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City collection A couch, chair or dresser is the ordinary case for the city's bulk item allowance, because the rule is written as one bulk item a week with only construction material and uncertified refrigerant appliances excluded. The pickup has to be requested through Utility Billing before the trash day rather than left for the driver to decide. A weekly bulk item is part of the service the monthly solid waste rate pays for, and the only published amounts are the monthly cart rates in the city fee schedule, so confirm any extra charge for a second pickup or an oversized load with Utility Billing on 512-352-2066.
City collection A mattress or box spring goes out as the week's one bulk item. The city publishes no separate mattress rule, so the item is requested through Utility Billing like any other bulky item and follows the weekly allowance rather than a dedicated collection. There is no mattress specific rate, and the only published money is the monthly cart fee in the city fee schedule, so confirm any charge for a second mattress in the same week when you call Utility Billing on 512-352-2066.
City collection An appliance is a bulk item, but the city attaches one hard condition to the refrigerated ones: any item that may have contained Freon is removed only with a certificate stating that the Freon has been removed. The same city page's cleanup event refuses freezers, refrigerators and air conditioners outright, so the certificate is what makes the difference. The city publishes no appliance rate, and the only published amounts are the monthly cart rates, so confirm the terms and any charge for the pickup with Utility Billing on 512-352-2066 before the appliance goes out.
City collection Taylor takes one bulk item a week on the regular trash day, and the request goes through the city rather than the driver: Utility Billing has to be called before the trash day. Construction material is refused outright, with wood, sheetrock and carpet named as examples, and a household asking for a second pickup in the same week is quoted a one time charge first. The regular service covers one bulk item a week at no separate published charge, while the fee schedule states only that a customer asking for a one time additional waste or bulk item collection will be advised of a one-time additional charge before it is scheduled, with pricing set by the service provider. Confirm any extra charge when you call Utility Billing on 512-352-2066.
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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Will the city take it?
Taylor contracts its curbside collection to Waste Connections and bills the service monthly on the city water bill. Trash is weekly, recycling comes every other week on the same day, and both carts go out by 7 a.m. The unusual part is the bulky item rule, because it runs through the city rather than the driver: a household calls Utility Billing at 512-352-2066 before its trash day, and the hauler removes one bulk item that week. Two limits decide the awkward loads. Construction material is refused outright, with wood, sheetrock and carpet named as examples, and anything that may have held Freon is collected only with a certificate stating the Freon was removed. Brush works the same way as a bulk item and has to be cut into sections and tied into bundles, because loose piles are not collected. Each spring the city also runs a citywide cleanup where crews unload vehicles, and the county offers the Williamson County Recycling Center at 600 Landfill Road in Hutto for oil, oil filters, scrap metal and old computers and printers.
Taylor takes one bulk item a week on the regular trash day, and the request goes through the city rather than the driver: Utility Billing has to be called before the trash day. Construction material is refused outright, with wood, sheetrock and carpet named as examples, and a household asking for a second pickup in the same week is quoted a one time charge first.
City cost & eligibility
The regular service covers one bulk item a week at no separate published charge, while the fee schedule states only that a customer asking for a one time additional waste or bulk item collection will be advised of a one-time additional charge before it is scheduled, with pricing set by the service provider. Confirm any extra charge when you call Utility Billing on 512-352-2066.
When & how
Call Utility Billing at 512-352-2066 before your trash day to request the pickup, and have the item at the curb by 7 a.m. on your regular collection day.
Get it ready
Keep the load to one item, keep construction material out of it because wood, sheetrock and carpet are refused, and attach the certificate showing the Freon was removed before any appliance that held refrigerant goes to the curb.
A couch, chair or dresser is the ordinary case for the city's bulk item allowance, because the rule is written as one bulk item a week with only construction material and uncertified refrigerant appliances excluded. The pickup has to be requested through Utility Billing before the trash day rather than left for the driver to decide.
City cost & eligibility
A weekly bulk item is part of the service the monthly solid waste rate pays for, and the only published amounts are the monthly cart rates in the city fee schedule, so confirm any extra charge for a second pickup or an oversized load with Utility Billing on 512-352-2066.
When & how
Request the pickup on 512-352-2066 before your trash day, then put the furniture at the curb by 7 a.m. on the collection day.
Get it ready
Keep the parts of a piece together in one pile, keep the pile clear of the carts, and keep carpet out of the load unless it is a separate bulky item you have asked about, because the city refuses construction material including carpet.
A mattress or box spring goes out as the week's one bulk item. The city publishes no separate mattress rule, so the item is requested through Utility Billing like any other bulky item and follows the weekly allowance rather than a dedicated collection.
City cost & eligibility
There is no mattress specific rate, and the only published money is the monthly cart fee in the city fee schedule, so confirm any charge for a second mattress in the same week when you call Utility Billing on 512-352-2066.
When & how
Request the pickup on 512-352-2066 before your trash day and have the bedding at the curb by 7 a.m. on the collection day.
Get it ready
Set the bedding out at the curb once the bulk item pickup is requested, keep it clear of the carts, and remember that a mattress and its box spring are two pieces, which is one more than the weekly allowance unless the city agrees otherwise when you call.
An appliance is a bulk item, but the city attaches one hard condition to the refrigerated ones: any item that may have contained Freon is removed only with a certificate stating that the Freon has been removed. The same city page's cleanup event refuses freezers, refrigerators and air conditioners outright, so the certificate is what makes the difference.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no appliance rate, and the only published amounts are the monthly cart rates, so confirm the terms and any charge for the pickup with Utility Billing on 512-352-2066 before the appliance goes out.
When & how
Arrange the certificate first, then request the pickup on 512-352-2066 before your trash day and set the unit at the curb by 7 a.m.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, secure the doors and drum, attach the certificate showing the Freon was removed so the crew can see it, and keep the appliance out of the recycling cart, which takes only the listed recyclables.
The city's cleanup event refuses electronics with printed circuit boards, naming televisions, microwaves and computer monitors, and the curbside material never mentions them. The same city page does name the Williamson County Recycling Center at 600 Landfill Road in Hutto for old computers and printers, so that is the route the packet follows for those two, with televisions and monitors left to confirmation.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the city nor its cleanup page publishes a fee for electronics, and the county center's hours and charges are not printed on any retained city page, so confirm the terms on 512-759-8881 before a trip.
When & how
The county recycling center at 600 Landfill Road in Hutto is the drop off the city names, and its hours and fees have to be confirmed on 512-759-8881. The city cleanup event runs once in the spring with the date published in advance.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data, keep cords and power supplies with the device, keep electronics out of the trash and recycling carts and out of the cleanup load, and ask the county center specifically about televisions and monitors, because the city names only computers and printers there.
Construction material is refused on both city routes. The bulk item rule excludes wood, sheetrock and carpet by name, and the cleanup event refuses construction material outright. The city publishes no municipal drop off for it, so a renovation load needs a hauler or the contractor doing the work.
City cost & eligibility
Taylor publishes no construction collection and no rate for one, because the bulky item service refuses construction material by name and the cleanup event refuses it as well. A licensed hauler or the contractor removing the material carries the load, and the county landfill question is left to confirmation on 512-759-8881.
When & how
There is no city collection day for construction material.
Get it ready
Keep wood, sheetrock, carpet and other building material out of the bulk pile and out of the cleanup load so the rest of the load is not refused, and confirm the material with a hauler before the work starts rather than after the pile is in the driveway.
Taylor's bulky item rule is written by count rather than by item list, so the machine has to clear the weekly allowance and the physical limits of the crew rather than an item name. Nothing in the city pages names an exercise machine, and the only exclusions printed are construction material and uncertified refrigerant appliances.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise equipment rule or rate is published, so call Utility Billing on 512-352-2066 with the size of the machine, confirm that it is the week's one bulk item and ask whether anything is charged.
When & how
If the city confirms it, request the pickup before your trash day and have the machine at the curb by 7 a.m. on that day.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it comes apart, tape the cables and tie the parts into one pile, remove the console and any battery, and keep the pile clear of the carts and the mailbox.
Tires are refused at the city cleanup event by name and never appear on the bulky item rule, so they are not a Taylor collection item. The city publishes no municipal tire drop off, and the county routes named on the city pages cover oil, oil filters, scrap metal, computers and printers instead.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no tire collection and no rate for one: tires are refused at the cleanup event and are absent from the bulky item rule. A tire retailer or a licensed hauler is the route, and any county option has to be confirmed on 512-759-8881 rather than assumed.
When & how
There is no city tire collection day.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the bulk pile, the cleanup load and the carts, and ask the shop that sells or fits tires what it charges to take worn ones before you load the car.
Used oil is the one part of this stream with a named local route: the city's cleanup page sends oil, oil filters and scrap metal to the Williamson County Recycling Center at 600 Landfill Road in Hutto, together with old computers and printers. Everything stronger than oil is refused at the city cleanup event, which turns away paint, gasoline, chemicals, herbicides, pesticides, propane tanks, batteries and fluorescent bulbs.
City cost & eligibility
The county center's charges are not printed on any retained city page, and the city publishes no hazardous waste collection of its own, so confirm the terms on 512-759-8881 before loading oil or asking about anything more hazardous.
When & how
The Williamson County Recycling Center is the route the city names at 600 Landfill Road in Hutto, with hours and fees confirmed on 512-759-8881. The city cleanup event runs once in the spring and refuses this material.
Get it ready
Keep oil and oil filters separate and sealed for the county center, never mix chemicals or products together, keep paint, gasoline, propane, batteries and fluorescent bulbs out of the carts and the cleanup load, and ask the county what to do with anything more aggressive than oil before driving over.
Weekly trash, every other week recycling, same day
Trash runs once a week and recycling runs every other week on that same collection day, with a blue recycling cart provided for each single-family home on the program. Carts go to the curb by 7 a.m. on the pickup day, the recycling calendar shows which week your group is collected, and lids or caps should come off bottles before recycling them because attached caps can fly off and injure workers.
One bulk item a week, requested before the trash day
The hauler removes one bulk item per week on your regular trash day, and the request has to reach the city before that day, so call Utility Billing at 512-352-2066 first. Construction material such as wood, sheetrock and carpet is refused, and an item that may have contained Freon is collected only with a certificate stating the Freon has been removed. A second pickup in the same week is a one time additional collection that the city quotes before it is scheduled.
Every resident who pays a city utility bill and receives garbage service gets a weekly brush pickup as a bulk item, but only when the material is prepared: limbs and branches have to be cut into sections no longer than four feet and tied securely into bundles weighing no more than 20 pounds each. Loose piles of branches or brush are not collected, and larger unbundled piles are estimated through Waste Connections on 866-282-3508 or taken to the Williamson County Landfill in Hutto at 600 Landfill Road on FM 1660.
The citywide cleanup is a drop off, not a curbside pickup
The city runs a community cleanup in the spring where residents drive in with bulky waste and brush, stay in their vehicles and let Public Works crews unload. A driver's licence and a city water bill are required, the event is limited to city residents, and the refusal list is long: hazardous waste, paint, gasoline, oil, tires, construction material, uncut brush, liquids and Freon items, chemicals, asbestos, propane tanks, batteries, radioactive material, medical waste, ash, contaminated soil, electronics with printed circuit boards such as televisions and monitors, refrigerated appliances, fluorescent bulbs, household waste and animal carcasses. The fee schedule prices cleanup loads by vehicle, so expect a charge.
Extra carts and cart problems run through Utility Billing
Extra trash and recycling carts are available on request for an additional monthly fee listed in the city fee schedule, and everything else about the carts runs through the city: a lost, damaged or stolen cart is replaced after a call to Utility Billing on 512-352-2066, repeated incidents may require a purchase, and a household that declines a recycling cart is still billed the monthly recycling charge. Missed pickups go to the city on 512-352-2066 or to Waste Connections on 512-282-3508.
Trash in the recycling cart costs the household the pickup
The recycling cart takes the listed recyclables and nothing else: recyclables placed in the trash cart are collected as trash and landfilled, and when a driver sees trash in the recycling cart the contents are left behind, because contamination lowers the value of the material and raises the cost of the program. Rinse containers, flatten cardboard to no larger than 3 feet by 3 feet, and keep film plastic and Styrofoam out entirely.
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City of Taylor Utility Billing and Public Works with Waste Connections
Use the weekly bulk item allowance
A Taylor household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance or another single large item to clear, as long as it is not construction material.
Cost & conditions
One bulk item a week is part of the service the monthly solid waste rate covers, and the city publishes no per item rate, so confirm the terms and any charge for a second pickup or an unusual load with Utility Billing on 512-352-2066.
Arrange it
Call Utility Billing at 512-352-2066 before your trash day, then put the item at the curb by 7 a.m. on the regular collection day.
Only one bulk item is collected each week, construction material such as wood, sheetrock and carpet is refused, an item that may have contained Freon needs a certificate that the Freon was removed, and the city publishes no exercise equipment, electronics or tire route through this service.
City of Taylor Utility Billing and Public Works with Waste Connections
Save the load for the citywide cleanup
A city household with several bulky items or a yard full of brush that would take more than one weekly allowance to clear.
Cost & conditions
From $10 per standard pick up truck load at the spring and fall cleanup, with a trailer measuring 16 to 18 feet charged 20 dollars. City of Taylor residents only, who have to show a city water bill or valid identification at the drop off location and stay in their vehicles while Public Works crews unload.
Arrange it
Watch for the cleanup date, then drive the load to the drop off location with a driver's licence and a city water bill, stay in the vehicle and let the crews unload.
Hazardous waste, paint, gasoline, oil, tires, construction material, uncut brush, liquids and Freon items, chemicals, asbestos, propane tanks, batteries, radioactive and medical waste, ash, contaminated soil, electronics with printed circuit boards, refrigerated appliances, fluorescent bulbs, household waste and animal carcasses are all refused, and brush has to be cut and bundled.
City of Taylor Utility Billing and Public Works with Waste Connections
Add another cart to the address
A household that fills one 95 gallon trash cart every week and would rather have more capacity than a second trip to the curb.
Cost & conditions
From $4.54 per additional 95 gallon trash cart per month, with each additional 95 gallon recycling cart charged 5 dollars and 77 cents a month and the base fee plus a 10 percent franchise fee and 8.25 percent sales tax added to the bill. Single-family homes on the city trash program, ordered through Utility Billing on 512-352-2066.
Arrange it
Request the cart from Utility Billing at 512-352-2066, and use the same number to replace a cart that is lost, damaged or stolen.
The charge is a monthly fee on the city utility bill rather than a one time purchase, a household that declines a recycling cart is still billed the monthly recycling charge, and repeated lost or damaged cart incidents may require the household to purchase the replacement.
Oil, oil filters and scrap metal, along with old computers and printers, which the city names as the material the Williamson County Recycling Center takes
The city states that batteries, waste oil, oil filters, appliances containing refrigerants, chemicals and other hazardous materials are not accepted at any other dumpster locations, so this center is the county route the city names for oil, oil filters, scrap metal and old computer and printer equipment. The city prints no hours or fees for the site.
Confirm current hours and fees with the site on 512-759-8881, because the city pages print only the address and telephone number
No fee is published on the retained city pages for the county recycling center, so confirm the current terms on 512-759-8881 before a trip.
Brush and limbs that a household would rather haul than cut and bundle for the weekly curbside brush pickup
The city names this landfill for brush only, and the city's bulky item rule and cleanup event refuse construction material and tires, so confirm whether the landfill accepts those loads and what the gate charge is before hauling a Taylor load to Hutto.
Confirm current hours and fees with the landfill on 512-759-8881
The city publishes the landfill's telephone number and no fee, so confirm the gate charge and the accepted material on 512-759-8881 before a trip.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How do I get a bulk item picked up in Taylor?+
Call the city Utility Billing department at 512-352-2066 before your trash day. The hauler removes one bulk item per week on your regular trash day, items go to the curb by 7 a.m., construction material is refused and anything that may have contained Freon needs a certificate stating the Freon was removed before it will be collected.Official guidance
Will Taylor pick up a couch at the curb?+
Yes, on your regular trash day, as the one bulk item allowed that week. Call Utility Billing at 512-352-2066 before the trash day to request it and put the couch at the curb by 7 a.m. Construction material is refused, so keep any carpet or building material out of the pile.Official guidance
Will Taylor take a mattress at the curb?+
Yes, as the week's bulk item. The city removes one bulk item per week on your trash day, so call Utility Billing at 512-352-2066 before that day to request it and have the mattress at the curb by 7 a.m. The city publishes no mattress specific rule, so ask about a mattress and box spring together if you are setting out both.Official guidance
What has to happen before a refrigerator goes out in Taylor?+
It needs a certificate stating that the Freon has been removed. The city accepts an item that may have contained Freon only with that certificate, and the appliance still counts as the one bulk item allowed that week, so request the pickup through Utility Billing at 512-352-2066 before your trash day.Official guidance
Who collects trash and recycling in Taylor?+
Waste Connections collects for the city under contract, and the city bills the service monthly on the water bill. Utility Billing on 512-352-2066 handles bulk item requests, missed pickups and cart replacements, Waste Connections customer service on 512-282-3508 handles missed recycling collections, the hauler's larger projects line on 512-282-3508 arranges roll-off dumpsters, and Public Works on 512-352-5818 answers questions about the citywide cleanup.Official guidance
What does trash and bulky collection cost in Taylor?+
Trash and recycling are billed monthly on the city water bill, and the city fee schedule lists a monthly rate for the first trash cart, a lower rate for each additional trash cart and a separate recycling rate, with a franchise fee and sales tax added on top. A weekly bulk item is part of that service, while a one time extra bulky collection is quoted before it is scheduled and priced by the hauler, so the cost of a second pickup in the same week is confirmed with Utility Billing rather than published.Official guidance
What can go in the recycling cart in Taylor?+
Newspaper, magazines, catalogs, office and school paper, paper food boxes, shoe boxes, corrugated cardboard flattened to no larger than 3 feet by 3 feet, soft bound books, junk mail, aluminum and steel cans, plastic bottles and jugs numbered 1 through 7, and glass bottles and jars. Film plastic, Styrofoam and any glass other than food and beverage containers are refused, recyclables placed in the trash cart are landfilled, and a recycling cart that contains trash is left at the curb.Official guidance
How do I get brush picked up in Taylor?+
Cut it and bundle it. Waste Connections picks up bundled brush at the curb each week on the regular garbage day, and limbs and branches have to be cut into sections no longer than four feet and tied securely into bundles weighing no more than 20 pounds each. Loose piles of branches or brush are not collected, larger unbundled piles can be estimated through Waste Connections on 866-282-3508, and brush may also be taken to the Williamson County Landfill in Hutto at 600 Landfill Road on FM 1660.Official guidance
What is the citywide cleanup and what can I bring?+
The city holds a community cleanup in the spring where residents drive bulky waste and brush to a drop off location, stay in their vehicles and let Public Works crews unload. Bring a driver's licence and a city water bill because the event is limited to city residents. Hazardous waste, paint, gasoline, oil, tires, construction material, uncut brush, Freon items, chemicals, asbestos, propane tanks, batteries, radioactive and medical waste, ash, contaminated soil, electronics with printed circuit boards, refrigerated appliances, fluorescent bulbs, household waste and animal carcasses are refused.Official guidance
