Residential Trash Pick Up

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Weekly trash removal at your home is simple, dependable, and sustainable. Place your trash out for collection each week and we’ll be there to pick it up. Your waste will be disposed of properly, ensuring our environment is safe and clean for the next generation.

You can trust our knowledgable team. Our safe and professional drivers know your neighborhood by heart. We’ve been collecting household waste in the south suburbs of Chicago and beyond since 1956. We’re committed to carrying on our tradition of providing “The kind of service others only promise”.

What’s Included in Weekly Trash Pick Up?

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  • Weekly curbside collection of your household waste

  • A sturdy wheeled cart with a lid to keep out pests

  • Pick up of one bulk item each week

  • Clean and safe collection provided by professional drivers

  • Help when you need it – Our local team quickly picks up the phone

* Cart service and bulk pick up is not available in some rural areas.

How Can We Help? Garbage Service Made Simple

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How to Start Garbage Pick Up at Home

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Let us know a little about your waste or recycling needs. Call or request a quote online.

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Review your pricing, your schedule, and get additional questions answered.

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Cart Arrives, Service Begins

Your cart is delivered and we’ll be there each week to collect your material.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Home Garbage and Recycling

Please place all material at the curb the night before your pick up day or by 6 a.m. on your pick up day.

  • Place your cart at least two feet away from permanent structures like mailboxes, walls, lamp posts, utility boxes, vehicles, etc.
  • Place your cart two feet away from other carts and on a level surface.
  • When at the curb, your cart wheels should be facing to the house.

Villages with every-other-week recycling have a recycling calendar available online. Please type in your village or zip code above and then select your recycling calendar.

PAPER AND CARDBOARD: newspapers, cardboard boxes, magazines, office paper, junk mail, envelopes, and brown paper bags
METAL CANS: soda cans, coffee cans, soup cans, vegetable cans and their lids
PLASTIC BOTTLES AND JUGS: plastic water, pop and juice bottles, soap bottles, coffee creamer bottles, household cleaner bottles, milk and juice jugs
CARTONS: juice cartons, milk cartons, soup and broth cartons, wine and cream cartons

  • To reduce blowing garbage, please place all garbage inside garbage bags before placing it in your cart.
  • All recyclables should be placed loose inside of your recycling cart, not bagged.
  • Recyclables should be clean and dry. A quick rinse is helpful.

Your standard weekly garbage service includes any general household waste such as food scraps, pet waste, diapers, wood, non-recyclable plastics, housewares, toys, and wires.

These items cannot be placed in your garbage or recycling cart:
• Batteries
• Items that Contain Batteries
• Many Electronics
• Wet Paint
• Car Parts or Oil

Additional garbage carts are available. Please enter your town name or zip code above to order your additional cart online.

Do you want to know if your service will be postponed due to a holiday or bad weather? Sign up for our service update emails. We promise, you’ll only receive important service updates, no garbage emails.

Additional Resources

Bulk Items

How to Dispose of Appliances

Appliances

How to Dispose of Hazardous Waste

Hazardous Waste

How to dispose of electronics e waste

Electronic Waste

How to dispose of household waste

Household Waste

How to dispose of medical waste

Medical Waste