Picked up a pile of old fence boards and posts from beside a barn and hauled it all away.
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Junk hauling, cleanouts and tear-outs in Cottleville (63304). Priced by the load from $125, with the price confirmed before anything is loaded, by a licensed and insured crew.
Picked up a pile of old fence boards and posts from beside a barn and hauled it all away.
Trash is handled by Cottleville Solid Waste using city-issued containers, billed every two months. Containers must be at the curb by 6:30 a.m.
Source: cityofcottleville.com (opens in a new tab)Residents get 2 free bulk collections a year, scheduled first come, first served. Extra curbside bulk pickups cost $55 for up to 3 cubic yards, and items over 8 feet aren't accepted.
Source: cityofcottleville.com (opens in a new tab)Appliances with Freon, like refrigerators and AC units, aren't taken as bulk; they're picked up separately for $23 each. Tires, car batteries, wet paint and hazardous waste are excluded.
Source: cityofcottleville.com (opens in a new tab)There's no yard waste collection in February, and brown leaf bags (up to 20 per collection day) are collected in March, October, November and December.
Source: cityofcottleville.com (opens in a new tab)The City of Cottleville issues its own building permits and publishes requirements for decks and for sheds and other accessory buildings.
Source: cityofcottleville.com (opens in a new tab)Since September 2026, Cottleville requires a refundable $500 building permit deposit for projects like decks, room additions, detached sheds and garages, pools and basement finishes, refunded after final inspection.
Source: cityofcottleville.com (opens in a new tab)Cottleville pricing is by the load, from $125 to $655. See load sizes.
Trash is handled by Cottleville Solid Waste using city-issued containers, billed every two months. Containers must be at the curb by 6:30 a.m.
Residents get 2 free bulk collections a year, scheduled first come, first served. Extra curbside bulk pickups cost $55 for up to 3 cubic yards, and items over 8 feet aren't accepted.
The City of Cottleville issues its own building permits and publishes requirements for decks and for sheds and other accessory buildings.