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City collection Furniture that will not fit in the cart leaves on the monthly brush and bulk week. The city names furniture, tables and chairs as bulk waste, so upholstered pieces such as a couch or sofa travel on that route rather than with the weekly cart. No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed at $10 per month on the water utility bill. The city publishes no separate per item charge for furniture set out during the brush and bulk week.
City collection A mattress will not fit in the trash cart, so it falls under the city's bulk definition and leaves on the monthly brush and bulk week. The city's published bulk exclusion list covers glass and porcelain items, carpeting, building debris, tires, chemicals and bags rather than bedding, and the convenience center names beds among the bulky items it takes from residents. No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed at $10 per month on the water utility bill, and free as part of the unlimited separated bulk that city residents may also drop at the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center. No per item bedding charge is published.
City collection Appliances are named as bulk items that leave on the brush and bulk week, and the city asks that white goods be kept out of the brush and bulk pile. A unit that holds refrigerant is the exception: the city sends refrigerators, air conditioners and freezers to the Region 2000 Livestock Road Regional Landfill because the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center will not take Freon items. No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed at $10 per month on the water utility bill. A Freon unit delivered to the Livestock Road Regional Landfill is covered by the free 500 pounds of household waste that City of Lynchburg residents may bring each calendar month, verified with a driver license or a current utility bill.
City collection Lynchburg does not take bulky material with the weekly cart. Bulk runs once a month in the brush and bulk week tied to your trash day, and the city defines it as item of residential waste such as furniture, large totes or similar material that cannot be placed in trash containers. No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service, which is billed at $10 per month on the water utility bill for each City cart at either the 32 gallon or 64 gallon size. The city publishes no separate per item charge for a bulk set out during the monthly brush and bulk week.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Lynchburg folds bulky material into a monthly sweep instead of the weekly cart. Trash disposal costs $10 a month on the water utility bill, and once a month, in the brush and bulk week tied to your trash day, the city collects what the cart will not take: furniture, boxes, appliances and similar items. Brush, bulk, white goods and tires are kept in separate piles, and the pile size, exclusions and set out window are all published. Anything the curb will not take has two free drop off routes, the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center and the Region 2000 Livestock Road Regional Landfill, both of which give city residents a monthly household trash allowance. Electronics and household chemicals leave the collection route entirely and go to a free collection day each April.
Lynchburg does not take bulky material with the weekly cart. Bulk runs once a month in the brush and bulk week tied to your trash day, and the city defines it as item of residential waste such as furniture, large totes or similar material that cannot be placed in trash containers.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service, which is billed at $10 per month on the water utility bill for each City cart at either the 32 gallon or 64 gallon size. The city publishes no separate per item charge for a bulk set out during the monthly brush and bulk week.
When & how
Bulk is collected during your designated brush and bulk week, not on your trash collection day. A Monday trash day puts you in the first full week of the month, Tuesday in the second week, Wednesday in the third week and Thursday in the fourth week. Set out no earlier than 7 a.m. the Saturday before that week and no later than 7 a.m. on its Monday.
Get it ready
Keep brush, bulk and white goods in separate piles at the curb, clear of hydrants, power lines, trees, vehicles, retaining walls and fences, and at least three feet from the trash cart. Bundles of broken down boxes may not exceed fifty pounds and loose trash must be bagged. The city refuses bags, tires, household hazardous waste, construction, demolition and remodeling debris such as carpet, wood and cabinets, and items made of glass or porcelain such as toilets and sinks, and it does not collect landlord set outs, evictions or land clearing debris. Clear any leftover debris after the crew passes.
Furniture that will not fit in the cart leaves on the monthly brush and bulk week. The city names furniture, tables and chairs as bulk waste, so upholstered pieces such as a couch or sofa travel on that route rather than with the weekly cart.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed at $10 per month on the water utility bill. The city publishes no separate per item charge for furniture set out during the brush and bulk week.
When & how
Use the brush and bulk week that matches your trash day, and place the piece at the curb no earlier than 7 a.m. the Saturday before that week and no later than 7 a.m. on its Monday.
Get it ready
Put the piece at the curb clear of hydrants, power lines, trees, vehicles, retaining walls and fences, and keep at least three feet between it and the trash cart. Refillable pieces should be emptied and anything that could swing open should be secured. A couch that is still usable belongs with a donation partner: the city points to Habitat for Humanity ReStore, Agape Lynchburg and Goodwill Industries for large gently used furniture.
A mattress will not fit in the trash cart, so it falls under the city's bulk definition and leaves on the monthly brush and bulk week. The city's published bulk exclusion list covers glass and porcelain items, carpeting, building debris, tires, chemicals and bags rather than bedding, and the convenience center names beds among the bulky items it takes from residents.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed at $10 per month on the water utility bill, and free as part of the unlimited separated bulk that city residents may also drop at the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center. No per item bedding charge is published.
When & how
Set the mattress out for your monthly brush and bulk week, inside the same window from 7 a.m. the Saturday before the week to 7 a.m. on its Monday. Keep it out of the drop off recycling centers, which the city lists as not accepting bedding.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and clear of the trash cart, hydrants, power lines, trees and vehicles. A box spring counts as its own piece, so put both out together if both are going. The city asks residents to donate what is still usable before treating it as waste, and it names mattresses among the large gently used items its local donation partners accept.
Appliances are named as bulk items that leave on the brush and bulk week, and the city asks that white goods be kept out of the brush and bulk pile. A unit that holds refrigerant is the exception: the city sends refrigerators, air conditioners and freezers to the Region 2000 Livestock Road Regional Landfill because the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center will not take Freon items.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed at $10 per month on the water utility bill. A Freon unit delivered to the Livestock Road Regional Landfill is covered by the free 500 pounds of household waste that City of Lynchburg residents may bring each calendar month, verified with a driver license or a current utility bill.
When & how
An appliance that does not hold refrigerant goes out during your monthly brush and bulk week. A refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner goes to the Livestock Road Regional Landfill at 361 Livestock Road in Rustburg, open Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to noon.
Get it ready
Secure the doors on a refrigerator or freezer before it goes out, empty the unit, and keep white goods in their own pile rather than mixed into the brush or bulk pile. The city reminds residents that appliances, and the refrigerators and air conditioners in particular, are separated from the rest of the set out because of the chemicals they hold.
Electronics do not belong in the trash cart or a recycling bin. Lynchburg runs a free household hazardous waste and electronics collection day at the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center, where televisions, monitors, computers, printers, keyboards and anything else with a cord are accepted from Lynchburg and Campbell County residents. The city's household hazardous waste page describes the day as an annual service in April, while the city's prepaid blue bag page says the city holds a hazardous waste collection day three times each year in April, June and October, so confirm the next date with Citizens First on 434-856-2489.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Lynchburg and Campbell County residents bringing photo identification and the city's completed verification form. The city describes the household hazardous waste and electronics collection day as a free service and notes that it does not count against the 500 pound monthly convenience center allowance.
When & how
Watch for the collection day at the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center, 2525 Concord Turnpike. The 2027 date on the household hazardous waste page is Saturday, April 10 from 8 a.m. to noon and the 2026 day was held April 11, while the prepaid blue bag page says the city holds a hazardous waste collection day three times each year in April, June and October, so confirm the next date with Citizens First on 434-856-2489.
Get it ready
Bring photo identification and the city's verification form, use non returnable containers, and leave the trailer or box truck at home because both are prohibited. Wipe personal data from a computer, phone or drive before handover. Batteries, light bulbs, used motor oil, oil based paint, brake fluid, pesticides and pool chemicals are accepted at the same event, while latex paint, ammunition, explosives, gas and propane cylinders, oil tanks, medical waste, radioactive material such as smoke detectors and general household garbage are refused.
Building material is written out of the city routes kept here. Construction, remodeling and demolition debris such as carpet, wood, cabinets, concrete, brick, shingles, sheetrock, pipe and glass is refused at the curb and prohibited at the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center, and the city directs it to the Region 2000 Livestock Road Regional Landfill in Rustburg.
City cost & eligibility
No residential rate for construction and demolition debris is published on the pages kept here, and the authority accepts that material as special waste that needs prior approval. Call the Region 2000 Services Authority on 434-455-6086, or the compliance and safety manager on 434-455-6083, and describe the load before it is delivered to 361 Livestock Road in Rustburg.
When & how
There is no collection day for construction material. The city says remodeling and demolition debris must be delivered to the landfill, and private contractors are always responsible for disposing of the brush, limbs, branches and building debris they generate.
Get it ready
Keep building debris out of the trash cart, the bulk pile and the convenience center, where it is prohibited by name. Separate clean inert material such as dirt, brick, block and concrete without rebar from the rest of the load before hauling it, because the landfill takes it at no charge only when it is fragmented into pieces under one cubic foot, kept in separate loads and declared to the scale house operator. Confirm the classification with the authority before loading a vehicle or ordering a container.
A treadmill or weight machine will not fit in the trash cart, so it falls inside the city's general bulk definition, but the pages name furniture, boxes, appliances and lamps as examples and never name exercise equipment. The machine stays a set out to confirm with Public Works rather than a published acceptance.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no rate or category for exercise equipment, so call the Citizens First Information Center on 434-856-2489 and describe the machine before it goes to the curb.
When & how
If Public Works confirms the machine, it goes out during your monthly brush and bulk week rather than on your trash day, inside the same Saturday to Monday window.
Get it ready
Take the machine down only as far as the pieces can be handled, keep the console, weights and frame together in one pile, and set it out clear of hydrants, power lines, trees, vehicles and the trash cart. A machine that still works may be worth donating first, and separating any battery pack or console before hauling keeps the electronics on their own route.
Bulk does not move on your trash day. It runs once a month in the week tied to your trash collection day, so a Monday trash day puts you in the first full week of the month, Tuesday in the second week, Wednesday in the third and Thursday in the fourth. Put the pile at the curb no earlier than 7 a.m. on the Saturday before that week and no later than 7 a.m. on its Monday, clear of hydrants, power lines, trees, vehicles, retaining walls and fences, and at least three feet from the trash cart.
The city collects each material separately and asks that the piles never be mixed, because a mixed pile is hauled to the landfill. Brush is yard or tree trimmings no larger than 3 inches in diameter and 8 feet long, tied in bundles, and stumps, pallets, landscape timbers, contractor cuttings and bags of yard debris are refused. White goods go out in the same week but not inside the brush or bulk pile, and refrigerators and freezers need their doors secured. Tires are collected separately in that same week, taken off the rim, 22 inches or less and no more than four at a time.
The city refuses bags, tires, household hazardous waste, construction, demolition and remodeling debris such as carpet, wood and cabinets, and items made of glass or porcelain such as toilets and sinks. Hot ashes, liquids, rocks and construction debris never go in the trash cart, and landlord set outs, evictions and land clearing debris are excluded from the bulk and brush services. Household chemicals and electronics leave the collection route and go to the free April collection day instead.
Lynchburg residents may take up to 500 pounds of household trash a month at no charge to the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center at 2525 Concord Turnpike or to the Region 2000 Livestock Road Regional Landfill at 361 Livestock Road in Rustburg, with unlimited separated bulk at both sites and unlimited brush in Lynchburg. Residency is proved with a driver license or a recent utility bill, household trash may not be mixed with bulk or brush, and the convenience center refuses construction waste, commercial and contractor loads and, on the city's own page, appliances.
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City of Lynchburg Department of Public Works, Solid Waste Division, with the Region 2000 Services Authority for the regional landfill and special waste
Use the monthly brush and bulk week
A Lynchburg household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance, furniture or another item that will not fit in the trash cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed at $10 per month on the water utility bill, with no separate per item charge published for a bulk set out during the monthly brush and bulk week.
Arrange it
Put the item at the curb during the window for your week, no earlier than 7 a.m. the Saturday before and no later than 7 a.m. on its Monday, with brush, bulk and white goods kept apart.
The city refuses bags, tires, household hazardous waste, construction, demolition and remodeling debris, glass and porcelain items, landlord set outs and land clearing debris, and the service runs once a month rather than on demand.
City of Lynchburg Department of Public Works, Solid Waste Division, with the Region 2000 Services Authority for the regional landfill and special waste
Drop the load at the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center
A Lynchburg household with household trash, bulky items or brush that can be carried in a pickup or a small trailer.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Lynchburg residents who show a driver license and/or a utility bill from the past 30 days. The first 500 pounds of household trash each month are free, along with unlimited separated bulk and unlimited brush, and a heavier load is charged on the city's published overage rate.
Arrange it
Load household trash on its own and take it to 2525 Concord Turnpike during open hours. Bulk and brush must be separated from the trash, and tires are accepted with a per tire charge based on rim size.
The city's convenience center guidelines list apartment complex residents as prohibited from dumping even though the city's trash FAQ says apartment residents may use the site, so confirm eligibility before loading. Commercial and contractor loads are banned, construction waste is prohibited and the city's page lists appliances as not accepted, and vehicles must be pickup size or smaller with trailers twelve feet or less.
City of Lynchburg Department of Public Works, Solid Waste Division, with the Region 2000 Services Authority for the regional landfill and special waste
Haul it to the Region 2000 Livestock Road Regional Landfill
A Lynchburg household with bulky waste, a Freon appliance, brush without stumps, tires or construction material that has to leave the city route.
Cost & conditions
From $34 per ton at the residential tipping fee the authority publishes, with the first 500 pounds each calendar month free to City of Lynchburg households. City of Lynchburg residents who verify residency with a driver license or a current utility bill and may bring 500 pounds of household waste each calendar month at no charge with no limit on trips. Construction and demolition material is handled as special waste that needs approval and brush is charged at the commercial rate, so confirm how a load is classified first.
Arrange it
Drive the load to 361 Livestock Road in Rustburg during the site's open hours and keep inert material such as clean dirt, brick, block and concrete without rebar out of the rest of the load. Freon appliances come here because the convenience center will not take them.
The landfill refuses any tire with a rim size over 23 inches, charges brush at the commercial tipping rate instead of using the household allowance, and takes construction and demolition debris only as approved special waste.
City of Lynchburg Department of Public Works, Solid Waste Division, with the Region 2000 Services Authority for the regional landfill and special waste
Use the free April household hazardous waste and electronics day
A Lynchburg or Campbell County household with a television, monitor, computer, printer, paint, oil, batteries, light bulbs, pesticides or pool chemicals.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Lynchburg and Campbell County residents who bring photo identification and the city's completed verification form. The city describes the household hazardous waste and electronics collection day as a free service and notes that it does not count against the 500 pound monthly convenience center allowance.
Arrange it
Watch for the day at the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center at 2525 Concord Turnpike and bring the material in non returnable containers. The 2027 date on the household hazardous waste page is Saturday, April 10 from 8 a.m. to noon and the 2026 day was held April 11, while the prepaid blue bag page says a hazardous waste collection day is held three times each year in April, June and October, so confirm the next date with Citizens First on 434-856-2489.
Trailers and box trucks are prohibited, latex paint is refused, and ammunition, explosives, gas and propane cylinders, oil tanks, medical and pathological waste, radioactive material such as smoke detectors, lead paint debris and general household garbage are all refused.
Household trash within the monthly allowance, separated bulk such as sofas, tables, chairs, boxes and beds, separated brush from the primary residence, and tires with a rim size up to twenty-three inches.
Lynchburg residents only, who must show a driver license and/or a utility bill from the past 30 days. Contents of a load must be household trash, household trash may not be mixed with bulk or brush, and a mixed load counts against the monthly trash allowance. Vehicles must be pickup size or smaller with trailers twelve feet or less, so tandem axle trailers and box trucks are refused. Construction waste is prohibited by name, and the city's own page lists appliances as not accepted even though the authority that runs the site says ranges, wall ovens and dishwashers are taken while Freon units are not. The city also lists apartment complex residents as prohibited from dumping while its trash FAQ says apartment residents may use the site, and the two pages disagree on accepted payment, so confirm eligibility and payment before loading.
Tuesday to Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on the center's own page, while the Solid Waste Division page lists Tuesday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Closed New Year's Day, July Fourth, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
No charge. City of Lynchburg residents. Up to 500 pounds of household trash each month is free, along with unlimited separated bulk and unlimited brush, and a heavier load is charged on the city's published overage rate. Tires carry a per tire charge based on rim size, and commercial and contractor loads are refused.
Unlimited separated loads of bulky waste such as furniture and household appliances, separated brush without stumps, construction and demolition debris handled as approved special waste, inert material such as clean dirt, brick, block and concrete without rebar, tires with a rim size under twenty-three inches, and household trash within the free monthly allowance for City of Lynchburg and Campbell County residents. Freon units such as refrigerators, air conditioners and freezers are directed here because the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center will not take them.
Any tire with a rim size over 23 inches is refused, brush brought here is charged at the commercial tipping rate instead of using the free household allowance, and inert material is free only when it is separated from other waste, fragmented into pieces under one cubic foot and declared to the scale house operator. Construction and demolition debris is accepted as special waste only with prior approval. Residency is verified with a driver license or a current utility bill, and the authority lists cash or check as the accepted payment.
Monday to Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Closed New Year's Day, July Fourth, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
From $34 per ton at the residential tipping fee the authority publishes, with the first 500 pounds each calendar month free to City of Lynchburg households. City of Lynchburg residents who verify residency with a driver license or a current utility bill and may bring 500 pounds of household waste each calendar month at no charge with no limit on trips. Construction and demolition material is handled as special waste that needs approval and brush is charged at the commercial rate, so confirm how a load is classified before hauling.
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 out for Lynchburg bulk collection?+
Items that will not fit in the trash cart, which the city lists as furniture, broken down boxes, appliances and lamps, set at the curb for your monthly brush and bulk week. Bags, tires, household hazardous waste, construction, demolition and remodeling debris such as carpet, wood and cabinets, and glass or porcelain items such as toilets and sinks are refused, and landlord set outs, evictions and land clearing debris are not eligible.Official guidance
How does a couch leave the curb in Lynchburg?+
On your monthly brush and bulk week, not on your trash day. The city names furniture, tables and chairs as bulk waste that will not fit in the cart, and the set out goes to the curb no earlier than 7 a.m. on the Saturday before your week and no later than 7 a.m. on its Monday. A couch that is still usable can be donated instead.Official guidance
Can a mattress go out with Lynchburg bulk collection?+
A mattress will not fit in the trash cart, so it falls under the city's bulk definition and leaves on your monthly brush and bulk week. The convenience center also names beds among the bulky items it takes from residents, while the city's exclusion list for bulk covers glass and porcelain items, carpeting, building debris, tires, chemicals and bags. Keep bedding out of the drop off recycling centers and offer a clean mattress to a donation partner first.Official guidance
Where do refrigerators and air conditioners go in Lynchburg?+
Freon units are the exception. The city directs refrigerators, air conditioners and freezers to the Region 2000 Livestock Road Regional Landfill at 361 Livestock Road in Rustburg and says it will not accept those Freon items at the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center. An appliance that does not hold refrigerant goes out on your monthly brush and bulk week with the doors secured and kept apart from the brush and bulk pile.Official guidance
Where do old televisions and computers go in Lynchburg?+
To the free household hazardous waste and electronics collection day at the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center. Televisions, monitors, computers, laptops, printers, scanners, keyboards and anything else with a cord are accepted from Lynchburg and Campbell County residents, who bring photo identification and the city's verification form. The drop off recycling centers do not take electronics or small appliances. The household hazardous waste page publishes the day as an annual service in April, while the prepaid blue bag page says the city holds it three times each year in April, June and October, so call Citizens First on 434-856-2489 to confirm the next date.Official guidance
What does Lynchburg's solid waste service cost?+
Trash disposal is $10 per month per City cart, added to the water utility bill, and the same charge applies to a 32 gallon or 64 gallon cart. That fee covers weekly residential collection, the monthly brush and bulk week, the household hazardous waste collection, the drop off recycling sites and the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center. Trash above what the cart holds with the lid closed must go in a prepaid blue bag, and a second cart is billed $20 a month.Official guidance
Does everyone in Lynchburg have to use the city trash service?+
City ordinance requires participation in city trash collection for a home, apartment or condo with four units or less, so a resident cannot hire a private hauler, and a property that receives private collection through its HOA is not billed the city fee. The city's trash FAQ adds that apartment residents and households on HOA collection may still use the drop off recycling sites, the household hazardous waste collection and the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center.Official guidance
What can I take to a Lynchburg recycling drop off center?+
Flattened corrugated cardboard, rinsed and crushed drink and food cans, newspapers and inserts, mixed paper, and plastic containers numbered 1 through 7 that are rinsed and crushed. The five city centers do not take glass, plastic bags, textiles, rugs, bedding or carpet, electronics or small appliances, Styrofoam, food, paper cups and plates, concrete, wood or construction materials, yard waste and leaves, plastic toys and tubs, tires or diapers.Official guidance
How often can I set out bulk in Lynchburg?+
Once a month, in the brush and bulk week tied to your trash day and not on the trash collection day itself. A Monday trash day puts you in the first full week of the month, Tuesday in the second week, Wednesday in the third and Thursday in the fourth, and the pile goes out no earlier than 7 a.m. the Saturday before that week and no later than 7 a.m. on its Monday.Official guidance
Can I take a load to the convenience center or the landfill myself?+
Yes. City of Lynchburg residents may take up to 500 pounds of household trash a month at no charge to the Concord Turnpike Convenience Center at 2525 Concord Turnpike or to the Region 2000 Livestock Road Regional Landfill at 361 Livestock Road in Rustburg, with unlimited separated bulk at both sites and unlimited brush in Lynchburg. A driver license or a utility bill is used to prove residency, and household trash may not be mixed with bulk or brush.Official guidance
