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City collection Furniture is named in the city's heavy trash list along with mattresses, so a couch goes out on the regular pickup day for a single family residential address rather than needing an appointment. Heavy trash is part of the weekly residential service and the city publishes no per piece fee for furniture, so the published charges nearby are the additional 96 gallon containers at 5.00 per month each with a 20.00 one-time delivery fee, and the landfill rules where a resident hauling a single family load pays nothing while a contractor pays. Confirm the collection day with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483.
City collection Mattresses are named in the same heavy trash list as furniture, so bedding goes out weekly on the regular pickup day for a single family residential address. No mattress fee is published because heavy trash rides the weekly residential service, and the published charges around it are the extra container fees and the landfill terms where resident self haul is free and contractor disposal is charged. Confirm with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483.
City collection Appliances are named in the city's heavy trash list, so a refrigerator, washer or stove goes out on the regular pickup day with the rest of the heavy trash for a single family residential address, and the same material is excluded from the regional hazardous waste events. No per appliance fee is published for the curbside heavy trash route, while a contractor hauling the same unit to the municipal landfill is charged and a resident hauling their own single family load is not. Confirm the route and the collection day with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483, and note that the regional commission's events refuse appliances outright.
City collection Heavy trash is collected weekly on the regular pickup day, but only for single family residential customers, and the city names what belongs in it: large yard waste, tree trunks cut down to size, furniture and mattresses, appliances, and a maximum of four tires a year. Businesses, churches, apartment buildings, construction sites and vacant lots are excluded and must take their material to the landfill. The city describes heavy trash as part of the weekly residential service and publishes no per item fee for it, so the published money facts are the extra container fees of 5.00 per month each with a one-time 20.00 delivery fee, and the landfill rules where residents who haul their own single family debris pay nothing while contractors and businesses are charged. Confirm any charge and the collection day with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Beaumont collects waste with its own crews and disposes into its own landfill, and it publishes the rules in a way that makes the split clear. Garbage Services provides weekly garbage, weekly small yard waste, weekly used motor oil and filter collection, and weekly heavy trash, all on the regular route day for route based service. The heavy trash list is where large items live: furniture and mattresses, appliances, large yard waste with limbs up to eight feet long, and a maximum of four tires a year, all for single family residential customers only, because businesses, churches, apartment buildings, construction sites and vacant lots are excluded. Ordinary garbage has to be inside the 96 gallon container, and waste left outside it will not be collected and can bring a ticket and a fine, while heavy trash is expected outside the container in separate neat piles. Residents who would rather haul their own load pay nothing at the municipal landfill on Lafin Drive with proof of residency, as long as they pay for garbage service, while contractors and businesses are charged. Paint, chemicals and other household hazardous items are not a city service: the South East Texas Regional Planning Commission runs free collection events several times a year, and it also takes scrap tires, with the first eight free.
Heavy trash is collected weekly on the regular pickup day, but only for single family residential customers, and the city names what belongs in it: large yard waste, tree trunks cut down to size, furniture and mattresses, appliances, and a maximum of four tires a year. Businesses, churches, apartment buildings, construction sites and vacant lots are excluded and must take their material to the landfill.
City cost & eligibility
The city describes heavy trash as part of the weekly residential service and publishes no per item fee for it, so the published money facts are the extra container fees of 5.00 per month each with a one-time 20.00 delivery fee, and the landfill rules where residents who haul their own single family debris pay nothing while contractors and businesses are charged. Confirm any charge and the collection day with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483.
When & how
Put the pile out on the regular pickup day, with containers curbside by 7 a.m. and off the curb by 8 p.m. the same day, and expect the schedule to shift one day when a holiday falls on a collection day.
Get it ready
Stack everything neatly in separate piles and keep the piles away from low overhead utility lines and trees, never on top of water lines or near water meters. Keep ordinary garbage inside the 96 gallon container because waste outside it will not be collected and can bring a ticket and a fine, and keep heavy trash separate from the containerized garbage.
Furniture is named in the city's heavy trash list along with mattresses, so a couch goes out on the regular pickup day for a single family residential address rather than needing an appointment.
City cost & eligibility
Heavy trash is part of the weekly residential service and the city publishes no per piece fee for furniture, so the published charges nearby are the additional 96 gallon containers at 5.00 per month each with a 20.00 one-time delivery fee, and the landfill rules where a resident hauling a single family load pays nothing while a contractor pays. Confirm the collection day with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483.
When & how
Put the piece out on the regular pickup day, with containers curbside by 7 a.m. and removed by 8 p.m. the same day.
Get it ready
Keep the piece in a neat separate pile away from utility lines, trees, water lines and water meters, keep it out of the 96 gallon container, and donate anything still usable because the city asks residents to reuse items whenever possible.
Mattresses are named in the same heavy trash list as furniture, so bedding goes out weekly on the regular pickup day for a single family residential address.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress fee is published because heavy trash rides the weekly residential service, and the published charges around it are the extra container fees and the landfill terms where resident self haul is free and contractor disposal is charged. Confirm with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483.
When & how
Set the unit out on the regular pickup day, with the pile at the curb next to the container by 7 a.m.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry so it can be handled, stack it neatly in a separate pile rather than on the containerized garbage, and keep the pile clear of utility lines, trees, water lines and water meters.
Appliances are named in the city's heavy trash list, so a refrigerator, washer or stove goes out on the regular pickup day with the rest of the heavy trash for a single family residential address, and the same material is excluded from the regional hazardous waste events.
City cost & eligibility
No per appliance fee is published for the curbside heavy trash route, while a contractor hauling the same unit to the municipal landfill is charged and a resident hauling their own single family load is not. Confirm the route and the collection day with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483, and note that the regional commission's events refuse appliances outright.
When & how
Set the appliance out on the regular pickup day, or self haul it to the municipal landfill at 5895 Lafin Dr., which is open Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors, keep it in a neat heavy trash pile rather than in the 96 gallon container, and take proof of Beaumont residency such as a garbage service bill or driver's license if the unit is being self hauled to the landfill.
Neither the city nor the regional commission publishes an electronics route: the heavy trash list does not name electronics and the commission's events explicitly refuse electronic waste, so a screen or a computer has to be confirmed before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No price or program for electronics is published. The regional compact refuses electronic waste at its collection events, the city names appliances but not electronics in its heavy trash list, and the only published disposal rule nearby is that residents who haul their own single family debris to the municipal landfill pay nothing with proof of residency. Confirm with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483 whether the landfill takes the device.
When & how
Ask Garbage Services first, or take the device to the municipal landfill at 5895 Lafin Dr. during its open hours once the city confirms it is accepted.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before a computer or phone leaves the house, keep the device out of the 96 gallon container because only heavy trash and named materials are collected outside it, and do not take electronics to a regional hazardous waste event because the commission refuses them there.
City crews do not collect heavy trash from construction sites, and contractors and businesses are charged at the landfill while residents hauling their own single family debris are not, so renovation material has a published route at a price for whoever generated it.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no construction rate, stating only that contractors such as roofers, lawn services and tree trimmers are charged for landfill disposal and that business trash is charged regardless of the hauler, while a resident hauling debris from a single family residence is not charged. Confirm what applies to the load with the landfill on 409-842-5686 or with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483.
When & how
Take construction material to the municipal landfill at 5895 Lafin Dr., open Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. and closed on New Year's Day, the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the curbside pile because heavy trash is not collected from construction sites, bring proof of Beaumont residency if the household is doing the hauling, and expect to pay as a contractor or business if the load is commercially generated.
Exercise equipment is not named in the heavy trash list, which covers large yard waste, trunks, furniture, mattresses, appliances and four tires a year, so a machine has to be confirmed with Garbage Services before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No published list or price names an exercise machine. It would ride the weekly heavy trash service if accepted, but the city's list is specific and the alternative is a self hauled load to the municipal landfill, where residents pay nothing for single family debris and contractors are charged. Confirm with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483.
When & how
Ask Garbage Services first, then use the regular pickup day or the landfill during its open hours.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart, keep the pieces in one neat pile with the other heavy trash, and keep the pile clear of utility lines, trees, water lines and water meters.
Tires have two published routes: a maximum of four tires a year on the weekly heavy trash collection, and the regional commission's scrap tire collection at its hazardous waste events, where the first eight tires are free and each additional tire costs a dollar in cash.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The city allows a maximum of four tires a year on the heavy trash collection at no published per tire charge, and the regional commission states that scrap tires are collected during its household hazardous waste events at no charge for the first eight tires with a cash disposal fee of 1.00 dollar for each additional tire.
When & how
Put up to four tires out with the heavy trash on the regular pickup day, or take them to a regional hazardous waste and scrap tire event, whose dates come from the commission on 409-899-8444 extension 7520.
Get it ready
Keep the tires in the neat heavy trash pile rather than in the 96 gallon container, respect the four tire annual curbside limit, and bring cash if more than eight tires are going to a regional event.
Household chemicals are not a city service. The South East Texas Regional Planning Commission hosts free collection events several times a year where paints, cleaners, antifreeze, batteries, oil, automotive waste, insecticides, pool chemicals, mercury and fluorescent bulbs are accepted, with explosives, compressed gas cylinders, appliances, electronic waste and some named pesticide families refused.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The commission states that it hosts household hazardous waste events several times a year where Southeast Texans can properly dispose of hazardous materials free of charge, accepting paints, cleaners, antifreeze, batteries, oil, automotive waste, insecticides, swimming pool chemicals, mercury, fluorescent bulbs and more, and collecting scrap tires at no charge for the first eight tires with a 1.00 dollar cash fee for each additional tire.
When & how
Watch for the next commission event date, which the city directs residents to obtain from the commission on 409-899-8444 extension 7520.
Get it ready
Keep batteries, paint and varnish, solvents, pesticides and fertilizers, auto fluids, used oil and filters, pool chemicals and mercury out of the regular garbage as the city instructs, keep them in their original containers for the event, and leave general trash, electronic waste, appliances, explosives, compressed gas cylinders and the named pesticide families at home because the commission refuses each of them.
Garbage Services provides residential garbage collection once a week, small yard waste collection once a week, used motor oil and oil filter collection once a week, and heavy trash collection once a week. Regular collection is route based, so the pickup day comes from Garbage Services on 409-842-1483. Containers must be curbside by 7 a.m. on collection day and removed by 8 p.m. the same day, and the city asks that they not be left out overnight. Ordinary garbage has to be inside the 96 gallon container: waste that is outside the container will not be collected and could result in a ticket and fine. The city also asks residents to donate reusable items and to hold odorous waste such as seafood, meat and old food until collection day.
The heavy trash list is specific and the exclusions matter
Heavy trash is collected weekly on the regular pickup day and the service is limited to single family residential customers. The published list is large yard waste with limbs and branches up to eight feet long, tree trunks larger than twelve inches in diameter cut to a maximum two foot length, furniture and mattresses, appliances, and a maximum of four tires per year. Heavy trash from any other entity has to go to the landfill, and city crews do not collect heavy trash from businesses, churches, apartment buildings, construction sites or vacant lots. Everything must be stacked neatly in separate piles and never under low overhead utility lines or trees, on top of water lines or near water meters.
The landfill is free for residents who haul, and hazardous waste runs through the region
The municipal landfill is at 5895 Lafin Dr., Beaumont, TX 77705, on 409-842-5686, open Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., and closed on New Year's Day, the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, with compost distribution on Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Citizens with proof of Beaumont residency, such as a garbage service utility bill or a driver's license, will not be charged for landfill disposal if they haul the debris themselves from their single family residences, but residents must pay for garbage disposal to qualify, and contractors such as roofers, lawn services and tree trimmers are charged, as is business trash regardless of the hauler. Household hazardous waste is not a city function: the South East Texas Regional Planning Commission holds free collection events several times a year where paints, cleaners, antifreeze, batteries, oil, automotive waste, insecticides, pool chemicals, mercury and fluorescent bulbs are accepted, scrap tires are collected with the first eight free and each additional tire at a one dollar cash fee, and general trash, electronic waste, appliances, explosives, compressed gas cylinders and some pesticide families are refused.
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City of Beaumont Solid Waste Division, with the South East Texas Regional Planning Commission for hazardous waste
Put heavy trash out with the weekly collection
A single family residential address in Beaumont with furniture, a mattress, an appliance, large yard waste or up to four tires a year.
Cost & conditions
Heavy trash is part of the weekly residential service and the city publishes no per item fee for it. The published charges nearby are the additional 96 gallon containers at 5.00 per month each with a one-time 20.00 delivery fee, and the landfill terms where a resident self hauling single family debris pays nothing. Confirm any charge and the collection day with Garbage Services on 409-842-1483.
Arrange it
Stack the material neatly in separate piles at the curb on the regular pickup day, with containers out by 7 a.m. and back in by 8 p.m., and keep the piles away from utility lines, trees, water lines and water meters.
Single family residential customers only, because businesses, churches, apartment buildings, construction sites and vacant lots are excluded, tires are capped at four a year, and ordinary garbage left outside the container will not be collected and can bring a fine.
City of Beaumont Solid Waste Division, with the South East Texas Regional Planning Commission for hazardous waste
Self haul to the municipal landfill
A Beaumont resident with a single family load, including renovation debris or an item the crews will not take.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city states that citizens with proof of Beaumont residency such as a garbage service utility bill or driver's license will not be charged for landfill disposal if they haul the debris themselves from their single family residences, that residents must pay for garbage disposal to qualify, and that contractors such as roofers, lawn services and tree trimmers are charged as is business trash regardless of the hauler.
Arrange it
Take the load to 5895 Lafin Dr., Beaumont, TX 77705, open Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., and bring proof of residency.
Free only for residents hauling their own single family debris and only if they pay for garbage service, closed on New Year's Day, the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, and contractors and businesses pay.
Use a free regional household hazardous waste event
A household with paint, cleaners, solvents, pesticides, automotive fluids, batteries, pool chemicals, mercury or fluorescent bulbs.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The South East Texas Regional Planning Commission states that it hosts household hazardous waste events several times a year where Southeast Texans can properly dispose of hazardous materials free of charge, including paints, cleaners, antifreeze, batteries, oil, automotive waste, insecticides, pool chemicals, mercury and fluorescent bulbs, and that scrap tires are collected with the first eight free and a 1.00 dollar cash fee for each additional tire.
Arrange it
Watch for the next event date, which the city directs residents to obtain from the commission on 409-899-8444 extension 7520, then take the material to the event location during its published hours.
General trash, electronic waste, appliances, explosives, compressed gas cylinders, fertilizers and nutrient materials that are neither hazardous nor contain pesticides, admixtures and some named pesticide and wood preservative families are not accepted, and event dates are not published on the retained pages beyond the series of past events.
City of Beaumont Solid Waste Division, with the South East Texas Regional Planning Commission for hazardous waste
Add another garbage container
A household whose 96 gallon container is not big enough for its ordinary garbage.
Cost & conditions
$5 per additional 96 gallon container per month, with a one-time 20.00 delivery fee. The city publishes one additional container at 5.00 per month, two at 10.00, three at 15.00 and four at 20.00, all charged to the water bill, with a one-time 20.00 delivery fee and delivery within five working days of the application. This covers ordinary containerized garbage and does not enlarge the heavy trash allowance.
Arrange it
Apply through the city's Solid Waste Division form or call 409-842-1483, and the container is delivered within five working days.
The extra container fee buys capacity for containerized garbage only, so it does not change what may be set out as heavy trash or the rule that waste outside a container is not collected.
Resident self hauled debris from single family residences, with the city pricing landfill acceptance by residency rather than by material
Free disposal applies only to citizens with proof of Beaumont residency who haul the debris themselves from their single family residences, and residents must pay for garbage disposal to qualify. Contractors such as roofers, lawn services and tree trimmers are charged, and trash from businesses is charged regardless of who hauls it.
Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., closed New Year's Day, the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, with compost distribution on Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., on 409-842-5686
No charge. The city states that citizens with proof of Beaumont residency such as a garbage service utility bill or driver's license will not be charged for landfill disposal if they haul the debris themselves from their single family residences, provided they pay for garbage disposal. Contractors and businesses are charged.
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 Beaumont's heavy trash?+
The city lists large yard waste with limbs and branches up to eight feet long, tree trunks over twelve inches in diameter cut to a maximum two foot length, furniture and mattresses, appliances, and a maximum of four tires per year. Heavy trash is collected weekly on the regular pickup day but the service is limited to single family residential customers, because businesses, churches, apartment buildings, construction sites and vacant lots have to take their material to the landfill instead.Official guidance
Will Beaumont take a couch?+
Yes. Furniture and mattresses are named in the city's heavy trash list, and heavy trash is collected weekly on the regular pickup day with the service limited to single family residential customers. The piles have to be stacked neatly and kept away from low overhead utility lines, trees, water lines and water meters, and the city asks residents to donate items that could be reused.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Beaumont?+
On the curb with the heavy trash, because mattresses are named in the city's heavy trash list alongside furniture. Heavy trash is collected weekly on the regular pickup day for single family residential customers, and the material has to be stacked neatly in separate piles away from low overhead utility lines, trees, water lines and water meters.Official guidance
How do appliances leave a Beaumont home?+
Either on the curb with the weekly heavy trash, because appliances are named in the city's heavy trash list, or by self hauling the unit to the municipal landfill on 5895 Lafin Dr., where residents with proof of Beaumont residency are not charged for landfill disposal of debris they haul themselves from their single family residences, as long as they pay for garbage service. Contractors and businesses are charged, and the regional hazardous waste events do not accept appliances.Official guidance
Where can I take an old television in Beaumont?+
The city publishes no electronics collection and the heavy trash list does not name electronics, while the South East Texas Regional Planning Commission states that its household hazardous waste events do not accept electronic waste. That leaves a call to Garbage Services on 409-842-1483 to confirm whether the municipal landfill on 5895 Lafin Dr. will take the device, since residents who haul their own single family debris there are not charged.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Beaumont?+
The city's own Solid Waste Division, through Garbage Services, which provides weekly garbage, small yard waste, used motor oil and oil filter collection and heavy trash. Regular collection is route based, so the day comes from Garbage Services on 409-842-1483, and the office is at 4955 Lafin Dr. open Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Official guidance
Does everything have to be in the container?+
Ordinary garbage does, and the city is explicit about the consequence: all garbage other than heavy trash items such as old furniture, household furnishings and yard waste must be placed inside the 96 gallon container, and waste that is outside the container will not be collected and could result in a ticket and a fine. Heavy trash is the exception and is expected outside the container in separate neat piles.Official guidance
What happens on holidays?+
No services are provided on New Year's Day, the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, and when one of those holidays falls on a collection day the schedule shifts to the following day, which leaves the last collection of that week on the Friday. All other holidays are regular working days for collections and for the landfill.Official guidance
What do I need for free landfill disposal?+
Proof of Beaumont residency, such as a garbage service utility bill or a driver's license, and the load has to be debris the citizen hauls personally from a single family residence. Residents must also pay for garbage disposal to qualify for no charge at the landfill, and contractors such as roofers, lawn services and tree trimmers are charged, as is trash from businesses regardless of who hauls it.Official guidance
Is there help for residents who cannot move their own containers?+
Yes. The Special Assistance Program supports qualifying seniors and disabled residents who are the sole residents at the address and have no able-bodied support that can assist them. It is a courtesy service at no additional cost, restricted to one 96 gallon container per service date, and the city reserves the right to administer or refuse it. Applicants call the Solid Waste Department on 409-842-1483 and are contacted within five working days to schedule an interview.Official guidance
Does the city help with neighborhood cleanups?+
Yes. The city's programs page states that Beaumont offers a number of free services to help citizens keep their neighborhoods clean and free of trash and litter, with details on 409-842-1483, and the Adopt-A-Street program lets individuals and organizations adopt a stretch of roadway for two years in exchange for twin recognizing signs and at least two cleanups a year, with a project summary filed within ten days and a call within 48 hours to arrange disposal of what was collected.Official guidance
