330-669-3141 and confirm the terms 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.
What can go in a Wooster cart?+
Trash goes in the cart for the weekly collection and recycling goes in the second cart on its every other week schedule. Glass, metal cans and paper products are what this part of Ohio can process, so cardboard has to be clean, dry and flattened with the packing materials removed. Batteries, tires, chemicals, electronics, large appliances and construction debris are all illegal or restricted in the residential stream, and plastic bags, food residue and styrofoam are the contaminants that shut the sorting line down.Official guidance
How do I get a large item picked up in Wooster?+
Call Kimble at 800-201-0005 or submit a bulk request at least 48 hours before your scheduled trash day, report the item, and put it at the curb on that day. Mattresses and box springs, furniture, appliances and house fixtures are on the accepted list, each item should weigh no more than 50 pounds, and a unit that holds refrigerant has to be drained and tagged by a certified technician first. The hauler notes that many customers may place one bulk item a month at no extra charge while other service levels pay for it.Official guidance
Where do Wooster electronics go?+
Not in the cart. Kimble lists electronics as restricted from residential trash and as a contaminant that is not accepted at the recycling center, and the city points residents to the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District. The district takes electronics and computers at the Canton Recycle Center by appointment for residents of Stark, Tuscarawas and Wayne counties, booked online or through 800-678-9839, and no price is published for the drop off.Official guidance
Where do Wooster tires go?+
The city says it is illegal to dispose of tires in the residential waste stream because they start fires and release toxic fumes. The Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District takes them at the Canton Recycle Center by appointment for residents of the three counties, limited to passenger and light truck tires, with a quantity entered from 1 to 10 and a limit of 10 tires per year per person. Book it on 800-678-9839 and confirm any charge.Official guidance
How does cardboard leave a Wooster address?+
In the recycling cart. Cardboard has to be clean and dry, flattened, and emptied of any packing materials, and it goes out with the every other week recycling collection alongside the trash cart. Wax cartons, plastic bags and styrofoam are not accepted in the recycling, and a volume too large for the cart needs a special pickup from Kimble at 1(800)201-0005 or an appointment drop off with the recycling district, which lists cardboard among the items it takes on 800-678-9839.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Wooster?+
Kimble Recycling and Disposal collects under an exclusive contract with the City of Wooster, providing weekly curbside trash and bi weekly recycling, and the city sends customer service questions to Kimble on 1(800)201-0005. Drop off material that the carts will not take runs through the Stark-Tuscarawas-Wayne Joint Solid Waste District instead, which serves Wooster as part of Wayne County and books appointments on 800-678-9839.Official guidance
What does Wooster charge for these collections?+
No page read here publishes a Wooster collection rate, a bulk pickup price or a district drop off price. The hauler says many customers may place one bulk item a month at no extra charge while other service levels pay an extra charge for bulk, and the city has no published yard waste collection at all, so every route in this guide is confirmed by phone: Kimble on 1(800)201-0005 for the cart service and bulk, and the recycling district on 800-678-9839 for an appointment drop off.Official guidance
What cannot go in a Wooster cart?+
The city says batteries, tires and certain chemicals are illegal in the residential waste stream, and it notes that only glass, metal canisters and paper products can be processed in this part of Ohio. The hauler adds electronics, large appliances, construction debris, wood, paint cans, antifreeze, motor oil containers, light bulbs, plastic bags, styrofoam, Christmas lights, toys, plastic furniture and yard waste to the list of things it will not take, so those items go to the district's appointment drop off instead.Official guidance
