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Bulk Trash Pickup Rules in Clermont, FL

The City of Clermont's sanitation fee covers weekly bulk garbage collection of up to 3 cubic yards. From 3 to 10 cubic yards there's a posted fee schedule ($37.62 to $125.40), and the city will not collect a pile over 10 cubic yards at all. Yard waste is cut to 4 feet and bagged under 50 pounds. Verified against the city's pages on 2026-09-19.

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If your carts are green with a white City of Clermont logo, the city's Sanitation Department is your hauler. If they aren't green, you're probably a Lake County customer and these rules don't apply. The city sets out its bulk limits in a December 2024 services update and its yard waste rules in two short PDFs, all linked below.

Clermont is generous on the first 3 cubic yards and strict past 10. It also draws a hard line on contractor debris and hazardous items, which never go to the curb.

Every rule on this page was read from the authority's own page and carries its source and the date it was checked, most recently . Anything the authority doesn't state is left out rather than guessed. Rules change; the sources are linked at the bottom.

Who picks up bulk items in Clermont

RuleWhat the authority saysSource
ProviderThe City of Clermont Sanitation Department, which serves nearly 16,000 residential and commercial customers. City carts are green with a green lid (trash) or yellow lid (recycling) and a white City of Clermont logo. If your cans are not green you are likely a Lake County customer; the city says to call 352-343-3776.City of Clermont: Sanitation (2026-09-19)
PhoneSanitation Department (352) 241-0178, Public Services, 3335 Hancock Road. Extra carts through Utility Billing at 352-241-7320.City of Clermont: Yard Waste Disposal Requirements, revised 6/23 (PDF) (2026-09-19); City of Clermont: Garbage Guide, revised 6/25 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
Monthly rate$29.78 per month for one trash cart and one recycle cart in 35, 65 or 95 gallon sizes. Each additional cart is $15.68 per month.City of Clermont: Sanitation (2026-09-19); City of Clermont: Sanitation Services Update, December 2024 (PDF) (2026-09-19)

How much bulk garbage Clermont collects and what it costs

RuleWhat the authority saysSource
Included every week"Weekly bulk garbage collection of up to three (3) cubic yards" is part of the $29.78 residential charge.City of Clermont: Sanitation Services Update, December 2024 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
3 to 10 cubic yardsCollected for an additional fee. The city's table: 3 yards $37.62, 4 yards $50.16, 5 yards $62.70, 6 yards $75.24, 7 yards $87.78, 8 yards $100.32, 9 yards $112.86, 10 yards $125.40.City of Clermont: Sanitation Services Update, December 2024 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
Over 10 cubic yards"The City will NOT collect bulk garbage in excess of 10 cubic yards and removal is the home/property owner's responsibility."City of Clermont: Sanitation Services Update, December 2024 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
What a cubic yard is27 cubic feet, roughly a pile 3 feet tall, 3 feet wide and 3 feet long.City of Clermont: Sanitation Services Update, December 2024 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
Set-out timeAll garbage and recyclables, including bulk items, out before 7 am on your designated collection day.City of Clermont: Sanitation (2026-09-19)
Appliances and electronicsGrills, refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, water heaters, televisions, DVD players, VCRs, computers, stereos and fax machines "may be placed with regular yard waste for pick-up."City of Clermont: Garbage Guide, revised 6/25 (PDF) (2026-09-19)

What Clermont won't take at the curb

RuleWhat the authority saysSource
Not collectedBuilding materials, tires, hazardous waste and motor oil cannot be collected and must go to a separate facility.City of Clermont: Sanitation (2026-09-19)
Not in the green cartLiquids, building materials, dead animals and hazardous materials.City of Clermont: Garbage Guide, revised 6/25 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
Hazardous itemsNot collected curbside. Take them to the Log House Road Transfer Station, 10435 Log House Rd., Clermont (352-394-5137) or the Lake County Landfill, 13130 County Landfill Road, Tavares (352-343-3776). The city's examples: paint, thinners, cooking oil, used motor oil, rechargeable batteries, antifreeze, cleaning fluids, propane tanks, pool chemicals, pesticides and old tires.City of Clermont: Garbage Guide, revised 6/25 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
Contractor debrisDebris from a landscaper or tree service must be removed by the contractor. The city will not pick up debris a contractor left at the curb.City of Clermont: Sanitation (2026-09-19); City of Clermont: Yard Waste Disposal Requirements, revised 6/23 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
Extra bags and other cansThe city only collects household waste in the city-issued green container. Don't put extra bags or other cans at the curb, and keep the container 3 feet from all objects.City of Clermont: Garbage Guide, revised 6/25 (PDF) (2026-09-19)

Yard waste rules in Clermont

RuleWhat the authority saysSource
Length and stackingCut material to no longer than 4-foot lengths, stacked neatly at the curb at least four feet from mailboxes, water meters and low branches.City of Clermont: Sanitation (2026-09-19)
DiameterLimbs larger than six inches in diameter will not be collected; the property owner removes them at their own expense.City of Clermont: Sanitation (2026-09-19); City of Clermont: Yard Waste Disposal Requirements, revised 6/23 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
BagsLeaves, bushes and other small material bagged, no more than 50 pounds per bag.City of Clermont: Sanitation (2026-09-19)
WhenYard trash is collected on your normal trash day by a different truck.City of Clermont: Yard Waste Disposal Requirements, revised 6/23 (PDF) (2026-09-19)
Tree removalAll tree removals require a permit from Planning and Development Services at City Hall, 685 W. Montrose Street, and the tree debris is removed by the tree service or owner at their expense.City of Clermont: Sanitation (2026-09-19)
Excess pilesUnder City Ordinance Sec. 50-36 D, excessive accumulations of trees, limbs and branches are removed by the owner.City of Clermont: Yard Waste Disposal Requirements, revised 6/23 (PDF) (2026-09-19)

The honest comparison

When a hauler makes sense in Clermont

For most Clermont households the city's 3 free cubic yards a week is the answer, and a bigger pile up to 10 yards costs less through the city than through anyone else. Rob would rather you know that. The jobs the city walks away from are the ones over 10 cubic yards, the ones a contractor left behind, building materials of any kind, and anything still inside the house. Clermont is a scheduled trip or next day for Big Rob's, not a same-day run.

The price is flat: From $125 for one item, $225 for a quarter trailer, $350 for a half, $525 for three-quarters, $700 for a full trailer, and that includes the labor and the dump. A whole-house cleanout, a shed's worth of lumber, or a fridge that needs to go to the scrap yard for refrigerant recovery are the calls that make sense. Rob holds 5.0 stars on 119 Google reviews.

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Questions

Clermont questions

How much bulk trash will Clermont pick up for free?

Up to 3 cubic yards a week is included in the $29.78 monthly sanitation charge. From 3 to 10 cubic yards the city charges by its posted table, $37.62 for 3 yards up to $125.40 for 10. Anything over 10 cubic yards the city will not collect; it's the owner's responsibility.

Does Clermont pick up refrigerators and other appliances?

Yes. The city's garbage guide lists grills, refrigerators, washers, dryers, water heaters, TVs and computers as items that may be placed with regular yard waste for pickup. Set them out before 7 am on your collection day. The guide doesn't mention refrigerant or door removal.

What are Clermont's yard waste limits?

Cut branches to 4-foot lengths and no more than 6 inches in diameter, stack them at least 4 feet from mailboxes and meters, and bag leaves and clippings at 50 pounds or less. Contractor debris is never collected; the contractor hauls it.

Sources

  1. City of Clermont: Sanitation · verified
  2. City of Clermont: Sanitation Services Update, December 2024 (PDF) · verified
  3. City of Clermont: Garbage Guide, revised 6/25 (PDF) · verified
  4. City of Clermont: Yard Waste Disposal Requirements, revised 6/23 (PDF) · verified

Left out on purpose

  • Your bulk collection day by address: the city's pages say "designated collection day" and don't publish a map or lookup.
  • Whether a 3-to-10-yard pile has to be scheduled ahead or is measured and billed by the crew: not stated.
  • Refrigerant or door-removal rules for appliances: not stated.
  • Mattresses, carpet and other named bulk items: the city's lists don't name them either way.
  • How many tires or what kind: tires are simply listed as not collected.
  • Clermont's holiday collection schedule: on a separate page, not read for this one.

Rather not wait on Clermont?

Call before noon and it's usually gone today. Or text a photo of the pile and Rob sends back a flat quote.

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