Huntsville's landfill is run by the city's Solid Waste Disposal Authority at 4100 Leeman Ferry Road. Madison County sends residents there with bulky items such as shingles, construction debris and appliances. Call (256) 881-8700 for hours and rates.
Before you haul anything, check what the city already picks up. Huntsville's weekly curbside trash collection takes furniture, appliances, boxes and junk, and yard waste piles up to 10 cubic yards at no extra charge. Chemicals, paint and electronics go to the Authority's drive-through hazardous waste facility on A Cleaner Way, open weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Disposal sites in Huntsville
Huntsville Landfill
Landfill
Solid Waste Disposal Authority of the City of Huntsville
4100 Leeman Ferry Rd., Huntsville, AL Directions ↗
Accepts: Electronics (TVs, laptops, cellphones), oil, gasoline, antifreeze, household cleaners and chemicals, pool chemicals, paint and solvents, insect and weed killers, household and car batteries, expired medicines, used sharps, fluorescent bulbs
City of Huntsville residents pay $21.50 a month for a 96-gallon garbage cart, billed on the Huntsville Utilities bill; an extra cart is $9 a month. Separate weekly trash collection takes:
Item
Curbside?
Furniture, appliances, boxes, junk
Yes, at the curb by 7 a.m.
Yard waste in bags (50 lbs or less)
Yes
Tree limbs (5 ft or shorter), up to 10 cubic yards
Questions or a missed pickup: Huntsville Sanitation, (256) 883-3964.
Outside the Huntsville city limits
Madison County Waste Control collects household garbage for county residents who live outside Huntsville for $13.50 a month. Yard debris and large items are picked up by your county commission district for $3 a month; call the county at (256) 532-3718 to find your district. City of Madison residents call Madison Public Works at (256) 772-8490.
The Huntsville Landfill is at 4100 Leeman Ferry Road, run by the Solid Waste Disposal Authority of the City of Huntsville. Call (256) 881-8700 for hours and rates before you go.
Will Huntsville pick up furniture and appliances?
Yes. City trash collection takes furniture, appliances, boxes and junk set at the curb by 7 a.m. on your trash day. It won't take dirt, bricks, shingles, concrete or contractor debris.
Where can I get rid of paint and electronics in Huntsville?
At the Solid Waste Disposal Authority's Household Hazardous Waste Facility, 1055 A Cleaner Way, a drive-through open Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. It takes electronics, paint, chemicals, batteries, oil and fluorescent bulbs.