Trash
Weekly pickup. Reliable, on time, every time.
Neighbors Helping Neighbors: refer a neighbor and you BOTH get a month of service free. Start Service
What's Included
- Weekly pickup
- Refer a neighbor, you both get a month free
- No setup charge
- Night-before reminder text
- Need a bin? We provide a 96-gallon bin if you don't have your own
- Superior, local service
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Metro-Atlanta Bin Cleaning
Lambert Disposal
Us- Bins included
- 1 bin
- Each extra bin
- +$3.75/mo curbside · +$6.75/mo backdoor
- Smart Cleaning — 10 cleanings/yr (Mar–Nov + Jan). One flat, even monthly bill.
- Lambert has no setup fee — Arrow charges $30 and Custom charges $25, included in the first-year savings above. Lambert customers also earn a free month of service for every neighbor they refer. Bins cleaned, sanitized, and returned the same day.
Brightening Bins
- Bins included
- 2 cans
- Each extra bin
- +$10
- One-time clean
- $75
- Monthly or quarterly, year-round
- Largest service area — covers most of metro Atlanta (Decatur, Marietta, Roswell, etc.).
- 770-580-1155
ATL Fresh Cans
- Bins included
- 1 bin
- Each extra bin
- +$10
- One-time clean
- $50–55
- Monthly or quarterly, year-round
- Also offers bi-monthly ($30).
- 404-789-7250
Outstanding Bins
- Bins included
- 1 bin
- Each extra bin
- +$5
- One-time clean
- $35–60
- Monthly or quarterly, year-round
- Tiered pricing up to 4 bins. Bi-monthly $25–37.
- Based in Tucker, GA.
- 678-404-9184
ATL Bin Wash
- Bins included
- 1 can
- Each extra bin
- +$8
- One-time clean
- $59 first can, +$10 each extra
- Monthly, year-round
- Membership includes a quarterly deep clean. Veteran-owned.
- Greater Atlanta Metro.
- 678-737-4003
Lambert Disposal uses a seasonal-smart schedule — 10 targeted cleanings a year (monthly March–November plus January, paused in December & February) billed as a flat monthly rate. Other providers listed use standard monthly or quarterly plans year-round.
Pricing based on publicly listed rates and phone inquiries. Additional bin fees, service areas, and promos vary by provider. Subject to change.
What Goes in Your Trash Bin
Our recycling is single-stream but limited: paper, cardboard, cartons, metals, and #1 and #2 plastics only. Glass, plastics #3 through #7 (yogurt cups, clamshells, takeout containers), plastic bags, and styrofoam go in your trash.
Accepted (everyday household waste)
- Food scraps and food packaging
- Glass bottles and jars
- Plastics #3 through #7 — yogurt cups, tubs, clamshells, takeout containers
- Plastic bags, film, and wrap
- Styrofoam of any kind
- Food-soiled paper, napkins, and paper towels
- Grease-soiled pizza boxes
- Diapers and hygiene products
- Pet waste and cat litter
- Other ordinary household garbage
Not accepted in trash
- Hazardous waste, paint, chemicals, automotive fluids, motor oil
- Batteries
- Tires
- Liquids
- Medical or biohazardous waste (needles, medications)
- Construction/demolition debris
- Large appliances
- Large furniture
Why no glass in recycling? Glass shatters in the truck, and the shards contaminate the paper and cardboard around it — which is the part that actually gets recycled. Glass goes in your trash bin and we'll take it from there.
Yard debris: We pick up up to 15 bags of yard debris per pickup, in biodegradable brown yard bags. We can't take unbagged debris, yard bags filled with household trash or construction debris, or heavy/rigid items like stumps, rocks, concrete, or bricks.