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Mccullom Lake

Village of McCullom Lake Residential Garbage, Recycling and Yard-Waste Collection Program

LRS provides Village of McCullom Lake with services for garbage, recycling and yard waste. LRS offers many other services for its residents including electronic waste events, leaf vacuuming events, organic food scrap compost service, portable restrooms, and large open top construction style containers.  We are proud to be a partner in your community!

 

For more information on the required scheduling collection for specific items or material types, please click on one of the tabs below.

Tuesday is the service day in the Village of McCullom Lake. All garbage, recycling and yard waste will be collected between the times of 6AM and 7PM on your collection day. Service times are subject to change.

 

Village of McCullom Lakes residents have the option to choose from a 35, 65 or a 95-gallon trash container to be delivered to their home. For recycling, LRS offers a 65 gallon or a 95-gallon container to be delivered.

LRS Trash Bin Sizes

Residents using this program can rent an additional garbage cart for a monthly fee. Please contact LRS to do so.

 

Any requests for changes in services should be communicated to LRS customer service.

Backdoor Service 

Residents that utilize the unlimited household subscription program may also elect to use the backdoor trash service option. Garbage and Recycling ONLY will be serviced at the top of your driveway. This is an additional monthly service.  

LRS provides one cart for recycling at no charge for each household. Recycling is serviced on the same day as trash and on a one truck pass. The same truck that services your trash, has a split body to collect recyclables as well. Additional recycling carts are available upon request to customer service. Contact LRS customer service for more information or with questions regarding recycling.

 

    • Recyclables are collected on the same day of the week as the garbage and yard waste
    • You are to use the LRS issued cart first for recycled materials
    • There is no limit to the amount of acceptable recyclable items that can be placed out for collection, provided they are properly prepared and contained
    • LRS suggests using a cardboard box as a makeshift bin and placing all broken down materials in the ‘bin’ if needed
    • Please MARK the additional box or container used as RECYCLE so the driver can clearly see it
    • Plastic bags with recycling material will not be accepted
    • Shredded paper is not considered recyclable material, please contact the customer service department for further disposal options
    • Rental recycling bins are available upon request to customer service

Yard waste is collected seasonally beginning on April 1st through November 30th on the same day as garbage and recyclables. LRS also allows organic food scraps to be mixed into yard waste during the season.

What is Considered Yard Waste?

Yard waste is garden trimmings, branches, and brush under two inches (2”) in diameter not exceeding 4’ in length, leaves, flowers, tree droppings (crabapples and pinecones), garden plants, vines, weeds, grass clippings and yard trimmings.

What are considered acceptable food scraps?

Bread, cereal, coffee grounds, dairy, eggshells, eggs, fruits, grain, pasta, shells, vegetables.

What are unacceptable food scraps?

Bones, diapers, fats, glass, grease, liquids, meat, metal, oil, packaging, paper plates, pet waste, plastic, poultry, seafood, service ware, shells, and Styrofoam.

Approved yard waste containers and bags

Residents can elect to use biodegradable kraft bags or personal containers labeled yard waste. Containers must be 35-gallons or smaller, weighing less than 50lbs when full. Brush and branches must be bundled and tied with biodegradable twine or string (no metal). Each bundle must be no longer than 4’ in length, 2’ in diameter, with no individual branch being greater than 2” in diameter and weighing no more than 50lbs.

 

95-gallon yard waste bins are available for a small monthly rental fee. Please contact LRS to do so.

Fall Leaf Vacuuming

Three times per year, LRS will provide leaf vacuuming services to the Village of McCullom Lake. Residents who elect to participate in the fall leaf vacuuming should rake loose leaves to curb/street side. Any leaves in ditches or farther than 3’ from street and not at least 3’ from obstructions will not be collected.

 

Please contact customer service to inquire about upcoming dates for leaf vacuuming.

Christmas Trees

During the first two weeks of January, LRS will collect non-artificial Christmas trees (free of any tinsel, ornaments, or lights) as organic material.  Trees can be left loose (never in bags) in the area where you have regular service for trash and recycling.  Due to snow and ice, trees may not always be picked up on your service day as our drivers and trucks will be in the village all month for pickups.

 

Following the first two weeks of January, Christmas trees are taken as bulk items. Please read below for additional information regarding bulk item collection

Bulk items (that do not fit into your garbage cart) are collected loose on your regular day of service. Residents are allowed one free bulk item per service day, and anything additional would need a prepayment and prescheduling to be removed. If an item exceeds 50lbs, or does not fit in the trash cart, residents need to call LRS to schedule a special pickup. If a bulk item is considered hazardous, unacceptable for landfills or deemed unacceptable to take as garbage, the item(s) will not be taken.

 

Mattresses and box/bed springs must be enclosed in a plastic mattress cover and taped securely shut. Plastic mattress covers may be purchased at retail outlets such as Walmart, Lowes, Menards, Home Depot, and storage unit facilities. Packaging wrap or trash bags cut up and taped around to cover a mattress or box spring are also acceptable options.

 

Each additional bulk item is required to be prescheduled and prepaid to LRS.

Electronic Waste (E-Waste) is banned from the landfill (cannot go into the regular garbage).

 

LRS provides home collection of E-Waste for residents that have LRS waste and recycling collection on the third week of March. This service provides a more convenient and simple way to responsibly manage electronics that are banned from the landfill. There is no charge for this service, though there is a limit of 5 items and up to 1 TV or monitor. Please contact LRS customer service for the most up to date information on curbside e-waste dates. Residents are also able to drop off any e-waste at 1350 N. Old Rand Road, Wauconda, IL.

Examples of E-Waste

Computers | Computer Monitors | Televisions | Printers | Keyboards | Fax Machines | VCR’S | Portable Digital Music Players | DVD Player | Video Game Consoles | Computer Mouse | Scanners | Digital Converter Boxes | Cable Receivers | Satellite Receivers | DVD Recorders | Small-Scale Servers

“White Goods” are appliances that contain CFC, HCFC, PCBs, mercury switches or other hazardous components (refrigerators, air conditioners, humidifiers etc). These items will be taken but will need to be free of the above referenced material and required to be prescheduled and prepaid to LRS customer service.

Examples of White Goods or Appliances

Air Conditioner | Clothes Dryer | Cook Top & Cooking Plate | Cooker or Bakers Oven | Dishwasher | Drying Cabinet | Freezer | Kitchen Stove or Oven Range | Microwave Oven | Refrigerator or Refrigeration Equipment | Washing Machine | Water Heater

If you are unsure of any items that may require service, contact LRS at 844.633.3577 or send an e-mail with a photo of the item(s) to Service@LRSrecycles.com. Items requiring additional labor and/or equipment to manage are a Special Refuse Collection. LRS provides special pick-ups or special collections for large amounts of garbage from a move-out or a flooded basement or large clean outs. LRS will provide a cost estimate if we are able to provide the service. LRS does not guarantee collection of every item.

DIY Construction

Home remodeling waste includes, but is not limited to drywall, plywood, paneling, lumber, doors, windows, cabinets, porcelain fixtures, sod, fencing, concrete, or rocks will require special pickups. Residents will need to schedule service for these items and call to receive instructions on how to best prepare them for collection. Estimates will be provided, and items will be charged by the yard.

Dumpster Services

Residents also have the option of ordering a construction style, open top (roll-off) dumpster from LRS. Click Here to learn more about having an open top dumpster delivered.

 

LRS has expanded our temporary services division to create an easier customer experience. These temporary services include portable restroom rental and dumpster roll-offs of all sizes to contain your construction debris.

 

Contact us today to discover all the ways LRS can make your waste removal even easier, no matter the project

  • LRS bills quarterly in advance
  • Invoices will be billed to the Property Owner
  • Invoices will be mailed to the service address unless another address is provided
  • E-mail billing and auto-pay options are available
  • Residents will be able to create an online account once they have an open LRS invoice
  • Instructions on how to enroll in auto pay and create and online account can be found below
  • Mail payments to:

LRS

PO BOX 554884

Detroit, MI 48255-4884

New Years Day                                                Independence Day                                         Christmas Day

 

Memorial Day                                                  Thanksgiving Day                                            Labor Day

 

Holiday service will be provided one day later than regular collection if the holiday falls Sunday through Friday. If the holiday falls on a Saturday, service will not be affected.

For more information, questions and to arrange for services, please call LRS Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. at 844.633.3577 or email Service@LRSrecycles.com.

 

Improperly prepared materials placed for collection will not be collected.

How do I clean my cart?

Fill the cart with hot water and a capful of vinegar or grease-cutting dish soap. Let it sit for about 10 minutes and rinse. Once the cart has been thoroughly rinsed, set the cart out with the lid open in the sun to dry.

What if I need my cart replaced?

Carts that are broken due to damage incurred during the collection are reported by the driver for replacement at no charge. Residents are encouraged to contact LRS if they notice damage to the cart during the collection process to request a replacement cart.

 

If damage occurs to the cart due to other reasons, please contact LRS to request a replacement cart.

Is this considered garbage?

Latex paint

 

Latex paint is considered regular garbage, but it must be completely dried, with the lid off so the driver is able to see inside the can. Dry latex paint by leaving lid off or open and/or mix kitty litter until the paint is completely absorbed. Do not place out for collection until the paint is completely dry.

 

Alkaline batteries

 

Alkaline batteries are considered regular garbage and should be thrown into the garbage. It is always recommended that tape be used on each end of the battery and placed into a plastic sandwich bag when disposing of them.

 

How do I report a missed pickup?

If your waste, recycling, or landscape waste is not collected on the service day by 6 pm, please contact LRS by calling 844.633.3577 or e-mailing Service@lrsrecycles.com

 

Please include your address and what service was missed.

 

You can also reach out by submitting a support request  in the top right-hand section of this webpage.

Lake Zurich

Lake Zurich Residential Refuse, Recycling and Yard-Waste Collection Program

LRS provides Lake Zurich residents with services for refuse (garbage), recycling and yard waste. LRS offers many other services for Lake Zurich residents including electronic waste drop off, organic food scrap compost service, portable restrooms and large, open top construction style containers.  We are proud to be a partner in your community!

For more information on the required scheduling collection for specific items or material types, please click on one of the tabs below.

Collection Schedule

Wednesday

West of Ela & Buesching and North of Old Rand Road and Rte 22

Tuesday

East of Ela & East of Buesching and South of Rte 22 & Old Rand Road

All garbage, recycling and yard waste will be collected between the times of 7AM and 7PM on your collection day. Service times are subject to change. Please reference the collection map for service day.

Lake Zurich residents may select between three program options for refuse collection. Program options include a limited program, senior limited program and an unlimited program. All options come with a default 95g recycling cart. For more information on the program(s) offered, please read below.

Limited Program
This service option is for all residents included within the village limits. One (1) 35-gallon waste cart or one (1) 65-gallon waste cart will be provided for weekly collection services. Collection is limited to the LRS bin, anything outside the container will be left. Extra trash will require 1 sticker per bag. Any bulky items will require 3 stickers. For a small rental fee, additional bins are available upon request.

Senior Limited Program
This option can be utilized by residents who create a low volume of residential waste and are 65 years of age and older. Residents who elect to enroll in this program must provide proof of age to LRS. One (1) 35-gallon waste cart or one (1) 65-gallon waste cart will be provided for weekly collection services. Anything outside the container will be left behind unless properly prepared. Extra trash will require 1 sticker per bag. Any bulky items will require 3 stickers. For a small rental fee, additional bins are available upon request.

Unlimited Program
This service option is for all residents included within the city limits and is the default option to all new residents. One (1) 95-gallon waste cart will be provided for weekly collection services. This program option has unlimited collection. Extra trash outside the container will be taken at no charge with no stickers needed. One bulky item per week will be taken at no charge with no stickers needed. For a small rental fee, additional bins are available upon request.
Any requests for changes in services should be communicated to LRS customer service.

The Village of Lake Zurich Sticker is turquoise and used for non-LRS personal owned containers with garbage, garbage placed outside of the LRS carts, loose bags of garbage, bulk items and yard waste/organics. See each section to learn how many stickers are required for items placed out.

Sticker Rate = $3.21 each
Stickers may be purchased at:
• 1350 N Old Rand Rd Wauconda IL
• 70 E Main St Lake Zurich IL
Please note different service options require different amounts of stickers.

LRS provides one cart for recycling at no charge for each household. Carts are available in 35, 65 and 95-gallon. The standard cart given to each home will be the 95-gallon. Additional carts are available upon request to customer service. Contact LRS Customer Service for more information or with questions on recycling.

  • Recyclables are collected on the same day of the week as the garbage and yard waste
  • Each home will automatically receive a 95-gallon cart for recyclables
  • You are to use the LRS issued cart first for recycled materials
  • Please MARK the additional box or container used as RECYCLE so the driver can clearly see it
  • Plastic bags with recycling material will not be accepted
  • There is no limit to the amount of acceptable recyclable items that can be placed out for collection, provided they are properly prepared and contained
  • LRS suggests using a cardboard box as a makeshift bin and placing all broken down materials in the ‘bin’ if needed
  • Rental recycling bins are available upon request

LRS Recycling Guidelines

Yard waste is collected seasonally beginning on April 1st through the second week in December on the same day as refuse and recyclables. LRS also allows for organic food scraps to be mixed into yard waste during the season as well.

What is Considered Yard Waste?

Yard-waste, also known as landscape waste, consists of organic waste materials accumulated as the result of cultivation and maintenance of gardens, lawns, shrubbery, trees and vines.

Yard waste is garden trimmings, branches and brush under two inches (2”) in diameter no exceeding 4’ in length, leaves, flowers, tree droppings (crabapples and pinecones), garden plants, vines, weeds and grass clippings and yard trimmings.

What are considered acceptable food scraps?

Bread, cereal, coffee grounds, dairy, eggshells, eggs, fruits, grain, pasta, shells, vegetables.

What are non-acceptable food scraps?

Bones, diapers, fats, glass, grease, liquids, meat, metal, oil, packaging, paper plates, pet waste, plastic, poultry, seafood, service ware, shells, and Styrofoam

Approved yard waste containers or bags

Residents can elect to use paper bags, brown craft bags or personal containers (35 gallons or smaller) with all options 50lbs or less in weight, per. Brush and Tree Trimmings Bundled brush is included. Must be bundled and tied with biodegradable twine or string (no metal) in distinct piles that are no longer than 4’ in length, 2’ in diameter and weighing no more than 50 lbs. with no individual branch being greater than 2” in diameter

Residents may place out up to 15 bags, bundles or piles per week. Anything exceeding 15 bags requires one sticker per bag, bundle or pile.

Fall Leaf Vacuuming

LRS will provide leaf vacuuming weekly service at curb for 8 weeks in the fall. Rake loose leaves to curb/street side. Any leaves in ditches or farther than 2’ from street and not at least 3’ from obstructions will not be collected.
Please contact customer service to inquire about dates for leaf vacuuming.

Christmas Trees

During the first two weeks of January, LRS will begin to gladly collect your non-artificial Christmas trees as organic material – free of any tinsel, ornaments or lights. Trees can be left loose (never in bags) in the area where you have regular service for trash and recycling. Due to snow and ice, trees may not always be picked up on your service day as our drivers and trucks will be in the village all month for pickups.

Bulk items (that do not fit into your refuse cart) are collected loose, on your regular day of service. Please refer to the refuse program you are currently enrolled with to find out about how to properly prepare bulky items. Service varies based on the program. If an item exceeds 50lbs, residents may need to call LRS to schedule a special pickup. If a “bulk” item is considered hazardous, unacceptable for landfills or deemed unacceptable to take as garbage, the item(s) will not be taken.

Mattresses and box/bed springs are required to be in a plastic mattress cover and taped securely shut. Plastic mattress covers may be purchased at retail outlets such as Walmart, Lowes, Menards, Home Depot and storage unit facilities. Packaging wrap or trash bags cut up and taped around to cover a mattress or box spring are also acceptable options.

Please call LRS to see if such items can be scheduled for a special pickup.

Limited program: 3 stickers per bulky item

Senior Limited program:  3 stickers per bulky item

Unlimited program: 1 item taken at no charge on the service day. Any additional bulky items requested to be serviced on the same service day are required to be prepaid and prescheduled to LRS

Electronic Waste (E-Waste) items that are banned from the landfill (cannot go into the regular garbage).

LRS provides annual home collection of E-Waste for Lake Zurich households that have LRS waste and recycling collection. This service provides a more convenient and simple way to responsibly manage electronics that are banned from the landfill. There is no charge for this service, though there is a limit of 5 items and up to 1 TV or monitor. Please contact the village or check the village webpage for more information on dates for the next annual event.

Electronic Waste Drop-off

For residents looking to dispose of electronics outside of the annual curbside collection date, LRS offers a secure drop off year round for no charge for Lake Zurich residents.

Drop off location: 1350 N Old Rand Rd. Wauconda, IL 60084

Hours:  Mon thru Thurs 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday closed

Examples of E-Waste  

Computers | Computer Monitors | Televisions | Printers | Keyboards | Fax Machines | VCR’S | Portable Digital Music Players | DVD Player | Video Game Consoles | Computer Mouse | Scanners | Digital Converter Boxes | Cable Receivers | Satellite Receivers | DVD Recorders | Small-Scale Servers 

All HHW items are banned from the landfill. LRS encourages residents to use the drop off locations provided by SWALCO. Please see the link below.

 

Household Chemical Waste (HCW) | Lake County SWALCO, IL

“White Goods” are appliances that contain CFC, HCFC, PCBs, mercury switches or other hazardous components (refrigerators, air conditioners, humidifiers etc). These items will be taken but will need to be free of the above referenced material and required to be prescheduled and prepaid to LRS customer service.

Examples of White Goods or Appliances

Air Conditioner | Clothes Dryer | Cook Top & Cooking Plate | Cooker or Bakers Oven | Dishwasher | Drying Cabinet | Freezer | Kitchen Stove or Oven Range | Microwave Oven | Refrigerator or Refrigeration Equipment | Washing Machine | Water Heater

Contact LRS at 847.381.9300 or send an e-mail with a photo of the item(s) to Service@LRSrecycles.com for items you are unsure of. Items requiring additional labor and/or equipment to manage are considered a Special Refuse Collection. Examples of Special Refuse Collection items include a sleeper sofa, construction debris item(s), TV console and entertainment center. LRS will provide a cost estimate if we are able to provide the service. LRS does not guarantee collection of every item.  

DIY Construction

Home remodeling waste includes, but is not limited to drywall, plywood, paneling, lumber, doors, windows, cabinets, porcelain fixtures, sod, fencing, concrete, or rocks will require special pickups. Residents will need to schedule service for these items and call to receive instructions on how to best prepare them for collection. Estimates will be provided, and items will be charged by the yard.

Dumpster Services

LRS has expanded our temporary services division to create an easier customer experience. These temporary services include portable restroom rental and dumpster roll-offs of all sizes to contain your construction debris.

Contact us today to discover all the ways Lakeshore can make your waste removal even easier, no matter the project.

  • LRS bills quarterly in advance
  • Invoices will be billed to the Property Owner
  • Invoices will be mailed to the service address unless another address is provided
  • E-mail billing and auto-pay options are available
  • Residents will be able to create an online account once they have an open LRS invoice
  • Instructions on how to enroll in auto pay and create and online account can be found below
  • Mail payments to:

       LRS

      PO BOX 554884

      Detroit, MI 48255-4884

New Years Day                                 Independence Day                                          Christmas Day

Memorial Day                                   Thanksgiving Day                                             Labor Day

Holiday service will be provided one day later than regular collection if the holiday falls Sunday through Friday. If the holiday falls on a Saturday, service will not be affected.

For more information, questions and to arrange for services, please call LRS Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. at 847.381.9300 or email Service@LRSrecycles.com.

Improperly prepared materials placed for collection will not be collected.

How do I clean my cart?

Fill the cart with hot water and a capful of vinegar or grease-cutting dish soap. Let it sit for about 10 minutes and rinse. Once the cart has been thoroughly rinsed, set the cart out with the lid open in the sun to dry.

What if I need my cart replaced?

Carts that are broken due to damage incurred during the collection are reported by the driver for replacement at no charge. Residents are encouraged to contact LRS if they notice damage to the cart during the collection process to request a replacement cart.

If damage occurs to the cart due to other reasons, please contact LRS to request a replacement cart.

Is this considered garbage?

Latex paint

Latex paint is considered regular garbage, but it must be completely dried, with the lid off so the driver is able to see inside the can. Dry latex paint by leaving lid off or open and/or mix kitty litter until the paint is completely absorbed. Do not place out for collection until the paint is completely dry.

Alkaline batteries

Alkaline batteries are considered regular garbage and should be thrown into the garbage. It is always recommended that tape be used on each end of the battery and placed into a plastic sandwich bag when disposing of them.

How do I report a missed pickup?

If your waste, recycling, or landscape waste is not collected on the service day by 6 pm, please contact LRS by calling 847.381.9300 or e-mailing service@lrsrecycles.com

Please include your address and what service was missed.

You can also reach out by submitting a support request  in the top right-hand section of this webpage.

Hebron

Hebron Residential Garbage, Recycling and Yard-Waste Collection Program

LRS provides Hebron with services for garbage, recycling and yard waste. LRS offers many other services for Hebron residents including electronic waste events, semi-annual leaf vacuuming events, organic food scrap compost service, annual clean up events, free community drop-off sites, portable restrooms and large, open top construction style containers.  We are proud to be a partner in your community!

 

For more information on the required scheduling collection for specific items or material types, please click on one of the tabs below.

Tuesday is the service day in Hebron. All garbage, recycling and yard waste will be collected between the times of 6AM and 7PM on your collection day. Service times are subject to change.

 

Hebron residents may select between three program options for garbage collection. Program options include a limited program, senior limited program and an unlimited program. All three program options come with a recycling cart for collection of recyclable materials. For more information on the program(s) offered, please read below.

 

Limited Program  

This service option is available to all residents included within the village. One (1) 65-gallon waste cart will be provided for weekly collection services. Collection is limited to the items contained inside the LRS bin, anything placed outside the container will be left.

 

Senior Limited Program

This option can be utilized by residents who create a low volume of residential waste and are 65 years of age and older. Residents who elect to enroll in this program must provide proof of age to LRS. One (1) 35-gallon waste will be provided for weekly collection services. Collection is limited to the items contained inside the bin, anything placed outside the container will be left behind. Please reach out to LRS customer service with any questions.

 

Unlimited Program

This service option is available to all residents included within the village and is the default option to all new residents. One (1) 95-gallon waste cart will be provided for weekly collection services. This program option has unlimited collection.

 

Residents on the unlimited program may use personal containers for any extra refuse that doesn’t fit inside the LRS issued cart. Non-LRS containers may not exceed 35-gallons or 50lbs when full. Resident owned containers must also be watertight and have two (2) handles. LRS is not responsible for damage to personal carts as they are not compatible with our equipment.

 

Residents utilizing this program have the option of renting an additional garbage cart for a monthly fee. Please contact LRS to do so.

 

Any requests for changes in services should be communicated to LRS customer service.  

LRS provides one cart for recycling at no charge for each household. Recycling is serviced on the same day as trash and on a one truck pass. The same truck that services your trash, has a split body to collect recyclables as well. Additional recycling carts are available upon request to customer service. Contact LRS customer service for more information or with questions regarding recycling.

  • Recyclables are collected on the same day of the week as the garbage and yard waste
  • You are to use the LRS issued cart first for recycled materials
  • There is no limit to the amount of acceptable recyclable items that can be placed out for collection, provided they are properly prepared and contained
  • LRS suggests using a cardboard box as a makeshift bin and placing all broken down materials in the ‘bin’ if needed
  • Please MARK the additional box or container used as RECYCLE so the driver can clearly see it
  • Plastic bags with recycling material will not be accepted
  • Shredded paper is not considered recyclable material, please contact the customer service department for further disposal options
  • Rental recycling bins are available upon request to customer service

Yard waste is collected seasonally beginning on April 1st through November 30th on the same day as garbage and recyclables. LRS also allows for organic food scraps to be mixed into yard waste during the season as well.

 

What is Considered Yard Waste?

Yard waste is garden trimmings, branches and brush under two inches (2”) in diameter not exceeding 4’ in length, leaves, flowers, tree droppings (crabapples and pinecones), garden plants, vines, weeds, grass clippings and yard trimmings.

 

What are considered acceptable food scraps?

Bread, cereal, coffee grounds, dairy, eggshells, eggs, fruits, grain, pasta, shells, vegetables

 

What are non-acceptable food scraps?

Bones, diapers, fats, glass, grease, liquids, meat, metal, oil, packaging, paper plates, pet waste, plastic, poultry, seafood, service ware, shells, and Styrofoam

 

Approved yard waste containers and bags

Residents can elect to use biodegradable kraft bags or personal containers labeled yard waste. Containers must be 35-gallons or smaller, weighing less than 50lbs when full. Brush and branches must be bundled and tied with biodegradable twine or string (no metal). Each bundle must be no longer than 4’ in length, 2’ in diameter, with no individual branch being greater than 2” in diameter and weighing no more than 50lbs.

 

95-gallon yard waste bins are available for a small monthly rental fee. Please contact LRS to do so.

 

Fall Leaf Vacuuming

Twice per year, LRS will provide leaf vacuuming services to Village of Hebron Residents. Residents who elect to participate in the fall leaf vacuuming should rake loose leaves to curb/street side. Any leaves in ditches or farther than 3’ from street and not at least 3’ from obstructions will not be collected.

 

Please contact customer service to inquire about upcoming dates for leaf vacuuming.

 

Christmas Trees

During the first two weeks of January, LRS will collect non-artificial Christmas trees (free of any tinsel, ornaments or lights) as organic material.  Trees can be left loose (never in bags) in the area where you have regular service for trash and recycling.  Due to snow and ice, trees may not always be picked up on your service day as our drivers and trucks will be in the village all month for pickups.

 

Following the first two weeks of January, Christmas trees are taken as bulk items. Please read below for additional information regarding bulk item collection.

Bulk items (that do not fit into your garbage cart) are collected loose, on your regular day of service with prepayment and prescheduling. If an item exceeds 50lbs, or does not fit in the trash cart, residents need to call LRS to schedule a special pickup. If a bulk item is considered hazardous, unacceptable for landfills or deemed unacceptable to take as garbage, the item(s) will not be taken.

 

Mattresses and box/bed springs must be enclosed in a plastic mattress cover and taped securely shut. Plastic mattress covers may be purchased at retail outlets such as Walmart, Lowes, Menards, Home Depot and storage unit facilities. Packaging wrap or trash bags cut up and taped around to cover a mattress or box spring are also acceptable options.

 

Each bulk item is required to be prescheduled and prepaid to LRS.

LRS Customers and Hebron residents have the option of utilizing LRS free drop-off for the materials below:

Accepted materials:

  • Shoes
  • Electronics (limited to 1 tv or monitor drop-off per year per household)
  • Food Scraps

Drop off location: 1350 N Old Rand Rd. Wauconda, IL 60084

Hours:  Mon thru Thurs 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Saturday & Sunday closed

*For medical waste: Call SWALCO at 847-336-9340 for more info.

Electronic Waste (E-Waste) are items that are banned from the landfill (cannot go into the regular garbage).

 

LRS provides annual home collection of E-Waste for Hebron residents that have LRS waste and recycling collection. This service provides a more convenient and simple way to responsibly manage electronics that are banned from the landfill. There is no charge for this service, though there is a limit of 5 items and up to 1 TV or monitor. Please contact LRS customer service for the most up to date information on curbside e-waste dates.

 

Examples of E-Waste  

Computers | Computer Monitors | Televisions | Printers | Keyboards | Fax Machines | VCR’S | Portable Digital Music Players | DVD Player | Video Game Consoles | Computer Mouse | Scanners | Digital Converter Boxes | Cable Receivers | Satellite Receivers | DVD Recorders | Small-Scale Servers 

“White Goods” are appliances that contain CFC, HCFC, PCBs, mercury switches or other hazardous components (refrigerators, air conditioners, humidifiers etc). These items will be taken but will need to be free of the above referenced material and required to be prescheduled and prepaid to LRS customer service.

 

Examples of White Goods or Appliances

Air Conditioner | Clothes Dryer | Cook Top & Cooking Plate | Cooker or Bakers Oven | Dishwasher | Drying Cabinet | Freezer | Kitchen Stove or Oven Range | Microwave Oven | Refrigerator or Refrigeration Equipment | Washing Machine | Water Heater

The Village and LRS are excited to offer residents an opportunity to dispose of household goods curbside for no charge on 1 day every year. Our 2023 Clean-Up day will be held on May 9th 2023.

 

Commonly disposed materials include: – Small furniture such as chairs and tables – Carpet bundled in lengths not more than four feet long by two feet wide – Construction debris – not more than one cubic yard and weighing less than 50 pounds – Plumbing fixtures – Mattresses and box springs (wrapped in plastic) – Empty water softeners- extra lose bags of trash – Small vehicle parts (under 50 lbs each & tires will NOT be accepted) drained of any oil and/or gas.

 

All goods must be placed at the curb by 6 a.m. on May 9th 2023, and must be a size manageable for one person to lift. However, appliances, electronics, household hazardous waste, and landscape waste will not be accepted by LRS.

Contact LRS at 844.633.3577 or send an e-mail with a photo of the item(s) to Service@LRSrecycles.com  for items you are unsure of. Items requiring additional labor and/or equipment to manage are considered a Special Refuse Collection. Examples of Special Refuse Collection items include a sleeper sofa, construction debris item(s), TV console and entertainment center. LRS will provide a cost estimate if we are able to provide the service. LRS does not guarantee collection of every item. 

DIY Construction

Home remodeling waste includes, but is not limited to drywall, plywood, paneling, lumber, doors, windows, cabinets, porcelain fixtures, sod, fencing, concrete, or rocks will require special pickups. Residents will need to schedule service for these items and call to receive instructions on how to best prepare them for collection. Estimates will be provided, and items will be charged by the yard.

 

Dumpster Services

LRS has expanded our temporary services division to create an easier customer experience. These temporary services include portable restroom rental and dumpster roll-offs of all sizes to contain your construction debris.

 

Contact us today to discover all the ways Lakeshore can make your waste removal even easier, no matter the project.

  • LRS bills quarterly in advance

  • Invoices will be billed to the Property Owner

  • Invoices will be mailed to the service address unless another address is provided

  • E-mail billing and auto-pay options are available

  • Residents will be able to create an online account once they have an open LRS invoice

  • Instructions on how to enroll in auto pay and create and online account can be found below

  • Mail payments to:

    LRS

    PO BOX 554884

    Detroit, MI  48255-4884

New Years Day                             Independence Day                                     Christmas Day

Memorial Day                               Thanksgiving Day                                       Labor Day

Holiday service will be provided one day later than regular collection if the holiday falls Sunday through Friday. If the holiday falls on a Saturday, service will not be affected.

For more information, questions and to arrange for services, please call LRS Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. at 844.633.3577 or email Service@LRSrecycles.com.

Improperly prepared materials placed for collection will not be collected.

 

How do I clean my cart?

Fill the cart with hot water and a capful of vinegar or grease-cutting dish soap. Let it sit for about 10 minutes and rinse. Once the cart has been thoroughly rinsed, set the cart out with the lid open in the sun to dry.

 

What if I need my cart replaced?

Carts that are broken due to damage incurred during the collection are reported by the driver for replacement at no charge. Residents are encouraged to contact LRS if they notice damage to the cart during the collection process to request a replacement cart.

If damage occurs to the cart due to other reasons, please contact LRS to request a replacement cart.

 

Is this considered garbage?

Latex paint

Latex paint is considered regular garbage, but it must be completely dried, with the lid off so the driver is able to see inside the can. Dry latex paint by leaving lid off or open and/or mix kitty litter until the paint is completely absorbed. Do not place out for collection until the paint is completely dry.

 

Alkaline batteries

Alkaline batteries are considered regular garbage and should be thrown into the garbage. It is always recommended that tape be used on each end of the battery and placed into a plastic sandwich bag when disposing of them.

 

How do I report a missed pickup?

If your waste, recycling, or landscape waste is not collected on the service day by 6 pm, please contact LRS by calling 844.633.3577 or e-mailing Service@lrsrecycles.com

 

Please include your address and what service was missed.

 

You can also reach out by submitting a support request  in the top right-hand section of this webpage.

Village of River Grove

River Grove Residential Refuse, Recycling and Yard-Waste Collection Program

Dear River Grove Resident,

Please contact the Village of River Grove to inquire about residential waste and recycling services after August 31st, 2023.

The Village of River Grove phone number is 708-453-8000.​

LRS provides River Grove residents with services for refuse (garbage), recycling and yard waste. LRS offers many other services for River Grove residents including electronic waste drop-off location, organic food scrap compost service, portable restrooms and large, open top construction style containers.  We are proud to be a partner in your community!

For more information on the required scheduling collection for specific items or material types, please click on one of the tabs below.

Clarendon Hills Residential Waste & Recycling

Monday is the service day in River Grove. All garbage, recycling and yard waste will be collected between the times of 6AM and 7PM on your collection day. Service times are subject to change.

Garbage collection is limited. Residents are to use the LRS cart first for any garbage. Any garbage outside of the cart requires one River Grove waste sticker per bag or container. Please see below for more information on stickers. Residents may use a non-LRS cart or container for waste or recycling materials that do not fit into the LRS issued cart so long as it does not exceed 32 gallons, 50 lbs. and has two handles and a lid. One sticker must also be attached.

The River Grove waste sticker is yellow  and used for non-LRS personal owned containers with garbage, garbage placed outside of the LRS carts, loose bags of garbage, bulk items and white goods. See each section to learn how many stickers are required for items placed out.

Refuse Sticker Rate = $2.00 each

Stickers may be purchased at:

  • VILLAGE HALL: 2621 N THATCHER AVE RIVER GROVE IL 60171
  • BP GAS, MART & MCDONALDS: 8800 GRAND AVE (RIVER GROVE AND GRAND)

As has been the case in the past, residents are encouraged to co-mingle acceptable recyclable items in their recycling carts. All food-based recyclables should be rinsed. Plastic bags are not  recyclable, and should not be placed in recycling carts.

There is no limit to the amount of recyclables that residents can put out each week for collection. As is the case with waste items, recyclable items must be under 50lbs. LRS may reach out to residents who regularly generate more recyclables than will fit in their carts to recommend a larger or second container.

  • Recyclable items must be clean
  • NO used paper plates or pizza boxes, or fluorescent paper (they contaminate the paper stream with food, dye, or plastic coating) If pizza box top is clean you can tear it off and recycle it
  • NO paper towels, tissues, or napkins, which are not recyclable because the fibers are too small to reuse (please compost them with kitchen food scraps if possible)
  • NO shredded paper – Loose shredded paper causes major sorting problems in the recycling facilities
  • NO frozen food boxes, which are made of a hybrid of paper and plastic, and are not wanted by paper mills
  • NO paper cups, which are made of a hybrid of paper and plastic rendering them unrecyclable

  recycle

Accepted Recyclables 

Paper

  • Remove metal cops and rings, notebook spirals, three-ring binders, and industrial size staples
  • Envelopes with cellophane windows are accepted
  • Newspaper and inserts
  • Magazines, catalogs, and phone books
  • Office paper, notebooks, computer printouts, hanging file folders, pastel colored sticky notes (no fluorescent), glossy brochures, index cards, greeting cards, stationery, fax paper, manila folders, and envelopes
  • Junk mail
  • Chipboard/paperboard – cereal, cracker, tissue, shoe, gift, and 6/12-pack boxes, paper towel tubes, and egg cartons
  • Cardboard boxes must be flattened and cut
  • Brown paper grocery bags
  • Paperback books (no hardcover books)

Steel/Tin Cans

  • Empty and rinse, labels may be left on
  • Food cans and lids
  • Metal paint cans and lids (must be empty and dry, some dried paint residue is fine)
  • Metal lids are recyclable

Cartons

  • Empty, rinse, do not crush or flatten, leave caps and tabs on
  • Food and drink cartons
  • Milk, soup, and juice

Aluminum Cans and Foil

  • Empty, rinse, do not crush or flatten
  • Aluminum cans
  • Aluminum foil (ball clean foil to 2 inches or larger, no flat foil or small balled up foil)
  • Pie plates & trays

Glass Bottles and Jars

  • Empty, rinse, labels are ok to leave on
  • All glass colors are accepted

Plastic Containers

  • Leave plastic screw top caps on empty bottles and jars
  • Empty and rinse; labels may be left on
  • Bottles include: water, soda, juice, laundry detergent, soap/shampoo, health and beauty products and cleaners
  • Tubs include: coffee, tofu, cottage cheese, yogurt, margarine tubs, fruit or lettuce
  • Jugs include: milk and juice
  • Jars include: mayo, peanut butter

Yard waste collection takes place on a seasonal basis, starting April 1st, and ending on the last Monday in November each year on the same day as refuse and recycling.

What is considered yard waste?

Yard-waste, also known as landscape waste, consists of organic waste materials accumulated as the result of cultivation and maintenance of gardens, lawns, shrubbery, trees and vines.

Guidelines

Residents can elect to use paper bags, brown craft bags or personal cans (35 gallons or smaller) with all options 50lbs or less in weight, per. Please place brush, limbs, branches or trimmings in bundled or twined stacks no larger than 4’ in length and 18” in diameter, at your collection point.

Christmas Trees

Between January 2 through January 25th, we will begin to gladly collect your non-artificial Christmas trees as organic material – free of any tinsel, ornaments or lights.  Trees can be left loose (never in bags) in the area where you have regular service for trash and recycling. Due to snow and ice, trees may not always be picked up on your service day as our drivers and trucks will be in the village all month for pickups.

Bulk items (that do not fit into your refuse cart) are collected loose, on your regular day of service. If an item exceeds 50lbs, residents may need to call LRS to schedule a special pickup. If a “bulk” item is considered hazardous, unacceptable for landfills or deemed unacceptable to take as garbage, the item(s) will not be taken.

Each bulky item requires one waste sticker to service.

Mattresses and box/bed springs are required to be in a plastic mattress cover and taped securely shut. Plastic mattress covers may be purchased at retail outlets such as Walmart, Lowes, Menards, Home Depot and storage unit facilities. Packaging wrap or trash bags cut up and taped around to cover a mattress or box spring are also acceptable options.

Electronic waste (E-Waste) are items that are banned from the landfill (cannot go in your normal trash). The items below are not included in your curbside collection and need to be taken to a FREE drop-off location. River Grove will have a secure location for residents to drop materials off located at their public works:  

2101 N West St

Residents can drop off electronics for recycling on the first Saturday of the month from 9 a.m. to Noon at the Public Works yard located at 2101 N West Street. Proof of residency may be required.

 

Examples of E-Waste  

Computers | Computer Monitors | Televisions | Printers | Keyboards | Fax Machines | VCR’S | Portable Digital Music Players | DVD Player | Video Game Consoles | Computer Mouse | Scanners | Digital Converter Boxes | Cable Receivers | Satellite Receivers | DVD Recorders | Small-Scale Servers 

According to the EPA, Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) are products that can catch fire, react, or explode under certain circumstances. All HHW items are banned from the landfill and will not be collected with curbside/alley collection. LRS encourages residents to take advantage of the drop-off facilities and additional options provided by Swalco.

Please contact Swalco at 847.336.9340 or visit swalco.org for assistance with disposal of any hazardous material(s)

Examples of HHW:

  • Oil Based Paints, Flammable Oils
    • Oil, Lead, Urethane, Chromium Based Paints, Shellac, Water or Driveway Sealer, Oil-Based Stain, Varnish
  • Pesticides / Herbicides / Fertilizers
    • Poison, Lawn Chemicals, Weed Killer
  • Aerosols
    • Spray-Paint, Hairspray, WD-40, Air Fresheners, Spray Adhesives, Oven Cleaner, Insecticide Bug Spray
  • Automotive Chemicals / Fluids
    • Antifreeze, Brake or Transmission Fluid, Gasoline, Diesel, Motor Oil
  • Houshold Cleaners (Acidic/Caustic)
    • Bleach, Ammonia, Muriatic Acids, Pool Cleaners, Drain Cleaners, Solvents, Paint Stripper or Thinner
  • Bulbs / Batteries
    • Fluorescent bulbs, CFL, NiCad, Lithium, Lead Acid, – Automotive, Marine and Sump Pump Batteries

“White Goods” are appliances that contain CFC, HCFC, PCBs, mercury switches or other hazardous components (refrigerators, air conditioners, humidifiers etc). These items will be taken but will need to be free of the above referenced material and require 1 sticker per service.

Examples of White Goods or Appliances

Air Conditioner | Clothes Dryer | Cook Top and Cooking Plate | Cooker or Bakers Oven | Dishwasher | Drying Cabinet | Freezer | Kitchen Stove or Oven Range | Microwave Oven | Refrigerator or Refrigeration equipment | Washing Machine | Water Heater

Contact LRS at  844.633.3577 or send an e-mail with a photo of the item(s) to Service@LRSrecycles.com for items you are unsure of. Items requiring additional labor and/or equipment to manage are considered a Special Refuse Collection. Examples of Special Refuse Collection items include a sleeper sofa, construction debris item(s), TV console and entertainment center. LRS will provide a cost estimate if we are able to provide the service. LRS does not guarantee collection of every item.

DIY Construction

Home remodeling waste includes, but is not limited to drywall, plywood, paneling, lumber, doors, windows, cabinets, porcelain fixtures, sod, fencing, concrete, or rocks will require special pickups. Residents will need to schedule service for these items and call to receive instructions on how to best prepare them for collection. Estimates will be provided, and items will be charged by the yard.

Dumpster Services

LRS has expanded our temporary services division to create an easier customer experience. These temporary services include portable restroom rental and dumpster roll-offs of all sizes to contain your construction debris.

Contact us today to discover all the ways Lakeshore can make your waste removal even easier, no matter the project.

Holiday service will be provided one day later than regular collection if the holiday falls Sunday through Friday. If the holiday falls on a Saturday, service will not be affected.

New Year’s Day                                               Independence Day                                         Christmas Day
Memorial Day                                                  Thanksgiving Day                                            Labor Day

Residents are billed for refuse services through the Village . Please reach out to the Village at 708.453.8000 with any questions or cart-related requests.

For more information, questions and to arrange for services, please call LRS Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. or Saturday 7a.m. – Noon at 844-633-3577 or email Service@LRSrecycles.com

IMPROPERLY PREPARED MATERIALS placed for collection will not be collected. LRS will place a tag noting the reason items were left behind.

 

How do I clean my cart?

Fill the cart with hot water and a capful of vinegar or grease-cutting dish soap. Let it sit for about 10 minutes and rinse. Once the cart has been thoroughly rinsed, set the cart out with the lid open in the sun to dry.

 

What if I need my cart replaced?

Carts that are broken due to damage incurred during the collection are reported by the driver for replacement at no charge. Residents are encouraged to contact LRS if they notice damage to the cart during the collection process to request a replacement cart.

If damage occurs to the cart due to other reasons, please contact LRS to request a replacement cart.

 

Is this considered garbage?

Latex paint

Latex paint is considered regular garbage, but it must be completely dried, with the lid off so the driver is able to see inside the can. Dry latex paint by leaving lid off or open and/or mix kitty litter until the paint is completely absorbed. Do not place out for collection until the paint is completely dry.

Alkaline batteries

Alkaline batteries are considered regular garbage and should be thrown into the garbage. It is always recommended that tape be used on each end of the battery and placed into a plastic sandwich bag when disposing of them.

 

How do I report a missed pickup?

If your waste, recycling, or yard waste services are not collected on the service day by 6 pm, please contact LRS by either calling 844.633.3577 or e-mailing service@lrsrecycles.com

Please include your address and what service was missed.

You can also reach out by submitting a support request  in the top right-hand section of this webpage.

Crystal Lake Residential Waste & Recycling

Crystal Lake Residential Garbage, Recycling and Yard-Waste Collection Program

LRS provides Crystal Lake with services for garbage, recycling, and yard waste. LRS offers many other services for Crystal Lake residents including an electronic waste event, organic food scrap compost service and free community drop-off sites. We are proud to be a partner in your community! 

 

For more information on the required scheduling collection for specific items or material types, please click on one of the tabs below.  

LRS has teams on the roads starting at 6am on the designated service day. Please have all items to the curb by 6am to ensure service. All garbage, recycling and yard waste will be collected on your scheduled service day. Below is a map attached to view when you’re scheduled for your service day. Service times are subject to change.

 

Crystal Lake residents have the opportunity to choose from having a 95-gallon, 65-gallon or 35-gallon trash container to be delivered to their home. This will be used for the weekly collection services.

 

Residents may use personal containers for any extra refuse that doesn’t fit inside the LRS issued cart. Non-LRS containers may not exceed 35-gallons or 50lbs when full. Resident owned containers must also be watertight and have two (2) handles. LRS is not responsible for damage to personal carts as they are not compatible with our equipment.

 

Residents utilizing this program have the option of renting an additional garbage cart for a monthly fee. Please contact LRS to do so.

 

Any requests for changes in services should be communicated to LRS customer service.

 

Senior Program

 

This option can be utilized by residents who create a low volume of residential waste and are 65 years of age and older. Residents who elect to enroll in this program must provide valid proof of age to LRS. Residents may continue to use their current LRS trash container for trash services with the monthly discount applied. Please reach out to LRS customer service with any questions.

LRS provides one cart for recycling at no charge for each household. Recycling is serviced on the same day as trash and on a one truck pass. The same truck that services your trash, has a split body to collect recyclables as well. Additional recycling carts are available upon request to customer service. Contact LRS customer service for more information or with questions regarding recycling.

 

  • Recyclables are collected on the same day of the week as the garbage and yard waste.

  • You are to use the LRS issued cart first for recycled materials.

  • There is no limit to the amount of acceptable recyclable items that can be placed out for collection, provided they are properly prepared and contained.

  • LRS suggests using a cardboard box as a makeshift bin and placing all broken down materials in the ‘bin’ if needed.

  • Please MARK the additional box or container used as RECYCLE so the driver can clearly see it

  • Plastic bags with recycling material will not be accepted.

  • Shredded paper is not considered recyclable material, please contact the customer service department for further disposal options.

  • Rental recycling bins are available upon request to customer service. 

Yard waste is collected seasonally beginning on April 1st through the second full week of December, on the same day as garbage and recyclables. LRS also allows for organic food scraps to be mixed into yard waste during the season as well.

 

What is Considered Yard Waste?

 

Yard waste is garden trimmings, branches and brush under two inches (2”) in diameter not exceeding 4’ in length, leaves, flowers, tree droppings (crabapples and pinecones), garden plants, vines, weeds, grass clippings and yard trimmings.

 

What are considered acceptable food scraps?

 

Bread, cereal, coffee grounds, dairy, eggshells, eggs, fruits, grain, pasta, shells, vegetables

 

What are non-acceptable food scraps?

 

Bones, diapers, fats, glass, grease, liquids, meat, metal, oil, packaging, paper plates, pet waste, plastic, poultry, seafood, service ware, shells, and Styrofoam

 

Approved yard waste containers and bags

 

Residents can elect to use biodegradable kraft bags or personal containers labeled yard waste. Containers must be 35-gallons or smaller, weighing less than 50lbs when full. Brush and branches must be bundled and tied with biodegradable twine or string (no metal). Each bundle must be no longer than 4’ in length, 2’ in diameter, with no individual branch being greater than 2” in diameter and weighing no more than 50lbs.

 

65-gallon and 95-gallon yard waste bins are available for a small monthly rental fee. Please contact LRS to do so.

 

Christmas Trees  

 

During the first three weeks of January, LRS will collect non-artificial Christmas trees (free of any tinsel, ornaments, or lights) as organic material.  Trees can be left loose (never in bags) in the area where you have regular service for trash and recycling.  Due to snow and ice, trees may not always be picked up on your service day as our drivers and trucks will be in the village all month for pickups.

 

Following the first three weeks of January, Christmas trees are taken as bulk items. Please read below for additional information regarding bulk item collection.

Bulk items (that do not fit into your garbage cart) are collected loose on your regular day of service. Residents are allowed one free bulk item per service day, and anything additional would need a prepayment and prescheduling to be removed. If an item exceeds 50lbs, or does not fit in the trash cart, residents need to call LRS to schedule a special pickup. If a bulk item is considered hazardous, unacceptable for landfills or deemed unacceptable to take as garbage, the item(s) will not be taken.

 

Mattresses and box/bed springs must be enclosed in a plastic mattress cover and taped securely shut. Plastic mattress covers may be purchased at retail outlets such as Walmart, Lowes, Menards, Home Depot and storage unit facilities. Packaging wrap or trash bags cut up and taped around to cover a mattress or box spring are also acceptable options.

 

Each additional bulk item is required to be prescheduled and prepaid to LRS.

Electronic Waste (E-Waste) are items that are banned from the landfill (cannot go into the regular garbage).

 

LRS provides bi-annual home collection of E-Waste for Crystal Lake residents that have LRS waste and recycling collection. This service provides a more convenient and simple way to responsibly manage electronics that are banned from the landfill. There is no charge for this service, though there is a limit of 5 items and up to 1 TV or monitor. Please contact LRS customer service for the most up to date information on curbside e-waste dates.

 

Examples of E-Waste 

 

Computers | Computer Monitors | Televisions | Printers | Keyboards | Fax Machines | VCR’S | Portable Digital Music Players | DVD Player | Video Game Consoles | Computer Mouse | Scanners | Digital Converter Boxes | Cable Receivers | Satellite Receivers | DVD Recorders | Small-Scale Servers 

Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) are common products that are flammable, toxic, corrosive, or reactive and can be dangerous to the environment when disposed of improperly. LRS offers household hazardous waste collection from your home. This option is available for all Crystal Lake residents. LRS will collect up to 5-gallons of water-based paint for a fee. Prepayment and prescheduling are required for this service.

 

Please contact LRS to schedule a HHW pickup.

 

Examples of HHW Accepted by SWALCO

 

Paint | Pesticides | Poisons | Cleaning Solvents | Used Oil | Other Automobile Fluids

 

For any other household hazardous items, please visit Lake County SWALCO, IL | Official Website

“White Goods” are appliances that contain CFC, HCFC, PCBs, mercury switches or other hazardous components (refrigerators, air conditioners, humidifiers etc). These items will be taken but will need to be free of the above referenced material and required to be prescheduled and prepaid to LRS customer service.

 

Examples of White Goods or Appliances

 

Air Conditioner | Clothes Dryer | Cook Top & Cooking Plate | Cooker or Bakers Oven | Dishwasher | Drying Cabinet | Freezer | Kitchen Stove or Oven Range | Microwave Oven | Refrigerator or Refrigeration Equipment | Washing Machine | Water Heater

Contact LRS at 844.633.3577 or send an e-mail with a photo of the item(s) to Service@LRSrecycles.com for items you are unsure of. Items requiring additional labor and/or equipment to manage are considered a Special Refuse Collection. Examples of Special Refuse Collection items include a sleeper sofa, construction debris item(s), TV console and entertainment center. LRS will provide a cost estimate if we are able to provide the service. LRS does not guarantee collection of every item.

DIY Construction

Home remodeling waste includes, but is not limited to drywall, plywood, paneling, lumber, doors, windows, cabinets, porcelain fixtures, sod, fencing, concrete, or rocks will require special pickups. Residents will need to schedule service for these items and call to receive instructions on how to best prepare them for collection. Estimates will be provided, and items will be charged by the yard.

 

Dumpster Services

LRS has expanded our temporary services division to create an easier customer experience. These temporary services include portable restroom rental and dumpster roll-offs of all sizes to contain your construction debris.
Contact us today to discover all the ways Lakeshore can make your waste removal even easier, no matter what the project.

  • LRS bills quarterly in advance 
  • Invoices will be billed to the Property Owner 
  • Invoices will be mailed to the service address unless another address is provided 
  • E-mail billing and auto-pay options are available 
  • Residents will be able to create an online account once they have an open LRS invoice   
  • Instructions on how to enroll in auto pay and create and online account can be found below 
  • Mail payments to:

LRS
PO BOX 554884
Detroit, MI 48255-4884

New Years Day                              Independence Day                                     Christmas Day  

 

Memorial Day                                Thanksgiving Day                                       Labor Day

 

Holiday service will be provided one day later than regular collection if the holiday falls Sunday through Friday. If the holiday falls on a Saturday, service will not be affected.

For more information, questions and to arrange for services, please call LRS Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. at 844.633.3577 or email Service@LRSrecycles.com.

 

Improperly prepared materials placed for collection will not be collected.

 

How do I clean my cart?

Fill the cart with hot water and a capful of vinegar or grease-cutting dish soap. Let it sit for about 10 minutes and rinse. Once the cart has been thoroughly rinsed, set the cart out with the lid open in the sun to dry.

 

What if I need my cart replaced?

Carts that are broken due to damage incurred during the collection are reported by the driver for replacement at no charge. Residents are encouraged to contact LRS if they notice damage to the cart during the collection process to request a replacement cart.

If damage occurs to the cart due to other reasons, please contact LRS to request a replacement cart.

 

Is this considered garbage?

 

Latex paint

 

Latex paint is considered regular garbage, but it must be completely dried, with the lid off so the driver is able to see inside the can. Dry latex paint by leaving lid off or open and/or mix kitty litter until the paint is completely absorbed. Do not place out for collection until the paint is completely dry.

 

Alkaline batteries

 

Alkaline batteries are considered regular garbage and should be thrown into the garbage. It is always recommended that tape be used on each end of the battery and placed into a plastic sandwich bag when disposing of them.

 

How do I report a missed pickup?

If your waste, recycling, or landscape waste is not collected on the service day by 6 pm, please contact LRS by calling 844.633.3577 or e-mailing Service@LRSrecycles.com.

 

Please include your address and what service was missed.

 

You can also reach out by submitting a support request in the top right-hand section of this webpage.

Cortland Residential Waste & Recycling

LRS is proud to be the preferred waste and recycling partner for Cortland.

 

In addition to being the exclusive residential waste and recycling hauler for Cortland, many Cortland homeowners are currently in need of dumpster rental, on-site storage, portable bathrooms and street sweeper services. LRS is here to help. We have the most professional and affordable dumpster rental, on-site storage, portable bathrooms and street sweeper services available in Cortland. We offer many different services that all can be customized to meet whatever residential needs you may have

Garbage is collected on Friday in the Town of Cortland. All materials must be placed curbside by 6AM to ensure collection. Service times may vary on collection day.

Cortland residents are provided 95-gallon carts issued by LRS for recycling materials. Residents are to use the issued cart. LRS offers additional carts in various sizes for $3.16 per month (one-year rental minimum required per cart). New residents need to call LRS and set up service and receive carts.

Additional recyclables that do not fit in the LRS cart may be placed neatly at the curb in recycle containers. If using your own container for additional recycle materials, it must have two handles and not exceed 35 gallons or 50 pounds when full, for safety reasons. If an item or items are not safe for the driver to manage, they may be left behind with a sticker providing an explanation.

There is no limit to the amount of properly containerized recycled materials that can be placed out for collection.

Recyclable Materials

Newspaper and insertsMagazine catalogs & phone booksOffice paper notebooks
Computer printoutsHanging file folders (remove metal & trash it)Pastel sticky notes
Glossy brochuresIndex cardsGreeting cards
StationeryFax paperManila folders
EnvelopesJunk mailChipboard/Paperboard
Cardboard boxesBrown paper grocery bagsPaperback books
    • NO used paper plates or pizza boxes, or fluorescent paper (they contaminate the paper stream with food, dye, or plastic coating) If the pizza box top is clean you can tear it off and recycle it.
    • NO paper towels, tissues, or napkins, which are not recyclable because the fibers are too small to reuse (please compost them with kitchen food scraps if possible)
    • NO Shredded Paper – Loose shredded paper causes major sorting problems in the Recycling Facilities
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  • NO frozen food boxes, which are made of a hybrid of paper and plastic, and are not wanted by paper mills
    • NO paper cups, which are also made of a hybrid of paper and plastic rendering them unrecyclable
  • Aluminum cans
  • Aluminum foil
  • Pie plates and trays
  • Milk, Soup
  • Cardboard Egg Cartons
  • Juice cartons & boxes

 

ALL CONTAINERS, BOTTLES OR CANS MUST BE THOROUGHLY RINSED BEFORE PLACING IN RECYCLING CONTAINER

  • Food cans and lids
  • Metal paint cans and lids
  • Empty aerosol cans
  • All colors are accepted
  • NO window or auto glass, bakeware, ceramics, mirrors, light bulbs, coffee pots or drinking glasses
  • Plastic bottles
  • Plastic tubs
  • Plastic jugs
  • NO plastic bags or plastic film (plastic wraps, sandwich bags, freezer bags, tarps)

 

  • NO plastic utensils or plates (plastic wraps, sandwich bags, freezer bags, tarps), cups, lids or straws
    • NO candy wrappers, cereal bags, potato chip bags, or snack bags
    • NO empty motor oil, pesticide, or chemical bottles
  • NO Styrofoam, polystyrene (do not put in curbside bin)

Yard waste (also known as landscape waste) season is April 1st through November 30th, every year.

 

Yard waste is collected on Friday in the Town of Cortland. All materials must be placed curbside by 6AM to ensure collection. Service times may vary on collection day.

Residents may use a waste container marked with an “X” or “YARD WASTE.” Residents may also use biodegradable lawn, landscape, or yard waste bags. Containers or bags may not exceed the 50-pound weight limit each.

Yard waste may be placed neatly at the curb in waste containers. If using your own container for yard waste materials, it must have two handles and not exceed 35 gallons or 50 pounds when full, for safety reasons.

Yard waste may be placed in a biodegradable “Kraft” style or alike paper bag designed specifically for the collection and disposal of yard waste. Bags may not exceed 50 pounds in weight.

Brush bundles tied in biodegradable twine may not exceed 4’ (feet) in length, 4” (inches) in width and 50 pounds. Tree limbs may not exceed 4” (inches) in diameter. Unbundled brush will not be collected.

There is no limit to the amount of yard waste materials that can be placed out for collection, so long as it’s properly containerized.

Christmas Trees will be collected throughout the month of January at no charge on the regular scheduled pickup day.

LRS observes six major holidays and does not provide service on these holidays:

 

  • NEW YEAR’S DAY
  • MEMORIAL DAY
  • INDEPENDENCE DAY
  • LABOR DAY
  • THANKSGIVING
  • CHRISTMAS

 

If the holiday falls on a weekday prior to your regular collection day, service will be the following day. Services will take place on Saturday during holiday weeks. Items still need to be placed out at 6AM on Saturday to ensure collection.

Invoices are sent in advance on a quarterly basis for services. Payments are due 30 days from the date of the invoice. Late fees will apply for payments received late. As nearly all costs associated with providing the service increase on a regular basis, rates are increased on an annual basis every July.

LRS offers an auto-pay option for residents who choose to establish this method of payment. Once you receive an invoice from LRS, you may choose this option. If you would like to elect for auto pay, you may do so by going to Payments@LRSrecycles.com. You will be asked to create a username and password.

  • The mailing address for payments is:

LRS,LLC
PO BOX 4700

CAROL STREAM IL 60197-4700

 

 

If you need assistance, please call or email LRS Customer Service for assistance with paperless billing, paying your bill or registering for auto-pay at 844-NEED-LRS or Service@LRSrecycles.com

Recycling Guides

Capron Residential Waste & Recycling

Village of Capron: solid waste and recycling collection

LRS is proud to be the preferred waste and recycling partner for Capron. 

In addition to being the exclusive residential waste and recycling hauler for Capron, many Capron homeowners are currently in need of dumpster rental, on-site storage, portable bathrooms and street sweeper services. LRS is here to help. We have the most professional and affordable dumpster rental, on-site storage, portable bathrooms and street sweeper services available in Capron. We offer many different services that all can be customized to meet whatever residential needs you may have.

Capron collection guidelines.

  • All solid waste materials must be put out by 6:00 a.m. on your scheduled pick-up day. We cannot guarantee an exact time the driver will be at your home.
  • Pick up day will be FRIDAY

LEAF VACUUMING: 2 Times per year, dates TBD

PLAN A: unlimited household service, 95-gallon refuse cart and 65-gallon recycling cart, weekly yard waste include: $21.40 per month

PLAN B: Limited service, 65-gallon refuse cart and 65-gallon recycling cart, weekly yard waste included: $20.26 per month

SENIOR SERVICE: 35-gallon refuse cart and 35-gallon recycling cart, weekly yard waste included: $18.30 a month

Recyclable materials

Paper

Newspaper and inserts Magazine catalogs & phone books Office paper notebooks
Computer printouts Hanging file folders (remove metal & trash it) Pastel sticky notes
Glossy brochures Index cards Greeting cards
Stationary Fax paper Manila folders
Envelopes Junk mail Chipboard/Paperboard
Cardboard boxes Brown paper grocery bags Paperback books
  • NO used paper plates or pizza boxes, or fluorescent paper (they contaminate the paper stream with food, dye, or plastic coating) If the pizza box top is clean you can tear it off and recycle it.
  • NO paper towels, tissues, or napkins, which are not recyclable because the fibers are too small to reuse (please compost them with kitchen food scraps if possible)
  • NO Shredded Paper – Loose shredded paper causes major sorting problems in the Recycling Facilities
  • NO frozen food boxes, which are made of a hybrid of paper and plastic, and are not wanted by paper mills
  • NO paper cups, which are also made of a hybrid of paper and plastic rendering them unrecyclable

Aluminum cans and foil

  • Aluminum cans
  • Aluminum foil
  • Pie plates and trays

Cartons

  • Milk, Soup
  • Cardboard Egg Cartons
  • Juice cartons & boxes
ALL CONTAINERS, BOTTLES OR CANS MUST BE THOROUGHLY RINSED BEFORE PLACING IN RECYCLING CONTAINER

Steel/Tin cans

  • Food cans and lids
  • Metal paint cans and lids
  • Empty aerosol cans

Glass bottle and jars

  • All colors are accepted
  • NO window or auto glass, bakeware, ceramics, mirrors, light bulbs, coffee pots or drinking glasses

Plastic containers

  • Plastic bottles
  • Plastic tubs
  • Plastic jugs
  • NO plastic bags or plastic film (plastic wraps, sandwich bags, freezer bags, tarps)
  • NO plastic utensils or plates (plastic wraps, sandwich bags, freezer bags, tarps), cups, lids or straws
  • NO candy wrappers, cereal bags, potato chip bags, or snack bags
  • NO empty motor oil, pesticide, or chemical bottles
  • NO Styrofoam, polystyrene (do not put in curbside bin)

Capron yard waste collection

  • Yard waste is included in your service, no stickers are needed.
  • Yard waste such as grass clippings, leaves, tree branches, and brush, is collected from April 1st through November 30th
  • Collection will occur weekly, same day as Trash day

Resident owned containers and biodegradable yard waste bags

  • Yard Waste is collected in biodegradable Kraft paper bags or resident-owned rigid containers clearly marked “Yard Waste” not exceeding 33-gallons or 50 lbs

Yard waste container

  • Residents may also rent a 95-gallon toter for yard waste collection, supplied by LRS for $3.00 per month. No competitors’ cans will be accepted since they are not compatible with our equipment.

Biodegradable yard waste bag

  • Yard waste is collected in biodegradable Kraft paper bags.
  • Yard waste placed in plastic bags WILL NOT be collected.

Brush bundles or twigs

  • Any brush or branches outside of the container must be cut down to 4 feet in length and bundled (use twine or string – no metal twine or wire) no greater than 2 feet in diameter and not weighing more than 50 lbs.
  • Unbundled brush WILL NOT be collected.
  • Please note that sod, dirt, rock, whole trees, limbs greater than 2 inches in diameter and stumps are not part of the weekly yard waste program.

Christmas tree collection

  • Christmas trees will be collected the first two weeks of January at no additional charge from all residential households.
  • All decorations, stands, etc. must be removed from trees in order to be collected. Do not place trees in plastic bags. Trees in plastic bags will not be collected. Trees longer than 6 ft. must be cut in half.

Larger bulk items

  • Weekly bulk items are NOT included in this service
  • For special bulk item pick-up please contact LRS to schedule pick-up and arrange payment

Billing and invoice options

Invoices are sent in advance on a quarterly basis for services. Payments are due 30 days from the date of the invoice. Late fees will apply for payments received late. As nearly all costs associated with providing the service increase on a regular basis, rates are increased on an annual basis every July.

Auto payment option

  • LRS offers an auto-pay option for residents who choose to establish this method of payment. Once you receive an invoice from LRS, you may choose this option. If you would like to elect for auto pay, you may do so by going to Payments@LRSrecycles.com. You will be asked to create a username and password.

Mail payment

  • The mailing address for payments is:

    LRS
    PO BOX 554892
    DETROIT, MI 48255-4892

  • To pay online, please visit https://www.lrsrecycles.com/pay-bill/
    • The password will be the last 4 digits of your phone number

If you need assistance, please call or email LRS Customer Service for assistance with paperless billing, paying your bill or registering for auto-pay at 844.NEED.LRS or Service@LRSrecycles.com

Mill Creek

Mill Creek: Garbage, Recycling, Yard Waste Collection Program

Beginning in November 2021, LRS will be the new exclusive service provider for the Mill Creek Community!  We look forward to providing weekly collection services for the garbage, recycling and yard waste services.

Pick-up days will be Wednesday and Thursday beginning the first week of November 2021.

Services will remain the same with lower rates and some newly added service options for recycling unwanted electronics that cannot be put in the garbage.

NEW LOWER SUBSCRIPTION RATES 

Effective November 1, 2021, Mill Creek subscription rates are less! All program options shown below include a recycle cart and weekly recycle service.  LRS Mill Creek Waste Stickers must be used for garbage and yard waste placed outside of LRS carts.

If you choose the 1 Cart Program, waste stickers must be used for garbage and yard waste.

Mill Creek Transition Information Brochure: Click to view or print

 

  • 3 CART PROGRAM – Cart for recycling, garbage and yard waste = $21.03 per month
  • 2 CART PROGRAM – Cart for recycling and garbage, need to buy stickers for yard waste = $18.04 per month
  • 1 CART PROGRAM – Cart for recycling included, waste sticker program for garbage and yard waste
NEW COLLECTION DAYS

 

Beginning the first week of November 2021, Mill Creek will be serviced on Wednesday and Thursday. All materials (trash, recycling, yard waste) will be collected on one day in any given area. See map for your service day.

SERVICE BEGINS AT 6:00 AM & SERVICE TIMES WILL VARY

Please have all items to the curb no later than 6:00 A.M. to ensure collection. Service times vary and are not guaranteed.

CONTACT INFORMATION FOR LRS CUSTOMER SERVICE TEAM

You can contact LRS by calling the local customer service team 844-633-3577 or emailing the team at Service@LRSrecycles.com.

 
Mill Creek Waste Map

Mill Creek residents may choose from three different options for residential household collection of refuse. In order to receive any other service offered with this program, you must select from one of the following three service options:

THREE CART PROGRAM

RECYCLE, GARBAGE & YARD WASTE CARTS

Includes three carts: one 65-gallon recycling cart, one 95-gallon garbage cart, and one 65 or 95-gallon yard waste cart for a flat monthly rate billed quarterly, in advance of the service. One Mill Creek Waste Sticker is required for each garbage or yard waste bags or containers (each) in excess of the LRS carts provided.

TWO CART PROGRAM

RECYCLE & GARBAGE CART

Includes one 65-gallon recycling cart and one 95-gallon trash cart for a flat monthly rate billed quarterly, in advance of service. One Mill Creek Waste Sticker is required for each yard waste bag and any bag or container in excess of the LRS carts provided.

ONE CART PROGRAM

RECYCLE CART

Includes one 65-gallon recycling cart (no monthly charge). One Mill Creek Waste Sticker is required for each garbage or yard waste bag or container placed out for collection.

ADDITIONAL REFUSE GUIDELINES

All items need to be placed out for collection by 6 AM on collection day to ensure collection.

NON-LRS CONTAINERS OR LOOSE BAGS USED FOR GARBAGE MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:
  • Non-LRS containers must have two handles or a grip.
  • Garbage must be contained and fit inside the container when full.
  • Non-LRS containers (aka garbage can) may not exceed 33-gallons, or 50 pounds when full.
  • Loose garbage bags may not exceed 30 gallons, 50 pounds and must be securely tied.
  • LRS does not collect Hazardous Waste, like paint, cleaners, lawn chemicals, auto fluids, and other flammable materials. These can be collected from your home via a special free program offered by Kane County for Mill Creek residents. Please click here for more information on how to schedule a pickup.

BULK ITEM(S)

Bulk Items are large items that don’t fit into your LRS Garbage Cart or non-LRS garbage container. LRS will collect one bulk item per week for no charge.  Each additional bulk item requires one Mill Creek Waste Sticker.

  • Examples of bulk items include a table, chair, mattress, bed frame, box spring, fixture, large picture or frame, toy, or carpet rolls.
  • Bulk Items must be a manageable weight for a service driver to lift into collection bucket. Please notify LRS for items exceeding 50lbs in weight or 4x4x4.
  • Mattresses must be enclosed in a plastic mattress cover or be completely covered in plastic for health and safety reasons. Plastic Mattress Covers are available at hardware stores and other retail outlets such as Walmart, Target, Ace Hardware, Lowes, Home Depot and storage facilities.
  • Construction Debris may be placed in LRS Garbage Cart, non-LRS container not to exceed 33-gallons or secured in tied bundles not to exceed 4 feet long, 2 feet wide, and 2 feet high.
  • Carpet Rolls must be tied in rolls not to exceed 4 feet in length, or 18 inches in diameter.
  • White Goods, like washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, and freezers are collected free of charge (limit is one per week) by making an appointment; see White Good Appliance Collection section below.

lrs-carts-residential

A recycle cart and collection service is offered with each program option.  There is no additional charge for one recycle cart and weekly collection service.

  • Recyclables are collected on the same day of the week as the garbage and yard waste.
  • There is no additional charge for the recycling service.
  • Recycle carts are available in three sizes (95-gallon, 65-gallon and 35-gallon).
  • The default recycle cart size provided for Mill Creek homes is a 65-gallon recycle cart.
  • You are to use the LRS issued cart first for recycled materials.
  • There is no limit to the amount of acceptable recycle items that can be placed out for collection, provided it’s properly prepared and containerized. No stickers are needed for properly prepared recycling materials placed outside of the cart. See guidelines found in “Additional Recycle Guidelines.”

    ACCEPTABLE RECYCLABLES

    Click to print or download

    Please be sure to properly prepare acceptable materials before placing them in your recycle cart using the guidelines found in “Additional Recycle Guidelines.”

    PAPER

    Remove metal clips and rings, notebook spirals, three-ring binders, and industrial size staples. Envelopes with cellophane windows are accepted.

    • Newspaper and inserts​
    • Magazines, catalogs, and phone books
    • Office paper, notebooks, computer print outs, hanging file folders, pastel colored sticky notes (no fluorescent), glossy brochures, index cards, greeting cards, Stationery, fax paper, manila folders and envelopes
    • Junk mail
    • Chipboard/paperboard – cereal, cracker, ​tissue, shoe, gift, and 6/12-pack boxes, paper towel tubes, and egg cartons
    • Cardboard boxes must be flattened and cut
    • Brown paper grocery bags
    • Paperback books (no hardcover books)
    STEEL/TIN CANS
    • Empty and Rinse, Labels may be left on
    • Food cans and lids
    • Metal paint cans and lids (must be empty and dry, some dried paint residue is fine)
    • Metal lids are recyclable
    CARTONS
    • Empty, Rinse, Do not crush or flatten, Leave caps and tabs on
    • Food and Drink Cartons
    • Milk, Soup,​ and Juice
    ALUMINUM CANS & FOIL
    • Empty, Rinse, Do not crush or flatten
    • Aluminum cans
    • Aluminum foil (ball clean foil to 2 inches or larger, no flat foil or small balled up foil)
    • Pie plates & trays
    GLASS BOTTLES & JARS
    • Empty, Rinse, Labels are ok to leave on
    • All glass colors are accepted
    PLASTIC CONTAINERS
    • Leave plastic screw top caps on empty bottles and jars
    • Empty and rinse; lables may be left on
    • Bottles include: Water, soda, juice, laundry detergent, soap/shampoo,​health and beauty products and cleaners
    • Tubs include: Coffee, tofu, cottage cheese, yogurt, margarine tubs, fruit or lettuce
    • Jugs include: Milk and juice
    • Jars include: Mayo, Peanut butter
    ADDITIONAL RECYCLE GUIDELINES
    • All items must be placed out for collection by 6 AM on collection day.
    • LRS Recycle Carts must be used for recyclable materials. Non-LRS containers are only used for additional recyclables.

    Non-LRS containers used for recycle materials must meet the following requirements:

    • Containers must have two handles or a grip
    • Recyclable materials must be contained inside the container and not exceeding capacity.
    • Recycle containers are required to have a lid.
    • Non-LRS containers may not exceed 33-gallons or 50 pounds when full.

YARD WASTE & FOOD SCRAP COLLECTION

  • Yard waste Season is April 1st through December 15th of each year; collected on the same day of the week as garbage and recycling.
  • There is no limit to the amount of yard waste that may be placed out for collection provided it’s properly prepared and paid for in accordance with the program option selected.
  • Organic Food Scrap may be mixed with yard waste and includes bread, cereal, coffee grounds, dairy, eggshells, eggs, fruits, grain, pasta shells, and vegetables.
  • Each landscape waste bag or non-LRS container must have one Mill Creek Waste Sticker affixed to it for collection.
ADDITIONAL YARD WASTE & FOOD SCRAP ORGANICS GUIDELINES
  • All items must be placed out for collection by 6 AM on collection day.
NON-LRS CONTAINERS (AKA GARBAGE CAN) OR LANDSCAPE WASTE BAGS USED FOR YARD WASTE MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS:
  • Containers must have two handles or a grip.
  • Yard Waste must be contained inside the container and not exceeding capacity.
  • Non-LRS containers may not exceed 33-gallons or 50 pounds when full.
  • Yard Waste bags are to be a minimum of 2-ply, biodegradable paper, not to exceed 30 gallons or 50 pounds when full.
  • Yard Waste Brush Bundles or Limbs may not exceed 4 inches long, 2 feet in diameter, and may not contain limbs greater than 4 feet in diameter.
  • Yard Waste Bundles must be tied with biodegradable twine or string.
  • Stumps or root balls should be bagged and thrown into regular garbage. For extra-large stumps or root balls, contact LRS for a special collection, or a local landscape company.
  • Christmas Tree Collection will occur the first two (2) FULL weeks of January at no charge. Trees longer than 7’ must be cut in half. Trees must be completely free of all decorations and may not be in plastic bags.

MILL CREEK WASTE STICKERS

Mill Creek Waste Stickers are used for garbage or yard waste outside of LRS cart(s), loose garbage bags, bulk items, and yard waste bags or non-LRS 33-gallon containers.

  • The new Mill Creek Waste Sticker rate will be $2.96 until October 31, 2025.
  • Sticker rates increase every year on November 1st.

Waste Stickers are used for garbage or yard waste outside of LRS cart(s), loose garbage bags, bulk item, yard waste bag or personal 33-gallon container and more than one white good appliance.

 
STICKERS – SOLD AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS:
  • Jewel – 2073 Prairie Street – St. Charles
  • Jewel – 119 S Randall Rd., Batavia
  • Meijer – 855 S. Randall Rd – St. Charles
  • Mill Creek Market – 39W250 Herrington Blvd, Geneva

E-WASTE HOME COLLECTION EVENTS IN MARCH & OCTOBER

Beginning in 2022, LRS will provide two electronic waste home collections for Mill Creek homes participating in the program. There will be no charge for this added service.


The event will take place on your regular day of collection the first full week of March and the first full week of October, every year.


FUTURE COLLECTION DATES

2024 MARCH 6-7 / OCTOBER 9-10


2025 MARCH 5-6 / OCTOBER 8-9


2026 MARCH 4-5 / OCTOBER 7-8


Residents will be required to submit a request online (on this webpage) to receive an e-waste collection.  Requests will be accepted beginning one month before each event and must be submitted the Friday by 5:00 p.m. prior to collection week.


  • Seven (7) item limit including only one (1) TV or (1) Monitor
  • Tube TV’s may not exceed 40” (inches) or 100 pounds
  • Flat Screen TV’s may not exceed 48”(inches) or 100 pounds

LRS may provide an estimate for a special handling fee of E-Waste exceeding limitations. If you would like to inquire on an estimate, please e-mail: Service@LRSrecycles.com or call LRS Customer Service.

Electronic Waste (E-Waste) includes the following landfill banned electronics:


ACCEPTED E-WASTE

  • Cable Receivers
  • Cellular Phones
  • Computers (desktop, laptop, notebook, tablet)
  • Digital Converter Boxes
  • Digital Video Disc Players
  • Digital Video Disc Recorders
  • Electronic Keyboards
  • Electronic Mice
  • Facsimile Machines
  • Portable Digital Music Players
  • Printers
  • Satellite Receivers
  • Scanners
  • Small Scale Servers
  • TV’s and Monitors
  • Videocassette Recorders
  • Video Game Consoles

WHITE GOOD APPLIANCE COLLECTION

Some appliances require special handling as they may contain harmful chemicals or they need to be recycled at a special location. Call 844-633-3577 or E-mail LRS Customer Service at Service@LRSrecycles.com to schedule white good collection. LRS will collect one white good appliance per week for no charge.

EXAMPLES OF WHITE GOODS OR APPLIANCES:

  • Air Conditioner
  • Clothes Dryer
  • Cook Top and Cooking Plate
  • Cooker or Bakers Oven
  • Dishwasher
  • Drying Cabinet
  • Freezer
  • Kitchen Stove or Oven Range
  • Microwave Oven
  • Refrigerator or Refrigeration equipment
  • Washing Machine
  • Water Heater

According to the EPA, Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) are products that are highly toxic or can catch fire, react or explode under certain circumstances. All HHW items are banned from the landfill and will not be collected with curbside collection. LRS encourages residents to take advantage of the drop-off facilities and additional options provided by Kane County.

For curbside service though Kane County, enrollment entitles residents to one free home pick up of HHW per household per year. Service must be booked directly with Kane County’s HHW service provider. Please see this page for details and the most up to date information:  Pages – Kane County Recycles – Household Hazardous Waste (countyofkane.org)

Below is also a list of nearby drop-off facilities for HHW: 

  • Naperville, 156 Fort Hill Drive (immediately North of Naperville Public Works),

Hours:  Saturdays 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM, Sundays 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

Phone: 630-420-6095

www.naperville.il.us/hhw.aspx

Examples of HHW:

  • Oil Based Paints, Flammable Oils
    • Oil, Lead, Urethane, Chromium Based Paints, Shellac, Water or Driveway Sealer, Oil-Based Stain, Varnish
  • Pesticides / Herbicides / Fertilizers
    • Poison, Lawn Chemicals, Weed Killer
  • Aerosols
    • Spray-Paint, Hairspray, WD-40, Air Fresheners, Spray Adhesives, Oven Cleaner, Insecticide Bug Spray
  • Automotive Chemicals / Fluids
    • Antifreeze, Brake or Transmission Fluid, Gasoline, Diesel, Motor Oil
  • Houshold Cleaners (Acidic/Caustic)
    • Bleach, Ammonia, Muriatic Acids, Pool Cleaners, Drain Cleaners, Solvents, Paint Stripper or Thinner
  • Bulbs / Batteries
    • Fluorescent bulbs, CFL, NiCad, Lithium, Lead Acid, – Automotive, Marine and Sump Pump Batteries

Recycling Guides

Darien

2024 E-Waste collection will take place on your service day the week of October 7th. Requests must be submitted by 6PM on Thursday, October 3rd.

CITY OF DARIEN RESIDENTIAL WASTE & RECYCLING

LRS provides City of Darien homes with services for garbage, recycling and yard waste. LRS offers many other services for Darien residents including electronic waste recycling, organic food scrap compost service, portable restrooms and large, open top construction style containers. We are proud to be a partner in your community!

 

DARIEN WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM

 

LRS provides City of Darien homes with services for garbage, recycling and yard waste.  LRS offers many other services for Darien residents including electronic waste recycling, organic food scrap compost service, portable restrooms and large, open top construction style containers.  We are proud to be a partner in your community!

 

UNLIMITED WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM

 

LRS offers unlimited waste collection service and a special program for qualifying seniors to include a limited service program with smaller containers.

 

All garbage, recycling and yard waste will be collected on your scheduled collection day. Collection days can be found on the map on the right-hand side of this page. Please have all items to the curb by 6am to ensure service.  Service times are subject to change.

 

Please see below for more information on the program.

  • Garbage is serviced the same day is serviced on the same day recycle and yard waste
  • All items much be placed curbside by 6am
  • Each home may choose from a 95 or 65-gallon container for garbage
  • LRS carts are to be used for weekly collection of garbage
  • Additional cart rental available; call LRS at 844.633.3577 or email Service@LRSrecycles.com
  • A $15.00 fee applies for each cart delivery, removal or exchange
  • Each home may place out one (1) bulk item per week

 

 

NON-LRS GARBAGE CONTAINERS

 

  • Non-LRS containers may be used for excess garbage
  • Non-LRS carts may not exceed 35-gallons or 50lbs when full and must have two (2) handles
  • LRS is not responsible for damage to non-LRS containers

This option is available for seniors 65 years of age and older who generate less waste.

 

One (1) 35-gallon waste will be provided for weekly collection services. Collection is limited to the items contained inside the LRS cart and one bulk item per week.

 

SENIOR PROGRAM ENROLLMENT

To enroll for the SENIOR PROGRAM, complete the Senior Program Enrollment form on the right-hand side of this page and choose one of the options to provide verification of your age using an Illinois State ID, Driver’s License or US Passport.

 

 

Darien City Hall is located at 1702 Plainfield Rd, Darien, IL | Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30 AM-5:00 PM

 

ID VERIFICATION PROCESS

 

  1. Submit copy of current state-issued ID showing your name, address and date of birth
  2. Send copy of ID and completed enrollment form by E-Mail or Mail to:
    • E-Mail |  Service@LRSrecycles.com
    • Mail | LRS Darien Senior Enrollment 5500 Pearl Street, Rosemont, IL 60018
    • In-Person | Darien City Hall, 1702 Plainfield Rd, Darien, IL
  • Recycling collection is unlimited and collected the same day as garbage and yard waste
  • All items much be placed curbside by 6am
  • Each home may choose from a 95 or 65-gallon container for recyclables
  • LRS carts are to be used for weekly collection of recyclables
  • Additional 65 and 95 gallon cart rental available; call LRS at 844.633.3577 or email Service@LRSrecycles.com
  • A $15.00 fee applies for each cart delivery, removal or exchange.

 

NON-LRS RECYCLE CONTAINERS

 

  • Non-LRS containers are only used for additional recyclables
  • Containers must have two handles or a grip
  • Recyclable materials must be contained inside the container and not exceeding capacity
  • Recycle containers are required to have a lid
  • Non-LRS containers may not exceed 33-gallons or 50 pounds when full
  • Extra recyclables may be placed in a cardboard box

 

ACCEPTED RECYCLABLES

 

Paper

  • Remove metal clips and rings, notebook spirals, three-ring binders, and industrial size staples
  • Envelopes with cellophane windows are accepted

 

Newspaper and inserts

  • Magazines, catalogs, and phone books
  • Office paper, notebooks, computer printouts, hanging file folders, pastel-colored sticky notes (no fluorescent), glossy brochures, index cards, greeting cards, stationery, fax paper, manila folders and envelopes
  • Junk mail
  • Chipboard/paperboard – cereal, cracker, tissue, shoe, gift, and 6/12-pack boxes, paper towel tubes, and egg cartons
  • Cardboard boxes must be flattened and cut
  • Brown paper grocery bags
  • Paperback books (no hardcover books)
 

Steel/tin cans

  • Empty and rinse, labels may be left on
  • Food cans and lids
  • Metal paint cans and lids (must be empty and dry, some dried paint residue is fine)
  • Metal lids are recyclable
 

Cartons

  • Empty, rinse, do not crush or flatten, leave caps and tabs on
  • Food and drink cartons
  • Milk, soup, and juice
 

Aluminum Cans & Foil

  • Empty, rinse, do not crush or flatten
  • Aluminum cans
  • Aluminum foil (ball clean foil to 2 inches or larger, no flat foil or small balled up foil)
  • Pie plates & trays
 

Glass Bottles & Jars

  • Empty, rinse, labels are ok to leave on
  • All glass colors are accepted

 

Plastic Containers

  • Leave plastic screw-top caps on empty bottles and jars
  • Empty and rinse; labels may be left on
  • Bottles include: Water, soda, juice, laundry detergent, soap/shampoo, health and beauty products and cleaners
  • Tubs include: coffee, tofu, cottage cheese, yogurt, margarine tubs, fruit, or lettuce
  • Jugs include: milk and juice
  • Jars include: mayo, peanut butter

 

LRS Recycling Guidelines

 

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Yard waste collection begins April 1st through the second full week of December. It’s collected the same day as garbage and recyclables. Organic food scraps may be mixed into yard waste.

 

ACCEPTED FOOD SCRAPS

 

Bread, cereal, coffee grounds, dairy, eggshells, eggs, fruits, grains, pasta shells, and vegetables

 

  • Yard waste bags are to be a minimum of 2-ply, biodegradable paper, not to exceed 30-gallons or 50 pounds’ when full.
  • Any non-LRS containers may be used so long as they do not exceed 33 gallons in size or 50 pounds in weight when full. Containers must clearly indicate YARD WASTE.
  • Yard waste container labels stickers are available at City Hall.
  • Non-LRS containers must have two handles for lifting. LRS does not recommend using your own container as drivers may use the automated lifting mechanism which may damage your container.
  • LRS will not repair or replace non-LRS containers used for yard waste.

 

Yard waste brush bundles limbs, branches or other loose items which do not exceed four (4) feet in diameter and fifty (50) pounds in weight.

 

  • Branches must be no more than four (4) inches in diameter, with the total diameter of the bundle not to exceed twenty-four (24) inches.
  • Stumps or root balls should be bagged and thrown into regular garbage.
  • Contact LRS for a special collection, or a local landscape company for extra-large stumps/root balls

LRS collects live Christmas trees the first two full weeks of January at no charge. Trees placed out after the first 2 weeks of January will require prepayment and prescheduling.

 

  • Remove all materials from the tree prior to disposal, including ornaments, tinsel, lights etc.
  • Christmas trees cannot be in plastic bags or wrapped in plastic – will not be collected
  • All wreaths and roping must be included with normal trash on residents’ normal collection day
  • Any trees that are over 7ft tall would need to be cut in half to have it removed

Bulk items are large items that do not fit in the LRS cart

 

  • Each home may place out one bulk item per week on service day for no charge
  • Each extra bulk item must be prescheduled and prepaid to LRS

 

Mattresses and box springs must be enclosed in a plastic mattress cover and taped securely shut. Plastic mattress covers may be purchased at retail outlets such as Walmart, Lowes, Menards, Home Depot, and storage unit facilities.

 

Carpet rolls must be tied in bundles and not exceed 4 feet in length and 18 inches in diameter.  

 

Construction debris may be placed in LRS waste containers or non-LRS containers not to exceed 34-gallons and secured in tied bundles not exceeding 4 feet in length, 2 feet wide, and 2 feet high. Residents may place up to 2 cubic yards for curbside pickup on your regular service for collection at no charge. If you have additional material, please call or email LRS a photo at Service@LRSrecycles.com for an estimate and to preschedule the pick-up.

Electronic Waste (E-Waste) are electronic items that banned from Illinois landfills. 

 

LRS provides annual home collection of E-Waste for Darien households that have LRS waste and recycling collection.

  • There is no charge for this service
  • Limit of seven (7) items including only one (2) TV or (2) monitors
  • Registration will be required and open online approximately 4 weeks before the event
  • Late registrations will not be accepted and will require a special pickup and fee paid in advance

2024 ELECTRONIC WASTE HOME COLLECTION EVENT

 COLLECTION WILL TAKE PLACE ON YOUR NORMAL SERVICE DAY THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 7, 2024


  • Seven (7) item limit including only one (2) TV or (2) Monitor
  • Tube TV’s may not exceed 40” (inches) or 100 pounds
  • Flat Screen TV’s may not exceed 60” (inches) or 100 pounds
  • LRS may provide an estimate for a special handling fee of E-Waste exceeding limitations.
  • To receive an estimate, please e-mail: Service@LRSrecycles.com or call 844-633-3577

ACCEPTED ELECTRONIC WASTE ITEMS    

Computers | Computer Monitors | Televisions | Printers | Keyboards | Fax Machines | VCR’S | Portable Digital Music Players | DVD Player | Video Game Consoles | Computer Mouse | Scanners | Digital Converter Boxes | Cable Receivers | Satellite Receivers | DVD Recorders | Small-Scale Servers

Contact LRS at 844.633.3577 to preschedule and prepay for an appliance / white good collection.

 

ACCEPTED APPLIANCES/WHITE GOODS

 

Air Conditioner | Clothes Dryer | Cook Top & Cooking Plate | Cooker or Bakers Oven | Dishwasher | Drying Cabinet | Freezer | Kitchen Stove or Oven Range | Microwave Oven | Refrigerator or Refrigeration Equipment | Washing Machine | Water Heater

  • LRS bills quarterly in advance 
  • Invoices will be billed to the Property Owner 
  • Invoices will be mailed to the service address unless another address is provided 
  • E-mail billing is available by registering online at: https://www.lrsrecycles.com/pay-bill/
  • Pay your bill or select autopay online at: https://payment.lrsrecycles.com/portal/templanding/
  • Residents will be able to create an online account once they have an open LRS invoice   
  • Mail payment to:

LRS

PO BOX 4700

CAROL STREAM, IL 60197-4700

LRS provides two options for Vacation and Seasonal Hold:

 

  • Requests must be submitted in writing by account holder to LRS by e-mail or US postal mail.
    • E-mail to: Service@LRSrecycles.com
    • US mail to: LRS Central Darien Customer Service, 5500 Pearl Street, Rosemont, IL 60018
  • Requests must be received at least 7 days prior to Vacation/Seasonal Hold week
  • Receipt of submission to LRS is required to be honored. LRS sends receipt within 24 hours.
  • Requests that arrive by mail the day of, during or after vacation, will not be accepted or honored
  • Accounts must be paid up to date to qualify for a Vacation or Seasonal Hold

 

Vacation Hold and Seasonal Hold are different. Here are the options available:

 

VACATION HOLD POLICY

 

Vacation Hold is allowed for up to three service weeks (Sunday through Saturday). LRS will provide two (2) vacation holds per contract year (April-March) per home. Vacation Hold weeks cannot be split up, must be started from Sunday, and run through Saturday with regards to billing. There will be no additional charge for vacation hold.

 

SEASONAL HOLD POLICY

 

Seasonal Hold is allowed for a minimum of three (3) full-service months and up to six (6) months per contract year. Seasonal Hold is allowed twice per contract year (April –March) as the minimum three (3) month time is honored for both requests. Seasonal Hold is adjusted by the service week (Sunday through Saturday) as is with the Vacation Hold Policy.

New Years Day                              Independence Day                                      Christmas Day

 

Memorial Day                                Thanksgiving Day                                        Labor Day

 

Holiday service will be provided one day later than regular collection if the holiday falls Sunday through Friday. If the holiday falls on a Saturday, service will not be affected. 

For more information, questions and to arrange for services, please call LRS Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. at 844.633.3577 or email Service@LRSrecycles.com.  

 

Missed Pick Up

Contact LRS if waste, recycling, or yard waste materials are not collected on your service day by 7:00 PM.

  • Call: 844.633.3577
  • E-Mail: Service@lrsrecycles.com  | Please include your address and what service was missed.  
  • Submit a support request in the top right-hand section of this webpage.

Improperly prepared materials placed for collection will not be collected.

 

Cleaning Carts

Fill the cart with hot water and a capful of vinegar or grease-cutting dish soap. Let it sit for about 10 minutes and rinse. Once the cart has been thoroughly rinsed, set the cart out with the lid open in the sun to dry.

 

Cart Replacement

Broken or damaged carts incurred during weekly collection are usually reported by LRS crews for replacement at no charge. Contact LRS to report cart damages at 844-633.3577.

 

Latex Paint

Latex paint may be placed out with regular garbage so long as it’s completely dry and the lid is removed.  

 

Dry latex paint by leaving lid off or open and/or mix kitty litter until the paint is completely absorbed.

 

Do not place out for collection until the paint is completely dry.

 

Alkaline Batteries

  • Alkaline batteries are considered regular garbage and should be thrown into the garbage.
  • Cover each battery portal with tape.
  • Place into plastic bag before placing it the garbage for safety reasons.

Exchange

Unincorporated Lisle Township Enrollment & Cart Exchange

This service request is available to Lisle Township residents only.Before you begin, LRS recommends reviewing the service level details and options at LRSrecycles.com/LisleTownship.

  • Please select your mail preferences below.
  • Then click on your preferred level of service and carts for refuse, recycle or yard waste.
  • Service is billed in advance on a quarterly basis. Information on registering for AutoPay and Paperless Billing may be found online at LRSrecycles.com/LisleTownship in the Billing section.

A $30.00 handling and delivery fee applies to cart deliveries or exchanges taking place after September 1, 2020.

Please use the below to fill out your updated order preference.