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City of Greer, South Carolina
The following services, guidelines, and resource links are available specifically for the City of Greer, South Carolina.
Set Out Time: 7:00 AM
Garbage Pickup
Container: 95-Gallon cart - included in service
Quantity: 1 (one) cart
Frequency: Once per week
Materials Accepted:
Non-hazardous municipal solid waste, no construction material
Yard Waste Pickup
Container: City-provided 95-gallon Yard Waste cart
Frequency: Once a week
Materials Accepted:
Limbs and brush up to six (6) ft. long and six (6) inches in diameter, as well as grass, leaves, or trimmings that are appropriately bagged or placed in the city-provided 95-gallon yard waste carts.
Weight Limits: No single container, bag, or piece of limb or brush may exceed fifty (50) lb. in weight.
All materials must be completely natural and vegetative—meaning NO manufactured wood materials (such as plywood) and NO treated or painted wood (such as fencing or landscape timbers).
Bulk Waste Pickup
Frequency: Collection is available weekly with your garbage — but ONLY if scheduled in advance by calling (864) 877–0505
Materials Accepted:
Couches and large chairs, and other such large household items.
Weight Limits: No item shall exceed weight that can be safely lifted and disposed of by two (2) individuals, or be of a size that cannot be loaded into the Meridian Waste truck. Item type and size should be discussed during scheduling.
Accepted are large household items that do not require special handling by law e.g. Prohibited items include but are not limited to appliances containing CFC's such as refrigerators, gas related items, and the like. Please call with questions. : Meridian Waste is not obligated to pick up or dispose of any electronic waste, White Goods, liquids, or water-soluble solids.
Explosion Danger!
Lithium-ion batteries (the kind in cell phones, laptops, tablets) easily catch fire or explode when crushed, even if they're “dead”!
NEVER put them in the Garbage OR Recycling.
Instead, find a safe, authorized drop-off center near you using the Battery Network Locator.
Lithium Batteries
Holidays Observed
New Year’s Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
* If the holiday occurs on or prior to your scheduled collection day, services will be delayed one day for the remainder of the week.