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City collection Old furniture is picked up free inside the April and October cleanup windows and can be scheduled year round for a published charge outside them. No charge. Town of Christiansburg residential properties during the Spring and Fall Cleanup windows, when furniture is collected at no charge; outside those windows a scheduled special pickup carries the published per truckload charge plus a landfill tipping fee.
City collection Mattresses are not named in the cleanup list or the special pickup list, so bedding has to be confirmed with Public Works. Neither the cleanup page nor the special pickup page names a mattress or box spring and no bedding charge is published, so confirm the item with Public Works on 540-382-1151 before it goes out.
City collection A household may put out a maximum of two appliances during a cleanup window, and appliances can also be scheduled for a special pickup outside it. No charge. Town of Christiansburg residential properties during the Spring and Fall Cleanup windows, with a maximum of two appliances per household at no charge; outside the window a scheduled special pickup costs the published per truckload charge plus a landfill tipping fee.
City collection Furniture, appliances and tires ride the April and October cleanup windows at no charge, and the same categories can be scheduled year round for a published charge. $23 for monthly charge for the town's curbside collection service, which covers weekly garbage and every-other-week recycling and is billed with water and sewer, with furniture, appliance and tire pickups handled through the free April and October cleanup windows or a separately billed special pickup. Town of Christiansburg residential properties registered for solid waste collection; brush collection is available to all town residential properties at no additional cost, including households that do not subscribe to garbage collection.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.
The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Christiansburg runs its own curbside service and adds two windows a year for the things a cart cannot take. Garbage is collected weekly and recycling every other week for a monthly charge billed with water and sewer, residents receive one green garbage cart and one blue recycling cart, everything goes out by 8 a.m., and nothing outside the carts is collected. Old furniture, appliances and tires are handled in the Spring and Fall Cleanup windows, held in April and October, when the town picks up tree and brush trimmings, furniture, a maximum of two appliances and up to four tires per household at no charge. Outside those windows the same categories can be scheduled for a special pickup for a published charge per truckload plus a landfill tipping fee, or hauled directly to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority on Authority Drive, where tipping fees apply. Brush has its own monthly curbside collection with strict size and stacking rules, and household hazardous waste never goes in a cart: the town sends residents to the New River Resource Authority's collection events.
Old furniture is picked up free inside the April and October cleanup windows and can be scheduled year round for a published charge outside them.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town of Christiansburg residential properties during the Spring and Fall Cleanup windows, when furniture is collected at no charge; outside those windows a scheduled special pickup carries the published per truckload charge plus a landfill tipping fee.
When & how
Put the furniture out during the cleanup window, which runs through April and again in October, with 2026 fall cleanup from September 28 to October 9, or call Public Works on 540-382-1151 to schedule a special pickup outside the window.
Get it ready
Keep the furniture within ten feet of the street pavement in a pile separate from normal trash, keep brush separate from the other material, put loose items in containers no larger than 32 gallons, and move anything you do not intend to have hauled away back from the street before the crews come by.
Mattresses are not named in the cleanup list or the special pickup list, so bedding has to be confirmed with Public Works.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the cleanup page nor the special pickup page names a mattress or box spring and no bedding charge is published, so confirm the item with Public Works on 540-382-1151 before it goes out.
When & how
Call 540-382-1151 first, then either put the set out during a cleanup window if it is accepted or schedule the special pickup for the window the town gives you.
Get it ready
Keep the set dry and whole, take the frame and headboard off because they are separate pieces, keep it out of the garbage and recycling carts, and keep it within the placement rules if the town confirms it for pickup.
A household may put out a maximum of two appliances during a cleanup window, and appliances can also be scheduled for a special pickup outside it.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town of Christiansburg residential properties during the Spring and Fall Cleanup windows, with a maximum of two appliances per household at no charge; outside the window a scheduled special pickup costs the published per truckload charge plus a landfill tipping fee.
When & how
Put up to two appliances out during the cleanup window in a pile separate from trash and brush, or call 540-382-1151 to schedule the special pickup during the rest of the year.
Get it ready
Empty and clean each unit, take the doors off a refrigerator or freezer where the town asks for it, keep appliances out of the garbage cart, and keep them within ten feet of the street pavement in their own pile with loose material in containers no larger than 32 gallons.
The town's cleanup FAQ refuses electronic components such as televisions and computers in the Spring and Fall Cleanup pile and sends a set to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority, so the route comes from that authority or from Public Works.
City cost & eligibility
The town's cleanup FAQ names electronic components such as televisions and computers among the items it will not pick up and answers its electronic waste question by pointing to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority on 540-381-2820, and no electronics charge is published anywhere, so confirm the route with that authority or with Public Works on 540-382-1151 before the set leaves the house.
When & how
Keep the set out of the cleanup pile, because the town refuses electronic components there, and call the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority on 540-381-2820 or Public Works on 540-382-1151 for the current route.
Get it ready
Keep the set whole and dry, erase anything stored on it, keep electronics out of the garbage and recycling carts, and do not put a television in a cleanup pile unless the town confirms it there.
The town's cleanup FAQ refuses electronic components and sends them to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority, so a computer or small device is confirmed with that authority before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
The town publishes no electronics price and refuses electronic components in the cleanup pile, pointing residents to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority on 540-381-2820, so confirm the device with that authority or with Public Works on 540-382-1151 before it goes out.
When & how
Call Public Works first and follow the route it gives you, whether that is a cleanup window, a scheduled special pickup or a trip to a regional facility.
Get it ready
Erase stored data, remove batteries so they can go with the household hazardous waste stream, and keep electronics out of the garbage and recycling carts.
Construction and building material is refused in brush collection and is not on the cleanup or special pickup list.
City cost & eligibility
The brush page states plainly that construction and building materials are not accepted, including lumber, fence posts, railroad ties and brick, and neither the cleanup list nor the special pickup list includes them, so confirm the load with Public Works on 540-382-1151 before hauling it.
When & how
Call Public Works before the work starts and ask how a project load should be handled, since the town's own lists exclude it and the regional authority charges tipping fees at its gate.
Get it ready
Keep construction and building material out of the brush pile, the garbage cart and the recycling cart, and separate any brush or furniture that does qualify for a cleanup pickup from the project debris.
Exercise equipment is not named in the town's pickup lists, so the machine has to be confirmed before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
The cleanup list and the special pickup list name tree and brush trimmings, old furniture, appliances and tires but no exercise machine, so confirm the item with Public Works on 540-382-1151.
When & how
Call 540-382-1151, and if the machine is accepted put it out during a cleanup window or book the special pickup the town offers.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, keep any loose weights with the frame, and keep the frame out of the garbage and recycling carts.
Furniture, appliances and tires ride the April and October cleanup windows at no charge, and the same categories can be scheduled year round for a published charge.
City cost & eligibility
$23 for monthly charge for the town's curbside collection service, which covers weekly garbage and every-other-week recycling and is billed with water and sewer, with furniture, appliance and tire pickups handled through the free April and October cleanup windows or a separately billed special pickup. Town of Christiansburg residential properties registered for solid waste collection; brush collection is available to all town residential properties at no additional cost, including households that do not subscribe to garbage collection.
When & how
Carts go out by 8 a.m. on the collection day, cleanup pickups are made during the April and October windows, and a special pickup outside those windows is scheduled on 540-382-1151.
Get it ready
Keep everything inside the garbage and recycling carts because nothing outside them is collected, put bulky items within ten feet of the street pavement in piles separate from trash, separate brush from other material, and put loose material in containers no larger than 32 gallons.
Up to four tires per household are collected free during a cleanup window, and tires can also be scheduled or hauled to the authority.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town of Christiansburg residential properties during the Spring and Fall Cleanup windows, with up to four tires per household at no charge; outside the window a scheduled special pickup costs the published per truckload charge plus a landfill tipping fee, and the regional authority charges tipping fees at its gate.
When & how
Put the tires out during the cleanup window in a pile separate from trash and brush, or call 540-382-1151 to schedule a special pickup at another time of year.
Get it ready
Keep the count to four or fewer for the free cleanup pickup, keep tires out of the garbage and recycling carts, and keep them within ten feet of the street pavement in their own pile.
Hazardous household products never go in a cart and are collected at the New River Resource Authority's household hazardous waste events.
City cost & eligibility
The town names the New River Resource Authority events without publishing dates, an accepted list or a price, so confirm the next collection and the accepted material with the authority before the trip.
When & how
Watch for the New River Resource Authority's household hazardous waste collection events and check the authority's website for dates, and keep the material out of every curbside cart until then.
Get it ready
Keep products in their labelled containers, never mix them, keep them out of the garbage and recycling carts and out of any cleanup pile, and check the label words the town lists, such as poison, danger, warning or caution, to tell hazardous products apart.
Garbage is collected weekly and recycling every other week from the town supplied carts: one green garbage cart in 96 or 48 gallon sizes and one blue recycling cart in 96 or 65 gallon sizes. Everything goes out by 8 a.m. on the collection day, material may not exceed the contents of the carts, and anything placed outside a cart, including extra garbage or recycling, is not picked up. Carts should come back in by the end of the collection day, and hazardous household waste never goes in a cart.
During the Spring and Fall Cleanup windows residents put items outside at any time and crews come by over the following weeks. Items must sit within ten feet of the street pavement in piles separate from normal trash, brush has to be separated from the other material, and loose material goes in containers no larger than 32 gallons. During cleanup the town picks up tree and brush trimmings, old furniture, a maximum of two appliances and up to four tires per household, and the town asks residents to move personal property they do not intend to have hauled away back from the street.
Brush has its own monthly collection and size limits
Brush collection runs once a month starting on the first Monday, with the north quadrant collected in the first week and the south quadrant in the second, and piles must be out by 7 a.m. on the Monday of the collection week and no earlier than the Saturday before. Brush must be tree limbs or logs cut to six feet or less, stacked neatly perpendicular to the street with the larger ends facing the street, free of nails, screws and wire, within five feet of a town maintained street, and no more than one pile per month of ten feet long by five feet tall. Leaves, weeds, vines, yard waste, stumps root balls, dirt, rocks, logs over ten inches and all construction or building material are refused, and the service pauses in April and October for cleanup.
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 Christiansburg Public Works with the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority and the New River Resource Authority
Wait for a Spring or Fall Cleanup window
A town household with old furniture, up to two appliances or up to four tires that can wait for the next cleanup period.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Town of Christiansburg residential properties during the April and October cleanup windows, with tree and brush trimmings, old furniture, a maximum of two appliances and up to four tires per household collected at no charge.
Arrange it
Put the items out at any time during the cleanup window, within ten feet of the street pavement and in piles separate from normal trash, with brush separated and loose material in containers no larger than 32 gallons. The 2026 fall cleanup runs from September 28 to October 9.
The free pickup only happens inside those windows, appliances are capped at two per household and tires at four, items placed out after the window are charged, and residents should move anything they do not intend to have collected back from the street.
Town of Christiansburg Public Works with the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority and the New River Resource Authority
Schedule a special pickup outside the cleanup windows
A household with furniture, an appliance, tires or brush that cannot wait for the next cleanup period.
Cost & conditions
$25 per truckload for a scheduled special pickup, plus an additional landfill tipping fee on the load, with the charges billed separately from the water utility bill. Town of Christiansburg residents scheduling through Public Works on 540-382-1151; the service runs year round.
Arrange it
Call 540-382-1151 to schedule the pickup, then put the material out as the department directs, keeping piles within ten feet of the street pavement and separate from the normal trash.
The charge is per truckload and the landfill tipping fee is added on top, both billed separately from the water bill, construction and building material is still excluded, and hazardous household waste never travels with a special pickup.
Town of Christiansburg Public Works with the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority and the New River Resource Authority
Haul the load to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority
A household that would rather take its own brush, furniture, appliance or tire load to the regional facility.
Cost & conditions
The town states that tipping fees apply at the authority but publishes no rate, so confirm the current gate charge with the authority on 540-381-2820 before loading the vehicle.
Arrange it
Take the load to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority at 555 Authority Drive in Christiansburg and pay the tipping fee at the gate; confirm the hours with the authority first.
Tipping fees apply to every load, the authority's accepted list and hours are not published on the town pages, and hazardous household waste is routed to the New River Resource Authority's collection events instead of the gate.
Town of Christiansburg Public Works with the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority and the New River Resource Authority
Use a New River Resource Authority household hazardous waste event
A household holding paint, chemicals, solvents, batteries or other products labelled poison, danger, warning or caution.
Cost & conditions
The town names the authority's collection events without a date, an accepted list or a fee, so confirm the next event and the accepted materials with the New River Resource Authority.
Arrange it
Watch for a New River Resource Authority household hazardous waste collection event and check the authority's website for the date and location, keeping the material out of every curbside cart until then.
Household hazardous waste may not go in the landfill, the regular garbage or the recycling cart, and no town curbside route exists for it, so the authority's event schedule governs.
Regional authority that takes hauled loads for a tipping fee
Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority
555 Authority Drive, Christiansburg, VA 24073
Garbage and refuse delivered by residents and haulers, with brush and tree trimmings, old furniture, appliances and tires named as the categories the town lets residents bring directly.
Tipping fees apply to loads brought to the authority, the town publishes no rate or accepted material list for the site, construction and building material is not part of the town's residential pickup routes, and household hazardous waste goes to the New River Resource Authority's collection events instead.
Not published on the retained town page, so call the authority on 540-381-2820 to confirm the gate hours before travelling.
The town states that tipping fees apply at the authority without publishing an amount, so confirm the current charge on 540-381-2820.
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 rid of old furniture in Christiansburg?+
Put it out during the Spring or Fall Cleanup, which runs in April and October, when the town collects old furniture at no charge. Everything goes within ten feet of the street pavement in a pile separate from normal trash, loose items go in containers of no more than 32 gallons, and crews come by over the following weeks. Outside those windows, call Public Works on 540-382-1151 to schedule a special pickup, which is charged per truckload plus a landfill tipping fee and billed separately from the water bill.Official guidance
Will the town take a mattress?+
A mattress is not named on the cleanup pickup list, which covers tree and brush trimmings, old furniture, a maximum of two appliances and up to four tires per household, and it is not named on the special pickup page either, so call Public Works on 540-382-1151 and ask before the set goes out. If it is accepted it can ride the cleanup window at no charge or a scheduled special pickup for the published per truckload charge plus the landfill tipping fee.Official guidance
How many appliances can go out?+
During Spring or Fall Cleanup the town picks up a maximum of two appliances per household at no charge, as part of the cleanup list that also covers old furniture, tree and brush trimmings and up to four tires. Outside the cleanup windows, appliances can be scheduled for a special pickup on 540-382-1151 for the published per truckload charge plus a landfill tipping fee, or hauled directly to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority where tipping fees apply.Official guidance
When can I put out old furniture and appliances?+
During the Spring and Fall Cleanup windows, which run in April and October, when the town picks up tree and brush trimmings, old furniture, a maximum of two appliances and up to four tires per household at no charge, with 2026 fall cleanup running from September 28 to October 9. Outside those windows call Public Works on 540-382-1151 to schedule a special pickup, which is charged per truckload plus a landfill tipping fee, or haul the material yourself to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority where tipping fees apply.Official guidance
What does curbside collection cost?+
The town charges a monthly fee for curbside garbage and recycling, billed with the resident's water and sewer service, and registered households receive one green garbage cart and one blue recycling cart. Curbside brush collection is complimentary to all town residential properties, including households that do not subscribe to garbage collection, and the furniture, appliance and tire pickups are free inside the April and October cleanup windows but charged outside them.Official guidance
When is Spring and Fall Cleanup?+
The cleanups run during April and October, and the 2026 fall cleanup is scheduled from September 28 to October 9. Residents place items outside at any time during the window and crews come by over the following weeks, with no charge for what they collect. Items sit within ten feet of the street pavement in piles separate from normal trash, brush is separated from the rest, loose material goes in containers no larger than 32 gallons, and anything set out after the window is charged.Official guidance
What if I cannot wait for the cleanup?+
Call Public Works on 540-382-1151 to schedule a special pickup of tree and brush trimmings, old furniture, appliances or tires. The service runs year round and is charged per truckload plus an additional landfill tipping fee, billed separately from the water utility bill. The other options are hauling the material directly to the Montgomery Regional Solid Waste Authority at 555 Authority Drive, where tipping fees apply, or holding it until the next cleanup window.Official guidance
How does brush collection work?+
Brush is collected once a month beginning on the first Monday, with the north quadrant in the first week and the south quadrant in the second, and piles go out by 7 a.m. on the Monday of the collection week and no earlier than the Saturday before. Brush is limited to tree limbs and logs cut to six feet or less, stacked neatly perpendicular to the street with the larger ends facing the street, free of nails and wire, within five feet of a town maintained street, and no more than one pile of ten feet long by five feet tall per month. Leaves, weeds, vines, yard waste, stumps, dirt, rocks, logs over ten inches and all construction material are refused, and the service pauses in April and October.Official guidance
