Winston-Salem trash & bulky-item rules
Winston-Salem provides one annual neighborhood bulky-item cleanup for eligible single-family homes. The current 2026 City page tells residents to place accepted items out during the weekend before their scheduled collection week.
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Guidance checked against the official/local sources below. Recheck the cited source before an unusual set-out.
Quick answer
Winston-Salem provides one annual neighborhood bulky-item cleanup for eligible single-family homes. The current 2026 City page tells residents to place accepted items out during the weekend before their scheduled collection week.
Who qualifies matters. Eligible single-family residences; neighborhood collection period varies.
Furniture, mattresses and appliances
Appliances, carpet, furniture, mattresses and toys are listed as collectible. Construction material, electronics, hazardous waste, tires, lumber, yard waste and several other categories are excluded. Crews make one pass through each neighborhood.
Household hazardous waste and other special material
Outside the annual collection, residents can use the Hanes Mill Road Landfill at 325 W. Hanes Mill Road. The City lists Monday–Friday hours of 7 a.m.–4:30 p.m. and Saturday hours of 8 a.m.–noon.
Where to take large items in Winston-Salem
City/County self-haul route for accepted material.
Before set-out
Use the City address lookup to find your 2026 collection week and place accepted items out during the weekend before that week. Do not mix bulky items with yard waste, brush or recyclables.
- Confirm the service address and the agency or hauler responsible for it.
- Check whether the bulky route requires an appointment, assigned week, sticker, fee or volume limit.
Official sources
These are the official or responsible-agency sources used for the Winston-Salem guide. Recheck time-sensitive details on the linked source before an unusual set-out or special trip.
- Winston-Salem — Bulky ItemsOfficial/local source for this guide · wshome.cityofws.org
- Winston-Salem — Solid Waste CollectionsOfficial/local source for this guide · cityofws.org