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Junk hauling, cleanouts and tear-outs in St. Charles, from Historic Main Street to New Town (63301, 63303, 63304). Priced by the load from $125, with the price confirmed before anything is loaded, by a licensed and insured crew.
Bathroom demolition in St. Charles. We tore out the old yellow wall tile, the vanity, the toilet and the flooring, taking the walls down to the original framing and brick with the cast-iron drain stack exposed. The tub stayed in place for the remodel.
Republic Services is the City of St. Charles's residential trash provider. Trash is picked up once a week, and carts must be out by 6 a.m.
Source: stcharlescitymo.gov (opens in a new tab)The first two bulk items each week are picked up free. Bulk, appliance and electronics pickups must be scheduled ahead by calling Republic Services at 636-255-6142, Monday through Friday.
Source: stcharlescitymo.gov (opens in a new tab)Appliance pickup costs $25 per appliance and electronic waste pickup costs $86.25 per item, added to your invoice.
Source: stcharlescitymo.gov (opens in a new tab)Yard waste is a weekly subscription through Republic Services. You can also buy yard waste tags at Dierbergs Bogey Hills and Mid-Towne Market, and the city held free yard waste weeks in April and November 2026.
Source: stcharlescitymo.gov (opens in a new tab)The city's Department of Community Development issues demolition permits. The fee is $100 plus a $500 deposit refunded after final inspection, and permits expire three months after they're issued.
Source: stcharlescitymo.gov (opens in a new tab)Before a demolition permit is issued, you need letters from Spire, Ameren and the Department of Public Works confirming gas, electric, water and sewer have been abandoned and the sewer capped.
Source: stcharlescitymo.gov (opens in a new tab)Structures of 500 square feet or less with no utilities may not need a demolition permit; the city says to check with Community Development first (636-949-3222).
Source: stcharlescitymo.gov (opens in a new tab)Tearing down a historic landmark or any structure in a historic district needs a certificate of demolition from the Landmarks Board, which meets monthly, before the city issues the permit.
Source: stcharlescitymo.gov (opens in a new tab)St. Charles pricing is by the load, from $125 to $655. See load sizes.
Historic Main Street, New Town.
Republic Services is the City of St. Charles's residential trash provider. Trash is picked up once a week, and carts must be out by 6 a.m.
The first two bulk items each week are picked up free. Bulk, appliance and electronics pickups must be scheduled ahead by calling Republic Services at 636-255-6142, Monday through Friday.
The city's Department of Community Development issues demolition permits. The fee is $100 plus a $500 deposit refunded after final inspection, and permits expire three months after they're issued.
