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City collection A couch or sofa has no town collection route: the town picks up no household rubbish or bulky refuse, and the county ecopark refuses household garbage and building materials and accepts bulky plastic items only when they contain no fabric or metal. No public rate covers furniture removal in Greece, because the work belongs to private collectors and container companies that set their own prices. Confirm the pickup and the price with the collector serving the address, or hire a container for a larger cleanout.
City collection A mattress has no town or county route in Greece. The town collects no household rubbish, and the Monroe County ecopark lists mattresses and other foam based toppers among the items it does not accept. Neither the town nor the county publishes a mattress rate, because the town does not collect household bulky waste and the ecopark refuses mattresses outright. Confirm the pickup and the price with the private collector serving the address, or with the retailer or recycler that supplied the mattress.
City collection The town's yard waste facility refuses household appliances, and the county ecopark accepts them for Monroe County residents with no appointment needed. An appliance that still holds refrigerant carries a published fee. From $20 per appliance with refrigerant at the Monroe County ecopark, paid by credit or debit card, with other appliances accepted during operating hours with no fee listed. Monroe County residents only, with no appointment needed for appliance drop off. Business generated waste is not accepted.
City collection The town collects no household garbage or bulky refuse, so a furniture or cleanout load moves through the private refuse collector the household uses or a container company. A company collecting or hauling refuse in town must hold a town licence, while a resident may haul material generated on their own property. The town publishes no rate for household refuse or bulky pickups, because that work belongs to private collectors who set their own prices. Confirm the pickup and the price with the collector that serves the address, or with a container company for a larger load, and note that the yard waste facility and the ecopark are for the material they list rather than for general cleanouts.
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?
Greece handles waste through a split that surprises people at first: the town does not pick up household garbage or bulky refuse at all. That work belongs to private refuse collectors, and any company collecting or hauling refuse in town has to hold a town licence that runs from August 1 to July 31, while a resident may always haul material generated on their own property for disposal. What the town does run itself is the green waste side: year-round residential brush collection, an autumn leaf collection, and the yard waste facility at 635 Flynn Road, which recycles brush, branches, grass clippings, leaves, sod, topsoil, concrete and clean stumps into mulch and compost that residents take back free. Lumber, floor tiles, roof shingles and other building materials are refused there, so a renovation load has no town route. The county takes over for specialty items: the ecopark at 10 Avion Drive accepts appliances, scrap metal, electronics, televisions and monitors without an appointment for Monroe County residents, charges a fee for appliances holding refrigerant and for tires, and takes paint, chemicals and other household hazardous waste by appointment.
The town collects residential brush year round on a street by street schedule, from material the homeowner clears on their own property. Brush goes out at the kerb on the Sunday evening before the street's designated week, and the town does not collect brush from private drives.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with the town service for brush cleared by the homeowner on a Greece residential property. Material from lot clearing or commercial work is not collected, and where a contractor does the work the contractor hauls the material away.
When & how
Brush goes to the kerb by Sunday evening before the designated collection week for the street, and the town publishes an app and a street map for the schedule. Trees, brush and stumps from lot clearing or commercial operations are never picked up.
Get it ready
Cut brush, limbs and trees to no more than four feet, and keep the pile parallel to the road without blocking traffic, a sidewalk or another property. Do not mix metal, rocks, dirt, lumber, concrete or other debris into brush, do not pile under overhead wires or against poles, hydrants, guide wires or low limbs, and do not place yard debris in or near waterways or ponds. Plastic bags are not accepted, and grass and leaves are collected during brush collection only in paper bags.
The town picks up bagged leaves from residential properties from October 5 to December 2 in 2026 on a two week rotation, with a possible extra rotation after December 4 if the weather and the workload allow.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with the town service for leaves from Greece residential properties, and the town's drop off sites are open to residents at no published charge. The town does not collect leaves from private drives.
When & how
Leaf bags go to the kerb the day before the assigned pickup, and the town publishes the area dates with a street search and a map. The four park drop off sites are open only from October 7 to December 4, while the yard waste facility on Flynn Road runs year round.
Get it ready
Use paper bags, or alternatively a 30 gallon can with handles that weighs no more than 50 pounds and is tagged so crews can see it holds leaves. Put nothing else in with the leaves, because metal, plastic, concrete and rocks damage the composting equipment, and do not leave plastic bags, brush or containers at a drop off site.
Brush, leaves and clean fill at the Flynn Road facility
Accepted with preparation
The yard waste facility at 635 Flynn Road takes residential brush, tree branches, grass clippings, leaves, sod, topsoil, concrete and tree stumps that are reasonably free of dirt and rocks, and turns them into mulch and compost that residents take back free.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free for Greece residents bringing material from their own residential property, with a valid photo identification confirming town residency required at the gate. Commercial property material, non-residents and private contractors are not served, and mulch or compost delivered to a resident carries a nominal fee the town does not amount.
When & how
The facility publishes an 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. window, and the town's own pages disagree about Sunday: the station page header lists Monday to Sunday while the brush page says Monday to Saturday with the site closed Sundays and holidays, so confirm the current hours with Public Works on 225-4590.
Get it ready
Bring material in paper bags or dump it loose in the identified piles, because plastic bags, totes and buckets clog the recycling equipment. Motorised equipment used to load or unload is prohibited, including rented dual axle and dump body trucks and trailers, and a resident who needs to use a personally owned dual axle or dump body truck has to get permission at Public Works on 647 Long Pond Road and then deliver on Mondays.
Concrete, sod, topsoil and clean stumps go to the town's yard waste facility, but lumber, floor tiles, roof shingles and other building materials are refused there and at the county ecopark, so a renovation load has no town or county route.
City cost & eligibility
The town publishes no fee for the yard waste facility, and it does not accept building materials at all. Monroe County charges for some specialty items at the ecopark but refuses building materials including wood, carpeting, concrete and drywall, so a renovation load of lumber or shingles has to be arranged privately and the price comes from the hauler or container company rather than from the town.
When & how
The town's yard waste facility is open during its published 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. window, and the county ecopark is open Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Neither facility takes a renovation load, so arrange the haul before the work starts.
Get it ready
Separate the load: concrete, sod, topsoil and clean stumps can go to the Flynn Road facility, while lumber, tiles, shingles and other building materials have to go to a private hauler or container. Keep concrete and fill-type material reasonably free of dirt and rocks, and never place yard waste or fill material in or near waterways and ponds.
The town collects no household garbage or bulky refuse, so a furniture or cleanout load moves through the private refuse collector the household uses or a container company. A company collecting or hauling refuse in town must hold a town licence, while a resident may haul material generated on their own property.
City cost & eligibility
The town publishes no rate for household refuse or bulky pickups, because that work belongs to private collectors who set their own prices. Confirm the pickup and the price with the collector that serves the address, or with a container company for a larger load, and note that the yard waste facility and the ecopark are for the material they list rather than for general cleanouts.
When & how
Collection days and bulky pickup arrangements come from the private collector serving the address. The town's own two routes keep their own calendars: brush follows the street schedule and leaves run from October 5 to December 2 in 2026.
Get it ready
Keep the load out of the town's brush and leaf piles, because those programmes take only clean green waste and everything mixed in damages the composting equipment. Separate appliances, electronics and scrap metal for the county ecopark, and keep mattresses, carpeting, building materials and household garbage out of the ecopark, which lists all of them as not accepted.
The town's yard waste facility refuses household appliances, and the county ecopark accepts them for Monroe County residents with no appointment needed. An appliance that still holds refrigerant carries a published fee.
City cost & eligibility
From $20 per appliance with refrigerant at the Monroe County ecopark, paid by credit or debit card, with other appliances accepted during operating hours with no fee listed. Monroe County residents only, with no appointment needed for appliance drop off. Business generated waste is not accepted.
When & how
Take the appliance to the ecopark at 10 Avion Drive, open Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., and note that the station is self serve, so residents unload their own items.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance before the trip, bring a Mastercard or Visa because the ecopark takes credit or debit cards only for fee items, and keep the unit out of the brush pile at the town facility, which refuses household appliances outright.
Electronic waste and tube or flat screen televisions and monitors are accepted at the Monroe County ecopark, whether the screen is intact or broken, with no appointment and no fee listed.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Monroe County residents only, during the ecopark's operating hours, with no appointment required for electronics. Business generated waste is not accepted, and the station is self serve.
When & how
Take electronics to 10 Avion Drive, open Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., closed on holidays. The county recommends arriving after 3 p.m. on Wednesdays or before 10 a.m. on Saturdays to avoid a wait.
Get it ready
Keep the device out of the town's brush and leaf piles and out of the yard waste facility at Flynn Road, which refuses electronics. Unload the item yourself at the drop off, and note that the ecopark takes rechargeable and button batteries but refuses alkaline batteries and lead acid batteries.
A couch or sofa has no town collection route: the town picks up no household rubbish or bulky refuse, and the county ecopark refuses household garbage and building materials and accepts bulky plastic items only when they contain no fabric or metal.
City cost & eligibility
No public rate covers furniture removal in Greece, because the work belongs to private collectors and container companies that set their own prices. Confirm the pickup and the price with the collector serving the address, or hire a container for a larger cleanout.
When & how
Arrange the pickup with the private collector, and keep the piece off the kerb until that pickup is arranged, because the town runs no bulky collection day and the brush and leaf crews take green waste only.
Get it ready
Keep furniture out of the brush and leaf piles and away from the yard waste facility, which refuses anything other than the listed green material. Do not take furniture to the ecopark, because it refuses household garbage and building materials and accepts bulky plastic items only when they have no fabric or metal parts.
A mattress has no town or county route in Greece. The town collects no household rubbish, and the Monroe County ecopark lists mattresses and other foam based toppers among the items it does not accept.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the town nor the county publishes a mattress rate, because the town does not collect household bulky waste and the ecopark refuses mattresses outright. Confirm the pickup and the price with the private collector serving the address, or with the retailer or recycler that supplied the mattress.
When & how
Arrange the removal with the private collector before the mattress goes out, and keep it away from the brush and leaf piles, which take green waste only.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the town's green waste piles, and do not take it to the Flynn Road yard waste facility or the ecopark, which both refuse it. Ask the collector whether the unit has to be bagged or wrapped before pickup, because the town publishes no wrapping rule.
Brush collection runs year round on a schedule set by street. Put the brush at the kerb by Sunday evening before your street's designated week, cut brush, limbs and trees to four feet or less, and lay the pile parallel to the road without blocking the road, a sidewalk or another property. Keep metal, rocks, dirt, lumber, concrete and foreign debris out of the pile, keep it clear of wires, poles, hydrants and low limbs, and never place yard debris in or near a waterway or pond.
The 2026 leaf collection runs from October 5 to December 2 on a two week rotation by area, with a possible extra rotation after December 4. Put leaves in paper bags, or in a 30 gallon can with handles that weighs no more than 50 pounds and is tagged so the crew knows what is inside, and have them at the kerb the day before the assigned pickup. Leave rocks, metal, plastic, concrete and every other material out of the bags, because they damage the composting equipment.
The yard waste facility at 635 Flynn Road takes residential brush, branches, grass clippings, leaves, sod, topsoil, concrete and clean stumps in paper bags or loose in the marked piles. Bring photo identification showing a Greece address, because the site serves town residents for material from their own property and refuses commercial property material, non-residents and private contractors. Motorised equipment for loading and unloading is prohibited, including rented dual axle and dump body trucks and trailers, and a personally owned dual axle or dump body truck needs written permission from Public Works and a Monday delivery.
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.
Book the private refuse collector for a bulky pickup
A Greece household with furniture, a mattress or a cleanout load that the town will not collect.
Cost & conditions
Private collectors set their own rates for household refuse and bulky pickups, and the town publishes no price. Confirm the pickup and the charge with the collector serving the address, and note that any company hauling refuse in town has to hold a town licence running from August 1 to July 31.
Arrange it
Call the collector that already handles the address, or another licensed collector, and agree the day and what will be taken. A resident may also haul material generated on their own property to a disposal site.
The town itself collects no household garbage or bulky refuse, and the yard waste facility and ecopark take only the material on their own lists, so a general cleanout belongs with a collector or a container company.
Town of Greece Department of Public Works with Monroe County ecopark
Take green waste and clean fill to Flynn Road
A Greece resident with brush, branches, grass clippings, leaves, sod, topsoil, concrete or clean tree stumps from their own property.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for town residents bringing material from their own residential property, with photo identification showing a Greece address. Mulch and compost are free to pick up at the site, and delivery to a resident carries a nominal fee the town does not amount.
Arrange it
Drive to 635 Flynn Road during the published 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. window, show photo identification, and leave the material in paper bags or loose in the marked piles.
Commercial property material, non-residents and private contractors are not served, motorised loading equipment is prohibited, and the site refuses lumber, floor tiles, roof shingles and other building materials, fill dirt, stump grindings, wood chips, landscaping bricks and rocks, electronics, garbage and household appliances.
Town of Greece Department of Public Works with Monroe County ecopark
Use a leaf drop off site in the autumn
A Greece household on a private drive, or one that misses its leaf collection week.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for town residents. The four park sites open only for the leaf season, while the Flynn Road facility runs year round.
Arrange it
Take bagged leaves to the yard waste facility at 635 Flynn Road, or to Carter Park at 1281 Long Pond Road, George Badgerow Park South at 1120 Latta Road, Basil A. Marella Park at 975 English Road or Columbus Park at 461 Bonesteel Street between October 7 and December 4, and look for the snow fence marking each site.
No plastic bags, brush or containers may be left at any site, and Barnard Park is no longer a leaf drop off. The town does not collect leaves from private drives at all.
Town of Greece Department of Public Works with Monroe County ecopark
Use the Monroe County ecopark for appliances, electronics and chemicals
A Monroe County household with an appliance, a television, a computer, scrap metal, batteries, paint or another household chemical.
Cost & conditions
From $20 per appliance with refrigerant at the ecopark, with passenger vehicle tires on rims from 12 to 40 dollars and tires off rims from 7 to 20 dollars, paid by credit or debit card only. Monroe County residents only, with no appointment needed for appliances, electronics, tires or general recycling but an appointment required for household hazardous waste. Limit four tires a person, and no business generated waste.
Arrange it
Drive to 10 Avion Drive, open Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and closed on holidays, and unload the items yourself because the stations are self serve except hazardous waste.
Mattresses and foam toppers, household garbage, building materials, alkaline batteries, lead acid batteries, used motor oil, dried paint and many other items are not accepted, so check the list before loading.
Town yard waste facility for brush, leaves, clean fill and concrete
Town of Greece yard waste facility, Flynn Road transfer station
635 Flynn Road, Rochester, NY 14612
Brush, tree branches, grass clippings, leaves, sod, topsoil, concrete, and tree stumps reasonably free of dirt and rocks, from Greece residential properties. Material is recycled into mulch and compost that residents may collect free or have delivered for a nominal fee.
Greece residents only, with photo identification confirming town residency, and residential property material only. Commercial property material, non-residents and private contractors are refused, along with lumber, floor tiles, roof shingles and other building materials, fill dirt, tree stump grindings, wood chips, landscaping bricks and rocks, electronics, garbage and household appliances. Motorised loading and unloading equipment is prohibited, including rented dual axle and dump body trucks and trailers, and a personally owned dual axle or dump body truck needs permission from Public Works at 647 Long Pond Road with a Monday delivery. Material arrives in paper bags or loose in the marked piles, never in plastic bags, totes or buckets.
8 a.m. to 3 p.m. The town's pages disagree on Sunday, so confirm the current window with Public Works on 225-4590.
No charge. Free for Greece residents bringing material from their own residential property. Mulch and compost are free to collect at the site, delivery to a resident carries a nominal fee the town does not amount, and no fee is published for dropping off yard waste.
County drop off for appliances, electronics, chemicals and specialty recycling
Monroe County ecopark
10 Avion Drive, Rochester, NY 14624
Appliances, electronic waste, tube and flat screen televisions and monitors whether intact or broken, scrap metal including bare tire rims, recyclable glass, metal and plastic containers, paper and cardboard, cooking oil, fluorescent lights and CFL bulbs, propane, helium, nitrous oxide and oxygen tanks, rechargeable and button batteries, clothing, books, eyeglasses and hearing aids, fire extinguishers, medical supplies, printer cartridges, sharps and syringes, and United States flags, all with no appointment needed.
Monroe County residents only and no business generated waste. Not accepted: mattresses and other foam based toppers, household garbage, building materials such as wood, carpeting, concrete and drywall, alkaline batteries, lead acid batteries, used motor oil, 55 gallon drums, asbestos, dried paint or a can less than one third full, fiberglass, foam packaging, glazing and joint compound, hoses and tubing, PVC pipe, radioactive materials, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, Styrofoam peanuts and food containers, and tarps and pool covers. Household hazardous waste needs an appointment, and fee items take Mastercard or Visa only.
Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., closed on holidays. The county suggests arriving after 3 p.m. on Wednesdays or before 10 a.m. on Saturdays.
From $20 per appliance with refrigerant, with passenger vehicle tires on rims from 12 to 40 dollars and tires off rims from 7 to 20 dollars, paid by credit or debit card, Mastercard or Visa only, as published for 2026. Monroe County residents only, with a limit of four tires a person and no business generated waste. Most items, including appliances without refrigerant, electronics, scrap metal and general recycling, have no fee listed.
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.
Can I take a mixed household cleanout to the town transfer station?+
Do not assume so. The town lists household garbage, appliances and electronics among prohibited materials; its yard-waste service has specific acceptance rules.Official guidance
When does the town collect brush in Greece?+
Brush collection runs all year on a street by street schedule. Put the brush at the kerb by Sunday evening before the designated week for your street and cut it to no more than four feet. Keep metal, rocks, dirt, lumber and concrete out of the pile, keep it away from poles, hydrants and wires, and note that the town does not collect brush from private drives. Brush cleared by a contractor is the contractor's responsibility.Official guidance
How do I set out leaves for the town pickup?+
Put them in paper bags and place them at the kerb the day before your assigned pickup. A 30 gallon can with handles is allowed instead if it weighs no more than 50 pounds and is tagged so the crew knows it holds leaves. Leaves are collected from October 5 to December 2 in 2026 on a two week rotation by area, with a possible extra rotation after December 4. Keep rocks, plastic, metal and concrete out of the bags, because they damage the composting equipment.Official guidance
Where can renovation debris go in Greece?+
Only part of it has a town route. The yard waste facility at 635 Flynn Road accepts concrete, sod, topsoil and tree stumps that are reasonably free of dirt and rocks, but it prohibits lumber, floor tiles, roof shingles and other building materials. The Monroe County ecopark also refuses building materials including wood, carpeting, concrete and drywall. Lumber, shingles and similar renovation material therefore go through a private arrangement, either a licensed refuse collector or a container hauler, with the price set by that company.Official guidance
Does the town pick up furniture or bulky items in Greece?+
No. The Town of Greece does not collect household garbage or bulky refuse, so furniture and cleanout loads go to the private refuse collector serving the address or to a container company instead. Any business collecting or hauling refuse in town has to hold a town licence that runs from August 1 to July 31, and a resident may always haul material generated on their own property for disposal. The town itself collects only brush, leaves and the yard material the Flynn Road facility takes.Official guidance
Where do old appliances go in Greece?+
To the Monroe County ecopark at 10 Avion Drive, which accepts appliances from county residents with no appointment needed, open Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and closed on holidays. An appliance that contains refrigerant carries a published fee paid by credit or debit card, while other appliances have no fee listed. The town's own yard waste facility on Flynn Road does not take household appliances at all.Official guidance
Who collects household trash in Greece?+
A private refuse collector, not the town. Any business collecting or transporting residential or commercial refuse or recyclable materials in the Town of Greece must hold a town licence, and the licence period runs from August 1 to July 31. Residents choose and pay the collector directly, and the town's own crews handle only the green waste side: brush collection, leaf collection and the yard waste facility on Flynn Road.Official guidance
When can I take brush and leaves to Flynn Road?+
The town publishes an 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. window at 635 Flynn Road, and the yard waste facility runs year round while the four park drop off sites open only from October 7 to December 4. The town's own pages disagree about Sunday opening, so confirm the current hours with Public Works on 225-4590 before the trip. Bring photo identification showing a Greece address.Official guidance
When is leaf collection in Greece?+
The 2026 leaf collection runs from October 5 to December 2 on a two week rotation by area, with a possible extra rotation after December 4 if the weather and the workload allow. Leaves go out in paper bags, or in a 30 gallon can with handles weighing no more than 50 pounds and tagged so crews know it holds leaves, and they have to be at the kerb the day before the assigned pickup.Official guidance
Where do paint, chemicals and batteries go?+
To the Monroe County ecopark at 10 Avion Drive, open Wednesdays from 1 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. and closed on holidays. Household hazardous waste needs an appointment and covers aerosols, automotive fluids, cleaners, sealers, flammables, glues, mercury items, oil based and latex paint more than one third full, pesticides, pool and photo chemicals and wood stain. Rechargeable and button batteries are taken without an appointment, while alkaline and lead acid batteries, used motor oil and dried paint are refused.Official guidance
