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City collection The convenience centers accept bulky waste, which the county lists as large household items, carpet, foam backing, large plastic toys, mattresses and box springs, and a bulky waste load taken to the transfer station instead is priced by the ton under the same schedule as residential waste. No charge. The county publishes no separate charge for the bulky waste its convenience centers accept. A bulky waste load taken to the transfer station is charged by the ton instead, at $105 a ton inside the county with the first 500 pounds free for a Currituck County property owner when the waste was generated in the county.
City collection The convenience centers accept bulky waste, which the county lists as large household items, carpet, foam backing, large plastic toys, mattresses and box springs, and a bulky waste load taken to the transfer station instead is priced by the ton under the same schedule as residential waste. No charge. The county publishes no separate charge for the bulky waste its convenience centers accept. A bulky waste load taken to the transfer station is charged by the ton instead, at $105 a ton inside the county with the first 500 pounds free for a Currituck County property owner when the waste was generated in the county.
City collection The convenience centers take white goods and mixed metal, which the county lists as washing machines, stoves, metal bed frames, bicycles and metal objects, and an item that still contains Freon is only accepted at the transfer station. The county publishes no per item appliance rate, so confirm the load with the county before hauling, and note that a Freon appliance has to go to the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple, where a load is weighed and charged by the ton at $105 a ton inside the county with the first 500 pounds free for a Currituck County property owner.
City collection Currituck County runs eight manned convenience centers for residential solid waste and recycling only, and a resident has to display a Currituck County Access Permit on the vehicle windshield to use one. The centers carry the everyday streams, from bagged garbage in the compactor to bulky waste, white goods, yard waste, electronics and personal vehicle tires. No charge. The county publishes no separate charge for the residential streams its convenience centers accept. The permit itself is applied for through the county's online access permit page, and a replacement permit for a lost one costs 75 dollars, with no more than two replacements in the two year period and damaged permits returned to the County Manager's office for replacement at no fee.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Currituck County runs the whole disposal system itself, and it splits the work between eight manned convenience centers and one transfer station. The centers are for residential material, and a resident has to display a Currituck County Access Permit on the vehicle windshield to use one. They take bagged household garbage in the compactor, bulky waste such as large household items, carpet, mattresses and box springs, white goods and mixed metal, yard waste within the size limits, electronics, cooking oil and personal vehicle tires, all at no separate charge. The transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple takes what the centers will not: contractor and commercial debris, a yard waste pile larger than a five by eight foot truck bed, and any appliance that still holds Freon. It weighs every load and charges by the ton under an adjusted fee schedule, with the first five hundred pounds free for a county property owner when the waste was generated in the county.
Convenience centers and the windshield access permit
Accepted with preparation
Currituck County runs eight manned convenience centers for residential solid waste and recycling only, and a resident has to display a Currituck County Access Permit on the vehicle windshield to use one. The centers carry the everyday streams, from bagged garbage in the compactor to bulky waste, white goods, yard waste, electronics and personal vehicle tires.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The county publishes no separate charge for the residential streams its convenience centers accept. The permit itself is applied for through the county's online access permit page, and a replacement permit for a lost one costs 75 dollars, with no more than two replacements in the two year period and damaged permits returned to the County Manager's office for replacement at no fee.
When & how
The centers are open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., with Moyock and Grandy opening at 1 p.m. on Tuesdays, and on Sundays from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., with Moyock, Grandy and Carova Beach open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays, the Carova Beach arrangement running from the weekend before Memorial Day through the weekend after Labor Day.
Get it ready
Put the access permit on the windshield before arriving, put bagged household garbage in the compactor rather than the recycling area, empty and rinse recyclable containers and keep them loose rather than bagged, and keep commercial or contractor material out of the centers entirely because the county sends it to the transfer station. The centers close on New Year's Day, Easter Sunday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, and close at 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
The centers take aluminum and steel cans, plastic containers, cardboard, magazines, telephone books, soft and hard cover books, newspaper, junk mail, greeting and post cards and food and beverage cartons, with bagged household garbage going in the compactor instead.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No separate charge for the residential recycling and household garbage the county accepts at its convenience centers.
When & how
Drop the material at a convenience center during its posted hours, with the access permit on the windshield.
Get it ready
Empty and rinse containers, empty boxes of styrofoam and packing material, flatten cardboard and never bag recyclables. Keep aerosol cans, ceramic items, clothing and textiles, diapers, disposable cups, electronics, foil, food tainted items and food waste, glass, medical waste, pizza boxes, plastic bags and wrap, scrap metal, scrap wood, shredded paper, styrofoam and peanuts, cords and hoses, toys, tires and yard clippings out of the recycling area, and check with the attendant for batteries and light bulbs.
The convenience centers accept bulky waste, which the county lists as large household items, carpet, foam backing, large plastic toys, mattresses and box springs, and a bulky waste load taken to the transfer station instead is priced by the ton under the same schedule as residential waste.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The county publishes no separate charge for the bulky waste its convenience centers accept. A bulky waste load taken to the transfer station is charged by the ton instead, at $105 a ton inside the county with the first 500 pounds free for a Currituck County property owner when the waste was generated in the county.
When & how
Take the items to a convenience center during its posted hours with the access permit on the windshield, or to the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple on its winter or summer schedule.
Get it ready
Keep the items out of the recycling area and put them in the bulky waste area, and take a load that includes contractor or commercial debris, or a pile larger than the centers accept, to the transfer station instead. Mattresses and box springs, carpet and foam backing, large household items and large plastic toys are the bulky items the county names.
The convenience centers take white goods and mixed metal, which the county lists as washing machines, stoves, metal bed frames, bicycles and metal objects, and an item that still contains Freon is only accepted at the transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes no per item appliance rate, so confirm the load with the county before hauling, and note that a Freon appliance has to go to the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple, where a load is weighed and charged by the ton at $105 a ton inside the county with the first 500 pounds free for a Currituck County property owner.
When & how
Take a non Freon appliance to a convenience center during its hours with the access permit displayed, and take an appliance that contains Freon to the transfer station on its winter or summer schedule.
Get it ready
Keep the unit out of the recycling area, and separate the metal from anything attached to it because the county takes white goods and mixed metal as their own stream. An appliance with refrigerant stays whole so the transfer station can handle it, and does not go to a convenience center.
The convenience centers take lawn clippings and limbs less than eight feet long and four inches in diameter, and a yard waste load larger than a five by eight foot truck bed has to be taken to the transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The county publishes no separate charge for the yard waste its convenience centers accept within the size limits. A load over a five by eight foot truck bed goes to the transfer station instead, where yard waste is charged by the ton at $105 a ton inside the county with the first 500 pounds free for a Currituck County property owner.
When & how
Take the yard waste to a convenience center during its hours with the access permit on the windshield, or take an oversized load to the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple.
Get it ready
Keep every limb under eight feet long and under four inches in diameter, and keep the load to a five by eight foot truck bed or less so it can be handled at a center. Yard clippings are explicitly refused in the recycling area, so the material goes to the yard waste area rather than with the recyclables.
The convenience centers take truck and car tires from personal vehicles as part of the county's automotive products stream, along with antifreeze, used motor oil, oil filters and lead acid batteries, and the tires have to be removed from the rims first.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The county publishes no separate charge for the tires from personal vehicles that its convenience centers accept as part of the automotive products stream.
When & how
Take the tires to a convenience center during its hours with the access permit on the windshield.
Get it ready
Remove the tires from the rims before recycling them, keep them out of the recycling area where tires are explicitly refused, and keep the load to tires from personal vehicles, because commercial and contractor material is prohibited at the centers.
The convenience centers accept wood construction, remodeling debris, bricks and blocks, but all waste debris from contractors and commercial establishments is prohibited there and has to be taken to the transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes no per load rate for construction debris, so confirm the current terms with the county before hauling, and expect the transfer station to weigh the load and charge construction and demolition material by the ton at $105 a ton inside the county with the first 500 pounds free for a Currituck County property owner.
When & how
Take a household's own small construction material to a convenience center during its hours, and take any contractor or commercial debris, or a larger load, to the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple.
Get it ready
Keep contractor and commercial debris out of the convenience centers entirely, because the county prohibits it there, and keep industrial waste, liquid waste, hazardous waste, propane gas tanks, oil barrels, medical waste, hot or smoldering coals and dead animals out of both facilities, all of which are on the county's refused list.
Display the Currituck County Access Permit on the vehicle windshield, and check the site hours before leaving because the centers run Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Tuesday mornings are closed at Moyock and Grandy until 1 p.m., and Sunday hours run from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. with Moyock, Grandy and Carova Beach open from 7 a.m. in the summer season. Bagged household garbage goes in the compactor, recyclables go loose and rinsed, and bulky waste, white goods, yard waste, electronics and personal vehicle tires go to their own areas.
The transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple takes residential and commercial waste and is the only place that accepts an appliance still holding Freon and a yard waste load larger than a five by eight foot truck bed. It runs Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon from October 1 through April 30, and Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. from May 1 through September 30, and it closes on Sundays and on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Every load is weighed, and the schedule charges one hundred five dollars a ton inside the county for residential, commercial, construction and demolition, yard waste and bulky waste, with the first five hundred pounds free for a Currituck County property owner when the waste was generated in the county.
Automotive products are a convenience center stream, not a recycling one. Truck and car tires from personal vehicles are accepted with the tires removed from the rims, along with antifreeze, used motor oil, oil filters and lead acid batteries, and batteries of every kind and light bulbs go to the attendant. Tires are explicitly refused in the recycling area, and contractor and commercial material is prohibited at the centers.
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Currituck County Public Works with the Currituck County convenience centers and transfer station
Use a Currituck County convenience center
A residential household with bagged garbage, recyclables, bulky items, white goods, yard waste within the limits, electronics, cooking oil or personal vehicle tires.
Cost & conditions
No charge. No separate charge for the residential streams the county's eight convenience centers accept, with the Currituck County Access Permit displayed on the vehicle windshield.
Arrange it
Apply for the access permit, drive to the nearest center during its posted hours, and use the compactor for bagged garbage and the marked areas for recycling, bulky waste, white goods, yard waste, electronics, cooking oil and automotive products.
The centers are for residential solid waste and recycling only, so contractor and commercial debris, industrial waste, liquid waste, hazardous waste, propane gas tanks, oil barrels, medical waste, hot coals and dead animals are prohibited. A yard waste load larger than a five by eight foot truck bed and an appliance that still holds Freon have to go to the transfer station instead.
Currituck County Public Works with the Currituck County convenience centers and transfer station
Self haul to the transfer station
A household or a contractor with construction debris, a large yard waste pile, a Freon appliance or any load the centers refuse.
Cost & conditions
From $105 per ton for residential, commercial, construction and demolition, yard waste and bulky waste inside the county, with out of county loads at $115 a ton and the first 500 pounds free for a Currituck County property owner when the waste was generated in the county, which does not apply to commercial haulers. A customer bringing a load to the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple, where every load is weighed.
Arrange it
Secure the load, drive to 216 Airport Road in Maple during the winter or summer schedule, and weigh in before unloading.
The station is closed on Sundays and on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, the rates differ for an out of county load, and the free five hundred pounds applies to a Currituck County property owner rather than to a commercial hauler.
County transfer station taking the loads the convenience centers refuse
Currituck County Transfer Station
216 Airport Road, Maple, NC 27956
Residential and commercial solid waste, construction and demolition material, yard waste larger than a five by eight foot truck bed, bulky waste and any item that contains Freon, all weighed at the scale under the county's adjusted fee schedule.
Closed on Sundays and on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, the winter schedule stops at noon on Saturdays, the in county rate is one hundred five dollars a ton and the out of county rate is one hundred fifteen dollars a ton, and the first five hundred pounds free applies to a Currituck County property owner rather than to a commercial hauler.
Winter schedule from October 1 through April 30 of Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon, and summer schedule from May 1 through September 30 of Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4:15 p.m.
From $105 per ton for residential, commercial, construction and demolition, yard waste and bulky waste inside the county, with out of county loads at $115 a ton and the first 500 pounds free for a Currituck County property owner when the waste was generated in the county. Any customer bringing a load to the transfer station, which accepts both residential and commercial solid waste and weighs every load.
Eight manned residential drop-off centers across the county
Currituck County convenience centers
Eight sites across Currituck County: Knotts Island at 180 Knotts Island Road, Moyock at 101 Panther Landing Road, Shawboro at 426 Shawboro Road, Barco at 183 Shortcut Road, Grandy at 6815 Caratoke Highway, Powells Point at 309 North Spot Road, Gibbs Woods at 132 Reeds Road and Carova Beach at 2030 Ocean Pearl Road
Bagged household garbage in the compactor, the county's recyclable stream, bulky waste including large household items, carpet, foam backing, large plastic toys, mattresses and box springs, white goods and mixed metal, yard waste within the size limits, electronics except at Grandy and Carova, cooking oil, and automotive products including personal vehicle tires, antifreeze, used motor oil, oil filters and lead acid batteries.
Residential solid waste and recycling only, with a Currituck County Access Permit displayed on the vehicle windshield. Contractor and commercial debris is prohibited and goes to the transfer station, a yard waste load larger than a five by eight foot truck bed goes to the transfer station, an item that contains Freon goes to the transfer station, electronics are not accepted at Grandy or Carova, and propane gas tanks, oil barrels, medical waste, industrial waste, commercial waste, liquid waste, hazardous waste, hot or smoldering coals and dead animals are refused.
Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., with Moyock and Grandy opening at 1 p.m. on Tuesdays, and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., with Moyock, Grandy and Carova Beach open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays, the Carova Beach arrangement running from the weekend before Memorial Day through the weekend after Labor Day. Closed on New Year's Day, Easter Sunday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, and closing at 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
No charge. No separate charge for the residential streams the county accepts at its convenience centers.
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.
Do I need a permit to use a Currituck County convenience center?+
Yes. The county states that a resident must have a Currituck County Access Permit displayed on the vehicle windshield to use one of its eight convenience centers, and it publishes an online application for the permit. The centers are for residential solid waste and recycling only, so a contractor or commercial load is prohibited there and has to go to the transfer station instead.Official guidance
When are the Currituck convenience centers open?+
Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., with Moyock and Grandy opening at 1 p.m. on Tuesdays, and Sundays from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m., with Moyock, Grandy and Carova Beach open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday. All the centers close on New Year's Day, Easter Sunday, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day, and close at 5 p.m. on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.Official guidance
Where do mattresses and large household items go in Currituck County?+
To a convenience center, which accepts bulky waste including large household items, carpet, foam backing, large plastic toys, mattresses and box springs. Bring the access permit to display on the windshield. A load that the centers will not take, or one that includes contractor or commercial debris, goes to the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple, where it is weighed and charged by the ton.Official guidance
Where does a refrigerator go in Currituck County?+
To the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple, because an item that contains FREON is only accepted there. The convenience centers take white goods and mixed metal such as washing machines, stoves, metal bed frames, bicycles and metal objects, but not a unit that still holds refrigerant, and the transfer station weighs the load and charges by the ton with the first five hundred pounds free for a county property owner when the waste came from the county.Official guidance
Where does yard waste go in Currituck County?+
To a convenience center, which takes lawn clippings and limbs less than eight feet long and four inches in diameter. A yard waste load larger than a five by eight foot truck bed has to be taken to the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple, where the load is weighed and charged by the ton. Keep the clippings out of the recycling area, which refuses them.Official guidance
What does disposal cost in Currituck County?+
The convenience centers carry no separate charge for the residential streams they accept, and the county publishes no per item rate for a bulky item or an appliance. A load taken to the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple is weighed and charged by the ton under the adjusted fee schedule, at one hundred five dollars a ton inside the county for residential, commercial, construction and demolition, yard waste and bulky waste, with one hundred fifteen dollars a ton for an out of county load and the first five hundred pounds free for a Currituck County property owner when the waste was generated in the county.Official guidance
What does Currituck County refuse?+
Propane gas tanks, oil barrels, medical waste, industrial waste, commercial waste, liquid waste, hazardous waste, hot or smoldering coals and dead animals are refused, and all waste debris from contractors and commercial establishments is prohibited at the convenience centers and has to go to the transfer station. The recycling areas also refuse glass, plastic bags, styrofoam, electronics, scrap metal, scrap wood, textiles and yard clippings, and a household chemical belongs at the county's spring household hazardous waste event.Official guidance
Who handles disposal in Currituck County?+
Currituck County Public Works runs the whole system rather than contracting it: eight manned convenience centers for residential waste and recycling, and the transfer station at 216 Airport Road in Maple for the loads the centers refuse, including construction debris, large yard waste piles and Freon appliances. Every resident using a convenience center has to display a Currituck County Access Permit on the vehicle windshield, applied for through the county's access permit page.Official guidance
Where do paint and chemicals go in Currituck County?+
The county lists hazardous waste among the items its convenience centers do not accept, and it organizes a Household Hazardous Waste Event every spring for citizens to get rid of waste that is not normally accepted at its facilities. That spring event is the route for household chemicals, and hazardous waste does not go in the garbage compactor, in the recycling area or into an ordinary transfer station load.Official guidance
