Junk removal costs in Corpus Christi

Corpus Christi splits the city into lettered sections, and each one has its own heavy brush and bulky item dates. Find yours on the city's interactive map or in the CC Recycles app. Each set-out window lasts five days, and the windows come months apart. Section 7-A, for one, had August 2026 and gets March and October 2027. Have everything out by your window's last day. Crews start the day after it closes and keep working until the route is finished.

The pile goes where your trash and recycling carts go, never in the street, the gutter, the sidewalk or a drainage ditch. Keep brush and bulky items apart. No single pile can top 6 feet high, 10 feet long or 6 feet deep, and each home gets one truckload per collection. Extra loads go on your utility bill.

The bulky list is broad. Furniture, mattresses, box springs, carpet, big appliances, bicycles, swing sets, plastic pools, aquarium tanks and up to four tires 20 inches or smaller all qualify. Paint, pool chemicals and batteries don't. Neither does what's left from tearing out a fence: lumber, chain-link, t-posts and pallets. Brick, concrete and roofing stay off the curb too.

Between windows, the city's Litter Critter events give you a Saturday drop-off. You unload your own heavy brush, bulky items, household trash, appliances and up to four tires, and commercial hauling isn't allowed. The September 2026 event at a Calallen school also took cardboard for recycling and shredded papers.