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City collection One large item can go out each Wednesday with the rest of the collection, with furniture, cabinets, washers and dryers as the usual examples, and a mattress has to be in a plastic bag before it is set out. No charge. One bulk item a week from a Langhorne household on the Wednesday route, with no separate per item charge because the collection is part of the household trash service the borough bills. An uncovered mattress is not collected and stays at the curb.
City collection A refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier holding refrigerant is not a routine bulky item. The appointment for it goes through the borough office. The borough lists appliances containing CFCs as items that require an appointment and says the appointment is arranged through the borough office, and the published pages do not quote a separate charge, so confirm both the appointment and any cost on 215-757-3768 before the unit goes to the curb.
City collection Trash, single stream recycling, yard waste and one bulk item are all collected on Wednesday by the borough's collector, and the household trash service is billed separately by the borough rather than by the hauler. The borough bills the household trash service and lets residents pay it online, with the amount confirmed through the borough office on 215-757-3768 rather than printed on the trash page. The bulky item, yard waste and recycling collections carry no separate per item charge inside that service.
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?
Langhorne Borough collects everything on one day a week: trash, single stream recycling, yard waste and one bulk item all go out on Wednesday, and containers are placed after 6 p.m. on Tuesday evening. The borough bills the household trash service, and the bulky and yard waste collections inside it carry no separate per item charge. Bulk is limited to one item a week, with furniture, cabinets, washers and dryers as the usual examples, and a mattress has to be in a plastic bag or the crew leaves it. A refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier holding refrigerant is different, because the appointment for that goes through the borough office rather than the ordinary Wednesday route. Yard waste rides the same day but is disposed of separately, in containers up to 32 gallons or brown paper bags with branches, small stumps and Christmas trees accepted, and in the four winter months it is collected with the trash instead. Two streams never ride the curb: electronics, which Pennsylvania law bars residents from throwing out, and household hazardous waste, which is held for special collection events.
Trash, single stream recycling, yard waste and one bulk item are all collected on Wednesday by the borough's collector, and the household trash service is billed separately by the borough rather than by the hauler.
City cost & eligibility
The borough bills the household trash service and lets residents pay it online, with the amount confirmed through the borough office on 215-757-3768 rather than printed on the trash page. The bulky item, yard waste and recycling collections carry no separate per item charge inside that service.
When & how
Everything goes out after 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening for the Wednesday collection, and containers are positioned so parked vehicles and other large objects do not block them. If a scheduled holiday falls on the pickup day, collection moves to the following day. The borough office is open Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Get it ready
Use containers of 20 to 35 gallons weighing no more than 50 pounds, with handles and detachable lids and made of sturdy plastic or metal, and for recycling use a bin labelled as recyclables under 35 gallons, with labels available free at Borough Hall or Langhorne Tax and Bookkeeping. Empty, clean and dry recyclables go loose in the bin, and flattened cardboard is cut down to newspaper size.
One large item can go out each Wednesday with the rest of the collection, with furniture, cabinets, washers and dryers as the usual examples, and a mattress has to be in a plastic bag before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. One bulk item a week from a Langhorne household on the Wednesday route, with no separate per item charge because the collection is part of the household trash service the borough bills. An uncovered mattress is not collected and stays at the curb.
When & how
Set the item out after 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening with the rest of the week's material for the Wednesday collection, and hold any further items for the following week because the limit is one a week.
Get it ready
Bag a mattress in plastic before it goes out, empty and dry the item where that applies, and keep liquids, tires, tree stumps and hazardous products out of the pile because the borough refuses them outright on the regular route.
A refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier holding refrigerant is not a routine bulky item. The appointment for it goes through the borough office.
City cost & eligibility
The borough lists appliances containing CFCs as items that require an appointment and says the appointment is arranged through the borough office, and the published pages do not quote a separate charge, so confirm both the appointment and any cost on 215-757-3768 before the unit goes to the curb.
When & how
Call the borough office during its Monday through Thursday office hours and arrange the collection, then set the unit out for the arranged day rather than with the ordinary Wednesday pile.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, secure the doors and shelves, and keep it off the regular pile on a Wednesday because a refrigerant appliance put out without the appointment is not part of the routine collection.
Yard waste on the same day, in winter with the trash
Accepted with preparation
Yard waste is collected on Wednesday with the other material but disposed of separately, in containers no larger than 32 gallons or in brown paper bags. Branches, small stumps and logs and Christmas trees are accepted, and large branches have to be cut and bundled.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Langhorne households on the Wednesday route, with no separate per item charge because yard waste is part of the household trash service the borough bills. Plastic bags are prohibited, so a bagged load in plastic is left at the curb.
When & how
Yard waste goes out after 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening for the Wednesday collection through the year, except that in December, January, February and March the borough collects it with the regular trash instead of separately because of the low volume. Holiday greenery is collected curbside on January 7 and 14, 2026, and anything missed after those dates goes out on a regular trash day and is treated as trash rather than recycled.
Get it ready
Use containers up to 32 gallons or brown paper bags and never plastic, cut large tree branches into three to four foot sections and bundle them with string or twine, and remove ornaments and wires from a Christmas tree without bagging it. Winter yard waste goes in with the regular trash on the ordinary collection day rather than waiting for a separate run.
Recycling is single stream on the same Wednesday collection, with cans, glass, mixed paper, cardboard and most household plastic containers going into one labelled bin. Dried latex paint also goes out with the regular trash.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Langhorne households on the Wednesday route, with recycling included in the household trash service at no separate charge. Bins and recycling labels are supplied free of charge at Borough Hall or Langhorne Tax and Bookkeeping.
When & how
The recycling bin goes out every Wednesday with the rest of the collection, in a bin labelled as recyclables and no larger than 35 gallons.
Get it ready
Rinse and empty the containers, keep food soiled paper out of the mixed paper, and leave out aluminium foil, pots and pans, light bulbs, windows, hard back books, tissues, foam and plastic bags. Bundle newspapers and magazines with string or twine under 50 pounds per bundle or use a brown paper bag, and flatten and cut clean cardboard down to newspaper size. For latex paint, air dry the contents or mix them with kitty litter or shredded newspaper, then bag the dry material for the regular trash or leave the can open with the lid off so the collector can see it is dry.
Pennsylvania's Covered Device Recycling Act means a resident cannot put a computer, monitor, peripheral or television out as waste. The routes are the regional county collection events and a fee based service from the borough's collector.
City cost & eligibility
The county events are the published route and their charges are not quoted on the borough pages, while the collector offers electronics recycling for an additional fee through its office, so confirm the next event and any cost by calling Bucks County on 215-345-3414 or by emailing the county recycling contact before the device is moved. The rule against putting a covered device out as waste applies either way.
When & how
Counties in southeastern Pennsylvania hold joint electronic collection events, so the next date is obtained from Bucks County rather than from a fixed borough calendar, and the fee based hauler service is arranged by appointment.
Get it ready
Never set a computer, monitor, peripheral or television out with the trash, because the state law bars disposing of a covered device as waste, and wipe personal data before any handover. Ask for a recycler holding R2 or similar certification, which the borough notes is required in Pennsylvania to protect both data and the people handling the material.
Paint, chemicals, batteries and other hazardous waste
Accepted with preparation
Household hazardous waste is refused on the regular route. The borough tells residents to hold the material for special collection events, and only fully dried latex paint goes out with the trash.
City cost & eligibility
Hazardous products are kept off the household route, and rather than a borough site the borough points residents to the special collection events that southeastern Pennsylvania counties run. Charges for those events are not printed on the borough pages, so confirm the next event before the material is moved.
When & how
Hold the material until a special collection event is announced rather than putting it out on a Wednesday, and check with the borough office or the county about the next date.
Get it ready
Keep insecticides, pesticides, gasoline, waste oil, non-latex paint, varnish, thinners, drain cleaner, pool chemicals and car parts out of the trash entirely, along with liquid waste of any kind. Latex paint is the exception only when it is completely dry: air dry it or mix in an absorbent, bag the dried material, or leave the can open with the lid off.
Liquid waste of any type, tree stumps and tires are outside the borough's regular waste service, and the borough names no site for them.
City cost & eligibility
The borough states plainly that liquid waste of any type, tree stumps and tires are not acceptable as regular waste, and it points only to the prohibited list rather than to a borough site, so a household has to ask the borough office on 215-757-3768 what options exist for those items in the current year.
When & how
Ask the borough office before moving any of this material, because none of it rides the Wednesday collection.
Get it ready
Keep liquids sealed and out of the trash, leave a stump where it is until a route is confirmed rather than cutting it into the yard waste pile, and keep tires out of both the trash and the recycling because the borough refuses them on the regular route.
Trash, recycling, yard waste and one bulk item all go out after 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening for the Wednesday collection, and containers are placed so parked vehicles and other large objects do not block them. Containers should be 20 to 35 gallons and under 50 pounds with handles and a detachable lid, and the recycling bin has to be labelled as recyclables and no larger than 35 gallons. If a scheduled holiday falls on the pickup day, collection moves to the following day.
The preparation rules that decide whether it is collected
A mattress has to be inside a plastic bag, because the borough states that an uncovered mattress will not be collected. Yard waste goes in containers up to 32 gallons or brown paper bags with plastic bags prohibited, and large branches are cut into three to four foot sections and bundled with string or twine. Recycling stays loose in the labelled bin with cardboard flattened and cut down to newspaper size and newspapers tied in bundles under 50 pounds. Latex paint goes out only once it is completely dry, either bagged after drying or left open with the lid off.
Electronics cannot go out as waste at all, because Pennsylvania's Covered Device Recycling Act requires computers, monitors, peripherals and televisions to be recycled, so those devices wait for a county collection event or the collector's fee based service. Household hazardous products, liquid waste of any type, tree stumps and tires are also outside the regular service and are held for special collection events or asked about at the borough office on 215-757-3768. A refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier holding refrigerant needs an appointment through the same office rather than a routine set-out.
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.
Langhorne Borough with Republic Services as the current collector, and Bucks County for regional electronics and hazardous waste events
Use the single Wednesday collection
A Langhorne household clearing everyday trash, a bulky item, yard material or recycling in one outing.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Collections are part of the household trash service the borough bills, so the bulky item, recyclables and yard waste carry no separate per item charge. The trash bill itself is confirmed with the borough office on 215-757-3768.
Arrange it
Prepare each stream as the borough requires and set everything out after 6 p.m. on Tuesday evening for the Wednesday collection, keeping the bulky pile to one item.
One bulky item a week, mattresses bagged or left behind, yard waste in containers up to 32 gallons or brown paper bags only, and tires, stumps, liquids and hazardous products refused on this route.
Langhorne Borough with Republic Services as the current collector, and Bucks County for regional electronics and hazardous waste events
Book the refrigerant appliance through the borough
A household with a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier holding refrigerant.
Cost & conditions
The borough lists these appliances as appointment items, and the charge is settled with the borough office at the same time as the appointment, so call 215-757-3768.
Arrange it
Call the borough office during its Monday through Thursday hours, arrange the collection, then set the emptied unit out for the arranged day.
A refrigerant appliance is not part of the routine Wednesday bulk pile, so putting it out without the appointment leaves it at the curb, and the 2024 guide's former collector contact has been superseded by the borough office.
Langhorne Borough with Republic Services as the current collector, and Bucks County for regional electronics and hazardous waste events
Use the regional county collection events
A household with televisions, computers or hazardous products that the borough route refuses.
Cost & conditions
Bucks County is the contact the borough publishes for the joint southeastern Pennsylvania electronics events on 215-345-3414 or by email, and the borough tells residents to hold hazardous waste for special collection events, with neither schedule nor charge printed on the borough pages, so both are confirmed with the county or the borough office.
Arrange it
Ask the county for the next electronics date, or ask the borough office what hazardous waste event is coming, then take the material on the announced day with the devices wiped and the containers sealed.
The events are scheduled by the county rather than by a borough calendar, the hauler's electronics service carries an additional fee, and neither route takes a covered device as ordinary waste.
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 put a mattress out in Langhorne?+
Yes, as the one bulky item allowed that week, but it has to be in a plastic bag first because the borough states that mattresses which are not covered will not be collected. Bulk items such as furniture, cabinets, washers and dryers go out with the Wednesday collection after 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday evening, and the limit is one bulky item a week.Official guidance
How does Langhorne collect yard waste?+
On Wednesday with the other material but disposed of separately, in containers no larger than 32 gallons or in brown paper bags, with plastic bags prohibited. Branches up to three inches in diameter, Christmas trees and small stumps and logs under six feet are accepted, and larger branches have to be cut into three to four foot sections and bundled with string or twine. In December, January, February and March the borough collects yard waste with the regular trash instead of separately, and holiday greenery has its own curbside dates on January 7 and 14, 2026.Official guidance
Where do Langhorne televisions and computers go?+
They cannot go out as waste, because Pennsylvania's Covered Device Recycling Act requires residents to recycle desktop and laptop computers, monitors, computer peripherals and televisions. The published routes are the joint county collection events in southeastern Pennsylvania, which Bucks County schedules on 215-345-3414 or by email, and a fee based electronics recycling service offered through the borough's collector. Wipe personal data first and ask whether the recycler holds R2 or similar certification.Official guidance
Where does Langhorne household hazardous waste go?+
It is kept off the household route, and rather than a borough site the borough points to the special collection events, with the borough office on 215-757-3768 able to say what is coming up. Pesticides, insecticides, gasoline, waste oil, non-latex paint, varnish, thinners, drain cleaner, pool chemicals and car parts are all refused on the regular route. Latex paint can go out with the trash only once it is completely dry to the point that the collector can see it.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Langhorne?+
The borough's collector is Republic Services, which bought out the prior collector George Leck and Son, and the borough tells residents that the older printed guide still applies while the current appointment arrangements run through Borough Hall. Everything is collected on Wednesday with material out after 6 p.m. on Tuesday, the household trash service is billed by the borough and can be paid online, and the borough office on 215-757-3768 answers questions about appointments and the bill.Official guidance
What does clearing a house cost in Langhorne?+
The household pays the borough's trash bill rather than a per item fee, and inside that service one bulky item a week, the recycling and the yard waste collection carry no separate charge. A mattress costs nothing extra but has to be bagged, a refrigerant appliance is an appointment arranged through the borough office with any charge confirmed at that point, and the electronic and hazardous items that the borough refuses are handled through county collection events or the collector's fee based electronics service. Dropcurb prices a booking separately with the total shown before payment.Official guidance
What happens to Langhorne yard waste in winter?+
From December through March the borough collects yard waste with the regular trash instead of separately, because the volume is low. For the rest of the year it goes out on Wednesday with the other material but is disposed of separately, in containers up to 32 gallons or brown paper bags with plastic bags prohibited, and branches up to three inches in diameter, Christmas trees and small stumps and logs under six feet are accepted, with larger branches cut into three to four foot sections and bundled. Holiday greenery has its own curbside dates on January 7 and 14, 2026.Official guidance
