Spring Hill Trash & Recycling Schedule
Official garbage collection rules, bin guidelines, and holiday schedules for residents of Spring Hill, Florida.
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Republic Services (Hernando County)
Phone Number
352-277-3850Facility Address
14450 Landfill Rd, Brooksville, FL 34614
Collection Schedule
Provides twice-weekly garbage pickup, once-weekly recycling, and once-weekly yard waste.
Bin Colors
Residents provide their own garbage cans (up to 32 gallons) or rent Republic carts; Blue or Green bins for recycling.
Guidelines & Rules
🎄 Holiday Delays
Republic Services pushes collection back by one day for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.
🛋️ Bulk Waste Pickup
Up to 4 bulk items per year can be scheduled for free pickup by calling Republic Services.
⚠️ Important Guidelines
Because it is an unincorporated CDP, services are managed through Hernando County Solid Waste.
Comprehensive Guide & Details
Hernando County's Republic Services Operations
As an expansive unincorporated community on the Nature Coast, residential sanitation in Spring Hill is managed by the Hernando County Solid Waste Division through a franchise agreement with Republic Services. Standard household garbage is picked up twice weekly. To guarantee that your waste is hauled away, your county-approved cart must be situated at the edge of the roadway prior to 6:00 a.m. on your specific collection mornings. All refuse must be tightly bagged inside the container to prevent litter from scattering in the wind, and the bin must be spaced at least three feet from mailboxes and parked vehicles to allow the automated lift arms to function safely.
The No-Glass Recycling Mandate
Spring Hill residents participate in a weekly curbside recycling program, but the county enforces a highly specific mandate that sets it apart from neighboring areas: glass is completely prohibited in the blue recycling carts. Hernando County does not process glass curbside because it frequently shatters, contaminating paper bales and damaging sorting machinery. Acceptable items include flattened corrugated cardboard, aluminum cans, steel food tins, and rigid plastic jugs. Additionally, plastic grocery bags and styrofoam are strictly banned. If a Republic Services driver observes glass bottles or plastic film in your blue cart, it will be tagged with a non-compliance sticker and bypassed.
Coordinating Bulky Furniture Removals
Unlike cities that offer a pre-scheduled monthly bulk day, disposing of large household furnishings in Spring Hill requires proactive coordination. Residents looking to discard broken couches, old mattresses, or heavy wooden dressers must contact Republic Services directly to schedule a special bulky item pickup. Depending on the current contract terms, a nominal supplemental fee may apply for oversized loads or white goods such as refrigerators and washing machines. When setting out an appliance for collection, state safety laws mandate that all locking doors must be removed beforehand to eliminate entrapment hazards.
Preparation Standards for Yard Trimmings
Maintaining a pristine lawn in Hernando County generates a considerable amount of organic waste, which is collected once a week. Yard debris such as grass clippings, pine needles, and small leaves must be packed into heavy-duty paper biodegradable bags or placed in standard 32-gallon trash cans. Plastic garbage bags cannot be used for yard waste. If you are discarding larger tree limbs or palm fronds, they must be cut to lengths of less than four feet and tied securely into bundles. Since the crews load this material manually, no single container or bundle can weigh more than 50 pounds.
Northwest Landfill Drop-Offs and Hazards
For residents undertaking massive DIY renovation projects or dealing with dangerous chemicals, curbside collection is not an option. Spring Hill homeowners must utilize the Hernando County Northwest Solid Waste Management Facility located on Osowaw Boulevard. This primary landfill and transfer station accepts excess construction debris, roofing materials, and massive yard waste piles for a tipping fee based on weight. More importantly, the facility features a designated household hazardous waste center where residents can safely dispose of wet latex paint, harsh pesticides, motor oil, and lithium batteries at no extra charge, keeping these toxic materials out of the standard garbage trucks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When is trash collected in Spring Hill?
A: Provides twice-weekly garbage pickup, once-weekly recycling, and once-weekly yard waste.
Q: How does the holiday schedule affect garbage pickup?
A: Republic Services pushes collection back by one day for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.
Q: Which bins should I use for trash and recycling?
A: Residents provide their own garbage cans (up to 32 gallons) or rent Republic carts; Blue or Green bins for recycling.
Q: How can I schedule a bulk waste pickup?
A: Up to 4 bulk items per year can be scheduled for free pickup by calling Republic Services.
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