Junk removal in Frankfort, IL
Frankfort is on our service list, about 14.4 miles from our base in Chicago Ridge. Furniture, appliances, cleanouts, hot tubs, pools and light demolition, carried out from wherever they sit and hauled away.
What Frankfort's garbage pickup will take
Before you pay anyone to haul something away, it is worth knowing what Frankfort's regular garbage service will take. Here is what we could confirm from official sources: the village's own site or its hauler's page for Frankfort, linked under each rule.
Frankfort's village pages and Homewood Disposal's pages differ on some details, including the yard waste dates. Check with Homewood before you set items out. Frankfort Square, Frankfort Township and unincorporated homes have different service.
Who collects the garbage
Homewood Disposal, which collects garbage at the curb on Mondays.
Exact wording: “The garbage collector, Homewood Disposal, picks up at the curb on Monday.”
Source: www.frankfortil.org, checked Oct 9, 2026
Furniture and bulk items
Each household is allowed one large item per week, along with three garbage cans.
Exact wording: “Each household is allowed three garbage cans and one large item per week.”
Source: www.frankfortil.org, checked Oct 9, 2026
Yard waste
Yard waste season typically runs from the first Monday in April to the last Monday in November, with Monday pickup by Homewood Disposal. Yard waste goes in separate recyclable bags, each with a yard waste sticker. Stickers are sold at the Village Administration Building.
Exact wording: “All yard Waste materials must be placed in separate recyclable bags labeled with the waste program sticker, ready for garbage collection by Homewood Disposal on Mondays. Yard waste stickers are available for purchase at the Village Administration Building. Yard waste season typically begins the first Monday of April and typically ends the last Monday in November.”
Source: www.frankfortil.org, checked Oct 9, 2026
TVs and electronics
Will County's year-round electronics drop-off at Frankfort Township, 11000 W. Lincoln Highway, is open the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., closed on holidays (815-469-4907). It accepts all electronics, damaged or obsolete, from residents of any community fully or partly in Will County. Bring ID; the limit is 3 TVs and 3 monitors per vehicle.
Source: www.willcountygreen.com, checked Oct 9, 2026
Paint, chemicals and other hazardous waste
Will County helps fund the permanent Naperville Regional household hazardous waste drop-off at 156 Fort Hill Drive, Naperville, open Saturday and Sunday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., every weekend except holidays.
Exact wording: “Will County also helps to fund a permanent HHW Drop-Off open every weekend (except holidays): Naperville Regional HHW 156 Fort Hill Drive (as of February 21, 2015) Naperville, IL (prefer no phone calls) Saturday & Sunday 9am-2pm”
Source: www.willcountygreen.com, checked Oct 9, 2026
Who to call in Frankfort
Frankfort Public Works, (815) 469-2177
Source: www.frankfortil.org, checked Oct 9, 2026
We could not confirm Frankfort's current rules on appliances, remodeling debris. Ask Frankfort Public Works, (815) 469-2177, before you set those out.
More than the pickup allows, anything inside the house, hot tubs, pools, sheds and whole cleanouts: that is where we come in.
Frankfort at a glance
Frankfort is newer than most of the towns around Chicago Ridge. The median home was built in 1999.
About 5,700 of Frankfort's homes are detached single-family houses (81%). If yours has a garage or a basement that has been filling up for years, see garage cleanouts and basement cleanouts.
| People | 20,651 |
|---|---|
| Homes | 7,043 |
| Median year built | 1999 |
| Homes built before 1960 | 6% |
| Detached single-family homes | 81% |
| Owner-occupied homes | 95% |
| Residents 65 and older | 17% |
| Distance from our Chicago Ridge base | about 14.4 miles |
Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020 to 2024 5-year estimates. Distance is a straight line between town centers.
Donating first? Closest drop-offs to Frankfort
If some of it is still good, you can donate it before we come. These are the two drop-off spots we could confirm closest to Frankfort:
- Goodwill Store and Donation Center, 7400 W. 159th St., Orland Park. About 7.6 miles away.
- Habitat for Humanity ReStore, 15441 S Cicero Ave, Oak Forest. (708) 755-1840. About 10.0 miles away.
Call ahead to check what each one accepts and when.
Paint, chemicals and propane tanks cannot go in a junk truck or a donation bin. See what we take for where they can go.
What customers say
★★★★★“Steven is great to work with, has helped us with multiple projects and always been great!”
★★★★★“Steve and Nicole were great, showed up on time, quick pick up, and so friendly. We will definitely use them again for any of our future needs and will be referring anyone who we know that needs a cleanup to them. Thanks again, could not be happier.”
Junk removal questions from Frankfort
Will the garbage service pick up furniture in Frankfort?
Each household is allowed one large item per week, along with three garbage cans.
For more than that, or for anything inside the house, call or text us at (708) 247-6440.
How does yard waste pickup work in Frankfort?
Yard waste season typically runs from the first Monday in April to the last Monday in November, with Monday pickup by Homewood Disposal. Yard waste goes in separate recyclable bags, each with a yard waste sticker. Stickers are sold at the Village Administration Building.
How far is Frankfort from you?
About 14.4 miles from our base in Chicago Ridge, measured as a straight line between town centers.
Do you give free estimates in Frankfort?
Yes. Call or text (708) 247-6440, or send a photo of what needs to go, and we will give you a price.
Jobs we do in Frankfort
Garage cleanouts · Hot tub removal · Furniture removal · Appliance removal · Above-ground pool removal · every service
Junk removal in Frankfort
Call or text (708) 247-6440. Free estimates.