Local towns or municipalities may offer free Christmas Tree Pickup
You’ll need to check if your location does this and may need to schedule a pickup. Availability will likely vary by county and schedule, so you’d need to plan accordingly.
Recycle your Christmas tree
Why let your Christmas tree go to waste when you can recycle it for further use?! Many recycling centers and county facilities allow free Christmas tree recycling drop-off in order to turn these trees into mulch. Bear in mind that this option does require you to transport it yourself.
Nonprofit collections
You may be able to find nonprofits or community programs that run tree collections, which will let you deposit your Christmas tree. You’d need to make sure that you follow any rules on Christmas tree size and preparation in order to use this option.
Yard waste service companies
Yard waste services may take old Christmas trees, but might require you to pay a fee. This might also only be available on select dates or require it to be part of a bigger ward waste removal job.
Waste removal services
You may be able to use your own paid waste removal services to dispose of your Christmas tree. This will likely need to be separate from your regular charge and be picked up on a separate day from your usual pickup. These charges can vary depending on the provider and will require you to stage the tree.
Local hauling services
Local professional haulers like Tyler’s Hauling offer more flexible, fast pickup scheduling with industry-low rates. Unlike other options, we do all of the collection and loading work for you, and we will recycle our Christmas Tree on your behalf. The rate is based on how much space is required to transport your tree. This ensures you get a better deal than just a general fee.