What this is for
- A household cleanout — garage, move-out, or estate — where the stuff is inside.
- A few bulky items when you are not sure city SWEEP is enough.
- Storm or seasonal yard debris that the city may not take.
- A pile that is mixed household, not construction debris you can walk into a box.
How it works
- Send the ZIP, whether you are in City of Tampa or New Tampa, and whether the pile is inside or at the curb.
- A person reviews what you sent.
- We use those details to help route your request to an appropriate local provider.
Local information
City of Tampa SWEEP covers one bulky collection a year for many city accounts. New Tampa is Hillsborough County. Hurricane debris is a city calendar. This page is carry-out labor.
Trust
Submit your project details and we will use them to help route your request to an appropriate local provider.
FAQ
Is this a booking?
No. It is a request. We do not confirm a truck or a same-day window from this page.
Can SWEEP take this?
If you have a City of Tampa account and a few bulky items, SWEEP or a city special pickup may be enough. Write whether that date already passed. This form is not the city.
I am in New Tampa. Same rules?
No. New Tampa is Hillsborough County bulky pickup, not City of Tampa SWEEP. Write the project ZIP.
Is this a dumpster?
No. A roll-off is a parked box. If you are reroofing or generating construction debris you can walk into a box, that is a different page.
Tampa, Brandon, St. Petersburg — does ZIP matter?
Yes. Write the project ZIP. St. Petersburg is a different city.
Request junk help
Submit your project details and we will use them to help route your request to an appropriate local provider.