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Book before you bring it out.
Your items can still be inside when you book. Follow the readiness instructions in your confirmation.
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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
You arrange any carrying out of your home or down interior stairs. Keep entrances, sidewalks and shared access clear. We handle loading and haul-away from outside.
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Show us where to find it.
Add a photo and clear location notes. Contact us before booking if a gate, building rule or restricted access window needs an arrangement.
At a house: outside, accessible and easy to identify.At an apartment: an approved outdoor spot with shared access clear.
Access needs an arrangement?
Check any building or shared-area rules. Contact us before booking if access is limited to particular hours.
City collection Furniture is named as large bulk debris, so a couch, armchair or table rides with the regular garbage day and counts as one of the four large items allowed that week. No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed monthly on the utility bill. No separate per item charge is published for furniture inside the four item weekly limit.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are named as large bulk debris and go out with the weekly garbage day. Each one counts toward the four large items allowed that week. No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed monthly on the utility bill. No separate per item charge is published for a mattress or box spring inside the four item weekly limit.
City collection Appliances are not part of the ordinary bulk pile. The city collects white goods by appointment only and charges for each one, with the higher fee attached to anything that can contain refrigerant. From $15 each appliance that cannot contain refrigerant, with appliances that can contain refrigerant such as air conditioners, refrigerators, freezers and dehumidifiers charged at the higher published fee. City of Danville residential customers. Pickups are by appointment only through Public Works on 434-799-5245, and the fee can be added to the utility bill or paid by cash or check.
City collection Household garbage has to sit inside the approved city cart with the lid closed. Bags left beside or on top of the cart are not collected, and small household debris follows the same rule as the trash. No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste charge on the city utility bill. Approved carts are sold separately by Public Works, and each full container may not exceed 50 pounds including the container.
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?
Bulky material in Danville does not need an appointment. Furniture, mattresses, box springs and carpeting ride with the same weekly truck that empties the city cart, capped at four large items a week, while large appliances are collected by appointment for a separate fee. Two piles never touch that route: construction and remodeling debris has to reach an approved disposal facility, and tires go to the Public Works Complex for a fee charged per tire.
Danville takes oversized household items with the weekly garbage run instead of a separate appointment. A household may set out up to four large bulk debris items a week at no extra cost, and the city defines large bulk debris as anything too big for the approved cart, naming furniture, mattresses, box springs, carpeting, swing sets and bicycles.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service the city bills monthly on the utility bill. The city publishes no separate charge for up to four large bulk debris items per week.
When & how
Weekly, on the same day as household garbage. Set out before 7 a.m. on the collection day or the evening before.
Get it ready
Put the load behind the curb line or at the property line in the same place as the cart, reduce it as small as possible, and keep it clear of sidewalks and storm drains. Small debris such as lamps and small appliances has to be inside the approved cart, and the city states that small debris left outside the cart is not collected.
Furniture is named as large bulk debris, so a couch, armchair or table rides with the regular garbage day and counts as one of the four large items allowed that week.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed monthly on the utility bill. No separate per item charge is published for furniture inside the four item weekly limit.
When & how
Weekly, on the scheduled household garbage day. Out before 7 a.m. or the evening before.
Get it ready
Place it behind the curb line at the same location as the cart and break it down as far as it will go without blocking sidewalks or storm drains.
Mattresses and box springs are named as large bulk debris and go out with the weekly garbage day. Each one counts toward the four large items allowed that week.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed monthly on the utility bill. No separate per item charge is published for a mattress or box spring inside the four item weekly limit.
When & how
Weekly, on the scheduled household garbage day. Out before 7 a.m. or the evening before.
Get it ready
Set it behind the curb line with the cart and keep it clear of sidewalks and storm drains. The city asks that bulk debris be reduced as small as possible and publishes no requirement to bag or wrap a mattress.
Appliances are not part of the ordinary bulk pile. The city collects white goods by appointment only and charges for each one, with the higher fee attached to anything that can contain refrigerant.
City cost & eligibility
From $15 each appliance that cannot contain refrigerant, with appliances that can contain refrigerant such as air conditioners, refrigerators, freezers and dehumidifiers charged at the higher published fee. City of Danville residential customers. Pickups are by appointment only through Public Works on 434-799-5245, and the fee can be added to the utility bill or paid by cash or check.
When & how
By appointment, set out at the curb. Call Public Works during business hours, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., to schedule.
Get it ready
Named white goods are washers, dryers, heaters, stoves, refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, water heaters and dehumidifiers. Tell Public Works exactly what the item is so the refrigerant question is settled before the pickup, and put it at the curb where the crew can reach it.
Danville routes electronics to its E-Recycling Center inside the Public Works Complex rather than to the curb, and that free drop off explicitly excludes televisions and CRTs.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. All electronics are recyclable at no cost at the E-Recycling Center in the Public Works Complex. Televisions and CRTs are not accepted there, so a television does not inherit this free route.
When & how
Drop off at the Public Works Complex, 998 South Boston Road. The city publishes no separate E-Recycling Center hours, so call 434-799-5245 to confirm when a load can be brought.
Get it ready
Keep a television off the curb until Public Works confirms its route, because the city's free center refuses TVs and CRTs. The electronics the city names for that center are computers, printers, cell phones and microwaves.
The city does not collect construction, remodeling, demolition or rehabilitation debris, and a rented city trailer cannot be loaded with contractor debris either.
City cost & eligibility
No city collection service. The contractor or the property owner must dispose of the material at an approved disposal facility, and any charge there is set by that facility.
When & how
Not collected. Arrange disposal through the contractor or an approved disposal facility.
Get it ready
Keep this material out of the cart and out of the bulk pile. The same crews also refuse bricks, blocks, stone and dirt, auto parts, tires, propane tanks and hazardous waste.
Danville does not name exercise machines, but the city defines bulk debris as oversized items such as furniture, mattresses, carpeting and swing sets, so a treadmill or exercise bike that will not fit the cart follows that route and counts toward the four large items allowed each week.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service when the item fits the city's large bulk debris definition and stays inside the four item weekly limit. No separate charge is published.
When & how
Weekly on the scheduled garbage day, out before 7 a.m. or the evening before.
Get it ready
Reduce the machine as far as it will go and keep the pieces clear of sidewalks and storm drains. If Public Works would not read the item as large bulk debris, confirm the route on 434-799-5245 before the collection day.
Tires are on the city's list of waste that sanitation crews refuse. Danville takes them at the Public Works Complex instead, with a disposal fee charged for each tire.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 each passenger or light truck tire brought to the Public Works Complex, with heavy truck tires charged at the higher published fee. Residents bring tires to the Public Works Complex and pay the disposal fee there. Tires are never part of a curbside set out or a city trailer rental, which cannot be loaded with tires.
When & how
Bring tires to the Public Works Complex, 998 South Boston Road. Call 434-799-5245 to confirm when a load can be brought.
Get it ready
Keep tires off the curb, out of the bulk pile and out of a rented city trailer, which the city states cannot be loaded with tires.
Household garbage has to sit inside the approved city cart with the lid closed. Bags left beside or on top of the cart are not collected, and small household debris follows the same rule as the trash.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste charge on the city utility bill. Approved carts are sold separately by Public Works, and each full container may not exceed 50 pounds including the container.
When & how
Once a week, before 7 a.m. on the collection day or the evening before.
Get it ready
Set the cart within three feet of the curb on a flat surface with the handle toward the house, at least three feet from poles, mailboxes, trees, cars and guide wires, and never in a center median. No loose trash, hazardous material or hot ashes go in the cart, and the lid must close.
Put bulk debris out the night before or before 7 a.m.
Bulk debris moves on your normal household garbage day, not on a separate appointment. Have the load behind the curb line or at the property line before 7 a.m. on the collection day, or put it out the evening before, and remember that a household may set out no more than four large items in one week.
Reduce the load and keep it clear of sidewalks and storm drains
The city asks that bulk debris be reduced as small as possible before it goes out, and that nothing blocks a sidewalk or a storm drain. Place it in the same spot as the cart rather than in a center median, and keep small debris such as lamps and small appliances inside the approved cart, because the city does not collect small debris left outside it.
Book the appliance pickup before it reaches the curb
Appliances are appointment only, so call Public Works on 434-799-5245 during business hours before the item goes out. Tell them exactly which appliance it is, because the fee is higher when it can contain refrigerant, and leave the item at the curb where the crew can reach it on the scheduled day.
Household garbage belongs inside the approved cart with the lid fully closed, set within three feet of the curb on a flat surface with the handle facing the house. Keep three feet of clearance from poles, mailboxes, trees, cars and guide wires, never park the cart in a center median, and leave nothing loose beside or on top of it.
Construction, remodeling, demolition and rehabilitation debris, bricks, blocks, stone and dirt, tires, auto parts, propane tanks, hypodermic syringes and hazardous waste never belong in the cart or the bulk pile. Tires have a paid drop off at the Public Works Complex, construction material has to reach an approved disposal facility, and household chemicals are arranged by calling Public Works.
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 Danville Public Works Department, Sanitation Division
Use the weekly curbside bulk debris pickup
A Danville household with a couch, a mattress, carpeting, a swing set or another oversized item that will not fit the city cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed monthly on the city utility bill, with no separate charge published for up to four large bulk debris items a week.
Arrange it
Set the items behind the curb line or at the property line before 7 a.m. on your normal garbage day, or the evening before, and reduce them as small as possible.
Four large items a week, and the city counts only items too large for the cart as large bulk debris. Large appliances are excluded from this route and need an appointment, and construction debris, tires, hazardous waste, bricks, blocks, stone, dirt and auto parts are never collected.
City of Danville Public Works Department, Sanitation Division
Book an appointment for a large appliance
A Danville household with a washer, dryer, stove, water heater, refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier to dispose of.
Cost & conditions
From $15 each appliance that cannot contain refrigerant, with appliances that can contain refrigerant charged at the higher published fee. City of Danville residential customers, by appointment through Public Works on 434-799-5245. The fee can be added to the utility bill or paid by cash or check.
Arrange it
Call Public Works during business hours, Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., book the pickup and set the appliance at the curb for the scheduled day.
Appointment only, and the appliance never goes out with the ordinary bulk pile. The fee is higher when the item can contain refrigerant, so identify the appliance when you call.
City of Danville Public Works Department, Sanitation Division
Take electronics to the E-Recycling Center
A Danville household with computers, printers, cell phones, microwaves or similar electronics that still work or that need to leave the trash stream.
Cost & conditions
No charge. All electronics are recyclable at no cost at the E-Recycling Center inside the Public Works Complex. Televisions and CRTs are not accepted.
Arrange it
Bring the item to the Public Works Complex at 998 South Boston Road. The city publishes no separate center hours, so call 434-799-5245 to confirm the drop off window.
Televisions and CRTs are refused, and no city page names a replacement route for them. The drop off recycling centers are for loose recyclables only and refuse batteries, bulbs, sharps and automotive parts.
City of Danville Public Works Department, Sanitation Division
Rent a city trailer for a larger load
A Danville household with more bulky items than a single weekly set out allows, or a yard waste load that needs its own container.
Cost & conditions
From $75 for for a yard waste only load, with a mixed debris load charged at the higher published rate and the fee paid in advance. Reservation only and available to City of Danville residential users. The trailer is parked at the property from Monday to Thursday, or from Friday to Monday, and the resident loads it.
Arrange it
Reserve an 18 cubic yard trailer or a bucket truck through Public Works on 434-799-5245, then load it yourself during the scheduled window.
The trailer cannot be loaded with tires, batteries, large appliances, contractor debris, bricks, cinder blocks, rocks, dirt, paint or hazardous materials. The rentals web page says costs vary and directs callers to Public Works, while the July 2026 brochure publishes the yard waste only and mixed debris prices, so confirm the current charge when you reserve.
Computers, printers, cell phones, microwaves and similar household electronics, at no cost, delivered to the E-Recycling Center inside the complex.
Televisions and CRTs are refused. This is a residential electronics drop off rather than a general waste site, the city publishes no separate center hours, and the four drop off recycling centers elsewhere in the city take loose recyclables only and refuse batteries, bulbs, sharps and automotive parts.
The Public Works office is open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the city publishes no separate E-Recycling Center hours, so call 434-799-5245 to confirm when a drop off can be made.
No charge. All electronics are recyclable at no cost at the E-Recycling Center. Televisions and CRTs are not accepted, so a television never inherits this free route.
Passenger, light truck and heavy truck tires that residents bring in themselves.
Tires are refused by sanitation crews at the curb and cannot be loaded into a rented city trailer, so the Public Works Complex is the city's own drop off point. The disposal fee is paid there and is lower for a passenger or light truck tire than for a heavy truck tire.
The Public Works office is open Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the city publishes no separate tire drop off hours, so call 434-799-5245 to confirm when a load can be brought.
From $5 each passenger or light truck tire, with heavy truck tires charged at the higher published fee. Residents bring the tires to the Public Works Complex and pay the disposal fee there.
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 many bulk items can go out each week in Danville?+
Up to four large bulk debris items per week, on the same day as your household garbage, with no separate charge published beyond the monthly solid waste service. Anything the city classes as small debris has to be inside the approved cart instead of beside it.Official guidance
Are mattresses accepted at the curb in Danville?+
Yes. Mattresses and box springs are listed by name as large bulk debris and are collected on the regular garbage day inside the four large item weekly limit. Nothing in the city's published rules requires wrapping a mattress.Official guidance
How is a refrigerator or air conditioner collected in Danville?+
By appointment. Cooling appliances are collected at the curb through Public Works, and the fee is higher when the item can contain refrigerant than for a stove, washer, dryer or water heater.Official guidance
Where can a television go in Danville?+
Not to the free E-Recycling Center, which excludes televisions and CRTs, and the city publishes no other television route. Confirm the current option with Public Works before setting a television out. Computers, printers, cell phones and microwaves can go to the E-Recycling Center at no cost.Official guidance
How does Danville collect trash and bulky items?+
Household garbage goes inside the approved city cart once a week, and oversized items such as furniture, mattresses and carpeting go out the same day as large bulk debris within a four item weekly limit. Large appliances are separate and need an appointment with Public Works, and they carry their own fee.Official guidance
What will Danville sanitation crews refuse to take?+
Hazardous waste, tires, construction, demolition, remodeling and rehabilitation debris, bricks, blocks, stone and dirt, auto parts, human or animal waste, urine, propane fuel tanks and hypodermic syringes. Household chemicals are also kept out of the cart, and the city arranges those through Public Works instead of the collection route.Official guidance
