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City collection Fayetteville collects bulk waste and yard waste together on Tuesday every other week, and only for households that booked the pickup. Furniture, mattresses, box springs, appliances, televisions and extra household material are on the list the city publishes for the service. No charge. Single family homes inside the city limits, on the GFL contract the city holds. The service is booked rather than automatic, and no per item charge is published for it.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are named on the acceptable bulk list the city publishes for its appointment service, and the county transfer station prices them separately for anyone who would rather haul the set. No charge. Single family homes inside the city limits using the booked bulk and yard waste service, with no per item charge published. A mattress taken to the county transfer station instead costs $20 each.
City collection White goods are on the bulk list, but a unit that holds refrigerant is refused unless it has been tagged by a licensed electrician, which is the one condition that decides whether the set out happens at all. No charge. Single family homes inside the city limits using the booked bulk service, with no per item charge published. The electrician's tag is required before a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioning unit can be collected.
City collection Fayetteville collects bulk waste and yard waste together on Tuesday every other week, and only for households that booked the pickup. Furniture, mattresses, box springs, appliances, televisions and extra household material are on the list the city publishes for the service. No charge. Single family homes inside the city limits, on the GFL contract the city holds. The service is booked rather than automatic, and no per item charge is published for it.
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?
Fayetteville runs curbside collection through a single contractor and keeps its large item service on an appointment. Garbage and recycling are collected once a week on a Wednesday or Thursday depending on the street, recycling every other week, and the city answers 770-460-4237 to say which day a street sits on. Bulk waste and yard waste together run on Tuesday every other week, and nothing is picked up unless the household has booked it: the request has to reach the city by 3pm on Monday, the day before. Two refusals are local rather than generic. Glass is not taken at all, and refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units are refused unless a licensed electrician has tagged the unit as safe for handling. Anything the city cannot take, and anything a household would rather haul itself, goes to the Fayette County Transfer Station on First Manassas Mile Road, where a load up to two cubic yards is a flat rate, mattresses and tires are priced each, electronics are priced each, and the recycling there takes metal only.
Fayetteville collects bulk waste and yard waste together on Tuesday every other week, and only for households that booked the pickup. Furniture, mattresses, box springs, appliances, televisions and extra household material are on the list the city publishes for the service.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Single family homes inside the city limits, on the GFL contract the city holds. The service is booked rather than automatic, and no per item charge is published for it.
When & how
Book the pickup by email to bulkwaste@fayetteville-ga.gov, through the online request or by calling 770-460-4237 before 3 p.m. on Monday, the day before the Tuesday collection. The city notes that the late 2026 schedule has been corrected to 6 and 20 October, 3 and 17 November and 1, 15 and 29 December.
Get it ready
Put the load at the curb for the booked Tuesday and follow the placement guidelines, because a household that does not is not serviced. Glass is refused outright, and a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioning unit is only taken when a licensed electrician has tagged it as safe for handling and disposal. Keep fuel containing items, household chemicals, pool chemicals, oil, antifreeze, automotive filters, batteries, cooking oils and paint out of the load.
Mattresses and box springs are named on the acceptable bulk list the city publishes for its appointment service, and the county transfer station prices them separately for anyone who would rather haul the set.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Single family homes inside the city limits using the booked bulk and yard waste service, with no per item charge published. A mattress taken to the county transfer station instead costs $20 each.
When & how
Book the Tuesday pickup before 3 p.m. on Monday, or take the set to the county transfer station on First Manassas Mile Road, open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday.
Get it ready
Keep the set dry and put it at the curb for the booked day under the placement guidelines. The contractor's list carries a note that accepted items vary by location, so confirm a specific set with the city or the local branch on 770-460-4237 if there is any doubt.
White goods are on the bulk list, but a unit that holds refrigerant is refused unless it has been tagged by a licensed electrician, which is the one condition that decides whether the set out happens at all.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Single family homes inside the city limits using the booked bulk service, with no per item charge published. The electrician's tag is required before a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioning unit can be collected.
When & how
Arrange the licensed electrician and the tag first, then book the Tuesday pickup before 3 p.m. on Monday and put the unit at the curb with the load.
Get it ready
Keep the unit off the curb until the tag is attached, because the city states that cooling appliances are no longer accepted without it. Empty the unit and secure the doors, and keep it out of the recycling cart and off a load of yard waste.
Electronics have a priced route at the county transfer station, which takes them for a fee each, and the bulk list the city publishes names televisions among acceptable items for the appointment service.
City cost & eligibility
From $15 per electronics item at the Fayette County Transfer Station. Anyone bringing electronics to the county transfer station on First Manassas Mile Road, which is operated by Amwaste and does not limit this stream to county residents the way its metal recycling does. The city's own bulk service also lists televisions among the acceptable items it publishes.
When & how
Take the device to the county transfer station, open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday with holiday hours that may apply, or book the city's Tuesday bulk pickup before 3 p.m. on Monday.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover, keep electronics out of the recycling cart and off a yard waste load, and confirm a specific device with the city on 770-460-4237 if it is going out with the bulk pickup, because the contractor's list notes that accepted items vary by location. Fluorescent bulbs have their own route and can be taken to the Home Depot customer service desk in the Fayette Pavilion store.
Cardboard rides the city's curbside recycling, which runs every other week through the contractor, and every box has to be flattened. The county transfer station is not an alternative for it, because the recycling there takes metal only.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households inside the city limits on the GFL collection contract, with recycling included in the weekly service and no separate charge published for the material.
When & how
Put the recycling cart out on the household's Wednesday or Thursday collection day in the correct every other week cycle, and confirm the street's day with the city on 770-460-4237 if it is unclear.
Get it ready
Flatten every box, because the contractor requires it, and keep the material clean and dry. Corrugated cardboard, shipping boxes, cereal and dry food boxes, shoe boxes, tissue boxes, moving boxes, detergent boxes, soda and beer cartons and paper towel or toilet tissue rolls are the accepted cardboard, while grease soaked board is contamination. The county transfer station refuses cardboard in its metal only recycling, so it is not the place to take a board load.
Yard waste rides the same appointment service as bulk waste: Tuesday every other week, booked ahead, for single family homes.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Single family homes inside the city limits on the city's contract, with no per item charge published for the booked yard waste collection. A load taken to the county transfer station instead is charged $15 per vehicle up to two cubic yards, or $43 a ton on the scale above that.
When & how
Book the yard waste collection before 3 p.m. on Monday for the Tuesday run, using the same email address, online request or phone number as the bulk pickup.
Get it ready
Follow the contractor's organics list for what the programme takes and keep the pile within the placement guidelines, because a household that does not follow them is not serviced. Keep glass out of it.
Nothing is collected without a booking made by 3pm Monday
Bulk waste and yard waste run on Tuesday every other week and only by appointment. The request has to reach the city by 3 p.m. on Monday, the day before the pickup, by email to bulkwaste@fayetteville-ga.gov, through the online request or by calling 770-460-4237. The city also records a correction to the late 2026 schedule, which now runs on 6 and 20 October, 3 and 17 November and 1, 15 and 29 December.
No glass, and no cooling appliance without an electrician's tag
Two refusals are specific to this city. Glass is not accepted at all, and refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units are refused because of potential contaminants unless a licensed electrician has properly tagged the unit confirming it is safe for handling and disposal. Fuel containing items, household chemicals, pool chemicals, oil, antifreeze, automotive filters, batteries, cooking oils and paint are refused too.
Follow the placement rules and the recycling cycle
Garbage and recycling are collected on the household's Wednesday or Thursday day, and recycling runs every other week. Placement guidelines apply to every container and a household that breaks them is not serviced. In a holiday week the schedule for customers on or after the holiday moves one day.
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 Fayetteville with GFL Environmental for curbside collection and the Fayette County Transfer Station operated by Amwaste for self haul
Book the city bulk and yard waste pickup
A single family home inside the city limits with furniture, a mattress, an appliance, a television or a pile of yard waste.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Single family homes inside the city limits on the city's GFL contract, with no per item charge published for the booked collection.
Arrange it
Book before 3 p.m. on Monday by email to bulkwaste@fayetteville-ga.gov, through the online request or on 770-460-4237, then put the load at the curb for the Tuesday run under the placement guidelines.
Glass is refused, cooling appliances need a licensed electrician's tag, fuel containing items, chemicals, oil, antifreeze, batteries, cooking oils and paint are refused, and an unbooked pile is not collected.
City of Fayetteville with GFL Environmental for curbside collection and the Fayette County Transfer Station operated by Amwaste for self haul
Self haul to the Fayette County Transfer Station
A household with a load up to two cubic yards, or with electronics, a mattress or tires that the city route will not take.
Cost & conditions
From $15 per vehicle for a residential load up to two cubic yards at the transfer station, with green waste at the same rate, electronics at $15 each, mattresses and tires at $20 each and larger loads charged $48 a ton on the scale. Households bringing a load to the Fayette County Transfer Station at 211 First Manassas Mile Road in Fayetteville. The metal recycling there is restricted to Fayette County residents, and material has to be clean and uncontaminated.
Arrange it
Drive to 211 First Manassas Mile Road, open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday with holiday hours that may apply, and call 770-567-1733 with a question about a load.
Tires on rims are refused, the recycling takes metal only with plastic, glass, paper, styrofoam and cardboard refused, and loads over two cubic yards move to the per ton scale rate with a one ton minimum.
City of Fayetteville with GFL Environmental for curbside collection and the Fayette County Transfer Station operated by Amwaste for self haul
Use the every other week recycling cart
A household inside the city limits with flattened cardboard, paper, cans, plastics or glass-free recyclables.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Households inside the city limits on the city's collection contract, with recycling included in the weekly service and no separate charge published for the material.
Arrange it
Put the cart out on the household's Wednesday or Thursday day in the correct every other week cycle, with every box flattened.
Glass is not accepted by the city, the contractor notes that accepted items vary by location, and styrofoam, window glass and mirrors are refused.
211 First Manassas Mile Road, Fayetteville, GA 30214
Municipal solid waste at a residential flat rate up to two cubic yards, green waste at the same flat rate, larger loads on the scale, tires without rims at $20 each, mattresses at $20 each and electronics at $15 each, plus metal only recycling for Fayette County residents.
Tires on rims are refused, the recycling takes metal only and refuses plastic, glass, paper, styrofoam and cardboard, recycled material has to be clean and uncontaminated, and loads over two cubic yards move to the per ton scale rate with a one ton minimum for commercial customers and flat rate customers.
7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday, with holiday hours that may apply. Phone 770-567-1733.
From $15 per vehicle for a residential load up to two cubic yards, with green waste at the same rate, electronics at $15 each, mattresses and tires at $20 each and larger loads at $48 a ton plus fees on the scale. Households and businesses bringing a load to the transfer station, which is operated by Amwaste. The metal recycling is restricted to Fayette County residents, and the station takes questions on customercare@amwasteusa.com.
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 with the Fayetteville bulk pickup?+
The acceptable bulk list the city publishes names excess household trash, cardboard broken down flat, mattresses, box springs, bicycles, toys, car seats, grills without propane tanks or hot ashes, televisions, white goods, furniture fixtures without fluorescent lights, sofas, chairs and tables. Glass is refused, cooling appliances need a licensed electrician's tag, and fuel containing items, household chemicals, pool chemicals, oil, antifreeze, automotive filters, batteries, cooking oils and paint are refused too.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Fayetteville?+
Book the bulk pickup. Mattresses and box springs are named on the acceptable bulk list the city publishes, and the service runs on Tuesday every other week for single family homes that book it by 3 p.m. on the Monday before, by email to bulkwaste@fayetteville-ga.gov, through the online request or on 770-460-4237. The other route is the county transfer station on First Manassas Mile Road, which prices a mattress by the piece and is open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday.Official guidance
Where do old televisions and computers go in Fayetteville?+
Two routes. The Fayette County Transfer Station on First Manassas Mile Road charges a fee for each electronics item and is open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday, on 770-567-1733. The city's own bulk service also lists televisions among the acceptable items it publishes, and that pickup runs on Tuesday every other week by appointment, booked by 3 p.m. on the Monday before through bulkwaste@fayetteville-ga.gov, the online request or 770-460-4237. Wipe personal data before handover.Official guidance
Where does cardboard go in Fayetteville?+
In the curbside recycling cart, flattened. Recycling runs every other week on the household's Wednesday or Thursday collection day through the city's contractor, and the accepted cardboard covers corrugated, shipping, cereal and dry food boxes, shoe boxes, tissue boxes, moving boxes, detergent boxes, soda and beer cartons and paper towel or toilet tissue rolls, all of which must be flattened. The Fayette County Transfer Station is not an option for cardboard, because the recycling there is metal only and lists cardboard among the refused materials.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Fayetteville?+
The City of Fayetteville contracts with GFL, formerly Waste Industries, for solid waste and recyclables from single family houses and duplex residential units inside the city limits, and for bulk and yard waste pickup from single family homes. Garbage and recycling run on a Wednesday or Thursday depending on the street, recycling every other week, and the city answers 770-460-4237 to say which day a street sits on.Official guidance
How do I book a bulk pickup in Fayetteville?+
Book it before 3 p.m. on Monday. Bulk waste and yard waste are collected together on Tuesday every other week by appointment only, and the request goes by email to bulkwaste@fayetteville-ga.gov, through the online request, or by calling 770-460-4237 by 3 p.m. the day before. Furniture, mattresses, box springs, appliances, televisions and extra household material are on the list the city publishes, and the city has corrected the late 2026 schedule to 6 and 20 October, 3 and 17 November and 1, 15 and 29 December.Official guidance
What will Fayetteville not take?+
Glass is refused outright. Refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units are refused because of potential contaminants unless a licensed electrician has properly tagged the unit confirming it is safe for handling and disposal. Fuel containing items such as lawn mowers and propane tanks, household chemicals, pool chemicals, oil, antifreeze, automotive filters, batteries, cooking oils and paint are refused as well, and a household that does not follow the placement guidelines is not serviced at all.Official guidance
What does the county transfer station charge?+
A residential load up to two cubic yards is a flat fifteen dollars per vehicle, and green waste costs the same at that size, while larger loads move to the scale at $48 a ton plus fees with a one ton minimum. Tires without rims and mattresses are twenty dollars each, and electronics are fifteen dollars each. The station is at 211 First Manassas Mile Road in Fayetteville, open 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday with holiday hours that may apply, on 770-567-1733, and its recycling takes metal only for Fayette County residents.Official guidance
Can I take cardboard to the county transfer station?+
No. The recycling at the Fayette County Transfer Station is metal only and restricted to Fayette County residents, and the refused materials list names plastic, glass, paper, styrofoam and cardboard. Cardboard belongs in the city's curbside recycling cart, which runs every other week on the household's Wednesday or Thursday collection day, with every box flattened and the material kept clean and dry.Official guidance
