Coral Springs Trash Pickup Schedule & Bulk Day
There is no single bulk day for all of Coral Springs — collection is zoned by address, and inside a gated community your HOA's contracted hauler sets the calendar instead of the city. Here's how to find the exact day for your street, what the city will and won't take, and how to get a pile gone this week instead of waiting for the next cycle.
Who runs trash pickup in Coral Springs
Broward County runs county-wide recycling and household hazardous-waste programs, but every city contracts its own curbside hauler independently. That means bulk pickup frequency, volume caps, and item restrictions differ street to street across the county.
Check your address on Broward County Waste & Recycling ServicesHow to find your exact pickup day
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Check who actually collects your street
If you live in a gated community, a condo, or a 55+ development, your HOA almost certainly contracts a private hauler and the city calendar does not apply to you. Ask the management office first — this is where most people get the wrong answer.
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Look up the city's collection calendar
Every Palm Beach and Broward municipality publishes a curbside calendar by address or zone. Search your city's name plus "bulk pickup schedule" and use the result on the official city domain, not an aggregator.
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Confirm the set-out window before you drag anything out
Most cities only allow bulk items at the curb within roughly 24 hours of collection. Putting a pile out early is the single most common cause of a code-enforcement notice or an HOA fine.
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Measure your pile against the volume cap
Curbside bulk collection is capped by volume — commonly a few cubic yards per household per collection. Crews that arrive at an oversized pile will frequently leave the whole thing, not just the excess.
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Separate anything the city won't take
Contractor and renovation debris, hazardous materials, tires, and refrigerant appliances are typically excluded. If your pile contains any of it, curbside collection is not the route.
Can't wait for the next cycle?
If your bulk day is weeks away, the pile is over the cap, or the city won't take it at all, we pick up in Coral Springs same day. Text a photo and get a flat-rate quote in minutes — no dragging it to the curb.
What Coral Springs curbside collection usually won't take
- Renovation, demolition, roofing, drywall, tile, and fence debris
- Concrete, brick, dirt, rock, and other heavy fill material
- Paint, solvents, motor oil, gasoline, pool chemicals, and batteries
- Tires, propane tanks, and pressurized cylinders
- Refrigerators, freezers, and A/C units still holding refrigerant
- TVs, monitors, and computers in many municipalities
- Anything over the household volume cap for that collection
- Piles from a rental turnover, eviction, or estate where nobody is on the calendar
Bulk pickup questions in Coral Springs
What day is bulk trash pickup in Coral Springs?+
It depends on your specific street and, if you're in a gated or HOA community, on the hauler your association contracts rather than the city. Because these calendars are zoned by address and change with holidays, check your city's official curbside calendar for your address rather than trusting a general answer. If you can't wait for the next cycle, we haul in Coral Springs same day.
How much bulk trash can I put out at once in Coral Springs?+
Curbside bulk collection across Palm Beach and Broward is capped by volume per household per collection — commonly a few cubic yards. Oversized piles are frequently left entirely rather than partially collected. Our dump trailer holds about 16 cubic yards, roughly a full garage or an entire condo's worth of furniture, in one pull.
Will Coral Springs take my renovation debris?+
Almost certainly not. If a contractor generated the material — drywall, tile, cabinets, roofing, fencing, concrete — municipal collection will refuse it. That debris has to go to a transfer station or be picked up by a private hauler like us.
Who handles disposal for Coral Springs?+
Broward County Waste & Recycling Services handles the disposal and recycling side. Your curbside collection calendar, however, is set by the municipality or your community's contracted hauler, which is why the two answers are often different.
Can I just call you instead of waiting for bulk pickup?+
Yes, and that's most of what we do. Text a photo of the pile to (561) 345-9808 and you'll get a flat-rate quote back in minutes, usually with a truck at your door the same day. We load everything — you don't have to drag it to the curb at all.