Junk removal in Titusville

Titusville, FL

Getting on Titusville's bulk list

Titusville's Solid Waste Division picks up bulky items from a call-in list. Its transfer station only takes household garbage, so a fridge or a pile of branches has farther to go.

Furniture, appliances, large boxes, carpet, metal and anything else too big for the cart need a call to the city's Solid Waste Division to get on the pickup list. Refrigerator and freezer doors come off. The city's page is plain about the limits: "We cannot pick up these items from carports, garages, or backyards" (City of Titusville).

Placement matters because a grapple truck does the lifting. Keep bulk at least six feet from trees, mailboxes and power poles, ten feet from parked cars, off water meters and out from under wires. The city also says bulk collection won't take extra bags of garbage or boxed waste (collection procedures).

Wood and yard piles

Lumber, plywood, pallets and landscape logs go on a separate list that's picked up once a month, cut to four-foot lengths. Containerized yard debris goes out on garbage day. A pile bigger than a small pickup bed needs a call. Past about 20 cubic yards, roughly what the city's yard truck holds, disposal is on the owner.

The transfer station takes garbage only

Brevard County's Titusville Transfer Station accepts household garbage only. Its prohibited list includes large appliances, yard waste, metal scraps, electronics and propane tanks.

The county's Central Disposal Facility in Cocoa takes both. That's a real drive for one recliner, which is one reason people call us.

When a hauler makes sense here

If it's one item, it's already at the curb and you can wait for the list, the city will get it. If it's in the garage, if the wood and the furniture and the bags are all mixed together, or if you'd rather not run it to Cocoa yourself, send photos with the quote form. We sort it, take what can be donated or scrapped, and haul the rest.