Hialeah trash & bulky-item rules
Hialeah provides monthly bulk and yard-waste service. Residents set accepted material out the night before or by 6 a.m. and keep the pile clear of vehicles, poles and other obstructions.
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Quick answer
Hialeah’s monthly route collects both bulky household material and yard waste, but the pile still has placement and material rules. Use the City’s schedule for the address and keep collection access clear.
Put the monthly pile at the front of the property that generated it the night before collection, ready by 6 a.m., with at least five feet of clearance from collection obstructions.
Furniture, mattresses and household bulky material
Accepted bulky examples include couches, chairs, mattresses, tables, carpet and household appliances. Televisions are also listed.
Place the material only during the proper monthly set-out window rather than leaving furniture curbside for an extended period.
Roll and tie carpet before set-out. TVs and household appliances appear on the City’s accepted list; ask the City about an unusual appliance’s preparation.
Appliances, electronics, tires and hazardous items
Paint, tanks, batteries, vehicle parts and tires are not normal bulky material. Use the City or Miami-Dade special-waste route that applies to those items.
If an appliance or electronic has a special preparation requirement, confirm it before collection day.
Renovation debris and larger cleanouts
The monthly program excludes general construction/demolition debris, concrete, gypsum, soil, rocks, lumber and fences. Its accepted list separately includes bathtubs, toilets and kitchen cabinets; those named exceptions do not authorize a mixed construction load.
Use an authorized debris service or disposal facility for those materials.
Local drop-off options and fees
Confirm the Hialeah pickup date, item limits and preparation rules before setting anything out.
Miami-Dade Home Chemical Collection centers accept household chemicals, paint and listed electronics, including TVs and computers. Locations are 8801 NW 58th Street in Doral and 23707 SW 97th Avenue, Gate B. The responsible County page lists Wednesday–Sunday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.; business waste is excluded.
Hialeah also lists private disposal facilities, including 3680 NW 135th Street and 5000 NW 37th Avenue. Confirm their accepted material, price and safety-equipment requirements before traveling. City collection service does not by itself establish eligibility for free County trash-and-recycling-center disposal.
Before set-out
- Verify the service address. Confirm that City of Hialeah Solid Waste or its listed provider actually serves the property.
Official sources
For Hialeah, start with the local authority links below. Recheck them before a special trip or unusual set-out because programs, prices and facility hours can change.
- Hialeah — Bulk and Yard Waste ServiceMonthly service, set-out, clearance, accepted items and exclusions. Checked October 2, 2026.
- Hialeah — Disposal SitesPrivate disposal locations and facility restrictions. Checked October 2, 2026.
- Miami-Dade — Home Chemical CollectionCurrent chemical/electronics facilities and hours. Checked October 2, 2026.