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City collection Furniture is named in the DeKalb bulky route, Clayton inspected pickup, and Rockdale tagged-center rules. Habitat considers new or gently used furniture under 300 pounds after screening. DeKalb does not publish a universal furniture amount, Clayton starts inspected debris pickup at 20 dollars, Rockdale requires its current Full Use Tag, and an approved ReStore donation has no disposal charge.
City collection DeKalb names mattresses and box springs for bulky collection, Rockdale accepts one mattress set per household per week, and Clayton Landfill accepts up to five mattresses per visit. DeKalb requires a fee but publishes no universal mattress amount. Rockdale requires its Full Use Tag. Clayton charges 10 dollars per mattress, maximum five per visit, in addition to the 40-dollar minimum or 75-dollar-per-ton dumping fee.
City collection DeKalb and Clayton name appliances for county pickup. Rockdale accepts appliances without a Freon compressor but excludes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners from the reviewed center route. The serving county determines the charge. DeKalb publishes fee-required bulky collection without a universal appliance amount, Clayton starts inspected pickup at 20 dollars, and Rockdale access requires its current Full Use Tag.
City collection The Ellenwood mailing label does not select a provider. Eligible DeKalb accounts request county bulky collection, unincorporated Clayton residents request an inspection and estimate, and Rockdale residents use the tagged center. Charges depend on the county route. DeKalb states that bulky items require a fee but does not publish a universal per-item amount; Clayton starts inspected pickup at 20 dollars; Rockdale requires a Full Use Tag with month and eligibility dependent pricing.
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?
Ellenwood is an unincorporated community crossing Clayton, DeKalb, Henry and Rockdale Counties. The mailing label does not establish collection eligibility, so match the address to its county before using any pickup, facility, price or timing rule. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date.
The Ellenwood mailing label does not select a provider. Eligible DeKalb accounts request county bulky collection, unincorporated Clayton residents request an inspection and estimate, and Rockdale residents use the tagged center.
City cost & eligibility
Charges depend on the county route. DeKalb states that bulky items require a fee but does not publish a universal per-item amount; Clayton starts inspected pickup at 20 dollars; Rockdale requires a Full Use Tag with month and eligibility dependent pricing.
When & how
Confirm the county for the address first. DeKalb asks for curb placement before the request and publishes collection within 10 business days, Clayton normally inspects within 24 hours after the call, and Rockdale is self-haul during center hours. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date. Clayton normally inspects within 24 hours and publishes pickup within one to three working days after payment.
Get it ready
Separate the load by item type, keep hazardous material out, and use only the serving county route. An Ellenwood address in Henry County needs direct provider confirmation because no exact official route was established in this review.
Furniture is named in the DeKalb bulky route, Clayton inspected pickup, and Rockdale tagged-center rules. Habitat considers new or gently used furniture under 300 pounds after screening.
City cost & eligibility
DeKalb does not publish a universal furniture amount, Clayton starts inspected debris pickup at 20 dollars, Rockdale requires its current Full Use Tag, and an approved ReStore donation has no disposal charge.
When & how
For DeKalb, put the furniture at the curb and submit the request. For Clayton, place it on the county right-of-way and call for inspection. Rockdale and Habitat are self-haul after eligibility or item confirmation. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date. Clayton normally inspects within 24 hours and publishes pickup within one to three working days after payment.
Get it ready
Keep furniture away from sidewalks, mailboxes, utilities and drainage for DeKalb. Habitat excludes damaged items and furniture over 300 pounds, and may decline an item based on condition or inventory.
DeKalb names mattresses and box springs for bulky collection, Rockdale accepts one mattress set per household per week, and Clayton Landfill accepts up to five mattresses per visit.
City cost & eligibility
DeKalb requires a fee but publishes no universal mattress amount. Rockdale requires its Full Use Tag. Clayton charges 10 dollars per mattress, maximum five per visit, in addition to the 40-dollar minimum or 75-dollar-per-ton dumping fee.
When & how
Request DeKalb bulky collection after curb placement, subject to the current suspension notice. Self-haul one mattress set per week to Rockdale with the required tag. Eligible Clayton users may self-haul no more than five mattresses per visit. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date.
Get it ready
Keep a DeKalb mattress at the curb without blocking access. Bring county eligibility proof to Clayton or Rockdale. Habitat does not accept used mattresses. Ask the selected county route whether any covering rule applies.
DeKalb and Clayton name appliances for county pickup. Rockdale accepts appliances without a Freon compressor but excludes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners from the reviewed center route.
City cost & eligibility
The serving county determines the charge. DeKalb publishes fee-required bulky collection without a universal appliance amount, Clayton starts inspected pickup at 20 dollars, and Rockdale access requires its current Full Use Tag.
When & how
Arrange with DeKalb after curb placement, call Clayton for inspection, or take an eligible non-refrigerant appliance to Rockdale with residency proof and a current tag. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date. Clayton normally inspects within 24 hours and publishes pickup within one to three working days after payment.
Get it ready
For DeKalb, remove food and secure or remove appliance doors; refrigerators and freezers must be completely empty with doors removed. Confirm refrigerant handling before moving a cooling appliance to any other route.
Rockdale names electronics at its tagged resident center. DeKalb publishes a separate electronics recycling program. The reviewed Clayton pages do not establish a general electronics route.
City cost & eligibility
Confirm the exact device and current terms with DeKalb Solid Waste Management or the Rockdale center. No supported general electronics charge was found in the reviewed Clayton pages.
When & how
Call the serving county before travel. Rockdale electronics use the resident center; a DeKalb device should follow the current electronics program rather than being assumed eligible for a bulky pile.
Get it ready
Remove personal data from computers and phones, keep devices separate from general trash, and confirm televisions, CRT units, batteries and refrigerant appliances individually because exclusions vary.
Eligible DeKalb accounts receive weekly yard-trimmings collection, Clayton offers inspected pickup in unincorporated areas, and Rockdale residents self-haul limited yard loads with a current tag.
City cost & eligibility
Regular DeKalb service terms depend on the account, Clayton inspected pickup starts at 20 dollars, and Rockdale requires a Full Use Tag with current month and eligibility dependent pricing.
When & how
DeKalb runs yard trimmings weekly on the garbage day. Clayton normally inspects after the resident calls. Rockdale accepts up to two qualifying household yard loads per week during center hours. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date. Clayton normally inspects within 24 hours and publishes pickup within one to three working days after payment.
Get it ready
Use the county-specific container and material rules. Keep dirt, concrete, hazardous materials and other nonvegetative waste out of the yard stream.
DeKalb uses approved containers or biodegradable paper bags, Clayton names bags of leaves for inspected pickup, and Rockdale requires all bagged debris to be emptied at the tree area.
City cost & eligibility
The charge follows the county route and account. Confirm DeKalb account terms, Clayton’s inspected estimate, or Rockdale’s current Full Use Tag before preparing the load.
When & how
Use DeKalb’s weekly route where eligible, call Clayton after placement for inspection, or self-haul to Rockdale and empty every bag at the designated area. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date. Clayton normally inspects within 24 hours and publishes pickup within one to three working days after payment.
Get it ready
Do not use plastic bags on DeKalb’s yard route. At Rockdale, empty both paper and plastic bags and remove the bags from the tree-debris area.
Branch limits differ sharply: DeKalb sends tree parts over three inches to special collection, Clayton limits curbside limbs by diameter and length, and Rockdale allows manageable logs but no stumps.
City cost & eligibility
DeKalb oversized tree parts use a separately assessed special collection, Clayton’s inspected estimate starts at 20 dollars, and Rockdale access requires its current Full Use Tag.
When & how
Measure the branches before choosing a route. DeKalb special collection follows assessment and payment; Clayton inspects the curb pile; Rockdale tree debris must arrive before the tree area closes. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date. Clayton normally inspects within 24 hours and publishes pickup within one to three working days after payment.
Get it ready
For Clayton, keep limbs no more than six inches in diameter and ten feet long. At Rockdale, keep logs no longer than four feet and manageable, and leave stumps out.
DeKalb assesses large yard volumes, oversized tree parts and mixed piles as special collections. Clayton estimates each curb pile. Rockdale limits resident yard loads and rejects stumps and mixed demolition material.
City cost & eligibility
From $115 for minimum for a DeKalb general special collection, while oversized tree parts and commingled piles start at 230 dollars and staff assess the final amount. Eligible DeKalb residential accounts; Clayton and Rockdale use their own separate terms and this amount does not apply to those counties.
When & how
For DeKalb, place the material, submit the request, wait for assessment and pay before collection. Clayton inspects after the resident calls. Split a Rockdale load to remain within the weekly household limit. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date. Clayton normally inspects within 24 hours and publishes pickup within one to three working days after payment.
Get it ready
Keep DeKalb tree parts and mixed material separated where possible. Keep Clayton trunks, dirt and concrete out. Keep Rockdale stumps, commercial waste and demolition debris out.
No reviewed county route is approved for contractor-generated yard debris. DeKalb’s official pages conflict, Clayton publishes no reviewed rule, and Rockdale excludes commercial and landscaping or tree-service loads.
City cost & eligibility
Confirm material acceptance and price with the county or a properly authorized commercial facility. The reviewed evidence does not establish a county contractor-debris charge.
When & how
Do not use a regular county yard route. DeKalb’s fee list and rejection language conflict, Clayton publishes no reviewed contractor rule, and Rockdale excludes these loads. Confirm a lawful commercial route before moving material.
Get it ready
Tell the facility who generated the debris and describe the material, volume, stump content and contamination before travel. Keep dirt, concrete and hazardous material separate.
Use the parcel or county lookup for the exact address. An Ellenwood mailing address can be in Clayton, DeKalb, Henry or Rockdale County, and no reviewed route applies across all four.
Place requested bulky or special-collection items neatly at the curb without blocking mailboxes, sidewalks, utilities or drainage. Submit the request after placement and pay any assessed special-collection charge before service. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date.
For an unincorporated Clayton address, place eligible debris at the curb on the county right-of-way, then call Refuse Control so an inspector can review the pile and issue the estimate. Clayton normally inspects within 24 hours and publishes pickup within one to three working days after payment.
The reviewed county pages do not create a universal apartment, private-road or HOA set-out location. Confirm property permission and the serving county’s accessible placement point before moving items from the unit.
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.
County-specific public works routes; verify the county serving the address
DeKalb County bulky collection
Furniture, mattresses, box springs or appliances from an eligible unincorporated DeKalb residential account.
Cost & conditions
The county states that bulky items require a fee but does not publish one universal per-item amount. Submit the item list and confirm the assessed amount before collection.
Arrange it
Place items neatly at the curb, then submit the county request online, by email or in person. Pay any assessed fee before collection. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date.
Only eligible DeKalb accounts can use this route. Tires, hazardous materials, concrete, Bagster bags and liquids are excluded, and weather or holidays may extend the published timeline.
County-specific public works routes; verify the county serving the address
DeKalb County weekly yard-trimmings route
Leaves, grass, small trimmings and qualifying tree parts from an eligible DeKalb account.
Cost & conditions
The current collection page does not publish a standalone yard-route amount. Confirm account eligibility and current terms at 404-294-2900.
Arrange it
Prepare material in approved containers or biodegradable paper bags and have it curbside by 7 a.m. on the weekly garbage day.
Large homeowner volumes and oversized tree parts may require special collection. Professional contractor tree waste is not approved because the official pages conflict. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date.
County-specific public works routes; verify the county serving the address
DeKalb County special collection
A qualifying homeowner-generated DeKalb yard pile that exceeds the regular route, contains oversized tree parts, or is commingled.
Cost & conditions
From $115 for minimum for a general special collection; tree parts over three inches and commingled piles start at 230 dollars, with staff assessing the final amount. Eligible DeKalb residential accounts after an on-site assessment and payment before collection.
Arrange it
Place the separated pile at the curb, submit the special-collection request, wait for the assessment form and pay before pickup.
Professional contractor material is not included because official DeKalb statements conflict. Concrete, hazardous materials, liquids and Bagster bags are refused. DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date.
County-specific public works routes; verify the county serving the address
Clayton County Refuse Control pickup
Furniture, appliances, yard debris, bagged leaves and qualifying limbs from an unincorporated Clayton County address.
Cost & conditions
From $20 for minimum debris pickup charge, increasing in 20-dollar increments based on the inspected curb pile. Unincorporated Clayton County residents after the county inspector provides a free estimate and the resident accepts it.
Arrange it
Place eligible debris at the curb on the county right-of-way, call 770-477-3548, and wait for the estimate, normally within 24 hours. After payment, pickup is published within one to three working days.
Municipal addresses in Clayton County must contact their city. Tree trunks, batteries, shingles, bricks, dirt, concrete, oil, heavy metal and hazardous items are refused.
County-specific public works routes; verify the county serving the address
Rockdale County resident recycling center
Eligible household bulk, furniture, electronics, one mattress set or small yard and woody debris from a Rockdale County resident.
Cost & conditions
From $50 for October 2026 prorated Full Use Tag; the annual standard price is 150 dollars and the current policy publishes separate senior and hardship terms. Rockdale County residents with a current tag and recent proof of residency. Month, discount eligibility and renewal timing change the amount.
Arrange it
Obtain the tag, bring residency documents, then self-haul within the center’s hours and weekly household load limits.
Commercial waste is excluded. Refrigerant appliances, stumps, demolition debris and hazardous material are refused; the tree area closes earlier than the main center.
County-specific public works routes; verify the county serving the address
Seminole Road Landfill self-haul
A confirmed DeKalb household load that is better suited to self-haul than a county collection request.
Cost & conditions
The current county page describes pay-by-weight disposal without publishing one general household-load amount. Call 404-687-4040 for the current gate charge and operating status.
Arrange it
DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date. After service resumes, confirm the material and charge before travel.
This is a DeKalb County route, not a universal option for every Ellenwood address. Confirm residency and exact material. The October 12 resumption was only a weather-dependent plan.
New or gently used furniture under 300 pounds, or a working appliance less than 10 years old and under 300 pounds, subject to ReStore screening.
Cost & conditions
Eligible drop-off and regular ReStore pickup are presented without a charge, while faster partner pickups start at published prices. Confirm item acceptance, pickup coverage and the selected option before arranging it.
Arrange it
Review the exact item list. Eligible goods may be dropped off Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The pickup comparison says regular free appointments are typically available in one to two weeks, while its FAQ says the average is about three weeks and can be longer. Confirm the schedule; crews cannot disassemble furniture or unhook appliances. Paid partner pickup is separate.
All donations are screened and may be declined. Ripped, stained or broken furniture, furniture over 300 pounds, used mattresses and nonworking appliances are excluded. Ellenwood pickup coverage is not asserted.
Confirmed DeKalb household bulky and yard loads, including large items and construction materials under current landfill rules.
DeKalb suspended operations October 10, 2026 and closed Seminole Road Landfill and transfer stations. Normal hours were planned for Monday, October 12 only weather permitting. Recheck the official notice immediately; it does not establish service after that date. After reopening, call to confirm county eligibility, exact material and current gate charge.
Ordinary published hours are Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Those hours do not override the October 10 closure or weather-dependent resumption notice.
The current page describes pay-by-weight pricing without one general household-load amount; call for the gate charge.
Household waste, furnishings, appliances, yard waste and no more than five mattresses per visit from eligible Clayton County residents or businesses.
Bring current Clayton County eligibility proof and separate the load. Mattresses cost 10 dollars each in addition to the dumping fee, maximum five per visit. Asbestos, batteries, hazardous and liquid materials are excluded. Confirm electronics before travel.
Published Monday through Friday 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., with seasonal Saturday closures; confirm current weather and holiday status at 770-473-5470.
From $40 for minimum gate charge for the first 1,000 pounds, with the published rate at 75 dollars per ton; mattresses add 10 dollars each, maximum five per visit. Clayton County residents and business owners who present current proof of eligibility.
Tagged resident loads of furniture, electronics, household bulk, one mattress set per week, and limited small yard or woody debris.
Rockdale residency and a current tag are required for bulk and tree debris. Commercial waste, refrigerant appliances, stumps, demolition debris and hazardous materials are refused.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; closed Sunday, Monday and county holidays. Tree debris closes at 4:30 p.m.
From $50 for October 2026 prorated Full Use Tag; annual and discounted terms depend on month and eligibility. Rockdale County residents with the required tag and current proof of residency.
Screened new or gently used furniture under 300 pounds and working appliances less than 10 years old and under 300 pounds.
Donations may be declined based on quality or inventory. Ripped, stained or broken furniture, furniture over 300 pounds, used mattresses and nonworking appliances are excluded. Drop-off and pickup terms differ.
Store hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; donation drop-off is published through 4:30 p.m. Confirm intake at 404-525-2114.
Eligible drop-off and regular ReStore pickup are presented without a charge; paid partner pickup is separate. Confirm the item and selected arrangement.
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 does an Ellenwood resident choose a bulk-junk route?+
Verify the county serving the address. Eligible DeKalb accounts can request bulky collection after curb placement, unincorporated Clayton residents can request an inspection and estimate, and Rockdale residents with a current tag can self-haul within weekly load limits. The reviewed sources did not establish an exact Henry County route.Official guidance
Where can an Ellenwood resident take a mattress?+
DeKalb names mattresses and box springs in its bulky route, subject to the current suspension notice. Rockdale accepts one mattress set per household per week. Clayton Landfill accepts no more than five mattresses per visit at 10 dollars each in addition to its 40-dollar minimum or 75-dollar-per-ton dumping charge. Habitat does not accept used mattresses.Official guidance
How should an Ellenwood appliance be prepared?+
DeKalb requires appliances to be empty and doors secured or removed, with refrigerator and freezer doors removed. Clayton names appliances for inspected pickup. Rockdale accepts appliances without a Freon compressor and excludes refrigerant appliances.Official guidance
Can electronics go with an Ellenwood bulk load?+
Do not assume they can. Rockdale names electronics at its tagged resident center. DeKalb publishes a separate electronics program, so confirm the device and drop-off terms. The reviewed Clayton pages do not establish a general electronics option.Official guidance
How does yard-debris service work across Ellenwood?+
Eligible DeKalb accounts receive weekly yard-trimmings collection, unincorporated Clayton residents can request inspected pickup, and Rockdale residents with a current tag can bring up to two qualifying yard loads per week. Henry County addresses need direct provider confirmation.Official guidance
What branch sizes do Ellenwood county routes allow?+
Clayton limits pickup limbs to six inches in diameter and ten feet long. DeKalb sends tree parts over three inches, logs and large limbs to prepaid special collection. Rockdale limits logs to manageable pieces no longer than four feet and excludes stumps.Official guidance
