Check whether Metro collects at the address
Eligible Urban Services District households can schedule pickup of up to four approved large items. Residents outside that service area should check with their waste hauler rather than assuming the Metro appointment covers the property.
The large-item route is for intact objects, not bags, boxes or loose pieces created by breaking them down. Confirm the items and collection instructions before moving them outside.
Choose the Waste Reduction Center by material
Louisville's Waste Reduction Center offers resident allowances for qualifying household items and separate charges for other loads. Confirm the current item limits, vehicle category and payment arrangements before travelling.
Concrete and brick are not accepted. The City's general guidance excludes shingles, while its price list describes a narrow allowance for small shed or doghouse quantities in construction loads. Ask the Center about roofing material directly before including it.
Give demolition debris a separate estimate
Construction and demolition waste is excluded from ordinary garbage and large-item collection. Describe drywall, flooring and lumber separately from furniture when asking about an accepted drop-off or private hauling route.
A container request should identify dense material independently of light debris. Include photographs of the driveway and truck approach, and check Louisville's Pod or Dumpster Permit process if placement would affect the public way.
Include the labor the clearance needs
List which items remain upstairs, in a basement or behind a narrow door. If dismantling is needed for a private collection, agree that work before the crew arrives rather than changing the load after it has been quoted.
Wasteonix can assess a request when no price is shown. Send the materials, access details and deadline; acceptance, loading work and collection timing require confirmation.