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City collection Couches, chairs and furnishings are the city's first examples of curbside bulky items, collected at no service charge once a request is in. The request has to reach Public Works by noon the business day before the pickup day. No charge. No service charge items with limits apply on the city's bulky page, which lists couches, chairs and furnishings. The weekly limit of three bulky items no longer applies, but excessive amounts of bulky items will incur a service fee, so keep the set-out to a normal household quantity. Requests are made online or at 803-325-2500.
City collection York County Collection & Recycling Centers take mattresses from county residents, two per day. The city's bulky page names couches, chairs and furnishings rather than bedding, so the county center is the certain route. No charge. Free at the York County Collection & Recycling Centers for county residents, limited to two mattresses or pallets per day. The city's bulky page does not name bedding, so confirm with sanitation at 803-325-2500 before setting a mattress out for curbside collection.
City collection Appliances and metal items are collected curbside with no service charge once a request is in, and the city names refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, washer and dryer units, water tanks, basketball goal posts and bikes. No charge. The city lists appliances and metal items among its no service charge items with limits. The request has to be made by noon the business day before the trash collection day, and a unit counts toward the household's bulky volume, which draws a service fee when it is excessive.
City collection Rock Hill takes bulky household items at the curb on request with no service charge, and the weekly three-item limit is gone, although excessive amounts still draw a fee. The county centers take bulky loads too, within a daily load limit. No charge. No service charge items with limits apply. The city states that the weekly limit of three bulky items no longer exists and that excessive amounts of bulky items will incur a service fee. The county centers accept one 4x6 truck bed or the equivalent on a trailer of household garbage and bulky material per day from county residents.
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?
Rock Hill collects garbage weekly in green roll carts, recycles in blue bins on the same day, and takes bulky household items, metal and appliances at the curb once a service request is in. The city asks for that request by noon the business day before collection, and the old weekly limit of three bulky items no longer applies, though excessive amounts still draw a service fee. Televisions, computers and tires are free to drop at any York County Collection & Recycling Center, or the city will pick them up on the regular collection day for a fee on the utility bill, and renovation material follows its own charged route.
Couches, chairs and furnishings are the city's first examples of curbside bulky items, collected at no service charge once a request is in. The request has to reach Public Works by noon the business day before the pickup day.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No service charge items with limits apply on the city's bulky page, which lists couches, chairs and furnishings. The weekly limit of three bulky items no longer applies, but excessive amounts of bulky items will incur a service fee, so keep the set-out to a normal household quantity. Requests are made online or at 803-325-2500.
When & how
Submit the service request by noon the business day before your pickup day, either through the city's online service request or by calling 803-325-2500.
Get it ready
Put the furniture out at the curb in front of the property where the collection crew can reach it, and keep it clear of the carts, the mailbox and any overhead wire. Do not add construction material, tires or hazardous waste to a bulky set-out, because those have their own routes.
York County Collection & Recycling Centers take mattresses from county residents, two per day. The city's bulky page names couches, chairs and furnishings rather than bedding, so the county center is the certain route.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free at the York County Collection & Recycling Centers for county residents, limited to two mattresses or pallets per day. The city's bulky page does not name bedding, so confirm with sanitation at 803-325-2500 before setting a mattress out for curbside collection.
When & how
Take the mattress to a York County Collection & Recycling Center, open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and closed Wednesday and Sunday, or confirm a curbside bulky request with the city first.
Get it ready
Keep the set dry and tie or wrap it so it does not flop open in the truck. Do not leave a mattress in the green garbage cart, and remember the county limit of two mattresses a day per visit.
Appliances and metal items are collected curbside with no service charge once a request is in, and the city names refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, washer and dryer units, water tanks, basketball goal posts and bikes.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The city lists appliances and metal items among its no service charge items with limits. The request has to be made by noon the business day before the trash collection day, and a unit counts toward the household's bulky volume, which draws a service fee when it is excessive.
When & how
Submit the service request by noon the business day before your regular trash collection day, online or at 803-325-2500, and set the unit out for the collection day.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, secure or remove the doors the way the crew asks, and leave the appliance intact rather than dismantling it. Riding lawn mowers and HVAC units are not collected, and questions about a specific item go to sanitation@cityofrockhill.com.
Televisions are free to drop at any York County Collection & Recycling Center, and Public Works will also take one on the regular collection day for a fee applied to the utility bill.
City cost & eligibility
The city states that televisions can be disposed of free by dropping them at any York County Collection & Recycling Center, while a curbside pickup on the regular collection day carries a fee applied to the utility bill without a published amount. Confirm the curbside charge at 803-325-2500, or use the free county drop-off.
When & how
Drop the television at a county Collection & Recycling Center, open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and closed Wednesday and Sunday, or call 803-325-2500 to schedule a curbside pickup.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from anything that powers on, keep the screen out of the green garbage cart and the blue recycling bin, and protect the panel in transport. Do not add a television to a free bulky set-out, because the city treats televisions as a service charge item.
Computers share the television route: free at any York County Collection & Recycling Center, or collected curbside on the regular day for a fee applied to the utility bill.
City cost & eligibility
The city groups computers with televisions and tires as items that are free to drop at any York County Collection & Recycling Center, and says Public Works can also pick them up on the regular collection day for a fee applied to the utility bill. Confirm the curbside charge at 803-325-2500.
When & how
Take the equipment to a county Collection & Recycling Center during its open hours, or call 803-325-2500 to arrange a curbside pickup.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from anything that powers on, remove batteries where the device allows, and keep electronics out of the green cart and the blue bin. Mixed paper, cans, plastic bottles and jars are the recyclables the county centers want in their containers.
Renovation material does not follow the free bulky route. Small amounts left at the curb are collected with a charge on the utility account that begins at the city's minimum collection fee, and larger loads go to the county or into a Dial-A-Dumpster container.
City cost & eligibility
$60 for minimum collection fee for small amounts of household construction debris left at the curb, applied to the utility bill and increasing with the amount and type of material. City of Rock Hill utility customers. Larger amounts can be scheduled at 803-325-2500, delivered to the York County Landfill, or placed in a Dial-A-Dumpster, which is charged each time the container is emptied with an additional rental fee if it is not emptied within 30 days of delivery.
When & how
Leave only a small amount at the curb if you want it collected with the charge on your utility bill, schedule larger amounts at 803-325-2500, or order a Dial-A-Dumpster through Tim Sylvester at 803-329-5609. County Collection & Recycling Centers take construction and demolition material from county residents.
Get it ready
Keep lumber, doors, windows, carpet, siding, shingles, sinks, toilets, bathtubs, cabinets and wood fencing out of the green garbage cart and the blue recycling bin, and separate the load by material. The county centers exclude concrete, brick and block from their construction limit, so those need the landfill or a container.
Exercise equipment is not named among the city's bulky, appliance or metal examples, so the machine has to be confirmed with sanitation before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
Bulky items carry no service charge, but the city says excessive amounts of bulky items will incur a service fee and it does not name fitness equipment among its examples. Confirm the machine and any excess charge with sanitation at 803-325-2500 or sanitation@cityofrockhill.com before it goes out.
When & how
Call or email sanitation to confirm the machine, then submit the service request by noon the business day before the pickup day if it is accepted.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it will go, keep loose weights with the frame so the crew can handle it, and keep it clear of the carts and the mailbox. Remove any battery before the machine goes out.
Rock Hill takes bulky household items at the curb on request with no service charge, and the weekly three-item limit is gone, although excessive amounts still draw a fee. The county centers take bulky loads too, within a daily load limit.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No service charge items with limits apply. The city states that the weekly limit of three bulky items no longer exists and that excessive amounts of bulky items will incur a service fee. The county centers accept one 4x6 truck bed or the equivalent on a trailer of household garbage and bulky material per day from county residents.
When & how
Submit the service request by noon the business day before the pickup day, online or at 803-325-2500, and set the items out for collection. The county centers are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the set-out to a normal household quantity so it does not become an excessive amount, keep construction material, tires and hazardous waste out of the pile, and put the items where the crew can reach them without blocking the street or sidewalk.
Tires are free to drop at any York County Collection & Recycling Center, with a limit of four tires a day, and Public Works will also take them on the regular collection day for a fee on the utility bill.
City cost & eligibility
The city groups tires with televisions and computers as items free to drop at any York County Collection & Recycling Center, and says Public Works can collect them on the regular collection day for a fee applied to the utility bill. Confirm the curbside charge at 803-325-2500.
When & how
Take the tires to a county Collection & Recycling Center during open hours, where the limit is four tires a day, or call 803-325-2500 to arrange a curbside pickup.
Get it ready
Count the tires before you go, because the county limit is four tires a day per visit, and keep them out of the green garbage cart and the blue recycling bin.
Rock Hill needs a service request by noon the business day before the pickup day for bulky household items, and by noon the business day before the trash collection day for appliances and metal items. Requests go through the city's online service request or 803-325-2500. The weekly limit of three bulky items no longer applies, but excessive amounts of bulky items incur a service fee, and televisions, computers and tires are treated as service charge items.
Garbage is bagged inside the 95-gallon green roll cart with the lid closed and collected weekly starting at 6:30 a.m. The green cart may not hold yard debris, grass, leaves, brush, bricks, dirt, rocks, building materials or hazardous materials. Recycling goes in blue bins on the same day as garbage, set at least four feet from the garbage container, out no sooner than noon the day before collection and removed by 7 a.m. the day after.
York County Collection & Recycling Centers serve county residents only, with daily limits of one 4x6 truck bed of household garbage or bulky material, half a truck bed of construction and demolition material with no concrete, brick or block, two mattresses or pallets, and four tires. Centers are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and closed Wednesday and Sunday, and the county publishes its holiday closures.
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 Rock Hill Public Works with York County Solid Waste
City curbside bulky and appliance pickup
Couches, chairs and furnishings, appliances and metal items such as refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, washer and dryer units, water tanks, basketball goal posts and bikes from a Rock Hill home.
Cost & conditions
No charge. No service charge items with limits. The city states that the weekly limit of three bulky items no longer exists and that excessive amounts of bulky items will incur a service fee. Televisions, computers and tires are service charge items even though the county drop-off for them is free.
Arrange it
Submit a service request by noon the business day before the pickup day for bulky items, or by noon the business day before the trash collection day for appliances and metal items, using the online service request form or 803-325-2500. Questions go to sanitation@cityofrockhill.com.
Riding lawn mowers and HVAC units are not collected, construction and remodeling material carries its own charge beginning at the minimum collection fee, and excess bulky volume draws a service fee.
City of Rock Hill Public Works with York County Solid Waste
York County Collection & Recycling Center
Recyclables, household and bulky material, mattresses, tires, televisions, computers and small amounts of construction and demolition material from a York County household.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for York County residents only, within the county's daily load limits: one 4x6 truck bed of household or bulky material, half a truck bed of construction and demolition material, two mattresses or pallets, and four tires per day.
Arrange it
Use any of the county's sixteen centers, which are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and closed Wednesday and Sunday. The county lists centers including Mt. Gallant at 3986 Mt. Gallant Road, Lesslie at 3211 Pantry Drive, Porter Road at 2050 Porter Road and Eastview at 1675 Adnah Church Road.
York County residents only, concrete, brick and block are excluded from the construction limit, mattresses and pallets are limited to two a day and tires to four a day, and the centers close on the county's published holidays.
City of Rock Hill Public Works with York County Solid Waste
Dial-A-Dumpster container
A larger cleanout, construction and demolition load, or roofing shingles that will not fit a curbside set-out or a county center limit.
Cost & conditions
$125 each time the container is emptied, with an additional $125 rental fee if the container is not emptied within 30 days of delivery. Rock Hill residents and businesses ordering the container through the city contact, Tim Sylvester at 803-329-5609.
Arrange it
Call Tim Sylvester at 803-329-5609 to order the container for cleanouts, construction and demolition debris or roofing shingles.
The charge applies each time the container is emptied, the extra rental fee applies if it sits unemptied beyond 30 days, and the city's curb collection of construction material is limited to small amounts charged to the utility account.
Rock Hill households keep most large items on the city route: a service request by noon the business day before collection covers bulky furnishings at no service charge, and a request by noon the business day before trash day covers appliances and metal. Televisions, computers and tires are the exception on that route, since the city treats them as service charge items, while they are free to drop at any of York County's sixteen Collection & Recycling Centers, which also take mattresses, small construction loads and bulky material within daily limits. Renovation material beyond a small curbside amount goes to the county landfill or into a Dial-A-Dumpster container charged each time it is emptied. Curbside bulky itemsCounty collection and recycling centers
County collection and recycling center
York County Collection & Recycling Center at Mt. Gallant
3986 Mt. Gallant Road, Rock Hill, SC
Recyclables including mixed paper, chipboard, cardboard, magazines and office paper, steel and aluminum cans, pans and foil, plastic bottles, jugs and jars with lids left on, glass bottles and jars and shredded paper in designated containers, plus household garbage, bulky material, mattresses and pallets, tires, and construction and demolition material without concrete, brick or block.
York County residents only. Daily load limits are one 4x6 truck bed or trailer equivalent of household and bulky material, half a truck bed of construction and demolition material with no concrete, brick or block, two mattresses or pallets, and four tires. Propane tanks and non-bottle plastics, film and foam are refused in the recycling containers, and centres are closed Wednesday and Sunday plus the county's published holidays.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., closed Wednesday and Sunday. County information line 803-628-3181.
No charge. Free for York County residents within the published daily load limits. The city states that televisions, computers and tires can be disposed of free at any county Collection & Recycling Center.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How do I schedule a bulky item pickup in Rock Hill?+
Submit a service request by noon the business day before your pickup day, using the city's online service request form or calling 803-325-2500. Couches, chairs and furnishings are the city's examples of bulky items, they carry no service charge, and the weekly limit of three items no longer applies, though excessive amounts still incur a service fee.Official guidance
Where can a mattress go in Rock Hill?+
York County Collection & Recycling Centers take mattresses from county residents at no charge, with a limit of two mattresses or pallets a day. The centers are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and closed Wednesday and Sunday. The city bulky page names couches, chairs and furnishings rather than bedding, so confirm with sanitation at 803-325-2500 before setting a mattress out at the curb.Official guidance
Will Rock Hill pick up an appliance?+
Yes, at no service charge with a service request. Refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, washer and dryer units, water tanks, basketball goal posts and bikes are the city's examples of appliances and metal items, and the request has to be submitted by noon the business day before the trash collection day online or at 803-325-2500. Riding lawn mowers and HVAC units are not collected.Official guidance
Where can I take a television in Rock Hill?+
To any York County Collection & Recycling Center, where the city states televisions can be disposed of free. The centers are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and closed Wednesday and Sunday. Public Works can also collect a television on the regular collection day for a fee applied to the utility bill, scheduled at 803-325-2500.Official guidance
How do Rock Hill service requests work?+
Bulky household items such as couches, chairs and furnishings need a service request by noon the business day before the pickup day, and appliances and metal items need one by noon the business day before the trash collection day. Either way the request goes through the city's online service request form or 803-325-2500. There is no longer a weekly limit of three bulky items, but excessive amounts of bulky items incur a service fee.Official guidance
What are the cart rules in Rock Hill?+
Garbage is bagged inside the 95-gallon green roll cart with the lid closed and collected weekly starting at 6:30 a.m., and the green cart may not hold yard debris, bricks, dirt, rocks, building materials or hazardous materials. Recycling goes in blue bins on the same day as garbage, placed at least four feet from the garbage container, set out no sooner than noon the day before collection and removed by 7 a.m. the day after. A green trash roll cart costs $70 and extra blue bins are free.Official guidance
What can I take to a York County center in one trip?+
One 4x6 truck bed or the trailer equivalent of household garbage and bulky material, half a truck bed of construction and demolition material with no concrete, brick or block, two mattresses or pallets, and four tires. The centers serve York County residents only and are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., closed Wednesday and Sunday. Televisions, computers and tires are free to drop there.Official guidance
