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City collection City crews run a curbside solid waste pickup on the household's weekday route and take furniture, small appliances, small household items, bicycles, fence posts, metal and aluminum and miscellaneous junk, along with cardboard and yard debris. Every utility customer pays the monthly pickup charge for the service. $7.5 per month on the utility account for curbside solid waste pickup, charged to residential customers alongside the separate garbage service, with additional fees possible depending on the load. City of Villa Rica utility customers, since the pickup service is billed to residential utility accounts rather than booked per item.
City collection Household garbage is a separate contracted service rather than part of curbside pickup. The city contracts with GFL Environmental, every residential account gets a marked 95 gallon cart, and only garbage inside the cart is collected. $19.89 per month for the first garbage cart under the city utility rates effective 8-01-2026, with each additional cart at $10.88 and a low income senior first cart at $14.93. Residential customers inside the Villa Rica city limits on a city utility account, with the cart supplied by the city and extra carts arranged through customer service.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Villa Rica runs a curbside pickup programme alongside the garbage contract. Every utility customer pays a monthly solid waste pickup charge, and city crews take limbs under 10 inches, bagged clippings and leaves, plant material, cardboard, furniture, small appliances, small household items, bicycles, fence posts, metal and miscellaneous junk from the curb. Household garbage is a different service: the city contracts with GFL Environmental, every residential account gets a marked 95 gallon cart, and only what is inside the cart is collected. The refused list is the part worth reading twice, because tires and car parts, batteries, paint cans, roofing shingles, stumps and trees, hazardous materials, rocks and dirt, and anything a contractor removed are all outside the curbside programme. Tires sit outside the city programme and go to the county transfer station in Carrollton, which charges by tire size and refuses tires with rims, while yard debris can also go there on its own per ton rate.
Furniture, small appliances and household junk at the curb
Accepted with preparation
City crews run a curbside solid waste pickup on the household's weekday route and take furniture, small appliances, small household items, bicycles, fence posts, metal and aluminum and miscellaneous junk, along with cardboard and yard debris. Every utility customer pays the monthly pickup charge for the service.
City cost & eligibility
$7.5 per month on the utility account for curbside solid waste pickup, charged to residential customers alongside the separate garbage service, with additional fees possible depending on the load. City of Villa Rica utility customers, since the pickup service is billed to residential utility accounts rather than booked per item.
When & how
Crews collect on the household's weekday route, and the city publishes a route map for each weekday with A and B routes so a resident can check which day applies before setting anything out.
Get it ready
Keep the pile to the material on the taken list: limbs under 10 inches in diameter, bagged clippings and leaves, plant material, cardboard, furniture, small appliances, small household items, bicycles, fence posts and metal. Anything over 500 pounds, any stump or tree, tires and car parts, batteries, paint cans, crossties and creosote treated wood, roofing shingles, rocks and dirt, petroleum products, hazardous materials and anything a contractor removed or that did not originate on the property is refused, so those loads need another route.
Household garbage is a separate contracted service rather than part of curbside pickup. The city contracts with GFL Environmental, every residential account gets a marked 95 gallon cart, and only garbage inside the cart is collected.
City cost & eligibility
$19.89 per month for the first garbage cart under the city utility rates effective 8-01-2026, with each additional cart at $10.88 and a low income senior first cart at $14.93. Residential customers inside the Villa Rica city limits on a city utility account, with the cart supplied by the city and extra carts arranged through customer service.
When & how
Garbage is collected weekly on the address route, with the cart at the curb the night before. Good Friday, Memorial Day, Independence Day and Labor Day keep the normal schedule, while Thanksgiving Day and the day after, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, and New Year's Day delay the Thursday and Friday routes by one day.
Get it ready
Bag the garbage inside the cart and close the lid, because the hauler takes only what is in the cart, and keep the cart at least six feet from the mailbox and other structures. Ask customer service for a second cart rather than setting bags beside the first one, since loose material at the curb is not collected.
Yard material from the property's own maintenance is part of the curbside pickup programme: limbs under 10 inches in diameter, bagged lawn clippings and leaves, and plant material. Stumps, whole trees and any load a contractor removed are not collected.
City cost & eligibility
$7.5 per month on the utility account for the same curbside solid waste pickup service that carries yard material, with the county transfer station taking separated yard debris and limbs at $54.00 per ton and a $25.00 minimum up to 800 pounds as the alternative. City utility customers for the curbside route, and any haul-your-own customer at the Carroll County transfer station, where yard debris and limbs have to be separated from all other waste.
When & how
Yard material goes out with the household's regular curbside pickup route, and the county transfer station takes separated yard debris Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. with the gate closing at 3:45 p.m.
Get it ready
Cut limbs to under 10 inches in diameter and bag the clippings and leaves, because loose material and oversize wood are outside the programme. Stumps and whole trees are refused at the curb and cannot be mixed into a county load that also carries household waste, since the transfer station requires limbs and yard debris separated from everything else.
Cardboard is named on the city's curbside taken list, so boxes from a household move or a delivery pile go out with the same pickup as furniture and yard material.
City cost & eligibility
$7.5 per month on the utility account for the curbside solid waste pickup service that includes cardboard, since the city does not bill cardboard separately. City utility customers on the curbside route, with the boxes coming from the property rather than from a business or a contractor.
When & how
Cardboard goes out on the household's curbside pickup route on the day the route map shows for the address.
Get it ready
Flatten and stack the boxes so the pile stays manageable and dry, keep them out of the garbage cart because the hauler takes only what is inside the 95 gallon cart, and keep any packing material that is not cardboard, such as foam or plastic wrap, out of the pile since only the named materials are collected.
Tires are refused at the curb as tires and car parts, so the route is the Carroll County transfer station, which charges by tire size and will not take a tire that still has its rim.
City cost & eligibility
$8 per tire 17 inches and smaller at the Carroll County transfer station, with tires 18 inches and larger at $20.00 each. Households hauling their own tires to the transfer station, where tires with rims are refused and the station takes household refuse at $70.00 per ton with a $25.00 minimum up to 800 pounds.
When & how
The transfer station at 439 Simonton Mill Rd in Carrollton is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., the gate closes at 3:45 p.m. and the site is closed on Sunday.
Get it ready
Take the tires off the rims before the trip, because the station refuses a tire with its rim on, and keep tires out of the curbside pile and out of the garbage cart. Card payment adds a three percent charge at the gate, and any other waste in the load is weighed separately.
Batteries, paint cans, household hazardous waste, crossties and creosote treated wood, roofing shingles, appliances that hold refrigerant, rocks and dirt, and contractor material are refused on both the city curb and the county route.
City cost & eligibility
Villa Rica has no published route for these materials: the city refuses batteries, paint cans, hazardous materials, crossties and creosote treated wood, roofing shingles, petroleum products, rocks and dirt and contractor material at the curb, and the county transfer station refuses batteries, refrigerant items, hazardous materials, liquids, metal, dirt and concrete tear out. Metal and refrigerant appliances instead go to a convenience centre recycling container or to SLM Recycling, so confirm the correct route with the county on 770-832-1233 before moving any of these items.
When & how
Confirm the route before moving the material, since the published city and county lists both exclude it and metal or refrigerant appliances take a separate county channel.
Get it ready
Keep these items out of the curbside pile and out of a transfer station load so the rest of the load is not refused, and keep hazardous products in their original containers while the correct route is confirmed. Batteries never go in the garbage cart because they are refused by the hauler and by the county.
Villa Rica collects curbside material on weekday routes, and the city publishes a route map for each weekday with an A route and a B route so a household can check its own day before the pile goes out. Garbage runs on its own weekly schedule in the city issued 95 gallon cart, and the cart goes to the curb the night before with at least six feet of clearance from mailboxes and other structures.
Curbside crews take limbs under 10 inches in diameter, bagged clippings and leaves, plant material, cardboard, furniture, small appliances, small household items, bicycles, fence posts, metal and miscellaneous junk. A single item over 500 pounds is refused, stumps and trees are refused, and so are tires and car parts, batteries, paint cans, crossties and creosote treated wood, roofing shingles, rocks and dirt, petroleum products, hazardous materials, and any material a contractor removed or that did not originate on the property. Ask customer service on 678-785-1000 when a load sits near one of those lines.
Anything the curb refuses can go to the Carroll County transfer station at 439 Simonton Mill Rd in Carrollton, open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. with the gate closing at 3:45 and the site closed on Sunday. Household refuse is charged by the ton with a minimum for small loads, yard debris and limbs have their own per ton rate and must be separated from everything else, tires are charged per tire by size with rims refused, and card payments carry a three percent charge. Metal and refrigerant appliances take a different county channel, going to a convenience centre recycling container or to SLM Recycling.
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 Villa Rica Public Works curbside solid waste pickup, with GFL Environmental for garbage and Carroll County Solid Waste for the transfer station
Put household material out with the city pickup
A Villa Rica utility customer with furniture, small appliances, small household items, cardboard or yard material from their own property.
Cost & conditions
$7.5 per month on the utility account for the curbside solid waste pickup service, which every residential utility customer pays alongside the separate garbage charge. City of Villa Rica residential utility customers, with material generated on the property rather than by a contractor or a business.
Arrange it
Check the weekday route map for the address, flatten cardboard, bag clippings and leaves, cut limbs to under 10 inches, and set the material out for the route day.
Household garbage stays out of this pile because it belongs in the 95 gallon cart, and a single item over 500 pounds, stumps and trees, tires and car parts, batteries, paint, shingles, rocks and dirt, hazardous material and contractor debris are all refused.
City of Villa Rica Public Works curbside solid waste pickup, with GFL Environmental for garbage and Carroll County Solid Waste for the transfer station
Haul tires and heavy loads to the county transfer station
A household with tires, a heavy load or yard debris that the curbside programme refuses.
Cost & conditions
From $8 per tire 17 inches and smaller, with tires 18 inches and larger at $20.00 each, household refuse at $70.00 per ton with a $25.00 minimum up to 800 pounds, and yard debris and limbs at $54.00 per ton with the same minimum. Any household hauling its own material to the county transfer station, with tires accepted only off the rim.
Arrange it
Load and secure the material, separate yard debris and limbs from everything else, and check in at 439 Simonton Mill Rd in Carrollton during the Monday through Saturday window before the gate closes at 3:45 p.m.
Tires with rims are refused, batteries, liquids, hazardous materials, refrigerant items, metal and concrete tear out are refused, construction material such as lumber or pallets over four feet is refused, and card payments carry a three percent charge.
City of Villa Rica Public Works curbside solid waste pickup, with GFL Environmental for garbage and Carroll County Solid Waste for the transfer station
Use a Carroll County convenience centre
A household with recyclables, bagged household garbage, furniture or scrap metal and no charge to pay at the gate.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Any household using one of the ten county convenience centres, which take recyclables, household garbage, furniture and metal at no charge.
Arrange it
Take the material to the convenience centre for the address and separate the recyclables from the garbage and furniture before arrival.
Appliances designed to hold a refrigerant are not accepted at the centres, and metal and refrigerant appliances instead go to a centre recycling container or to SLM Recycling.
County transfer station taking refuse, separated yard debris and tires
Carroll County Solid Waste Transfer Station
439 Simonton Mill Rd, Carrollton, GA 30117
Household and commercial refuse by weight, yard debris and limbs kept separate from other material, and tires off the rim by size.
Tires are refused with rims on, and the station refuses asbestos, batteries, bio medical waste, dead animals, appliances and other items holding refrigerant, liquids, metal, sludge, dirt and concrete tear out, hazardous materials and any container that previously held hazardous material, and construction material such as lumber or pallets longer than four feet. Metal and refrigerant appliances go to a convenience centre or SLM Recycling instead, no cutting is allowed on site, and card payments carry a three percent charge.
Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m., with the gate closing at 3:45 p.m., and closed on Sunday
From $8 per tire 17 inches and smaller, with tires 18 inches and larger at $20.00 each, household refuse at $70.00 per ton with a $25.00 minimum up to 800 pounds, and yard debris and limbs at $54.00 per ton with the same minimum. Any customer hauling their own material to the county transfer station, with tires accepted only when they are off the rim.
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 will Villa Rica crews take at the curb?+
Limbs under 10 inches in diameter, bagged lawn clippings and leaves, plant material, cardboard, furniture, small appliances, small household items, bicycles, fence posts, metal and aluminum and miscellaneous junk items. Everything else is on the refused list, which covers household garbage, automobiles, boats and trailers, tires and car parts, batteries, paint cans, crossties and creosote treated wood, roofing shingles, items over 500 pounds, stumps and trees, hazardous materials, contractor material, petroleum products and rocks and dirt.Official guidance
Will Villa Rica take tree limbs and leaves from the curb?+
Yes, when the material comes from the property's own maintenance: limbs smaller than 10 inches in diameter, bagged lawn clippings and leaves, and plant material are all on the curbside taken list. Stumps and trees are refused, and so is material a contractor removed, which the city leaves to whoever generated it. A haul-your-own load can go to the Carroll County transfer station, where yard debris and limbs are charged per ton and have to be separated from other waste.Official guidance
Does Villa Rica collect cardboard at the curb?+
Yes. Cardboard is on the list of material city crews pick up at the curb as part of the monthly solid waste pickup service, along with furniture, small appliances, metal, bicycles and yard material. Flatten the boxes and keep them out of the garbage cart, because the hauler only collects garbage that is inside the 95 gallon cart.Official guidance
Where do Villa Rica tires go and what do they cost?+
Tires and car parts are refused in the curbside pickup, so they go to the Carroll County transfer station at 439 Simonton Mill Rd in Carrollton, where a tire 17 inches and smaller is charged per tire and a tire 18 inches and larger is charged at a higher per tire rate. Tires with rims are not accepted, and the station is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. with the gate closing at 3:45 p.m.Official guidance
Who handles waste in Villa Rica?+
The city handles curbside solid waste pickup through Public Works and contracts with GFL Environmental for residential garbage inside the city limits, with customer service on 678-785-1000. Carroll County Solid Waste runs the transfer station at 439 Simonton Mill Rd in Carrollton and the county's ten convenience centres, on 770-832-1233. Tires, batteries, paint cans, hazardous materials and other material the curb refuses go on the county route rather than the city one.Official guidance
What does clearing a house cost in Villa Rica?+
Curbside pickup is billed to every residential utility account as a monthly solid waste charge, and furniture, small appliances, household items, cardboard and yard material from the property go out on that service with no per item fee. Garbage is a separate monthly charge for the 95 gallon cart. Anything the curb refuses is priced at the county gate, where refuse and separated yard debris are charged by the ton with a minimum for small loads and tires are charged per tire by size. Dropcurb prices a booking separately with the total shown before payment.Official guidance
What will Villa Rica not take at the curb?+
Household garbage goes in the 95 gallon cart rather than the pickup pile, and the curbside programme refuses automobiles, boats and trailers, tires and car parts, batteries, paint cans, crossties and creosote treated wood, roofing shingles, items over 500 pounds, stumps and trees, hazardous materials, contractor material, petroleum products, and rocks and dirt. Tires go to the county transfer station, and the county directs metal and refrigerant appliances to a convenience centre recycling container or to SLM Recycling.Official guidance
