Bulk & Yard Waste Service

Hialeah, FL bulk trash pickup

City of Hialeah Public Works, Solid Waste · Some details are still being checked.

Who

Hialeah residential properties.

How

Scheduled pickup. Collected once each month from residential properties. Find your days on the city's bulk waste map. No booking needed. Report a missed pickup through a service request on the city site.

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Cost

Not listed: call 311 or check the city page

Checked

Verified Nov 6, 2026 · Official source ↗

What they’ll take

“Accepted” means the program takes it at no extra charge. Check limits before you set items out.

Couch / furniture

Accepted

Mattress

Accepted

Appliance

Accepted

Fridge or freezer

Call to confirm

Electronics

Accepted

Televisions are listed as acceptable.

Tire

Not accepted

Yard waste

Call to confirm

Brush and branches

Accepted

Construction debris

Not accepted

Household hazardous waste

Not accepted

Household trash

Call to confirm

Set-out rules

Put items out the night before or by 6 a.m. on collection day, in front of the property where they were generated, at least 5 feet from vehicles, mailboxes, fences, hydrants, trees and poles. Bundle large carpet pieces. Blocked items are not collected.

Not accepted

Soil
Rocks
Gypsum
Concrete
Lumber
Paint
Propane or oxygen tanks
Chain-link, metal or wood fencing
Land clearing debris and fill
Commercial lawn debris
Vehicle parts
Tires
Batteries
Boat parts
Motorcycles
Trailers
Jet skis
Construction and demolition debris

Other options

Owners must take unaccepted materials to an approved disposal facility; the city page links disposal sites.

Quick answers

Who qualifies for bulk trash pickup in Hialeah?

Hialeah residential properties.

How do I schedule bulk trash pickup in Hialeah?

Collected once each month from residential properties. Find your days on the city's bulk waste map. No booking needed. Report a missed pickup through a service request on the city site.

What can’t go out with bulk pickup in Hialeah?

Soil, Rocks, Gypsum, Concrete, Lumber, Paint, Propane or oxygen tanks, Chain-link, metal or wood fencing, Land clearing debris and fill, Commercial lawn debris, Vehicle parts, Tires, Batteries, Boat parts, Motorcycles, Trailers, Jet skis, Construction and demolition debris.

Sources

Last verified: Nov 6, 2026. Check the official page or call before you go.

Bulk & Yard Waste Service ↗ Checked Nov 6, 2026

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