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City collection Furniture is named on the accepted bulk item list, so a couch rides the regular collection in the same week as the trash rather than being booked as a separate service. No charge. Included with the contracted residential collection: Falls Township allows one bulk item per week, placed at the curb on the second waste pickup day of the week, and Bristol Township collects bulk waste on the same weekly day as trash, recycling and yard waste, with no separate bulk charge published by either township.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are on the accepted bulk list, and Falls Township requires the unit to be bagged or wrapped in plastic before it is set out. No charge. Included with the contracted residential collection in both townships, with no separate mattress charge published.
City collection Appliances are accepted as bulk items, with one condition in Falls Township: a refrigerator, air conditioner, freezer or dehumidifier that holds Freon has to be scheduled with the hauler in advance. No charge. Included with the contracted residential collection as a bulk item, with no separate appliance rate published and no fee stated for the pre-scheduled Freon collection.
City collection Bulk items ride the regular contracted collection in both township programs, with Falls Township setting a one item weekly allowance on the second waste pickup day and pre-scheduling anything extra. No charge. Bulk material is part of the contracted residential service in both townships, with Falls Township allowing one bulk item a week and Bristol Township collecting bulk waste on the same weekly day as trash, recycling and yard waste; no separate charge is published for the standard allowance.
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?
Disposal in Levittown runs through the township collection contract for the address rather than through one city department, and both township programs in this area are contracted to Waste Management. The shape is similar in each: carts go out the evening before with the lids closed and room around them for the truck, everything has to be at the curb by 6 a.m., and one bulk item a week rides the same collection as the trash. Falls Township asks for one bulk item on the second waste pickup day of the week and accepts furniture, mattresses, box springs, appliances and other oversized pieces, but a mattress has to be bagged or wrapped in plastic and an appliance that holds Freon has to be pre-scheduled, as does an extra bulk piece. Bristol Township runs one weekly collection for trash, recycling, yard waste and bulk waste together, requires recycling by ordinance, and takes yard waste from April 1 to December 11. The two streams that never go on the truck are electronics and household chemicals: televisions, computers and monitors are barred curbside under Pennsylvania law and refused at the county events, so they go to one of the county e-waste drop off locations, while paints, oils, batteries, pool chemicals and propane tanks wait for a free Bucks County household hazardous waste event.
Furniture is named on the accepted bulk item list, so a couch rides the regular collection in the same week as the trash rather than being booked as a separate service.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with the contracted residential collection: Falls Township allows one bulk item per week, placed at the curb on the second waste pickup day of the week, and Bristol Township collects bulk waste on the same weekly day as trash, recycling and yard waste, with no separate bulk charge published by either township.
When & how
Put the piece out with the regular collection after 6:00 p.m. the evening before and by the 6:00 a.m. deadline, and use the second waste pickup day of the week in Falls Township.
Get it ready
Keep the piece beside the carts rather than inside a cart, leave 3 feet of clearance around the carts in Falls Township and 4 feet of separation between carts in Bristol Township, and cut or roll carpet into bundles no larger than 4 ft long and 4 ft wide, tied or secured with duct tape.
Mattresses and box springs are on the accepted bulk list, and Falls Township requires the unit to be bagged or wrapped in plastic before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with the contracted residential collection in both townships, with no separate mattress charge published.
When & how
Put the wrapped unit out with the regular collection, on the second waste pickup day of the week in Falls Township and on the single weekly collection day in Bristol Township.
Get it ready
Bag or wrap the mattress or box spring in plastic before it goes to the curb, which Falls Township requires and which residents buy at local hardware stores, and keep it beside the carts rather than in them.
Appliances are accepted as bulk items, with one condition in Falls Township: a refrigerator, air conditioner, freezer or dehumidifier that holds Freon has to be scheduled with the hauler in advance.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with the contracted residential collection as a bulk item, with no separate appliance rate published and no fee stated for the pre-scheduled Freon collection.
When & how
Schedule a Freon appliance in advance by calling Waste Management at 800.869.5566 before setting it out, and place an ordinary appliance out with the regular bulk collection.
Get it ready
Keep the appliance beside the carts, call ahead for a refrigerator, air conditioner, freezer or dehumidifier because Falls Township requires the pre-scheduled pickup, and confirm the arrangement if the township or hauler asks for it.
Televisions, computers and monitors cannot go curbside under Pennsylvania law, the township pages route them away from the carts, and the county hazardous waste events refuse electronics as well, so the county e-waste drop off list is the route.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes the drop off locations rather than the prices and tells residents to confirm availability, fees and conditions with each one, and it also notes that some municipalities host their own e-waste programs, so confirm the location and the cost before loading a vehicle.
When & how
Take the device to one of the county listed e-waste drop off locations during its own hours, and call ahead because the county asks residents to confirm availability and fees first.
Get it ready
Keep televisions, computers, monitors and printers out of the trash and recycling carts, because Falls Township cites the Pennsylvania law ban and both townships refuse the material curbside, and wipe personal data before handover.
None of the township or county pages retained here names construction or demolition debris, so a project load has to be confirmed with the township rather than assumed to be refused or accepted.
City cost & eligibility
No township rate and no published construction route appears on the pages retained, so confirm with the township or the hauler whether a project load can go out with the bulk collection and what it costs.
When & how
Ask the township before the work starts, because neither page publishes a construction pickup day, a container rate or a drop off for building material.
Get it ready
Keep the load free of the material both townships refuse, which is household hazardous waste, automotive and special batteries and electronics, and separate clean wood and metal so a hauler can price the load.
Exercise equipment is not named on either township page, so a treadmill or weight machine is confirmed with the township or hauler before it is set out as a bulk item.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise equipment entry or rate is published, so confirm whether the machine counts as the weekly bulk item and whether any extra charge applies.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then put it out with the bulk collection on the collection day the township uses.
Get it ready
Break the machine down so two people can handle it, keep it beside the carts rather than inside one, and ask about the bulky item weight and size expectations when confirming.
Bulk items ride the regular contracted collection in both township programs, with Falls Township setting a one item weekly allowance on the second waste pickup day and pre-scheduling anything extra.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulk material is part of the contracted residential service in both townships, with Falls Township allowing one bulk item a week and Bristol Township collecting bulk waste on the same weekly day as trash, recycling and yard waste; no separate charge is published for the standard allowance.
When & how
In Falls Township the bulk item goes out on the second waste pickup day of the week, and in Bristol Township it goes out on the single weekly collection day, with everything at the curb by 6:00 a.m.
Get it ready
Keep to the weekly allowance, pre-schedule an extra item or a Freon appliance in Falls Township on 800.869.5566, keep the carts 3 feet from obstructions in Falls Township and 4 feet apart in Bristol Township, and keep household hazardous waste, batteries and electronics out of the load.
Household chemicals wait for a free Bucks County household hazardous waste event, and both townships route the material there rather than collecting it.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bucks County states that drop off at its household hazardous waste events is free, with no registration required, and the events are open to county residents; the Southeastern Pennsylvania regional events are also open to Bucks County residents.
When & how
2026 Lower Bucks events run April 4 and July 11 at Bucks County Community College, 275 Swamp Road, Newtown, and August 8 at Bensalem High School, 4319 Hulmeville Road, Bensalem, all from 8:30am to 2:00pm rain or shine.
Get it ready
Bring pesticides, flammables such as gasoline, kerosene, heating and motor oil, oil based paint and paint thinner, caustics, toxics such as antifreeze, CFLs, mercury and pool chemicals, batteries, fire extinguishers, propane tanks of 2 lbs or less and road flares, and leave appliances, electronics, latex paint, tires, smoke detectors, Freon, medical waste and propane tanks over 2 lbs at home because the events refuse them.
Bristol Township runs a seasonal yard waste collection on the same weekly day as the other streams, and Falls Township keeps yard waste out of the recycling cart.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Yard waste collection is part of the contracted residential service, with Bristol Township collecting it from April 1 to December 11 in 2026 and no separate charge published; Falls Township requires that yard waste stay out of the recycling cart.
When & how
Put yard waste out on the regular collection day, which in Bristol Township is the same day as trash, recycling and bulk waste, with everything at the curb by 6:00 a.m.
Get it ready
Use rigid containers or biodegradable paper bags and never plastic bags, cut branches into lengths under 4 feet and tie or bundle them with string or twine, and keep yard waste out of the yellow lid recycling cart in Falls Township.
The collection comes from the township, and both use Waste Management
Levittown addresses are served by township collection contracts rather than one municipal department. Falls Township publishes a two pickup week with carts out after 6:00 p.m. the evening before, both carts 3 feet apart and 3 feet from trees, mailboxes and cars, lids closed, handles facing away from the street and a 6:00 a.m. deadline, with a green cart and yellow lid for loose single stream recycling and a green cart with green lid for bagged trash. Bristol Township contracts Waste Management for automated trash and recycling, yard waste and bulk on one weekly day, supplies a 95 gallon green waste cart and a 65 gallon blue recycling cart, asks for carts in the street with wheels and handles toward the curb, wants 4 feet between carts and requires everything at the curb by 6 a.m.
One bulk item a week in Falls Township, bulk on the same day in Bristol
Falls Township accepts one bulk item per week, put out on the second waste pickup day of the week, and furniture, mattresses, box springs, appliances and other items too big for the cart all count. Carpet has to be cut or rolled into bundles no larger than 4 ft long and 4 ft wide and tied or secured with duct tape, mattresses and box springs must be bagged or wrapped in plastic, and an appliance holding Freon has to be scheduled in advance along with any extra bulk item, all through Waste Management on 800.869.5566. Bristol Township collects bulk waste as part of the same weekly automated collection as trash, recycling and yard waste.
Chemicals, batteries and electronics never go in the cart
Both townships keep the same material off the collection route. Household hazardous waste such as pesticides, weed killers, poisons, oil based paints, fuels, auto fluids and hazardous chemicals is refused, along with automotive and special batteries and electronics, and Falls Township also cites the Pennsylvania law ban that keeps televisions, laptops, computers, printers and monitors out of curbside collection. The county household hazardous waste events take the chemicals but expressly refuse electronics, appliances and latex paint, so the county e-waste drop off list is the route for a screen or computer.
The county events are free, need no registration and run rain or shine
Bucks County runs its 2026 household hazardous waste events from 8:30am to 2:00pm rain or shine, with drop off free and no registration required. The Lower Bucks events are April 4 and July 11 at Bucks County Community College, 275 Swamp Road, Newtown, and August 8 at Bensalem High School, 4319 Hulmeville Road, Bensalem, while the Upper Bucks events are May 30 in Perkasie and October 24 in Quakertown. Pesticides, flammables, oil based paint and thinner, caustics, antifreeze, CFLs, mercury, pool chemicals, batteries, fire extinguishers, propane tanks of 2 lbs or less and road flares are taken, and appliances, electronics, latex paint, tires, Freon, smoke detectors, medical waste and larger propane tanks are refused.
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Falls Township and Bristol Township collection contracts with Waste Management, plus Bucks County household hazardous waste
Put the bulk item out with the regular collection
A household with a couch, a mattress or box spring, an appliance or another item too big for the cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included with the contracted residential collection in both townships, with Falls Township allowing one bulk item a week on the second waste pickup day and Bristol Township collecting bulk on its single weekly collection day.
Arrange it
Wrap a mattress or box spring in plastic, cut and tie carpet into 4 ft bundles, leave 3 feet of clearance around the carts in Falls Township and 4 feet between them in Bristol Township, and have everything at the curb by 6:00 a.m.
Falls Township allows only one bulk item a week and requires extra items and Freon appliances to be pre-scheduled, and neither township publishes a bulk rate, so any charge for a special arrangement has to be confirmed.
Pre-schedule an extra item or a Freon appliance with Waste Management
A Falls Township household with more than one bulk item in a week, or with a refrigerator, air conditioner, freezer or dehumidifier to put out.
Cost & conditions
Falls Township requires the Freon appliance and extra bulk items to be scheduled in advance but publishes no price for the special arrangement, so confirm the item and any charge with Waste Management when booking.
Arrange it
Call Waste Management at 800.869.5566 before the item goes out, describe the appliance or the extra piece, and set it out on the day the hauler confirms.
The pre-scheduling applies to the collection contract in Falls Township, and the township publishes no rate for the arrangement, so the cost is set by the hauler.
Falls Township and Bristol Township collection contracts with Waste Management, plus Bucks County household hazardous waste
Take chemicals to a Bucks County household hazardous waste event
A household with paint, solvents, fuels, automotive fluids, batteries, pool chemicals, mercury items or small propane tanks.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Bucks County states that drop off at its household hazardous waste events is free and requires no registration, and the Southeastern Pennsylvania regional events are also open to Bucks County residents.
Arrange it
Load the accepted material and go to a published event, with the Lower Bucks venues at Bucks County Community College on Swamp Road in Newtown on April 4 and July 11 and at Bensalem High School on Hulmeville Road on August 8, all from 8:30am to 2:00pm.
Events only, with electronics, appliances, latex paint, tires, Freon, smoke detectors, medical waste and propane tanks over 2 lbs refused, and everything handled rain or shine.
A household with a television, computer, monitor, printer or another electronic device that cannot go curbside.
Cost & conditions
The county lists the drop off locations and asks residents to confirm availability, fees and conditions with each one, so the cost depends on the location chosen and has to be confirmed first.
Arrange it
Choose a listed location, such as the Goodwill sites in Langhorne and Bensalem or the 611 Metals and Clean Earth locations, or book a Best Buy haul away pickup or 1-800-GOT-JUNK, and call ahead to confirm the program and the price.
Each location sets its own accepted devices, fees and hours, some municipalities run their own e-waste programs instead, and the Pennsylvania DEP hotline only lists events that the county does not sponsor.
Pesticides, flammables including aerosols, gasoline, kerosene, heating and motor oil, oil based paint, paint thinner and spot remover, caustics, antifreeze, CFLs, mercury, photographic chemicals, pool chemicals, weed killer, button, lead acid, lithium and rechargeable batteries, fire extinguishers, propane tanks of 2 lbs or less and road flares.
Bucks County residents, with the Southeastern Pennsylvania regional events also open to the neighbouring counties and Philadelphia; electronics, appliances and latex paint are not accepted, and neither are alkaline batteries, asbestos, ammunition, explosives, gas cylinders, marine flares, medical waste, PCBs, Freon, propane tanks over 2 lbs, radioactive waste, smoke detectors, tires or unidentified waste.
Event based, with the 2026 Lower Bucks dates on April 4 and July 11 running from 8:30am to 2:00pm rain or shine, with no registration required.
No charge. Bucks County states that drop off at its household hazardous waste events is free.
The same county household hazardous waste list, covering pesticides, flammables, oil based paint and thinner, caustics, antifreeze, CFLs, mercury, photographic chemicals, pool chemicals, batteries, fire extinguishers, propane tanks of 2 lbs or less and road flares.
Bucks County residents, with electronics, appliances, latex paint, alkaline batteries, asbestos, ammunition, explosives, gas cylinders, medical waste, PCBs, Freon, propane tanks over 2 lbs, radioactive waste, smoke detectors, tires and unidentified waste refused.
Event based, with the 2026 Bensalem date on August 8 running from 8:30am to 2:00pm rain or shine, with no registration required.
Electronic waste through the county listed drop off programme, which the county presents alongside 611 Metals and Clean Earth as the route for televisions, computers and similar devices that may not go curbside.
Each listed location sets its own accepted devices, fees and conditions, and the county asks residents to contact the location first to confirm program availability and cost.
Not published by the county, so confirm the store hours on 267-364-6038 before a trip.
The county lists the drop off location and phone number rather than a price, so confirm any fee for the device before bringing it in.
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 a couch go out in Levittown?+
As the week's bulk item with the regular collection, because furniture is on the accepted bulk list and both township programs are contracted to Waste Management. Falls Township allows one bulk item a week on the second waste pickup day, and Bristol Township collects bulk waste on the same day as trash, recycling and yard waste. Everything has to be at the curb by 6 a.m. and no separate bulk charge is published.Official guidance
Will a mattress be collected at the curb in Levittown?+
Yes, as a bulk item with the regular collection. Falls Township lists mattresses and box springs among the accepted bulk items and requires them to be bagged or wrapped in plastic, which residents buy at local hardware stores. Bristol Township collects bulk waste with the same weekly pickup as trash, recycling and yard waste, so everything has to be out by 6 a.m.Official guidance
How does an appliance go out in Levittown?+
As a bulk item with the regular collection. Falls Township lists appliances among the accepted bulk items, but a refrigerator, air conditioner, freezer or dehumidifier holds Freon and must be scheduled in advance by calling Waste Management at 800.869.5566. Extra bulk items also require pre-scheduling, and Bristol Township collects bulk waste on the single weekly collection day with trash, recycling and yard waste.Official guidance
How many bulk items can go out each week?+
Falls Township allows one bulk item per week, placed at the curb on the second waste pickup day of the week, and extra items require pre-scheduling with Waste Management on 800.869.5566. Bristol Township contracts for bulk item pickup as part of its single weekly automated collection, so trash, recyclables, yard waste and bulk waste all go out the same day and everything is at the curb by 6 a.m.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Levittown?+
The township collection contract for the address, and both township programs in this area are contracted to Waste Management. Falls Township runs a two pickup week with a green cart and yellow lid for loose single stream recycling and a green cart with green lid for bagged trash, and Bristol Township runs one weekly automated collection for trash, recycling, yard waste and bulk with a 95 gallon green waste cart and a 65 gallon blue recycling cart. Questions go to the township or the hauler.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a large item in Levittown?+
Put it out as the week's bulk item with the regular collection. Falls Township allows one bulk item a week on the second waste pickup day and accepts furniture, mattresses, box springs, appliances and other items too big for the cart, with carpet cut or rolled into 4 ft bundles, mattresses bagged or wrapped in plastic, and Freon appliances plus extra items pre-scheduled through Waste Management on 800.869.5566. Bristol Township collects bulk waste with the same weekly pickup as trash, recycling and yard waste, all at the curb by 6 a.m.Official guidance
What will not be collected at the curb?+
Household hazardous waste and electronics. Both townships refuse pesticides, weed killers, poisons, oil based paints, fuels, auto fluids, hazardous chemicals, automotive and special batteries, and Falls Township cites the Pennsylvania law ban that keeps televisions, laptops, computers, printers and monitors out of curbside collection. The county household hazardous waste events take the chemicals but refuse electronics, appliances and latex paint, so the county e-waste drop off list is the route for a screen or computer.Official guidance
