Dayton bulk pickup and dumpster rental
The City of Dayton collects large household items one Friday a month, by appointment. The city does not take building materials. Remodeling debris goes in a dumpster or with a private hauler.
Dayton bulk pickup schedule
Bulk pickup runs one Friday a month and is scheduled in advance. The scheduling line is 937-333-4800, and the online option is Dayton Delivers. Each pickup is limited to five large items and up to 25 small bags or boxes.
Accepted items
The city takes furniture, carpet, metal and appliances, including refrigerators and stoves. Mattresses and box springs are wrapped. Carpet is rolled into bundles 4 feet long and 2 feet in diameter and tied with rope.
Items not collected
Dayton does not collect the items in this list. The city refers them to a private hauler.
- Concrete, rocks, brick and block
- Sand and gravel
- Drywall, wood and plaster
- Gasoline and other hazardous or flammable materials
- Automotive parts
- Pianos and pool tables
- HVAC parts and air conditioners
- Spas and hot tubs
Items from an eviction, a move-out or a foreclosure are not collected. The city assigns those items to the property owner.
Moraine
Moraine collects bulk trash every other Friday. Scheduling is by phone at 937-333-4800, no later than the Wednesday before the normal bulk collection day.
Oakwood
Oakwood rents its own 12-yard dumpsters to residents for do-it-yourself projects, for up to two business days. Contractor debris is not allowed. The Oakwood page lists the fees.
Clayton
Clayton requires every occupied home to use Rumpke, the city's contracted hauler, for curbside trash. Rumpke also provides bulk pickup, yard waste pickup and dumpster rental there. The city's page does not bar other dumpster companies.
City pickup or dumpster, by load
| Load | Fit |
|---|---|
| A couch, a mattress and a refrigerator | City bulk pickup, where the town offers it. |
| Bathroom remodel debris such as tile and drywall | A dumpster. Dayton does not collect drywall. |
| The contents of a house after a move-out | A dumpster. Dayton does not collect move-out items. |
| A broken-up concrete patio | A dumpster, quoted as an all-concrete load. |