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City collection Furniture is named in the town's own accepted list for the Hilton Head Island Convenience Center: bulky items including furniture, toys and other bulky household items go in with bagged household garbage. Nothing is collected at the curb on the island, so the couch goes to Summit Drive, and a county solid waste decal is required for anything that is not recyclable. No charge. No separate disposal fee is published for decal holders at the county convenience centers. A Beaufort County solid waste decal is required for non-recyclable and solid waste disposal, limited to one decal per property owner and three visits per week per household.
City collection Neither the town nor the county names a mattress on any of its lists. The nearest published category is bulky household items at the convenience center, which does not say whether a bed counts. That has to be confirmed with the county before the mattress is loaded, especially because there is no curbside collection on the island. No mattress route or fee is published by the town or the county, and the convenience center list stops at bulky household items without naming bedding. Call Beaufort County Solid Waste on 843-255-2736 before loading a mattress, and ask whether it counts as a bulky item and what a clean, dry mattress needs.
City collection Appliances are named on both lists. The town includes appliances among the items accepted at the Convenience Center, and the county's recycling page puts appliances and scrap metal, including refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, dryers and microwaves, at Shanklin, St Helena, Bluffton and Hilton Head. The county asks that appliance doors be taken off before disposal. No charge. No separate disposal fee is published for decal holders, and appliances are listed among the accepted streams at the Hilton Head Island Convenience Center alongside scrap metal; a solid waste decal is required for the non-recyclable part of the load.
City collection The island's bulky route is the county Convenience Center on Summit Drive. Bagged household garbage and bulky items such as furniture and bulky household items are accepted there, along with the recyclable streams, and the gate requires a Beaufort County solid waste decal for anything that is not recyclable. Each household is allowed three visits a week. No charge. No separate disposal fee is published for decal holders at the county convenience centers; the requirements are a Beaufort County solid waste decal, one per property owner, and a limit of three visits per week per household, with recycling free to anyone.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Hilton Head Island handles household waste through Beaufort County rather than a town collection crew. The town's own pages cover litter and recycling in parks and on the beach, where public bins take bottles and cans only, and they send residents to the county Convenience Center on Summit Drive. That centre takes bagged household garbage, bulky items including furniture, appliances, tires, batteries and used oil, and a solid waste decal is required for anything that is not recyclable, with one decal per property owner and three visits a week per household. Two things have moved or narrowed. Televisions and electronics are no longer accepted at the neighbourhood centres: the county books them by appointment only at a site in Beaufort and one in Bluffton, with periodic collection events in between. Household chemicals go to an HHW shed with a published accepted and prohibited list, but the county does not say on the pages read which centres have one, so that call comes first.
Furniture is named in the town's own accepted list for the Hilton Head Island Convenience Center: bulky items including furniture, toys and other bulky household items go in with bagged household garbage. Nothing is collected at the curb on the island, so the couch goes to Summit Drive, and a county solid waste decal is required for anything that is not recyclable.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No separate disposal fee is published for decal holders at the county convenience centers. A Beaufort County solid waste decal is required for non-recyclable and solid waste disposal, limited to one decal per property owner and three visits per week per household.
When & how
Take the item to the Hilton Head Island Convenience Center at 26 Summit Drive, open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and closed Wednesday and on county holidays.
Get it ready
Show the decal at the gate, keep household garbage bagged and separate from recyclables, keep recyclables loose rather than bagged, and keep anything with a hazard label out of the load because chemicals go to the household hazardous waste shed instead.
Neither the town nor the county names a mattress on any of its lists. The nearest published category is bulky household items at the convenience center, which does not say whether a bed counts. That has to be confirmed with the county before the mattress is loaded, especially because there is no curbside collection on the island.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress route or fee is published by the town or the county, and the convenience center list stops at bulky household items without naming bedding. Call Beaufort County Solid Waste on 843-255-2736 before loading a mattress, and ask whether it counts as a bulky item and what a clean, dry mattress needs.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then take it to the convenience center during open hours if the county accepts it as a bulky household item.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress clean and dry so it is not refused as contaminated, keep it separate from bagged household garbage on the load, and bring the solid waste decal because the visit counts against the three a week allowance.
Appliances are named on both lists. The town includes appliances among the items accepted at the Convenience Center, and the county's recycling page puts appliances and scrap metal, including refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, dryers and microwaves, at Shanklin, St Helena, Bluffton and Hilton Head. The county asks that appliance doors be taken off before disposal.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No separate disposal fee is published for decal holders, and appliances are listed among the accepted streams at the Hilton Head Island Convenience Center alongside scrap metal; a solid waste decal is required for the non-recyclable part of the load.
When & how
Take the appliance to 26 Summit Drive during open hours, six days a week except Wednesday, and keep the visit within the three a week household allowance.
Get it ready
Take the doors off the appliance before it goes on the load, as the county instructs, empty the unit, and keep refrigerant work out of scope because the county publishes no freon step for this route.
Electronics no longer go to the neighbourhood centres. The county states that computer screens, televisions, tablets, cell phones and similar electronics are available by appointment only at 106 Shanklin Road in Beaufort and 9 Benton Field Road in Bluffton, and that they are not available for drop-off at the other centres, which includes Summit Drive. Periodic electronic recycling events fill the gaps.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes the two appointment sites and the event route but no fee for household electronics. Book the drop-off and confirm any charge with Beaufort County Solid Waste on 843-255-2736 before a television or computer leaves the house.
When & how
Book an appointment for the Shanklin Road site in Beaufort or the Benton Field Road site in Bluffton, or watch the county calendar for an electronics recycling event, rather than taking a screen to Summit Drive.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers and phones, keep cables and remote controls with the device, and leave the screen off any convenience center load because e-waste is refused at the residential centres other than the two appointment sites.
The county accepts residential construction and demolition debris only in small amounts, and the Hilton Head Island centre is one of the four sites where it is allowed along with Shanklin, St Helena and Bluffton. No size limit and no fee are published, so the answer for a renovation load has to come from the county before it is loaded.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes no construction debris rate and describes the residential allowance only as small amounts at four centres. Call Beaufort County Solid Waste on 843-255-2736 to confirm whether the load qualifies as a small amount, what the per visit limit is and any charge, before renting a trailer.
When & how
Confirm the allowance first, then use the convenience center during open hours, remembering that trailers are allowed there only up to five feet by eight feet and that commercial work has to go through a private hauler.
Get it ready
Separate construction material from household garbage and from recyclables, keep it within the small amount the county allows, keep trailers within the published size, and keep business or contractor loads out of the residential centre entirely.
Exercise equipment is not named on the town list, the county recycling page or the county centre page, even though bulky household items are accepted. A machine therefore has to be checked with the county before it is loaded, and it should not be assumed that a treadmill qualifies simply because it is bulky.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine is named in any published list and no fee is published for one. Call Beaufort County Solid Waste on 843-255-2736 with the size and weight of the machine and confirm whether it counts as a bulky household item, and factor in the three visits a week household limit.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then take it to the convenience center during open hours if the county accepts it as a bulky household item.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, keep the frame, deck and console parts together, and keep it separate from bagged household garbage so the gate can see what the load contains.
The island's bulky route is the county Convenience Center on Summit Drive. Bagged household garbage and bulky items such as furniture and bulky household items are accepted there, along with the recyclable streams, and the gate requires a Beaufort County solid waste decal for anything that is not recyclable. Each household is allowed three visits a week.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No separate disposal fee is published for decal holders at the county convenience centers; the requirements are a Beaufort County solid waste decal, one per property owner, and a limit of three visits per week per household, with recycling free to anyone.
When & how
Take the load to 26 Summit Drive, open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and closed Wednesday and on county holidays.
Get it ready
Bag household garbage, keep bulky items separate from the recycling bins, leave caps off bottles and jars, keep recyclables loose rather than bagged, keep bottles and cans uncrushed, and use the public park and beach bins only for bottles and cans.
Tires are accepted at every county convenience center, including the Hilton Head site. The county caps the load at four tires a day and takes automobile and motorcycle tires only, so truck, trailer and equipment tires are out of scope on this route.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No separate fee is published for tires at the convenience centers; the published limits are four tires per day and automobile or motorcycle tires only, within a household's three visits a week.
When & how
Take the tires to 26 Summit Drive during open hours and present the solid waste decal at the gate.
Get it ready
Keep the count at four or fewer for the day, keep truck or equipment tires out of the load because only automobile and motorcycle tires are accepted, and keep tires out of the recycling bins.
Household chemicals go to a county household hazardous waste shed with a published accepted and prohibited list, and empty containers go in the trash. The county pages read do not say which centers have a shed, so a resident has to ask before taking paint to Summit Drive.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes the accepted and prohibited material for the HHW shed but no location list and no fee. Call Beaufort County Solid Waste on 843-255-2736 to confirm which centre accepts household chemicals, what quantities are allowed and whether anything is charged.
When & how
Call the county first, then deliver the material to the shed it names on a day that centre is open.
Get it ready
Keep products in their labeled containers so the danger, caution or warning labels are readable, keep empty containers out of the shed and in the trash, and leave ammunition, fireworks, medical waste, smoke detectors and large propane tanks at home because those are prohibited.
There is no island curbside route, so the centre is the answer
The town's waste pages cover litter and recycling in public spaces rather than a municipal collection route, and the county tells commercial businesses to contract a private hauler. Households bring their material to the county Convenience Center on Summit Drive, where the gate requires a Beaufort County solid waste decal for anything that is not recyclable. The public bins in parks and on the beach are not a household route: they take bottles and cans only.
The centre is open 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. six days a week and closed Wednesday and on county holidays, with a three visits a week limit per household and one decal per property owner. Household garbage arrives bagged, bulky items arrive separate from the recycling, bottles and jars come without caps or lids, recyclables stay loose rather than bagged, paper has to be larger than a standard envelope, and bottles and cans should not be crushed. Trailers are allowed at the Hilton Head site but only up to five feet by eight feet.
Electronics are refused at the residential centres other than the two appointment sites in Beaufort and Bluffton, so a television or computer has to be booked or saved for a county electronics event. Chemicals belong in the household hazardous waste shed rather than the general load, and ammunition, fireworks, medical waste, smoke detectors and large propane tanks are prohibited there. Construction and demolition material is allowed only in small residential amounts, and commercial or contractor loads have to go through a private hauler.
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.
Town of Hilton Head Island with Beaufort County Solid Waste and Recycling
Take the load to the Hilton Head Island Convenience Center
A county resident with bagged household garbage, furniture or another bulky household item, appliances, tires, batteries or used oil.
Cost & conditions
No charge. No separate disposal fee is published for decal holders; a Beaufort County solid waste decal is required for non-recyclable and solid waste disposal, one decal per property owner, with three visits per week per household and recycling free to anyone.
Arrange it
Take the material to 26 Summit Drive in Hilton Head, open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., closed Wednesday and on county holidays, and show the decal at the gate.
Three visits a week per household, construction and demolition debris only in small residential amounts, tires capped at four a day and limited to automobile and motorcycle tires, trailers limited to five feet by eight feet, and electronics, chemicals and commercial loads all refused or routed elsewhere.
Town of Hilton Head Island with Beaufort County Solid Waste and Recycling
Book an electronics drop-off appointment
A household with a television, computer screen, tablet, cell phone or similar electronics.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes the two appointment sites and the event route but no household fee. Book through the county e-waste drop-off link and confirm any charge on 843-255-2736 before the trip.
Arrange it
Book a drop-off at 106 Shanklin Road in Beaufort or 9 Benton Field Road in Bluffton, or watch the county calendar for an electronics recycling event.
Appointments are required, the two sites are the only centres in the county that take e-waste, and everything else, including the Hilton Head convenience center at Summit Drive, refuses it.
Town of Hilton Head Island with Beaufort County Solid Waste and Recycling
Use the household hazardous waste shed
A household with paint, stains, thinners, fluorescent bulbs, cleaning products, lawn treatments or pool cleaners.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes the accepted and prohibited material but no location list and no fee for the HHW shed. Confirm which centre has a shed and any charge on 843-255-2736 before the trip.
Arrange it
Call the county first, then take the material to the shed it names on a day that centre is open and keep empty containers out of the load.
Ammunition, fireworks, medical waste, smoke detectors and large propane tanks are prohibited, and the shed locations are not published on the county pages read.
26 Summit Drive, Hilton Head, SC (the county page prints the street address without a ZIP code)
Bagged household garbage, bulky items such as furniture, toys and bulky household items, clear, brown and green glass, aluminium and steel cans, plastics 1 and 2, newspapers, magazines, cardboard, office and mixed paper, tires up to four a day for automobiles and motorcycles, car, rechargeable and lithium batteries, used oil up to ten gallons per trip, oil filters, and appliances and scrap metal including refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, dryers and microwaves with the doors removed
A Beaufort County solid waste decal is required for non-recyclable and solid waste disposal, with one decal per property owner and three visits per week per household, while recyclables may be dropped by anyone. Electronics are not accepted here and must be booked at the Beaufort or Bluffton appointment sites, commercial businesses must contract a private hauler, construction and demolition debris is limited to small residential amounts, and trailers are allowed only up to five feet by eight feet.
7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday; closed Wednesday and on county holidays
No charge. No separate disposal fee is published for decal holders at the centre, and recycling is free to anyone; the requirements are the decal and the three visits a week household limit.
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.
Where do I take a couch on Hilton Head Island?+
To the county Convenience Center at 26 Summit Drive, because the town's accepted list names bulky items including furniture along with bagged household garbage. A Beaufort County solid waste decal is required for that load, one decal per property owner, and each household gets three visits a week.Official guidance
Where do appliances go on Hilton Head Island?+
To the Convenience Center at 26 Summit Drive, where the town lists appliances among accepted items and the county lists appliances and scrap metal, from refrigerators and freezers to washing machines, dryers and microwaves, for the Hilton Head site. Take the doors off before disposal and bring the solid waste decal.Official guidance
Where do TVs and computers go on Hilton Head Island?+
They are booked by appointment rather than dropped at Summit Drive. Beaufort County says televisions, computer screens, tablets, cell phones and similar electronics are available by appointment at 106 Shanklin Road in Beaufort and 9 Benton Field Road in Bluffton, and are not available at the other centres, with periodic electronics events as the alternative.Official guidance
How do bulky items get disposed of on Hilton Head Island?+
They go to the county Convenience Center at 26 Summit Drive, which accepts bagged household garbage and bulky items such as furniture and bulky household items. A Beaufort County solid waste decal is needed for non-recyclable and solid waste disposal, and the island has no published curbside bulky item collection.Official guidance
How many visits to the convenience center do I get?+
Three visits a week per household, with staff checking decals at the gate. One decal is issued per Beaufort County property owner, renters have to have the owner register, and recyclable material may be dropped by anyone without a decal.Official guidance
Where do tires go on Hilton Head Island?+
To the county Convenience Center at 26 Summit Drive, which accepts tires along with batteries, oil and appliances. The county limits the load to four tires per day and takes automobile and motorcycle tires only, and the visit counts against the household's three a week allowance.Official guidance
Who handles waste on Hilton Head Island?+
Beaufort County does, through its solid waste and recycling department and the Convenience Center on Summit Drive. The town's own pages cover litter and recycling in public spaces such as parks and the beach, and the county requires commercial businesses to contract a private hauler, so household material goes to the county centre.Official guidance
Do I need a decal to use the convenience center?+
Yes, for non-recyclable and solid waste disposal. Beaufort County issues one solid waste decal per property owner, allows three visits a week per household, and has staff check decals at the gate, while recyclables may be dropped by anyone. Renters need the property owner to register for the decal.Official guidance
What are the convenience center hours?+
The Hilton Head site at 26 Summit Drive is open 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and closed Wednesday. All Beaufort County convenience centres close on Wednesdays and on county holidays, and trailers there are limited to five feet by eight feet.Official guidance
Can I put a television in the convenience center load?+
No. Beaufort County states that electronic waste is available by appointment only at 106 Shanklin Road in Beaufort and 9 Benton Field Road in Bluffton and is not available for drop-off at the other centres, so a television or computer goes to one of those two sites or to a county electronics recycling event.Official guidance
