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Seagoville Trash Pickup Schedule

Serviced by Frontier Waste Solutions(Private)

Direct Helpline

888-854-2905

Need extra help?

Contact the municipality directly for specialized services and permits.

Official Support

Weekly Collection Schedule

Official municipal pickup timing for Seagoville

Trash Day

Trash collection runs Monday through Friday, with your specific collection day assigned by neighborhood zone.

Recycling

Recycling is collected weekly on the same day as your regular trash pickup.

Yard Waste

Yard waste, brush, and bulk items are picked up weekly on your regular trash collection day (up to 3 cubic yards).

Set Out Time

By 6:00 AM on collection day

NOTEPlace carts within 2 feet of the curb with handles facing your home, and keep them at least 3 feet away from parked vehicles and other bins.

Utility Billing & Payments

Manage your local solid waste services

Residential trash, recycling, and brush collection fees are bundled directly into your monthly City of Seagoville municipal utility bill.

Billing Cycle

Monthly

Accepted Methods

Online, Auto-Pay, Phone, Mail, In-Person, Drop Box

Green cart Bin (Trash)

Place cart within 2 feet of the street edge by 7:00 a.m. on your collection day (or the night before). Handles must face your house. Keep 3 feet of clearance from other carts and obstacles. All trash must be bagged.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Bagged household garbage
  • ✓Food waste and diapers
  • ✓Glassware, ceramic dishes, and mirrors
  • ✓Foam cups and packing materials
  • ✓Cat litter and pet feces

Blue cart with yellow lid Bin (Recycling)

Place items loosely inside the cart; never bag recyclables. Do not overfill the cart; the lid must close securely.

Accepted Items

  • ✓Plastics #1 (PET) and #2 (HDPE) like water bottles
  • ✓Cardboard and frozen food boxes
  • ✓Paper, file folders, and ream wrappers

Do NOT Include

  • ✕Glass of any kind
  • ✕Bagged film plastics and grocery bags
  • ✕Styrofoam
  • ✕Food waste
  • ✕Electronics and batteries
  • ✕Aerosol cans

Yard Waste Bin

Small yard waste should be bagged and placed completely inside the green refuse cart. If it exceeds cart capacity, prep it for bulk pickup: cut branches to under 4 feet long, max 3 inches thick, and stack them neatly (under 40 lbs).

Accepted Items

  • ✓Grass clippings
  • ✓Small twigs and branches
  • ✓Leaves

Bulky Item Pickup

Frequency

Weekly, on your regular trash collection day.

Placement

Place bulk items at the curb by 7:00 a.m. Ensure the pile is not blocking sidewalks, parked cars, or directly beneath overhead power lines.

Accepted

  • ✓ Furniture and mattresses
  • ✓ Treated wood (painted or stained)
  • ✓ Large cardboard boxes
  • ✓ General household junk
  • ✓ Neatly stacked brush (under 4 feet long)

Not Accepted

  • ✕ Car and truck tires
  • ✕ Batteries and electronics
  • ✕ Fluorescent light bulbs
  • ✕ Used motor oil and filters
  • ✕ Liquid paint and prescriptions

Weekly collection up to 3 cubic yards is included in your standard city utility bill. Commercial construction and demolition debris requires a separate franchise hauler permit.

Holiday Schedule

General Rule

When an observed holiday falls on a weekday, collections for the remainder of the week are typically delayed by one day, with Friday services occurring on Saturday.

Yard Waste Exception

Since brush and bulk are collected on the exact same day as your regular trash and recycling, they will follow the exact same holiday delay schedule.

Always download the Frontier Waste app or check the Seagoville municipal website for live updates on holiday schedule shifts.

Observed Holidays

New Year's DayThanksgiving DayChristmas Day

Seasonal Information

Spring

March - May

Spring cleaning often results in excess yard debris and old furniture. Remember that your weekly bulk and brush limit remains at 3 total cubic yards. Piles exceeding this limit on a single service day may be tagged and left behind by Frontier Waste crews.

Summer

June - August

With extreme Texas heat, trash can rapidly produce foul odors and attract pests. Make sure all household waste, especially food scraps and pet feces, is securely bagged before placing it inside the green cart. Keep the lid fully closed to deter animals.

Winter

November - January

The holiday season brings a massive influx of cardboard boxes. Be sure to completely flatten all cardboard to save space in your blue recycling cart. Bulky holiday packaging like foam cups and packing peanuts must go into the green trash cart, not recycling.

Local Tips & Community Info

Got Metal? Turn Your Scrap into Some Cash Around Seagoville!

While Seagoville might not have a dedicated buyback center right in town, don't let that stop you from making a little extra cash for your old cans and scrap metal. Places like Dallas Iron & Metal or similar scrap yards in the greater Dallas area are always looking for materials. You can usually get a decent price for aluminum cans, steel, copper, and other metals. It's a great way to clear out your garage and pocket some extra dollars. Just give them a call before you head over to check their current buy prices and what types of metal they accept.

Give Your Good Stuff a Second Life in Seagoville!

Before you toss those gently used items, think about giving them a new home! While there aren't huge donation centers physically located within Seagoville itself, nearby communities often have fantastic options. Check out places like the Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Mesquite or Dallas. They happily take furniture, appliances, building materials, and household goods, and the money they make helps build homes. You can also look for local churches or community centers that might run donation drives or have thrift stores that would love to receive your contributions.

Keeping Seagoville Clean: Let's Tackle Dumping Together!

Seeing trash dumped where it shouldn't be is a bummer for everyone in Seagoville. If you notice any illegal dumping, the best thing to do is report it. While there isn't a specific 'hazardous waste day' advertised for Seagoville regularly, the City of Seagoville usually has a process for reporting these kinds of issues. You can often find contact information on the city's official website for public works or code enforcement. They can guide you on how to report it and what happens next. Participating in local clean-up events, when they're announced, is also a fantastic way to pitch in and keep our town looking great!

Drop-off Facilities

Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center

11234 Plano Rd, Dallas, TX 75243

Materials Accepted

Paints and chemicalsMotor oil and antifreezePesticidesPool chemicalsBatteries
Check Dallas County website for specific drop-off times; free for Seagoville residents.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Seagoville pick up bulky items?

Seagoville is unique in that bulk items and brush are collected weekly on the exact same day as your regular trash and recycling. Residents can put out up to 3 cubic yards of bulk waste at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on their designated service day.

What do I do with extra yard waste?

Small yard waste should be bagged and placed inside your green refuse cart. If you have large branches, they must be cut to 4 feet or less in length, be no thicker than 3 inches in diameter, weigh less than 40 pounds, and be stacked neatly for the weekly bulk collection.

How do I get an extra trash or recycling cart in Seagoville?

If your household generates more waste than a single set of carts can handle, you can order an additional green refuse cart or blue recycling cart by calling the City of Seagoville Customer Service at 972-287-2050. A minimal monthly fee will be added to your water bill.

Why wasn't my recycling cart emptied?

Your blue recycling cart might be rejected if it contains contamination like plastic grocery bags, glass, styrofoam, or food waste. Additionally, ensure the cart is placed at least three feet away from your trash cart and any mailboxes so the automated truck arm can safely reach it.