Same-Day Curbside Junk Removal in Troy

Box springs and any size mattress for $94 flat, curbside, same-day. Tringali does accept mattresses on the regular collection day under Troy's two-bulk-items-per-week cap, but only on your assigned Monday–Thursday route. If your timeline is tighter than that, curb it and we disappear it.

Sectionals, recliners, loveseats, sleeper sofas — $79 flat, curbside, no disassembly. Tringali picks up couches on your regular collection day, but only one of the two weekly bulk items, only between 5 p.m. the night before and 7 a.m. the morning of, and only under the 250-lb single-item cap. Dropcurb fills the gap when the schedule or the cap doesn't fit.

Dressers, desks, dining tables, bookshelves, bed frames, entertainment centers — one item or a full clearout. $79 curbside, same-day, transparent per-item pricing from the Big Beaver corridor to Northfield Hills.

Fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, AC units picked up curbside same-day. Troy requires fridge and freezer doors removed and set beside the unit before Tringali will load it; we route refrigerated units through compliant recyclers as part of the $134 flat price, with the $25 recycling fee baked in.

TV removal in Troy starts at $99 with Dropcurb, all-in, and you can book online in about 60 seconds, set the TV at the curb, and get same-day pickup with text-and-photo confirmation when it's loaded. The City of Troy's residential refuse contract with Tringali Sanitation does not collect televisions, computer monitors, CPUs, printers, radios, cell phones, copy machines, scanners, fax machines, video game systems, or routers curbside — the city's Recycling page is explicit about it. The only city-sanctioned route is the SOCRRA Recycling Drop-off Center at 995 Coolidge Highway, between 14 Mile and Maple, across from Meijer — and since the post-pandemic transition, SOCRRA is appointment only with no walk-ins (248-288-5150 or online booking), ID required to verify Troy residency, no access after 3 p.m., closed for six federal holidays. Madison Heights Transfer Station, the historical Oakland County backup, is closed until further notice. The two SOCRRA contractor walk-in alternatives sit outside Troy: Ecycle Detroit at 29699 Southfield Road in Southfield (248-233-4477) and ERG Environmental Services at 13040 Merriman Road in Livonia (734-437-9650, Mon–Fri). Both are free to SOCRRA-community residents with ID, but each is a 15-plus-minute drive each way. SOCRRA does not offer data wiping — that's on the resident before drop-off. The SOCRRA Transfer Station next door at 991 Coolidge accepts general MSW at $75 per ton with a $50 minimum, but Michigan EGLE keeps cathode-ray TVs and lead-bearing monitors out of MSW landfills entirely, so the hopper won't take a TV regardless. For private haulers, 1-800-GOT-JUNK's Detroit-metro franchise covers Troy at a $150+ minimum with a required on-site estimate; College Hunks Royal Oak / Troy runs $150–$800+ volume-based; Junk King Detroit's franchise floor is $389+; Junkluggers Metro Detroit runs $200–$600+. Dropcurb keeps TV removal in Troy simple: $99 curbside, $20 e-waste recycling fee baked in, no SOCRRA appointment, no Coolidge or Southfield or Livonia drive, no in-home estimate.

Construction debris in Troy hits a wall the bulk-furniture lane never sees. The City of Troy contracts Tringali Sanitation at (248) 585-9120 for residential curbside refuse, recycling, and bulk pickup, with Monday-through-Thursday collection starting at 7 a.m. and the set-out window from 5 p.m. the prior evening through 7 a.m. on the route day (per troymi.gov / Refuse). The bulk lane runs without an appointment on the resident's regular collection day, capped at two large items per week, no single item over 250 pounds, and a weekly curbside ceiling of two cubic yards or roughly fifteen bags — generous for couches, mattresses, dressers, and appliances with the fridge and freezer doors removed and set beside the unit. But the city's banned-items list is explicit: remodeling and construction debris, concrete, stone, tile, masonry, dirt, sand, and scrap lumber are not accepted at the curb under any circumstance (same source). Drywall sheets from a Northfield Hills kitchen refresh, the broken vanity slab from a Charnwood bathroom tear-out, the scrap lumber stack from a Raintree Village deck rebuild, the asphalt-shingle tear-off from a Troy Corners re-roof, the concrete from a Big Beaver / Somerset corridor driveway saw-cut — set any of it next to the Tringali cart on collection day and the truck leaves it at the curb. Tringali does not run a separate municipal C&D lane on the route either; over-cap pickups require calling 248-585-9120 for a paid quote, and the rep is not going to quote drywall regardless. There is no curbside construction-debris lane in Troy. The closest self-haul outlet is SOCRRA's Transfer Station at 991 Coolidge Highway, Troy 48084 — between 14 Mile and Maple, across from Meijer — at $75 per ton with a $50 minimum, effective July 1, 2025 (per SOCRRA / Locations, Hours, and Rates). Hand-unload hours are narrow and weekday-front-loaded: Monday through Friday 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. SOCRRA accepts no yard waste, brush, branches, or woody material on this lane. Madison Heights Transfer Station, the historical second outlet many Oakland County residents leaned on, is closed until further notice — concentrating every walk-in self-haul load onto the one Coolidge Highway block. The next-nearest large MSW and C&D landfills both sit well outside Troy: Eagle Valley Recycle and Disposal Facility (Waste Management) at 1099 W. Brown Road, Orion Township 48359 is about 12 miles north via Adams and Joslyn, and Pine Tree Acres Landfill (Waste Management) at 15800 28 Mile Road, Lenox Township 48050 is about 25 miles northeast via M-59 and I-94. Per-ton gate fees at both are quoted at the scale house. For anything bigger than a pickup load, the in-market roll-off lane is Waste Management, Bin There Dump That – Metro Detroit, Priority Waste, Premier Disposal, and Bagster — all of whom service Troy ZIPs 48083, 48084, 48085, and 48098 with a 10- to 20-yard container, a one-week rental window, and a single haul-and-tip on the back end. Container pricing is quoted by load size and weight at booking; contact the providers directly for current Troy rates. The national full-service tier does not solve the problem either. 1-800-GOT-JUNK's Detroit-metro franchise covers Troy from a $150-plus minimum on a required on-site estimate, with no published online price, and a half-truck of drywall pushes the floor well above $300 (per 1800gotjunk.com). College Hunks Hauling Junk runs a Royal Oak / Troy franchise at $150 to $800-plus, volume-based, with an in-home walkthrough required and no online quote (per collegehunkshaulingjunk.com). Junk King's Detroit franchise carries a $389-plus minimum with ranges-only published pricing, on-site estimate, and light construction listed as a stated vertical (per junk-king.com). Junkluggers of Metro Detroit covers Troy at $200 to $600-plus, volume-based, donation-routed, with no online pricing — donation routing makes a C&D load a marginal fit (per junkluggers.com). Stand Up Guys is Southeast-US only and does not operate a Michigan service area. The local independent tier — Able Junk Removal & Dumpsters out of Bloomfield Township with 32-plus years serving Troy and an in-house dumpster lane for C&D loads (per ablejunk.com / Troy), Property Cleanout Michigan with a free-on-site-estimate model that advertises construction-debris pickups (per propertycleanoutmi.com / Troy), Redford Junk Removal on the office and commercial side (per redfordjunkremoval.com / Troy), UrbanVanMan on residential hauling (per urbxnvm.com / Troy), and TJ's Concrete Disposal as a broker-style network specifically for construction debris in Troy (per tjsconcretedisposal.com / Troy) — quotes light-construction loads roughly $70 to $350 by phone, sometimes the cheapest single line in Oakland County, but with no online booking, no insurance trail, no published per-item rate, and no photo confirmation when the apron is clear. Dropcurb does not haul construction debris. We do not take drywall, concrete, stone, tile, masonry, brick, dirt, sand, scrap lumber, rebar, or asphalt shingles — those still route through the SOCRRA Transfer Station inside the Monday-through-Saturday hand-unload window, a roll-off from one of the in-market providers, a self-haul run to Eagle Valley or Pine Tree Acres, or a national franchise willing to absorb a C&D-loaded truck. Where Dropcurb fits a Troy remodel cleanout is the soft fraction the dumpster did not need: the old kitchen cabinets pulled off the wall in a Northfield Hills refresh and staged at the curb ($79 each), the vanity carcass from a Charnwood bathroom redo ($79), the dead fridge the contractor pulled out ($134 flat, with the $25 refrigerant recycling fee already baked into the per-item price), the washer the plumber disconnected ($134), the dresser from the bedroom being repainted ($79), the mattress from the guest room cleared during the project ($94), the TV pulled off a wall mount before the drywall came down ($99, with the $20 e-waste recycling fee baked in), and the couch the contractor was using as a drop cloth ($79). One booking, one ticket, one photo confirmation by text when the curb is clear, across the 48083, 48084, 48085, and 48098 ZIPs from Troy Corners in the north-central original 1819 settlement to the Big Beaver / Somerset corridor commercial core, across Northfield Hills, Charnwood, Raintree Village, and the school-attendance pockets tied to Troy High and Athens High. The pressure stacks where Troy's housing stock and remodel cycle do. The city is 87,294 residents at the 2020 Census, the 13th-most-populous city in Michigan and the largest in Oakland County, with a 2024 ACS estimate of roughly 87,900 across 33,400 households (per Wikipedia / Troy, Michigan; per datausa.io / Troy, MI). Median household income is $120,045 in 2024 — well above Oakland County and Michigan medians — homeownership runs at 73.3 percent, and median property value is $420,300, up 5.92 percent year over year (same source). That is the owner-occupied, mid-century-to-1990s housing-stock band where kitchens, baths, basement finishes, and roofs get redone — and the soft-demo bucket of cabinets, vanities, appliances, and post-remodel clutter rides along with every one of them. Curb it before the 12:00 PM local same-day cutoff and the soft-demo pickup lands by tonight — locked online at checkout, no in-home walkthrough, no on-site re-quote, no phone call to Tringali, no waiting on a Monday-through-Thursday bulk route to come around, no SOCRRA hand-unload window to chase across Coolidge Highway. Book after the cutoff and the next-day slot is shown online at checkout, not after a truck rolls to your driveway. The hauler texts an ETA before arrival and a photo confirmation when the apron is clear — receipt evidence that matters on covenant-tight blocks in Northfield Hills and Charnwood where a TV or appliance left out between Monday-through-Thursday route days draws complaints. Most online junk-removal services start around $79; Dropcurb keeps that floor while skipping the in-home estimate.

Monitors, CPUs, printers, copy machines, scanners, fax machines, radios, cell phones, video game systems, and routers — all banned from Troy curbside and all on SOCRRA's appointment-only list. Picked up from the curb alongside TVs across Troy Corners, Big Beaver / Somerset, Northfield Hills, Charnwood, and Raintree Village. Each item is priced separately at booking and routed through certified e-waste processors.

Treadmills, Pelotons, ellipticals, weight benches, home gyms — heavy and awkward, and Troy's curbside cap rejects anything over 250 lbs per piece. Curb it and we take it, same-day across the I-75 corridor.

Multiple items in one pickup — estate clearouts, post-renovation piles, garage purges, basement clears. Troy's 2-cubic-yard weekly curbside cap and two-bulk-items-per-week rule force overflow into paid Tringali calls or self-haul. Dropcurb totals everything upfront with per-item pricing from $79.