What We Take
- Furniture, mattresses and box springs
- Appliances and e-waste — TVs, computers, printers
- Boxes, bins and general household clutter
- Exercise equipment, bikes, toys, patio furniture
- Scrap metal, wood and yard tools
What We Can't Take
- Paint, chemicals, solvents, fuel and propane tanks
- Wet-cell batteries, asbestos, medical waste
- Tires — county-regulated disposal
Can't-take items don't get abandoned: the crew consolidates them in one labeled spot and hands you your county's drop-off details — usually free for residents.
Donate First. Dump Last.
A surprising share of what leaves South Florida garages is perfectly usable. The crew separates donation-worthy furniture, tools and household goods, drops them at local charities, and sends the receipts back to you for tax time. Metals and electronics go to recyclers. The landfill is the last resort, not the first stop — and if the city charges dump fees on what's left, they pass through at cost.