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Bulk Trash Pickup Rules in Kissimmee, FL

Inside Kissimmee city limits, the Solid Waste Division picks up furniture, appliances, mattresses, swing sets and tree trimmings once a week on your bulk day, no appointment needed. It isn't free: the city bills bulk pickup by the cubic yard on your KUA electric bill, and one cubic yard is about the size of a washing machine. Every line below was read from kissimmee.gov on 2026-09-19.

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Furniture and household junk unloaded by Big Rob's Hauling at a Central Florida landfill

Kissimmee is the one city in this series where the address can fool you. A Kissimmee mailing address is often unincorporated Osceola County, where Waste Management handles trash under the county's contract and the city's rules don't apply. The city posts a city-limits lookup; use it before you set anything out.

The city posts two bulk rate tables on two pages, and the numbers differ slightly. Both are quoted below exactly as posted, with the page named.

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 Kissimmee

RuleWhat the authority saysSource
ProviderCity of Kissimmee Solid Waste Division, 407-518-2507, sanitation@kissimmee.gov. Unincorporated Osceola County addresses are handled by Waste Management, not the city.City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up (2026-09-19); City of Kissimmee: Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule (2026-09-19)
FrequencyResidential service includes garbage, recycling, yard waste and bulk pickup once a week. Find your bulk day with the city's address lookup.City of Kissimmee: Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule (2026-09-19); City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up (2026-09-19)
SchedulingNo need to schedule. The city asks you to call 407-518-2507 to let them know you're leaving bulk waste out, and says it will pick it up before your next regular pickup day.City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up (2026-09-19)
What it takesFurniture, appliances, mattresses, swing sets, large boxes, large tree trimmings and landscape debris, and some construction and demolition materials.City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up (2026-09-19)

Bulk pickup rates on the KUA bill

Charges appear on your KUA electric bill. The Get Large Items Picked Up page and the Schedule page post different per-yard figures; both are shown.

RuleWhat the authority saysSource
Per cubic yard (Large Items page)$25.85 for 1 cubic yard, $51.70 for 2, $77.55 for 3, up to $310.20 for 12 cubic yards. One cubic yard is roughly the size of a standard washing machine.City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up (2026-09-19)
Per cubic yard (Schedule page)$26.23 for 1 cubic yard, $52.46 for 2, $78.69 for 3, up to $314.76 for 12, marked 'charges may vary based on weight.'City of Kissimmee: Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule (2026-09-19)
Tires$14.02 per tire on the rim, $7.01 off the rim.City of Kissimmee: Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule (2026-09-19)
Hazardous waste and rollbackHazardous waste $35.05. Container rollback $11.74 if a cart is still at the curb after 8:00 a.m. the day after collection.City of Kissimmee: Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule (2026-09-19)

How to set bulk items out in Kissimmee

RuleWhat the authority saysSource
Time and spacingCurbside by 7 am on your bulk collection day, at least four feet from other objects, not blocking sidewalks or storm drains.City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up (2026-09-19)
Keep piles separateBulk waste can't be mixed with yard waste or garbage, and tree trimming piles stay separate from other bulk waste.City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up (2026-09-19)
RefrigeratorsPlace refrigerators door side down or remove the door so a child can't get trapped inside.City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up (2026-09-19)
What crews won't doCity employees are not allowed on private property, and the city won't pick up items generated by private contractors doing tree or remodeling work at your home. Don't put free giveaway items in the right-of-way; drivers may collect them.City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up (2026-09-19)

Yard waste and cart rules

RuleWhat the authority saysSource
Green cartGrass, leaves, weeds and small branches in the green container, no plastic bags. Not for painted wood or construction debris, and no rocks, dirt, concrete or hot coals in any container.City of Kissimmee: What Goes Where & Recycling (2026-09-19); City of Kissimmee: Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule (2026-09-19)
CartsNo more than three feet from the curb, handle away from the street, four feet from mailboxes, fences and trees, 10 feet from parked cars, out by 7:00 a.m. or the evening before.City of Kissimmee: Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule (2026-09-19)
Not in the cartNo chemicals, motor oil or paint in the containers.City of Kissimmee: Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule (2026-09-19)

The honest comparison

When Big Rob's is the better call in Kissimmee

Kissimmee's weekly bulk truck is convenient, and for one dresser you can walk to the curb it's the cheapest route. Run the math on a bigger job, though: a 6-cubic-yard pile is $155.10 or $157.38 on the city's own tables, before anything moves an inch, and the crew can't step onto your property to help. Anything a contractor left behind is off the list entirely.

Rob's trailer holds more than that, and his crew loads it from inside the house or the back yard. The quarter trailer is $225, the half $350, three-quarters $525, the full $700, and a single item starts from $125, with labor and disposal built in. Kissimmee is a same-day trip most days from Davenport. Refrigerators are taken to the scrap yard where the refrigerant is recovered. Rob has 119 Google reviews at 5.0 stars.

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Questions

Kissimmee questions

Is bulk pickup free in Kissimmee, FL?

No. The city bills bulk waste by the cubic yard on your KUA electric bill: $25.85 per yard on the Get Large Items Picked Up page, $26.23 per yard on the Schedule page, which notes charges may vary by weight. One cubic yard is about a washing machine.

Do I need to schedule a bulk pickup in Kissimmee?

No appointment is needed for furniture, appliances, mattresses, swing sets, large boxes or tree trimmings. Set them out by 7 am on your bulk day and call 407-518-2507 to let the city know. First confirm you're inside city limits; unincorporated Osceola County is served by Waste Management.

How should I put a refrigerator out for pickup in Kissimmee?

Door side down, or with the door removed, so a child can't get trapped inside. Keep it at least four feet from other objects and don't block a sidewalk or storm drain.

Sources

  1. City of Kissimmee: Get Large Items Picked Up · verified
  2. City of Kissimmee: Trash, Recycling & Yard Waste Schedule · verified
  3. City of Kissimmee: What Goes Where & Recycling · verified

Left out on purpose

  • Which of the two posted per-yard bulk rates applies: both city pages are quoted as posted.
  • Whether Freon appliances are priced or handled differently: the city gives the door-down rule for refrigerators and nothing about refrigerant.
  • Which construction and demolition materials are accepted: the city says 'some' and doesn't list them.
  • A maximum pile size per week: the rate table stops at 12 cubic yards with no stated cap.
  • Rules for unincorporated Osceola County (Waste Management) addresses: outside the city's pages and not covered here.

Rather not wait on Kissimmee?

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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