Marshall County, TN
Chapel Hill, at the north end of Marshall County
Chapel Hill is 15 miles and about 22 minutes north of our Lewisburg base, a town of 1,717 near Henry Horton State Park on the Duck River. Its trash route and the county center have different rules, and furniture falls in the gap between them.
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Will the Chapel Hill trash truck take a couch?
No. The town’s public notices say weekly garbage goes out on Tuesdays through Volunteer Disposal, and that furniture and construction debris aren’t collected. We read that in a search excerpt of the notices page, so call the town to confirm it before you plan around it. Limbs and brush go on Wednesdays, cut to 6 inches thick and 5 feet long.
The county center on Hwy 99 does
Marshall County Convenience Center #1, at 2200 Hwy 99 near Chapel Hill, accepts furniture, mattresses, bagged garbage, scrap metal, refrigerators and washers. Getting a sleeper sofa out of a back bedroom and into a truck is the hard part. We do the lifting and haul it away, so the trip isn’t yours. Our furniture removal covers couches, dressers, mattresses and office desks.
The center won’t take tires, hazardous waste or commercial waste. Tires go to 611 Hawkins Dr in Lewisburg, at $2.50 apiece, and so do used oil, paint and antifreeze, no more than 5 gallons at a time. The Hwy 99 center keeps the county’s hours, Monday to Saturday until 5:50 p.m., which works for a Saturday load if you have the truck.
Moving in or out of Chapel Hill
We move households of any size, from a 1-bedroom apartment to a 3-bedroom house, and we’ll take on the one awkward item, a pool table or a safe, by itself. Give directions from Henry Horton State Park at 4209 Nashville Hwy and we’ll find you.
Tearing something down
Chapel Hill doesn’t publish a demolition permit rule that we could find. Ask the town before you pull down a deck or a shed. We do deck, fence and shed tear-outs and carry the boards away, which matters here, since the town route won’t touch construction debris.
Answers
Chapel Hill questions, answered
Does Chapel Hill TN pick up furniture?
No, according to the town’s public notices, which say the Tuesday trash route run by Volunteer Disposal won’t take furniture or construction debris. We read that in a search excerpt, so confirm it with the town. Marshall County Convenience Center #1, at 2200 Hwy 99, does accept furniture if you can get it there.
When is brush pickup in Chapel Hill, Tennessee?
Wednesdays, per the town’s public notices, for limbs up to 6 inches across and 5 feet long. That comes from a search excerpt of the town’s page, so check with Chapel Hill before you stack a pile. Bigger limbs, stumps or a yard full of storm debris are things our crew can haul off.
Can I take a refrigerator to the dump near Chapel Hill?
Yes. Marshall County Convenience Center #1, at 2200 Hwy 99 near Chapel Hill, lists refrigerators and washers among what it accepts, along with furniture, mattresses and scrap metal. It turns away tires and hazardous waste. If you’d rather not wrestle the fridge into a truck, we can load it and haul it.
Do you move furniture to and from Chapel Hill, TN?
Yes. Chapel Hill is about 15 miles, roughly 22 minutes, from our Lewisburg base, and we move whole households there as well as single heavy pieces, like a pool table, a safe or a piano. We also do labor only, if you’ve rented your own truck and need the loading done.