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City collection Bulk garbage and metal items are collected only on an appointment, booked through the town's online scheduling tool or through the Department of Public Works. The load is limited to two or three items depending on their size, and the town has limited appointment slots each week. The town does not print a charge for a bulk appointment on its sanitation page, so confirm the current terms when the appointment is booked by calling the DPW office on (914) 989-1580 or booking through the town's online scheduling tool. There is no published per item price to quote before then.
City collection Bulk garbage and metal items are collected only on an appointment, booked through the town's online scheduling tool or through the Department of Public Works. The load is limited to two or three items depending on their size, and the town has limited appointment slots each week. The town does not print a charge for a bulk appointment on its sanitation page, so confirm the current terms when the appointment is booked by calling the DPW office on (914) 989-1580 or booking through the town's online scheduling tool. There is no published per item price to quote before then.
City collection Everyday garbage rides an automated side-arm route, and only material inside the town issued cart is collected. Loose waste has to be bagged, nothing sits on top of the lid, and the carts go out by 7 a.m. No charge. Town residents on the sanitation route, where the cart service is part of the town's collection program rather than a billed collection, with the DPW office on (914) 989-1580 handling cart requests and questions.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Greenburgh does not collect large items on the regular route. Bulk garbage and metal move on an appointment, booked through the town's online scheduling tool or through the Department of Public Works, and the load is limited to two or three items depending on their size, with limited slots each week and high demand. A household with more than that is pointed at a private carting or junk removal company, and anyone replacing a mattress, appliance or piece of furniture is asked to check the retailer and to donate what still works. The town also draws firm lines: construction debris such as sheetrock, lumber, insulation, tile and porcelain fixtures is not collected, tires and hazardous products are not collected, and material a contractor or gardener generates is theirs to remove. Electronics and rechargeable batteries go to the county on a mandated recycling program, either through the county facility in Valhalla by appointment or at the town's public works yard in Ardsley without one, and household garbage rides the automated cart route with everything at the street edge by 7 a.m.
Bulk garbage and metal items are collected only on an appointment, booked through the town's online scheduling tool or through the Department of Public Works. The load is limited to two or three items depending on their size, and the town has limited appointment slots each week.
City cost & eligibility
The town does not print a charge for a bulk appointment on its sanitation page, so confirm the current terms when the appointment is booked by calling the DPW office on (914) 989-1580 or booking through the town's online scheduling tool. There is no published per item price to quote before then.
When & how
Book the appointment before anything is set out, because the collection does not run on the ordinary cart day. The town warns that demand is high and slots are limited each week, so the soonest available date may be some way off.
Get it ready
Keep the load to the allowed two or three items, which depends on how large they are, and hold anything beyond that for a private carting or junk removal company, which the town recommends and notes may allow reuse. Carpet has to be cut into four foot lengths, rolled and tied before the appointment. Paint cans are accepted on a bulk appointment when the paint is dried with cat litter or a chemical hardener, or poured onto rags to dry, with the lids taken off and left to the side. Styrofoam can go in the town issued garbage can instead of on a bulk appointment. Keep construction debris, tires, hazardous products and contractor material out of the appointment load entirely.
Construction debris, tires and hazardous materials are outside the town program altogether, and material generated by a contractor or a gardener is the contractor's to remove.
City cost & eligibility
The town does not collect construction debris such as sheetrock, lumber, insulation, porcelain toilets, sinks and bathtubs or tile, and it does not collect tires or hazardous materials including automotive fluids, fire extinguishers, fluorescent bulbs and LEDs, flammable liquids, mercury devices, pesticides, pool chemicals and propane tanks. Construction material goes to a contractor or a private carter using the county's licensed transfer station list, and the hazardous products go to the Westchester County Household Materials Recovery Facility at 15 Woods Road in Valhalla, where an appointment can be reserved up to two weeks ahead on the Recycling Help Line at (914) 813-5425.
When & how
Arrange the private carter or the county appointment before the material accumulates, because none of it can ride a bulk appointment or a cart day.
Get it ready
Keep porcelain fixtures, sheetrock, lumber, insulation and tile out of every curbside pile, and keep automotive fluids, propane tanks, mercury devices, pool chemicals and rechargeable batteries out of the carts as well. Where a contractor or gardener generated the material, the town puts removal on them, so the household should settle it before the work starts.
County regulations require every piece of electronic waste to be recycled, so computers, televisions and printers leave through the county facility by appointment or through the town's public works yard without one. Rechargeable batteries never go in a cart.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Household electronics and rechargeable batteries, which the town states are accepted at the county Household Materials Recovery Facility at no charge, and electronics dropped at the town public works yard in Ardsley, which the town lists as a free drop off point with no appointment required.
When & how
The town yard at 100 Sprain Road in Ardsley is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with no appointment needed, while the county facility at 15 Woods Road in Valhalla takes an appointment that can be reserved up to two weeks ahead on the Recycling Help Line at (914) 813-5425.
Get it ready
Never put a rechargeable or lithium battery in the garbage or the recycling cart, because the town warns they start fires in trucks and at facilities, and never put electronic waste at the curb since county regulations make recycling it mandatory. Wipe personal data before handover, and note that ordinary household batteries may go out with the garbage while a car battery has to go to a mechanic or a gas station under state law.
Everyday garbage rides an automated side-arm route, and only material inside the town issued cart is collected. Loose waste has to be bagged, nothing sits on top of the lid, and the carts go out by 7 a.m.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town residents on the sanitation route, where the cart service is part of the town's collection program rather than a billed collection, with the DPW office on (914) 989-1580 handling cart requests and questions.
When & how
Everything has to be at the street edge by 7:00 a.m. on the collection day, and the town's address lookup on its sanitation page is the way to confirm the days that apply to a property.
Get it ready
Put garbage in the town issued cart and bag loose debris, keep the lid clear because anything piled on top is not collected, and leave the carts three feet apart from each other and from other objects so the arm can reach them. Medical needles go out with the regular garbage inside a leak, shatter and puncture proof container with a screw top labeled as sharps.
Organic yard waste is collected weekly with no appointment, in open containers or tied bundles. Leaves and clippings are limited by weight, branches by size, and anything a contractor or gardener generates is theirs to haul.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town residents on the sanitation route, where yard waste collection is part of the town's weekly program rather than an appointment service, provided the material was generated by the household and is prepared within the published limits.
When & how
Organic yard waste is collected weekly without an appointment or a call, and it goes out with everything else by 7:00 a.m. on the collection day.
Get it ready
Leaves and grass clippings go in paper yard waste bags or open reusable containers weighing no more than 50 pounds, and plastic bags are prohibited. Branches and twigs have to be tied and neatly stacked in bundles under three feet long and under two feet in any other dimension. The town will not take logs or stumps unless they are split into sections six inches or less in diameter, and it does not take material from a hired tree removal or a gardener renovating a property, so those arrangements stay with the contractor.
Commingled recyclables go loosely in the town issued recycling cart with no plastic bags, and paper and cardboard are tied into bundles under 50 pounds because they are still collected by hand.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town residents on the sanitation route, who receive the town recycling cart as part of the program, with cart requests handled on (914) 989-1581 or (914) 989-1580.
When & how
Recycling goes out with the rest of the collection and is at the street edge by 7:00 a.m. on the collection day.
Get it ready
Place commingled recyclables loosely in the town cart and never in plastic bags, keep paper and cardboard separate from the commingled cart, break cardboard boxes down into flat pieces and tie the paper and cardboard into bundles or put them in an open reusable container with the weight under 50 pounds, and keep the bundles from blowing around on a windy day.
Nothing large goes out on the ordinary cart day. Bulk garbage and metal are collected by appointment only, booked through the town's online scheduling tool or on (914) 989-1580, in a load of two or three items depending on size, and the town has limited slots each week so the soonest date may be a while away. A household with more than the allowed items, or with construction debris, is directed to a private carting or junk removal company, and the town also asks residents replacing a mattress, appliance or piece of furniture to check the retailer and to donate what still works.
Carpet has to be cut into four foot lengths, rolled and tied before the appointment, and paint cans are accepted only with the paint dried using cat litter or a hardener, or poured onto rags to dry, with the lids off and left to the side. On the cart route, only material inside the town issued cart is collected, loose trash is bagged, nothing sits on top of the lid, carts stay three feet apart from each other and other objects, and everything is at the street edge by 7 a.m. Needles go out with the garbage in a screw top container labeled sharps.
Electronics and hazardous products go to the county
Electronic waste is under a county recycling mandate, so computers, televisions and printers are dropped at the town public works yard at 100 Sprain Road in Ardsley, open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. with no appointment, or at the Westchester County Household Materials Recovery Facility at 15 Woods Road in Valhalla with an appointment reserved up to two weeks ahead on (914) 813-5425. The same county facility takes the hazardous products the town refuses, including automotive fluids, propane tanks, pool and photographic chemicals, pesticides, fluorescent bulbs, mercury devices and rechargeable batteries, and rechargeable batteries never go in a cart because they start fires in the trucks.
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 Greenburgh Bureau of Sanitation, with Westchester County for electronics and hazardous material
Book the town bulk appointment
A town household with a small number of large items such as furniture, a mattress, rolled carpet or metal, or with paint cans that have been dried out.
Cost & conditions
The town does not print a charge for the appointment on its sanitation page, so confirm the current terms when booking on (914) 989-1580 or through the online scheduling tool.
Arrange it
Book the appointment first, prepare the items as the town asks with carpet cut and tied and paint dried with the lids off, then set the load out for the scheduled day only.
The load is limited to two or three items depending on their size, slots are limited each week, construction debris, tires and hazardous materials are not accepted at all, and a household over the limit has to use a private carter.
Town of Greenburgh Bureau of Sanitation, with Westchester County for electronics and hazardous material
Use the town yard and the county facility
A household with electronics, rechargeable batteries or hazardous products that no cart or bulk appointment will take.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Electronics and rechargeable batteries, which the town states are accepted at the county facility at no charge, with the town yard in Ardsley also offered as a drop off point for electronics.
Arrange it
Take electronics to 100 Sprain Road in Ardsley on a weekday between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. without an appointment, or book the county facility at 15 Woods Road in Valhalla up to two weeks ahead on (914) 813-5425 for electronics and hazardous products.
The county facility needs an appointment and the town yard keeps weekday daytime hours only, and neither route takes ordinary household garbage or construction debris.
A household with more items than the appointment allows, or with construction debris, porcelain fixtures or other material the town refuses.
Cost & conditions
The town directs these loads to a private carting or junk removal company and, for construction material, to a contractor or a private carter working from the county's licensed transfer station list, without publishing a rate, so the price is quoted by the company that does the work.
Arrange it
Choose a carter, describe the material accurately, and for construction debris ask the contractor who did the work to take it, since the town puts that responsibility on the contractor.
Nothing here is a town service, the cost is set by the company, and the household still has to keep hazardous products out of the load because the carter cannot take what the county facility handles.
Town public works yard taking electronics without an appointment
Town of Greenburgh Department of Public Works Yard
100 Sprain Road, Ardsley, NY
Electronic waste, which county regulations require to be recycled and which includes computers, televisions and printers.
A residential drop off point for electronics only, open on weekday daytime hours, and not a site for household garbage, construction debris, tires or hazardous products.
Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., with no appointment needed for drop off
No charge. Town residents dropping off household electronic waste, which the town lists as a free drop off point that does not require an appointment.
County household materials recovery facility for electronics and hazardous products
Westchester County Household Materials Recovery Facility
15 Woods Road, Valhalla, NY
Electronic waste including computers, televisions and printers, and the hazardous products the town refuses, being automotive fluids, fire extinguishers, fluorescent bulbs and LEDs, flammable liquids such as kerosene, mercury thermometers and thermostats, pesticides, insecticides, herbicides, photographic and swimming pool chemicals, propane tanks and rechargeable batteries.
An appointment is required and has to be reserved on the county Recycling Help Line, with slots bookable up to two weeks ahead, and the site is a household facility rather than a place for ordinary garbage or construction debris.
By appointment, with time slots that can be reserved up to two weeks in advance on (914) 813-5425
No charge. Household electronics and rechargeable batteries, which the town states are accepted at the county facility at no charge, with the same appointment line used to book or cancel a visit.
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 do I book a bulk pickup in Greenburgh?+
Bulk garbage and metal pickups are by appointment only. Book through the town's online scheduling tool or call the Department of Public Works on (914) 989-1580, and keep in mind that the load is limited to two or three items depending on their size and that appointment slots are limited each week. Carpet has to be cut into four foot lengths and tied, and paint cans are accepted only with the paint dried and the lids off. A household with more than the allowed items is directed to a private carting or junk removal company.Official guidance
Where does Greenburgh construction debris or old paint go?+
Not to the curb. The town does not collect construction debris such as sheetrock, lumber, insulation, tile or porcelain fixtures and directs it to a contractor or private carter working from the county's licensed transfer station list, and it does not collect tires or hazardous materials such as automotive fluids, propane tanks, pesticides, pool chemicals, fluorescent bulbs or mercury devices, which go to the Westchester County Household Materials Recovery Facility at 15 Woods Road in Valhalla with an appointment reserved up to two weeks ahead on (914) 813-5425. Latex paint in a can is the one exception that can ride a bulk appointment once it is dried and the lid is off.Official guidance
Where do Greenburgh televisions and batteries go?+
Electronic waste is under a county recycling mandate, so computers, televisions and printers go to the Westchester County Household Materials Recovery Facility at 15 Woods Road in Valhalla with an appointment up to two weeks ahead on (914) 813-5425, or to the town public works yard at 100 Sprain Road in Ardsley, which is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. with no appointment. Rechargeable and lithium batteries must never go in a cart because they start fires, and they are accepted at the county facility at no charge, while an ordinary battery can go out with the garbage and a car battery has to go to a mechanic or gas station.Official guidance
How does Greenburgh collect yard waste?+
Organic yard waste is collected weekly with no appointment, placed at the curb in open containers or bundled and tied with no plastic. Leaves and grass clippings go in paper yard waste bags or open reusable containers of no more than 50 pounds, and branches and twigs must be tied in bundles under three feet long and under two feet in any other dimension. Logs and stumps are not collected unless they are split into sections six inches or less in diameter, and the town will not take debris a hired tree removal or a gardener generates.Official guidance
Who runs waste collection in Greenburgh?+
The Town of Greenburgh Bureau of Sanitation runs solid waste, paper and commingled recycling, brush and yard waste, and bulk item collection for town residents on an established schedule, with the Department of Public Works office on (914) 989-1580 or by email at dpw@greenburghny.com and cart requests on (914) 989-1581. Westchester County handles the mandated electronics recycling and the hazardous products the town does not collect, on the Recycling Help Line at (914) 813-5425.Official guidance
What does clearing a house cost in Greenburgh?+
The town publishes the bulk collection as an appointment service with an item limit of two or three pieces depending on size, and it prints no charge for that appointment, so the terms are confirmed when it is booked on (914) 989-1580. A household over the limit pays a private carting or junk removal company instead, at a price that company quotes, and the county facility takes household electronics and rechargeable batteries at no charge by appointment or at the town yard without one. Dropcurb prices a booking separately with the total shown before payment.Official guidance
How many items will Greenburgh pick up at once?+
Two or three items on a bulk appointment, with the size of the items deciding how many are allowed, and the town notes that appointment slots are limited each week. Anything beyond that is meant for a private carting or junk removal company, and construction debris, tires, hazardous products and material a contractor or gardener generated are not collected by the town at all.Official guidance
