Trash, bulk pickup & dump guide for Philadelphia, PA
Bulk pickup schedules, landfill hours and fees, and hazardous waste drop-offs for Philadelphia residents — from official city and county sources.
- Weekly trash collection on your assigned day (recycling collected same day); find your day via the City's collection-day lookup
- Residential Bulk Collection Program by appointment; separate from regular trash collection
- Free
- City of Philadelphia — Department of Sanitation
At a glance: Philadelphia
- Trash day
- Weekly trash collection on your assigned day (recycling collected same day); find your day via the City's collection-day lookup
- Bulk pickup
- Residential Bulk Collection Program by appointment; separate from regular trash collection
- Bulk cost
- Free
- Dump
- Port Richmond Sanitation Convenience Center
- Hazardous waste
- No permanent HHW facility — Philadelphia holds about 7 one-day collection events per year (2026 dates listed in notes); computers/electronics are NOT accepted at HHW events (take them to a Sanitation Convenience Center instead)
Regular trash day
- Schedule
- Weekly trash collection on your assigned day (recycling collected same day); find your day via the City's collection-day lookup
Bulk & large-item pickup
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Landfills, transfer stations & drop-offs
| Name | Type | Address | Hours | Fees |
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| Port Richmond Sanitation Convenience Center | convenience-center | 3901 Delaware Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19137 Philadelphia residents only, photo ID required | Mon–Sat 8am–6pm | Free for Philadelphia residents (ID required) |
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| West Philadelphia Sanitation Convenience Center | convenience-center | 5100 Grays Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143 Philadelphia residents only, photo ID required | Mon–Sat 8am–6pm | Free for Philadelphia residents (ID required) |
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| Strawberry Mansion Sanitation Convenience Center | convenience-center | 2601 W Glenwood Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19132 Philadelphia residents only, photo ID required | Mon–Sat 8am–6pm | Free for Philadelphia residents (ID required) |
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| Southwest Philadelphia Sanitation Convenience Center | convenience-center | 3303 S 63rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19153 Philadelphia residents only, photo ID required | Mon–Sat 8am–6pm | Free for Philadelphia residents (ID required) |
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| Northwest Philadelphia Sanitation Convenience Center | convenience-center | Domino Lane & Umbria St, Philadelphia, PA 19128 Philadelphia residents only, photo ID required | Mon–Sat 8am–6pm | Free for Philadelphia residents (ID required) |
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| Northeast Philadelphia Sanitation Convenience Center | convenience-center | State Rd & Ashburner St, Philadelphia, PA 19136 Philadelphia residents only, photo ID required | Mon–Sat 8am–6pm | Free for Philadelphia residents (ID required) |
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Household hazardous waste
No permanent HHW facility — Philadelphia holds about 7 one-day collection events per year (2026 dates listed in notes); computers/electronics are NOT accepted at HHW events (take them to a Sanitation Convenience Center instead)
Accepted
- acids
- antifreeze
- batteries (auto, lead-acid, lithium, nicad)
- motor oil and transmission fluid
- gasoline, kerosene, fuel
- paint (oil, latex, water-based) and spray paint
- pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, rodenticide
- solvents, degreasers, varnish
- fluorescent light bulbs
- pool and photo chemicals
- roofing tar, solder, glue, mothballs
Not accepted
- computers and electronics
- business waste
Yard waste
- Schedule
- Yard waste is collected with regular weekly trash (counts toward weekly limits); during leaf season the City also runs mechanical collection and bagged drop-off at the six Sanitation Convenience Centers
E-waste
- How
- Electronics (computers, TVs, etc.) are taken at any of the six Sanitation Convenience Centers during normal business hours; they are not accepted at HHW events
- Cost
- Free at Sanitation Convenience Centers
Bulk program is for single-family homes and multi-family dwellings up to 6 units; larger buildings and commercial properties must use private haulers. HHW 2026 events (all 9am–3pm, no registration): Apr 11 Northeast (8401 State Rd), May 9 West (4800 Parkside Ave), Jun 13 Northwest (301 Domino Ln), Jul 9 Northeast (8401 State Rd, Lot 2), Sep 19 North (2121 W York St), Oct 10 Southwest (3033 S 63rd St), Nov 7 Port Richmond (3901 N Delaware Ave).
Frequently asked questions
- When is trash day in Philadelphia, PA?
- Weekly trash collection on your assigned day (recycling collected same day); find your day via the City's collection-day lookup
- When is bulk pickup in Philadelphia, PA?
- Residential Bulk Collection Program by appointment; separate from regular trash collection Schedule online at bulkcollection.phila.gov or call 3-1-1; limited appointments, first-come first-served
- How much does bulk pickup cost in Philadelphia?
- Free
- What items are accepted for bulk pickup in Philadelphia?
- refrigerators (empty with doors removed), other major appliances (air conditioners, water heaters, microwaves), household furniture, large toys, flat-screen tvs, passenger car tires (rims removed; 4 tires = 1 bulk item), up to 2 large non-metal items per regular trash day, including mattresses wrapped in plastic
- Where can I dump trash near Philadelphia?
- Port Richmond Sanitation Convenience Center (3901 Delaware Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19137); West Philadelphia Sanitation Convenience Center (5100 Grays Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19143); Strawberry Mansion Sanitation Convenience Center (2601 W Glenwood Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19132); Southwest Philadelphia Sanitation Convenience Center (3303 S 63rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19153)
- Where do I take hazardous waste in Philadelphia?
- No permanent HHW facility — Philadelphia holds about 7 one-day collection events per year (2026 dates listed in notes); computers/electronics are NOT accepted at HHW events (take them to a Sanitation Convenience Center instead)
- Yard waste in Philadelphia: Yard waste is collected with regular weekly trash (counts toward weekly limits); during leaf season the City also runs mechanical collection and bagged drop-off at the six Sanitation Convenience Centers
- Yard waste is collected with regular weekly trash (counts toward weekly limits); during leaf season the City also runs mechanical collection and bagged drop-off at the six Sanitation Convenience Centers
- E-waste in Philadelphia: Electronics (computers, TVs, etc.) are taken at any of the six Sanitation Convenience Centers during normal business hours; they are not accepted at HHW events
- Electronics (computers, TVs, etc.) are taken at any of the six Sanitation Convenience Centers during normal business hours; they are not accepted at HHW events