Satellite Beach & Indian Harbour Beach, FL
Bulk pickup is a request to Waste Management
Both beach cities use Waste Management, and in both, bulk goes through a request to WM. The county facilities are all back across the river.
Satellite Beach's trash, recycling and yard waste are collected by Waste Management. The city's page sends service requests to WM's online request form and WM's Satellite Beach service hub. Large loose yard piles of three cubic yards or more are picked up by a clam truck on a mapped day (City of Satellite Beach).
Indian Harbour Beach uses Waste Management too. Its page links straight to WM's bulk pickup request and the WM service portal for your schedule (City of Indian Harbour Beach). In both cities, check the WM portal for your day rather than guessing.
Houses in one city, condos in the other
The two cities sit side by side but the housing isn't the same. In Satellite Beach about 82 percent of homes are single-unit buildings (ACS 2024 5-year). In Indian Harbour Beach about 35 percent are in multi-unit buildings (ACS 2024 5-year).
That changes the job. In a Satellite Beach house it's usually a garage or a spare room. In an Indian Harbour Beach condo it's a hallway, an elevator and a parking lot between the couch and the curb. Curbside programs stop at the curb. We carry it from the unit.
The drive back to the mainland
Neither city has a county disposal site. The nearest is the Sarno Road landfill and transfer station in Melbourne, across the causeway. The transfer station takes household garbage. The landfill side takes appliances, carpet, lumber and yard waste.
If a WM bulk request covers it, use it. If you're clearing out a condo before a sale, or the pile is bigger than you want sitting in the driveway, send photos with the quote form. See also move-out cleanouts.
Good to know locally
Waste Management collects trash, recycling and yard waste in both Satellite Beach and Indian Harbour Beach.
In Satellite Beach, WM picks up loose yard piles of three cubic yards or more with a clam truck.
Indian Harbour Beach's waste page links residents to Waste Management's bulk pickup request.
About 35 percent of Indian Harbour Beach's housing units are in multi-unit buildings.


