In Corpus Christi, the published brush and bulky dates are set-out windows, not a promise that the truck will arrive on a particular day. Check the address area before planning a clearance around the municipal route.
Published 23 August 2026
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City crews begin collection after the area's last set-out date and continue along the route. Use the current address map and schedule rather than copying dates from another neighborhood.
Brush and bulky items must be in separate piles. Keep them out of streets, gutters, sidewalks and drainage ditches, and confirm the instructed collection position for the property.
The bulky list includes furniture, mattresses, carpet and qualifying appliances. Construction materials such as lumber, roofing, concrete, brick, dirt and sand are excluded from this collection.
The City limits the collection to one truckload before additional-load charges apply, with separate pile-size limits. Confirm a larger clearance before set-out instead of assuming everything accumulated at the property is included.
J.C. Elliott Transfer Station lists non-commercial construction materials including lumber, drywall, roofing and dirt. Its list excludes rock, concrete and brick from that category.
This differs from the curbside material list. Confirm the load's origin, acceptance, transport conditions and charges before travelling; a general reference to construction waste is not enough to establish eligibility.
For a crew enquiry, show stairs, gates, heavy items and the route to the loading point. For a container, estimate dense material separately and show the proposed position and truck approach, including any drainage or access constraints.
Use the City's item guidance to check restricted products separately. Where no Wasteonix price appears, submit the ordinary load for manual assessment and confirm acceptance, loading work and dates. Recheck City instructions if severe weather changes the collection arrangements.
Questions people usually ask
The City says collection begins afterward and continues along the route. Plan around the window rather than an exact arrival.
The City requires separate brush and bulky piles.
No. Its listed category excludes rock, concrete and brick; confirm the exact material before travelling.
Describe carrying, stairs and dismantling when requesting a crew assessment.
Sources and review
Local rules can change. These official sources were checked when this guide was published; verify the latest requirements before booking.
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