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City collection Furniture is named as acceptable bulk waste, so a couch or table goes out on the alternating bulk trash week with the rest of the pile, separated by type. No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste service, with no separate bulk charge published.
City collection Cocoa's bulk lists name appliances, furniture and grills, and they do not mention mattresses either way, so a mattress has to be confirmed with the hauler before it goes to the curb. No mattress route or rate is published by the city, so call Waste Management on 321-636-6894 and ask whether a mattress belongs in the bulk pile or should go to a Brevard County landfill instead.
City collection Appliances are acceptable bulk waste, but they need their own place in the pile. The hauler tags them so a different truck can be sent for the white goods. The city publishes no separate residential charge for an appliance in a bulk pile, and Brevard County charges separately when the unit goes to a landfill instead, so confirm which route and charge applies with the hauler on 321-636-6894.
City collection Regular household garbage and recycling ride the weekly service run, separate from the two week bulk rotation, and the monthly charge covers the solid waste, recycling and green waste streams. From $12.58 for the monthly residential solid waste charge on the city utility bill, with separate monthly charges for recycling and green waste and a franchise fee added to each. City of Cocoa residential utility customers. The charges appear on the monthly utility bill, and the city publishes no separate bulk charge.
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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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Cocoa simplified its bulky material in 2025. There is nothing to schedule: bulk trash and bulk yard waste each run once every other week on alternating weeks, and the city map for your address tells you which week is yours. The pile has to be at the curb, stacked neatly and split by type, and appliances go out separated so the hauler can send a different truck for them. Construction material, wood, cement and automotive parts are refused at the curb and go to a Brevard County landfill, which is also where whole tires, scrap metal and white goods are taken.
Bulk trash is collected once every other week on a set rotation rather than by appointment, and it is a separate run from bulk yard waste. The city map for your address shows which week is yours.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential solid waste service billed monthly on the city utility bill. The city publishes no separate charge for a residential bulk set out.
When & how
Bulk trash runs once every other week, alternating with bulk yard waste. Look up the address on the city service date map, and put the pile out for that week rather than calling to schedule.
Get it ready
Stack the pile neatly at the curb and separate it by type, because a pile that is not contained and separated is not collected and may draw a code enforcement fine. Keep it away from tree limbs, power lines, storm drains, fire hydrants, water meters and other city utilities.
Furniture is named as acceptable bulk waste, so a couch or table goes out on the alternating bulk trash week with the rest of the pile, separated by type.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste service, with no separate bulk charge published.
When & how
On the bulk trash week for the address, since the rotation alternates with the yard waste week.
Get it ready
Stack it curbside with the rest of the bulk trash and keep it away from the yard waste pile, because the two streams are collected on different weeks and a mixed or uncontained pile is not picked up. Keep the pile clear of power lines, storm drains, fire hydrants and water meters.
Appliances are acceptable bulk waste, but they need their own place in the pile. The hauler tags them so a different truck can be sent for the white goods.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no separate residential charge for an appliance in a bulk pile, and Brevard County charges separately when the unit goes to a landfill instead, so confirm which route and charge applies with the hauler on 321-636-6894.
When & how
Put the appliance out with the bulk trash on the household's week. The city states the hauler returns for a tagged appliance within 48 hours of the regular bulk trash collection day.
Get it ready
Separate appliances from the rest of the bulk pile, because they are recyclable in Brevard County and are handled by a different truck. Empty the unit, keep the doors off it, and never put a propane tank out with a grill.
Cocoa's bulk lists name appliances, furniture and grills, and they do not mention mattresses either way, so a mattress has to be confirmed with the hauler before it goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress route or rate is published by the city, so call Waste Management on 321-636-6894 and ask whether a mattress belongs in the bulk pile or should go to a Brevard County landfill instead.
When & how
Do not set the mattress out until the hauler confirms it. A mattress placed out on the wrong week may be left in place and can draw a code enforcement fine.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and inside until the route is confirmed, and if it is still in usable condition, offer it for reuse before treating it as waste.
Bulk yard waste alternates with bulk trash on the two week rotation, and the county's preparation rules apply: cut to size, containerise, and never bag it.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the green waste charge on the monthly residential utility bill, with no separate rate published for a properly prepared curbside pile. Heavier or oversized material is a special pickup arranged with the hauler.
When & how
On the bulk yard waste week for the address, on the same alternating rotation as the bulk trash week. Prepare it in time for the collection window, which the county lists as starting at 6 a.m. and running to 8 p.m.
Get it ready
Reduce branches, limbs and palm fronds to no more than four feet long, two feet across and fifty pounds, and keep single family material in a customer owned receptacle of no more than forty gallons. Bagging yard waste of any kind is prohibited, so no paper and no plastic bags, and the pile has to clear tree limbs and power lines or it will not be collected.
Cocoa's bulk refuse list does not name tires, and whole tires are accepted at the Brevard County landfill in Cocoa, so a tire load belongs at the county scale rather than the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No residential tire rate is published by the city or on the county facility pages, so confirm the gate charge and the accepted count with the county landfill on 321-633-1888 before loading.
When & how
Take the tires to the Central Disposal Facility on Adamson Road in Cocoa, open Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and confirm the load first.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the bulk pile and out of the cart, because the city's hauler collects bulk household material rather than a tire load. The Titusville transfer station refuses whole tires, so use the Cocoa or Melbourne landfill.
Metal scraps and steel are accepted at the Brevard County landfill in Cocoa and at the Sarno facility in Melbourne, while the Titusville transfer station refuses them.
City cost & eligibility
No residential scrap metal rate is published on the county facility pages, so confirm the gate charge at the scale on 321-633-1888 before bringing a load.
When & how
Bring the metal to the Central Disposal Facility on Adamson Road in Cocoa or the Sarno facility on Sarno Road in Melbourne, both open Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Separate the metal from household garbage, yard waste and construction material so it can be handled as its own load, and empty any gas or oil from powered equipment before the trip.
Construction material is on the city's unacceptable bulk list, and only the county landfills take it. Titusville refuses construction and demolition debris entirely.
City cost & eligibility
No city service is available and no residential county rate is published on the facility pages, so confirm the construction and demolition gate charge with the county on 321-633-1888 before loading.
When & how
Take the load to the Central Disposal Facility on Adamson Road in Cocoa or the Sarno facility on Sarno Road in Melbourne, open Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep fencing, wood, cement and construction material out of the bulk pile entirely. The county landfill accepts asphalt, brick, concrete, drywall, lumber and rock, and refuses batteries, hazardous waste, propane tanks, liquids and untreated biomedical waste, so sort the load before the trip.
Regular household garbage and recycling ride the weekly service run, separate from the two week bulk rotation, and the monthly charge covers the solid waste, recycling and green waste streams.
City cost & eligibility
From $12.58 for the monthly residential solid waste charge on the city utility bill, with separate monthly charges for recycling and green waste and a franchise fee added to each. City of Cocoa residential utility customers. The charges appear on the monthly utility bill, and the city publishes no separate bulk charge.
When & how
Regular trash, recycling and yard waste keep their own service days, which the city map resolves for the address. The bulk trash and bulk yard waste streams run on the separate alternating rotation.
Get it ready
Keep household garbage and recyclables out of the bulk piles, because bulk is only for material too large for the cart and for appliances, furniture and grills. If a holiday falls on the regular collection day there is no service that day and the next scheduled day is used instead.
Nothing about bulk is scheduled by phone any more. Type the address into the city service date map to see whether the household is on this bulk trash week or the bulk yard waste week, because the two streams alternate. Setting a pile out on the wrong week means it stays where it is and can draw a code enforcement fine.
Items have to be neatly stacked at the curb and separated by type, and a pile that is not contained and separated is not collected. Appliances go in their own spot so the hauler can tag them for the white goods truck, and the bulk trash and yard waste weeks never mix.
Do not pile bulk material near tree limbs or power lines, on storm drains, in front of fire hydrants, over water meters or on any other city utility. Yard waste too close to a limb or a line is a safety hazard and is left in place.
Cut branches, limbs and palm fronds to no more than four feet long, two feet across and fifty pounds, keep single family material in a receptacle of no more than forty gallons, and use no bag of any kind. Yard waste has to be at the curb in time for the collection window, which the county lists as 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., and a pile beyond the limits needs a special pickup arranged with the hauler.
The Brevard County landfill on Adamson Road in Cocoa and the Sarno facility in Melbourne accept construction material, wood, concrete, rock, metal scraps, whole tires and white goods, and they refuse batteries, electronics and brown goods, hazardous waste, liquids, propane tanks and motor vehicles. The Titusville transfer station takes household and commercial garbage only, so it is not the site for construction, tires, metal or yard waste.
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.
Waste Management under contract with the City of Cocoa Public Works Department, Solid Waste Management, with the Brevard County Solid Waste Management Department for landfill disposal
Put the load out on the alternating bulk week
A Cocoa household with furniture, an appliance, a grill without its propane tank or another item too large for the cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste service on the city utility bill, with no separate bulk charge published.
Arrange it
Find the address on the city service date map, stack the pile at the curb for that week, separate appliances from the rest and keep yard waste for its own week.
Fencing, construction material, wood, cement, automotive parts, bathtubs and hazardous waste are refused. A pile that is not contained and separated is not collected, and propane tanks may not go out with a grill.
Waste Management under contract with the City of Cocoa Public Works Department, Solid Waste Management, with the Brevard County Solid Waste Management Department for landfill disposal
Take the load to the Brevard County landfill
A household with construction material, whole tires, scrap metal, white goods or yard waste that the curbside programme will not take.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes an online disposal calculator and commercial accounts rather than a residential rate list, so confirm the gate charge for the load on 321-633-1888 before the trip.
Arrange it
Drive to the Central Disposal Facility on Adamson Road in Cocoa or the Sarno facility on Sarno Road in Melbourne, both open Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and sort the load into its streams before the scale.
Batteries, electronics and brown goods, hazardous waste, liquids, mercury devices, motor vehicles, propane tanks and untreated biomedical waste are refused. The Titusville transfer station takes garbage only, so a construction, tire, metal or yard load does not belong there.
Arrange a special yard waste pickup with the hauler
A Cocoa household whose yard waste is larger than the curbside limits or falls outside the scheduled yard waste week.
Cost & conditions
The county directs residents to notify the collector and arrange a special pickup, and no rate is published for it, so confirm the charge with Waste Management on 321-636-6894.
Arrange it
Call the hauler, describe the pile, and schedule the pickup rather than putting oversized material out on the alternating week.
The size limits do not move: four feet long, two feet across and fifty pounds, no bags of any kind, and separation from the rest of the material. Landscaping companies have to haul away the debris their own work produces.
Construction and demolition material including asphalt, brick, concrete, drywall, lumber, rock and carpet, land clearing debris, whole tires, metal scraps and steel, white goods, wood pallets and yard waste, with a household hazardous waste collection centre on site for paints, solvents, gasoline, automotive fluids, batteries, fluorescent lamps, mercury devices and household electronics.
Batteries, commercial electronics and brown goods, hazardous waste, liquid waste, mercury devices, motor vehicles, propane tanks, pressurised cylinders and untreated biomedical waste are refused at the landfill, and empty containers larger than twenty gallons need prior approval. Household sharps are taken at the hazardous waste centre rather than the landfill. The same county page prints this facility address as 2260 Adamson Road inside a Mockingbird Way notice and as 2060 in its own description, so confirm the address with the county before a first trip.
Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for the landfill, and Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the household hazardous waste collection centre. Phone 321-633-1888.
The county publishes a disposal calculator and commercial landfill accounts rather than a residential rate list, so confirm the gate charge for the load at the scale house.
A landfill, transfer station and household hazardous waste collection centre, taking the same accepted streams as the Central Disposal Facility, including construction material, lumber, rock and steel, metal scraps, whole tires, white goods and yard waste.
The same prohibited list applies as at the Cocoa landfill, covering batteries, electronics and brown goods, hazardous waste, liquids, mercury devices, motor vehicles, propane tanks and untreated biomedical waste. This is the southern county site, so confirm the load and the gate charge before a long drive.
Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for the landfill, and Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the household hazardous waste collection centre. Phone 321-255-4365.
No residential rate list is published on the facility page, so confirm the gate charge at the scale house.
Household and commercial garbage only, with home user sharps taken at the station office.
Construction and demolition debris, white goods, whole tires, yard waste, metal scraps, electronics, hazardous waste, propane tanks and motor vehicles are all refused, so this is not the site for any of the loads that the Cocoa and Melbourne landfills take.
Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
No residential rate is published on the facility page, so confirm the gate charge at the scale before bringing a load.
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 often is Cocoa bulk trash collected?+
Once every other week, alternating with the bulk yard waste week, and no appointment is needed. The city asks residents to type their address into the service date map to find their week, and to stack and separate the pile by type at the curb.Official guidance
Why was a refrigerator left behind on Cocoa bulk day?+
White goods such as refrigerators are recyclable in Brevard County and need a different truck. The hauler tags the appliance for a separate pickup rather than taking it with the bulk load, so it stays at the curb until that truck returns, and it must be separated from the rest of the pile.Official guidance
Will Cocoa collect a mattress on bulk day?+
The city's bulk lists do not name mattresses, so confirm it with Waste Management on 321-636-6894 before putting one out. Do not leave a mattress at the curb while waiting for an answer, because material set out outside its collection week is not picked up.Official guidance
Can Cocoa renovation debris go out with bulk trash?+
No. Construction material, wood, cement and fencing are on the city's unacceptable bulk list. Take the load to the Brevard County landfill on Adamson Road in Cocoa or to Sarno in Melbourne, where asphalt, brick, concrete, drywall, lumber and rock are accepted, and keep the Titusville transfer station off the list because it refuses construction and demolition debris.Official guidance
How does Cocoa bulk collection work now?+
Bulk trash and bulk yard waste each run once every other week on alternating weeks, and nothing is scheduled by phone any more. Residents type their address into the city service date map to find their week, then stack the pile at the curb and separate it by type, with appliances kept apart so the hauler can tag them for the white goods truck.Official guidance
What can not go in a Cocoa bulk pile?+
Fencing, construction material, wood, cement, automotive parts, bathtubs and hazardous waste are all on the city's unacceptable list, and propane tanks may not go out with a grill. Those loads, along with whole tires and scrap metal, go to the Brevard County landfill in Cocoa or to Sarno in Melbourne rather than to the curb.Official guidance
