Surfside Beach bulk pickup
Surfside Beach collects residential bulk items town-wide on Mondays. Town sanitation schedule
Place bulk items curbside by 6:00 a.m. on the collection day. You do not need to schedule the pickup. Town Public Works FAQ
The town does not collect paint, tires, electronics, batteries, or hazardous materials at the curb. Town Public Works FAQ
Horry County recycling options
Horry County recycling centers accept large appliances, tires, electronics, scrap metal, batteries, used motor oil, cooking oil, and yard trimmings. Horry County Solid Waste Authority recycling handbook
Only residents of unincorporated Horry County may use the county’s 25 recycling centers. Horry County Solid Waste Authority center rules
Eligible residents may dispose of no more than four cubic yards of material per day at these centers. Horry County Solid Waste Authority center rules
Surfside Beach recycling and drop-off options
Surfside Beach collects unbagged recyclables in town-issued blue carts every Friday. Town recycling rules
The town holds household hazardous waste and electronics drop-off events at its Public Works facility. Town sanitation schedule
Check the town schedule for current event dates before taking excluded items to Public Works. Town sanitation schedule
Request junk removal
Request junk removal when town pickup or county drop-off does not fit your items, address, or schedule.
Share the property address, item list, photos, access details, and preferred pickup date with the provider.
Junk removal questions
When does Surfside Beach collect residential bulk items?
The town collects residential bulk items town-wide on Mondays.
Do I need to schedule bulk pickup in Surfside Beach?
No. Place bulk items curbside by 6:00 a.m. on the scheduled collection day.
Will Surfside Beach collect paint, tires, or electronics at the curb?
No. Town bulk pickup excludes paint, tires, electronics, batteries, and hazardous materials.
What items do Horry County recycling centers accept?
The centers accept large appliances, tires, electronics, scrap metal, batteries, used motor oil, cooking oil, and yard trimmings from eligible residents.
Source: Horry County Solid Waste Authority recycling handbook