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City collection Bulk items go out on the second garbage day of the week, up to four items a week, and each material has its own preparation rule that counts as one bulk item. The town publishes no per item or per load charge for a bulk set-out, and the only fee document it links is the facility disposal schedule, so confirm whether a fee applies to a specific load with the town before a heavy cleanout.
City collection Bulk items go out on the second garbage day of the week, up to four items a week, and each material has its own preparation rule that counts as one bulk item. The town publishes no per item or per load charge for a bulk set-out, and the only fee document it links is the facility disposal schedule, so confirm whether a fee applies to a specific load with the town before a heavy cleanout.
City collection Bulk items go out on the second garbage day of the week, up to four items a week, and each material has its own preparation rule that counts as one bulk item. The town publishes no per item or per load charge for a bulk set-out, and the only fee document it links is the facility disposal schedule, so confirm whether a fee applies to a specific load with the town before a heavy cleanout.
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.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Brookhaven runs its own collection. Trash comes twice a week, with the second garbage day falling on a Thursday or Friday, recycling comes every Wednesday and alternates between plastic or metal and paper or cardboard, and bulky material has a fixed slot of its own: up to four bulk items a week, on the second garbage day, which is Thursday or Friday. The town publishes preparation rules item by item, so a mattress has to be dismantled, carpet has to be cut into six foot lengths and tied, pallets have to be halved and glass has to be taped and marked, and non-metallic auto parts are allowed with no metal attached at all, while the landfill caps residential tires at four a day with the rims removed. Yard waste runs on select Sundays under a fifty item and fifty pound weekly limit with grass excluded outright, and leaves and brush can also be dropped free at the Manorville Compost Facility or the town's Solid Waste Management Facility. Scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions are the exception that needs a phone call: the town asks residents to ring 631-451-TOWN so a town crew can schedule the pickup.
Bulk items go out on the second garbage day of the week, up to four items a week, and each material has its own preparation rule that counts as one bulk item.
City cost & eligibility
The town publishes no per item or per load charge for a bulk set-out, and the only fee document it links is the facility disposal schedule, so confirm whether a fee applies to a specific load with the town before a heavy cleanout.
When & how
Put the items out on the household's second garbage day, which the town gives as Thursday or Friday, keeping to a maximum of four bulk items that week, at the kerb the night before or by 6:00am on the pickup day.
Get it ready
Match each item to its own rule: furniture counts as one item with drawers left inside dressers, bedding must be dismantled, carpet and rugs are cut into 6 foot lengths, rolled and tied under 50 lbs per roll, construction debris from homeowner do-it-yourself work goes in bags or containers under 50 lbs with nothing above the rim of a 32 gallon pail and bundles no larger than 4 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet, pallets must be cut in half, windows must have the glass taped on both sides, and glass, mirrors and ceramics must be wrapped, taped and marked GLASS.
Yard waste is collected on select Sundays within a fifty item and fifty pound weekly limit, with grass excluded and free drop-off alternatives available.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town of Brookhaven residential collection, which publishes no separate charge for yard waste, and leaves in paper bags or loose may be taken to the Manorville Compost Facility free while leaves and brush may be taken to the Solid Waste Management Facility free.
When & how
Check the town's yard waste calendar for the select Sunday collection weeks, then put the material at the kerb the Sunday night before the collection week.
Get it ready
Keep to a maximum of 50 items a week with each item under 50 lbs, keep yard waste separate from garbage, and leave grass out entirely because the town does not accept it. Brush and branches go bundled, bagged or in 32 gallon containers with bundles tied, no larger than 4 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet and nothing above the rim, while leaves and plant material must be bagged at no more than 50 bags a week with each bag under 50 lbs.
Scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions are not part of the ordinary bulk set-out and need a scheduled pickup by a town crew through the town's phone line.
City cost & eligibility
The town asks residents to call 631-451-TOWN to schedule a town crew pickup for scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions but publishes no rate for that service, and the fee schedule it links applies to the Solid Waste Management Facility, so confirm the arrangement and any charge when the pickup is booked.
When & how
Call 631-451-TOWN to schedule the pickup by a town crew rather than putting the material out with the ordinary four item bulk allowance.
Get it ready
Keep metal separate from the ordinary bulk pile, because the auto parts rule for the regular route allows only non-metallic parts with fluids drained, tires off the rims, weight under 50 lbs and no metal attached, while the landfill takes no more than four residential tires a day with the rims removed and refuses commercial tires.
Facility drop-offs for heavy and hard to handle loads
Accepted with preparation
The town's Solid Waste Management Facility takes residential loads such as boats, concrete, construction and renovation debris, refuse, tires, waste oil and yard waste in a non-commercial vehicle.
City cost & eligibility
The facility publishes a disposal fee schedule as a linked document rather than on the page and no published page states a rate, so confirm the charge for the load with the town before arriving.
When & how
Take the load to the Brookhaven Town Solid Waste Management Facility during its hours of operation in a non-commercial car, single-axle trailer, pickup or van, which the town requires for residential drop-off.
Get it ready
Use a non-commercial vehicle because the town excludes commercial traffic from residential drop-off, keep the load within the accepted categories, and remember that leaves and brush can be dropped free while other material is weighed against the published fee schedule.
Twice weekly trash, one recycling day and one bulk day
Trash is collected twice a week, with the second garbage day falling on a Thursday or Friday, recycling comes every Wednesday and alternates between plastic or metal and paper or cardboard, and bulk items ride the household's second garbage day, which is Thursday or Friday, with a maximum of four bulk items a week. Yard waste is collected on select Sundays with a published calendar. Everything goes to the kerb the night before or by 6:00am on the pickup day, and recyclables must be loose in the bin because plastic bags are not allowed. Residents can ask for a free recycling sticker or buy a CURBY can.
The town counts bulk items one at a time, so preparation decides whether a piece is picked up. Furniture such as couches without recliners, chairs, tables, shelves and dressers counts as one item each, with drawers left inside dressers, and bedding including mattresses, box springs, headboards and wood frames must be dismantled. Carpet and rugs are cut into six foot lengths, rolled and tied at under 50 lbs per roll, pallets must be cut in half with each half counting as an item, and windows must have the glass taped on both sides. Glass, mirrors and ceramics are wrapped, taped and marked GLASS or placed in a sealed box labelled GLASS. Construction and demolition debris is accepted from homeowner do-it-yourself projects only, in bags or containers under 50 lbs with nothing above the rim of a 32 gallon pail and bundles no larger than 4 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet. Auto parts on the curbside route take non-metallic plastic, rubber and fabric form only, with fluids drained, under 50 lbs and no metal parts. Tires are not a curbside item: they go to the Solid Waste Management Facility, which takes no more than four residential tires a day with the rims removed and refuses commercial tires.
Yard waste runs on Sundays, scrap metal needs a phone call
Yard waste is limited to 50 items a week with each item under 50 lbs, goes out the Sunday night before the collection week, stays separate from garbage and never includes grass. Brush and branches go bundled, bagged or in 32 gallon containers with bundles tied and no larger than 4 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet, leaves and plant material have to be bagged at no more than 50 bags a week, and branches over 6 inches, logs, stumps, dirt, sand and loose brush or leaves are refused. Leaves can go to the Manorville Compost Facility free, and leaves and brush to the Solid Waste Management Facility free. Scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions do not use the ordinary bulk allowance at all: the town asks residents to call 631-451-TOWN so a town crew can schedule the pickup, and heavier loads such as boats, concrete, construction and renovation debris, refuse, tires and waste oil go to the Solid Waste Management Facility in a car, single-axle trailer, pickup or van against its published disposal fee schedule, where no more than four residential tires a day are taken with the rims removed and commercial tires are refused.
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.
Town of Brookhaven Department of Recycling and Sustainable Materials Management
Use the weekly bulk set-out
A Brookhaven household with up to four bulk items such as furniture, bedding, carpet, homeowner construction debris, doors, fencing, glass, pallets, pools or non-metallic auto parts.
Cost & conditions
The town publishes no per item charge for the bulk set-out and links only the facility disposal fee schedule, so confirm whether a fee applies to a particular load before a large cleanout.
Arrange it
Put the prepared items out on the second garbage day of the week, Thursday or Friday, with no more than four bulk items that week, at the kerb the night before or by 6:00am on the pickup day.
Four items a week, each item counted individually, construction debris only from homeowner do-it-yourself projects, non-metallic auto parts only, and scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions excluded in favour of a scheduled town crew pickup.
Town of Brookhaven Department of Recycling and Sustainable Materials Management
Schedule a scrap metal pickup
A household with scrap metal, a sofa bed or a television that the ordinary bulk allowance will not take.
Cost & conditions
The town asks residents to call 631-451-TOWN to schedule a pickup by a town crew and publishes no rate for that route, so confirm the arrangement and any charge when booking.
Arrange it
Call 631-451-TOWN, describe the items, and keep them out of the four item bulk set-out until the town crew pickup is scheduled.
A phone booking rather than an automatic set-out, no published rate, and the regular bulk route refuses metal parts in auto parts loads, and the landfill caps residential tires at four a day with the rims removed and refuses commercial tires.
Town of Brookhaven Department of Recycling and Sustainable Materials Management
Put yard waste out on a collection Sunday
A household with brush, branches, leaves or non-woody plant material that fits the weekly limits.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Town of Brookhaven residential collection, which publishes no separate yard waste charge; leaves and brush may also be dropped free at the Manorville Compost Facility and the Solid Waste Management Facility.
Arrange it
Check the town yard waste calendar for a select Sunday collection week and put the material at the kerb the Sunday night before.
Fifty items a week with each item under 50 lbs, grass refused, branches limited to 6 inches in diameter, logs, stumps, dirt, sand and loose brush or leaves excluded, and container and bundle dimensions capped at 4 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet with nothing above the rim.
Town of Brookhaven Department of Recycling and Sustainable Materials Management
Drop leaves and brush at a town facility
A household with leaves or brush that would rather haul the material than wait for a collection Sunday.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Leaves may be taken to the Manorville Compost Facility free when loose or in paper bags, and leaves and brush may be taken to the Solid Waste Management Facility free.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Manorville Compost Facility or the Solid Waste Management Facility, using paper bags if the leaves are bagged.
Free drop-off applies to leaves and brush rather than to mixed loads, other materials at the Solid Waste Management Facility are charged against the published disposal fee schedule, and residential loads must arrive in a car, single-axle trailer, pickup or van rather than a commercial vehicle.
Town of Brookhaven Department of Recycling and Sustainable Materials Management
Haul the load to the Solid Waste Management Facility
A household with boats, concrete, construction and renovation debris, refuse, tires, waste oil or yard waste.
Cost & conditions
The facility publishes its disposal fee schedule as a linked document rather than as a rate on the page, so confirm the charge for the load with the town before arriving.
Arrange it
Take the load to the Brookhaven Town Solid Waste Management Facility during hours of operation in a non-commercial car, single-axle trailer, pickup or van.
Residential drop-off only in a non-commercial vehicle, certain materials such as leaves and brush are free while others are weighed against the fee schedule, and the town does not publish the schedule's individual rates.
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 a Brookhaven couch or mattress leave the house?+
On the second garbage day of the week, which the town gives as Thursday or Friday, as one of a maximum of four bulk items per week. Furniture such as a couch without recliners counts as a single bulk item with the drawers left inside any dresser, while bedding including mattresses, box springs, headboards and wood frames has to be dismantled and also counts as one bulk item each. Items go out the night before or by 6:00am on the pickup day, and no charge is published for the set-out.Official guidance
What are the Brookhaven yard waste rules?+
Yard waste runs on select Sundays, with a maximum of 50 items per week, each item under 50 lbs, and the material at the kerb the Sunday night before the collection week. Branches up to 6 inches in diameter, hedge clippings, wood chips and undecorated holiday trees are accepted, along with leaves, acorns, weeds, hay, mulch, thatch, pine cones and needles and non-woody plants. Grass is not accepted at all, and neither are branches over 6 inches, logs or stumps, dirt or sand, or loose brush and leaves.Official guidance
Where does Brookhaven scrap metal go?+
The town routes scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions through its own phone line: residents are told to call 631-451-TOWN so a town crew can schedule the pickup, which sits outside the ordinary bulk allowance of four items a week on the second garbage day. The regular auto parts rule keeps metal out of the bulk pile altogether, allowing only non-metallic plastic, rubber and fabric parts with the tires removed from the rims, fluids drained, weight under 50 lbs and no metal parts, while the landfill takes no more than four residential tires a day with the rims removed and refuses commercial tires.Official guidance
What can Brookhaven residents drop at the town facility?+
The Brookhaven Town Solid Waste Management Facility takes residential drop-offs of boats, concrete, construction and renovation debris, refuse, tires, waste oil and yard waste during hours of operation, and the load has to arrive in a non-commercial car, single-axle trailer, pickup or van. Disposal charges follow a published fee schedule rather than a page rate, while leaves in paper bags or loose, and brush, can be dropped at the Manorville Compost Facility or the Solid Waste Management Facility free of charge.Official guidance
Who collects Brookhaven trash, recycling and bulk items?+
Town crews do. Trash is collected twice a week, with the second garbage day falling on a Thursday or Friday, recycling every Wednesday alternating between plastic or metal and paper or cardboard, bulk items on the household's second garbage day with a maximum of four items a week, and yard waste on select Sundays. Everything goes out the night before or by 6:00am on the pickup day, recyclables stay loose because plastic bags are not allowed in the bin, and residents can request a free recycling sticker or buy a CURBY can for their recyclables.Official guidance
How many bulk items can a Brookhaven home put out?+
Four a week, on the second garbage day, which is Thursday or Friday, with each material prepared to its own rule and counted as a single item. Furniture counts one item each with drawers left in dressers, bedding must be dismantled and counts one item per piece, carpet and rugs are cut into six foot lengths, rolled, tied and kept under 50 lbs per roll, pallets must be cut in half with each half counting as an item, contractor debris is refused because only homeowner do-it-yourself construction debris is accepted, and scrap metal, sofa beds and televisions need the scheduled town crew pickup rather than a bulk slot.Official guidance
How much yard waste will Brookhaven take at once?+
Fifty items a week with each item under 50 lbs, collected on select Sundays with the material at the kerb the Sunday night before the collection week. Brush and branches up to 6 inches in diameter go bundled, bagged or in 32 gallon containers with bundles tied and no larger than 4 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet, and leaves and plant material must be bagged at no more than 50 bags a week. Grass is not accepted at all, and neither are branches over 6 inches, logs, stumps, dirt, sand or loose brush and leaves.Official guidance
How does Brookhaven handle metal and auto parts?+
Scrap metal has its own route: the town asks residents to call 631-451-TOWN so a town crew can schedule a pickup, and sofa beds and televisions travel the same way rather than using the four item bulk allowance. The bulk route accepts auto parts only in plastic, rubber and fabric form, with the tires removed from the rims, all fluids drained, each item under 50 lbs and no metal parts at all, and the landfill accepts no more than four residential tires a day with the rims removed while refusing commercial tires outright.Official guidance
