When is the best time to put out my trash bin?

Discart strongly recommends setting out your bin the night before, and no later than 7am on collection day.

What time of the day will my trash be collected?

Due to numerous unforeseeable factors, there is no set time at which your trash may be collected, but it is never before 7am nor after 4pm.

Should my trash be bagged?

Yes. Having your trash items bagged makes our job much quicker and ensures nothing is left behind. Our workers may not pick up stray, unbagged trash items.

Where should I put the trash bin to be picked up?

Please place the bin at the corner of your driveway at the opposite end of the mailbox location

What’s your holiday schedule?

We are closed on New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas. If a holiday falls on your scheduled service day, your trash will be picked up on the following day. All remaining pickups for that week will be one day late.

What do I do if my trash was missed?

Pick up times vary. There are a variety of possible reasons why your trash was missed. Please contact customer support no earlier than 4 PM on your service day to report a missed pick-up. All misses must be reported the week they occur for a prompt resolution.

Do you provide a recycling service?

Currently, Discart has no plans to provide a recycling service.

Do you have special rates for entire subdivision trash collection?

Yes, we do! This would be considered an HOA service, which falls under our reduced rate.

Can Discart collect my trash at my house instead of by the road?

Discart offers backdoor service in some areas, but only under specific circumstances. Please contact customer support to inquire.

What yard debris do you accept and what is your capacity?

Discart accepts leaves and mulch that are in bags. Discart accepts no more than what can fit in your bin.

Will Discart pick up extra bags outside my bin?

No, Discart only collects trash that is in a Discart bin.

What are considered forbidden curbside items?

For our curbside collection service, antifreeze, asbestos, construction materials, chemicals, paint, poisons, gas tanks/cylinders, sod, tires, tree stumps, dirt, and rocks are among our forbidden items. See our full list of forbidden items below.

SANITATION

DIVISION

A Curbside Garbage Collection Service

Signing up is easy.
Just call us at 678.467.7836 to get started today.

Currently, Discart is servicing only a select few subdivisions in the 30252/30281 zip codes of Henry County.

We are aiming to expand soon!

If you reside near our service area, Contact Discart today if you'd like for us to serve you and your community.

SERVICE AREA

PRICING

INTRODUCTORY RATE

$18/mo

Discart offers an introductory period to allow you to test our performance and determine if you'd like to stick with Discart.

First 3 months are only $18/mo.
(Combined with the activation fee, that totals out to be just $99.)

After that, if you have fallen in love with Discart, you can continue our service at a slight price increase.
Please see the "Standard Rate" and "Reduced Rate" tabs above for further information.

ACTIVATION FEE

$45

This one-time, up-front fee covers the delivery of your 95-gallon bin.

This fee is equally applied on Standard Rate and Reduced Rate.

95

GALLONS

You may receive either an all black garbage bin or a gray and yellow bin. Both have a 95 gallon capacity, and while both are made of durable, heavy-duty plastic, they still need to be treated with love.

Discart accepts cash, checks, credit and debit payment by phone or in-person, and money orders by mail or in-person.
Currently, Discart is unable to receive online payment.

Discart does not accept payment via CashApp, Zelle or Cryptopcurrency.

Call today to get started with your Discart curbside service.

Sign up for a curbside garbage pickup subscription to be eligible for a 20% discount on any junk removal appointment valued at $199 and above.

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BILLING & FEES

Activation Fee

If for any reason you should cancel our service and resume at a later date, the activation fee will be reimplemented.
For customers that initiate service without signing up online, after one quarter, Discart will require customers to sign up online and will reimburse customer for original activation fee. Signing up online makes bill pay more efficient for both customers and Discart.
The activation Fee is a non-refundable expense.

Multiple Bins

All bins, at any amount, are priced at the same rate.
Currently, Discart does not accept online payments for multiple waste bins, but we are more than happy to accept payment via check, cash, debit or credit card.

Customers have the option to submit payment monthly, quarterly and annually.
ProRated Pricing: Which week of a month you sign up will determine that month's price based on a quartered tier price, rounded.
I.E.: signing up on the 13th of the month, you'll be charged for the remaining two weeks.
Customer payment is due on the first day of each payment period.

If payment is not made,
After the 7th day, a $15 late fee will be incurred.
Discart allows a two-pickup grace period before our service is halted. At anytime afterward, Discart may retrieve the bin and cancel service.
Account reactivation: must pay past due + reactivation fee ($45) + 1 month in advance.
Extra pickup: $25 per return pickup
Credit Card processing fee: 2.7%
Customers that submit payments alternative to online payment are able to pay monthly, quarterly or annually. Conversely, customers who submit payment online are automatically charged monthly.

GENERAL TERMS OF SERVICE

The following are some tips you can follow to ensure the best experience with Discart.
These are important to know as terms and conditions. By using our service, you agree to all terms of our service.

Discart prioritizes only trash that is properly bagged, stray items may or may not be gathered, so bagging them all assures they get collected.
Stray, non-bagged items left outside of your bin will not be regarded for pick-up, as Discart is not responsible for them.
Please place your bin at the curb the evening before your scheduled pickup day to guarantee trash collection.
Please take care of your bin. You are responsible for any lost, stolen or damaged bins.
Please only put household trash in your bin. If you have cumbersome items you want removed, please contact Discart to schedule an appointment for junk removal.
Please notify us within 24 hours if your trash was not collected.

FORBIDDEN ITEMS

WHY

Oxygen tanks, even when seemingly empty, should never be discarded into regular garbage bins because they often contain residual pressurized gas that can lead to explosions if punctured, compressed by trash compactors, or exposed to heat, posing severe safety risks to waste collection workers, landfill operators, and the public.

Such improper disposal is also often illegal under hazardous waste regulations and can contribute to environmental hazards if the

tanks corrode or leak over time.

PROPER DISPOSAL

To properly dispose of an oxygen tank, first ensure it is fully depressurized by a professional if possible, then return it to the original supplier or a medical

equipment provider for refilling, recycling, or safe decommissioning; alternatively, contact local hazardous waste facilities, fire departments, or recycling centers for guidance on drop-off programs or collection events specific to your area.

WHY

Discart forbids oxygen tanks in our garbage bins because they contain pressurized, flammable gas that poses significant safety risks, including explosions or fires, if punctured or exposed to heat during waste processing. Even seemingly empty tanks may retain residual gas, making them hazardous in landfills or incinerators. To properly dispose of propane tanks, check if they are reusable or refillable and return them to a supplier or retailer that accepts them, such as hardware stores or propane providers. For disposable or damaged tanks, contact your local recycling center, hazardous waste facility, or municipality for specific disposal instructions, as many offer

designated drop-off programs to ensure

safe handling and recycling. Always avoid tossing them in regular trash or recycling bins.

PROPER DISPOSAL

For disposable of damaged tanks, contact your local recycling center, hazardous waste facility, or municipality for specific disposal instructions, as many offer

designated drop-off programs to ensure

safe handling and recycling. Always avoid tossing them in regular trash or recycling bins.

WHY

Lithium batteries are forbidden from garbage bins because they pose significant safety and environmental risks. When damaged, crushed, or exposed to moisture in landfills, these batteries can short- circuit, overheat, or ignite, potentially causing fires that are difficult to extinguish and may release toxic fumes. Additionally, lithium batteries contain hazardous

materials like cobalt and lithium, which can leach into soil and water, contaminating the environment.

PROPER DISPOSAL

To properly dispose of lithium batteries, take them to designated recycling centers, such as those found at electronics retailers, municipal hazardous waste facilities, or battery drop-off points. Many communities also offer special collection events for safe disposal. Always tape the battery terminals to prevent short- circuiting and store them in a cool, dry

place until recycling.

WHY

Discart forbids motor oil in our garbage bins because it is a hazardous waste containing toxic chemicals and heavy metals that can leach into soil and groundwater from landfills, leading to long- term environmental contamination and

pollution of water sources.

Even a small amount, like one gallon, can render a million gallons of fresh water undrinkable, harming ecosystems,

vegetation, and human health if not managed properly.

PROPER DISPOSAL

The proper way to dispose of used motor oil is to recycle it by taking it to designated collection centers, auto parts stores, or local recycling facilities that accept hazardous waste, where it can be reprocessed into new products like fuel or

lubricants.

WHY

Discart forbids gasoline cans because they often contain residual flammable fuel or vapors, posing serious fire hazards and risks of explosion during waste handling or landfill processing. Improper disposal can also lead to environmental contamination, as gasoline can leak into soil or waterways.

PROPER DISPOSAL

To properly dispose of gasoline cans, first ensure they are completely empty by using up or safely transferring any remaining fuel to a vehicle or another approved container. Then, puncture or drill a hole in the can to prevent reuse and render it safe. Check local regulations, as many areas allow empty, punctured cans to be recycled with metal waste or require drop-off at a hazardous waste facility. Always contact your local waste management authority or recycling center for specific guidelines.

WHY

Paint cans are forbidden from garbage bins because they often contain hazardous materials, such as oil-based paints or solvents, which can contaminate soil and groundwater if improperly disposed of in landfills. Even latex paint, though less toxic, can harm the environment if not handled correctly, and empty cans may still have residual chemicals that pose risks. Additionally, liquid paint can spill, creating messes and complicating waste processing.

PROPER DISPOSAL

To properly dispose of paint cans, first check if the paint is still usable; if so, donate it to community organizations or reuse it. For disposal, dry out latex paint completely by adding absorbent materials like cat litter or sawdust, then place the solidified cans in recycling bins if local regulations allow. For oil-based paints or hazardous types, take them to a designated household hazardous waste facility or a local paint recycling program, which can be

found through municipal websites or waste management services. Always check local guidelines, as regulations vary by location.

WHY

Kerosene cans are forbidden from garbage bins because they often contain residual flammable liquid, which poses a significant fire hazard during waste collection, transportation, or processing. Improper disposal can also lead to environmental contamination if kerosene leaks into soil or waterways.

To properly dispose of kerosene cans, first ensure they are completely empty by draining any remaining liquid into a sealed, approved container for hazardous waste. Then, contact your local hazardous waste facility or recycling center to confirm their acceptance of empty kerosene cans, as some may require special handling. Alternatively, check if your area offers a household hazardous waste collection event. Never pour kerosene down drains or into the ground, and always follow local

regulations to ensure safe and environmentally responsible disposal.

PROPER DISPOSAL

AEROSOL SPRAYS
LIGHTER FLUID
SOLVENTS
ADHESIVES
FIREWORKS
NAIL POLISH REMOVER

To properly dispose of aerosol spray, lighter fluid, solvents, adhesives, fireworks, and nail polish remover, treat them as hazardous waste due to their flammable and toxic nature. Do not throw these items in regular trash or pour them down drains. Instead, check with your local waste management authority for hazardous waste collection programs or designated drop-off sites. Store the items in their original containers, tightly sealed, and in a cool, well-ventilated area until disposal. Some areas offer special recycling for aerosol cans; ensure they’re empty before recycling. For fireworks, contact local fire or police departments for guidance, as they may require special handling. Always follow local regulations to ensure safe and environmentally responsible disposal.

WHY

Discart forbids hazardous chemicals from our garbage bins because they pose significant risks to human health, wildlife, and the

environment. These substances can leak, contaminating soil and groundwater, or release toxic fumes, endangering sanitation workers and causing fires or explosions in waste facilities. For example, batteries contain heavy metals like lithium, lead or cadmium, which can pollute water sources, while solvents and cleaners may emit volatile organic compounds, contributing to air pollution.

Some examples:

Pesticides
Mercury
Asbestos
Fluorescent lightbulbs

Aerosol
Antifreeze
Lead
Medical Waste

PROPER DISPOSAL

To properly dispose of hazardous chemicals, individuals should take them to designated household hazardous waste (HHW) collection sites or events, often organized by local municipalities. These facilities ensure safe handling, recycling, or disposal. Alternatively, some retailers offer

take-back programs for items like batteries or electronics. Always check local

regulations and store hazardous materials in their original containers, avoiding mixing or pouring them down drains.

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