Can-to-Curb Across Palm Beach County, Florida

Palm Beach County has 39 municipalities plus large unincorporated areas, and almost every one handles residential collection a little differently. Some cities run their own trucks. Others contract with private haulers. Unincorporated neighborhoods are served under county contracts managed by the Solid Waste Authority. The result is a patchwork of pickup days and rules.

Our can-to-curb routes are organized around that patchwork. Each route follows the collection calendar for the specific jurisdiction it serves, so a home in unincorporated Lake Worth and a home inside Boynton Beach city limits, a few miles apart, each get rollouts matched to their own trucks.

We currently serve homes from Tequesta and Jupiter in the north to Boca Raton in the south, and from the coastal cities west through Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee and The Acreage.

Garbage, recycling and vegetative waste can each have their own collection days, and those days differ from one Palm Beach County neighborhood to the next. Holiday shifts are set separately by each city and by the county, which is why neighbors in different jurisdictions can have different schedules the same week.

We confirm your exact trash pickup service schedule during signup and build every collection day into your route. If your area has two garbage days, both are covered. When a holiday moves a pickup, we update the plan and text you before it happens.

HOA storage rules are common across the county. Gated communities in Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens and Boca Raton often require cans to be stored out of view, with a narrow allowed window around pickup. Some associations walk streets the morning after collection and issue letters for any can still at the curb.

Our countywide can-to-curb routes are timed so cans reach the curb inside each community's allowed window and return before the cutoff. During setup, tell us your HOA's rule, or let us look it up, and we schedule around it. Photo confirmations give you a timestamped record if a notice is ever disputed.

For boards considering a neighborhood-wide program, our HOA board page explains how group enrollment works.

Coastal homes in Jupiter, Tequesta, North Palm Beach and Delray Beach often sit on compact lots with tight side yards and sand or paver walkways. Cans need careful handling to avoid scraping pavers and blocking narrow streets.

Central county neighborhoods in West Palm Beach, Lake Worth Beach and Boynton Beach mix older homes with alleys and newer gated subdivisions. Some streets collect from the rear alley rather than the front curb, and we follow whichever location your hauler uses.

Western communities in Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, Loxahatchee and The Acreage feature larger lots and longer driveways, sometimes several hundred feet of shell rock. Those homes are a core part of our routes.

Palm Beach County has one of the largest seasonal populations in Florida. When owners leave for the summer, cans either sit at the curb or never go out. Both create problems: an obviously empty home, or a full can in a hot garage.

Our trash can pickup routine handles both situations. Seasonal owners choose to keep service running or pause it with a single text. Rental owners can schedule service to follow guest turnovers, so cans are always ready for the next arrival.

The Standard plan is $89 per month in every city we serve, whether your home is in Jupiter or Boca Raton. It covers weekly can-to-curb service at one home, trash and recycling cans, photo confirmation and a regular technician. Month to month, with no long-term contract.

Owners with more than one property in the county, or who need priority scheduling or custom routes, can ask about the Premium plan, which is quoted individually.

Call or text 561-913-2023 with your address. We confirm your jurisdiction, hauler days and HOA window, then schedule your first visit, usually within one week. Each city page on this site lists the neighborhoods we serve and local details we plan around.

Locally owned in Wellington and 5-Star Google Rated, Trash Caddy keeps its focus on three services across the county: can-to-curb, trash valet and trash can cleaning.

National franchise brands sometimes cover Palm Beach County from a regional office with a rotating crew. Trash Caddy is based in Wellington and runs routes only in this county and its immediate neighbors. Our technicians live near the streets they serve, know which communities are strict about bin storage and understand how summer storms affect collection.

That local knowledge shows up in small ways: knowing which gated communities need a vendor pass, which neighborhoods have early trucks and which streets flood after afternoon rain so carts should go out a little higher on the driveway apron.

It also means you reach a person when you call. Our office is open Monday through Saturday, 7AM to 7PM, and the person who answers can see your route notes and photo history.

New residents moving to the county from other states are often surprised by how many different collection schedules exist within a few miles. Our team can explain your schedule in plain terms during the first call, including which day handles recycling and how yard waste works on your street.