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City collection Furniture is the first item named in the city's bulky waste program, and the program limits a household to 2 couches per calendar year within the 8 cubic yard allowance for each of its two annual pickups. No charge. Households that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer. Two bulky waste pickups per calendar year are free for up to 8 cubic yards each, with 2 couches per calendar year allowed inside that allowance, and anything beyond the allowance or over 16 cubic yards in one set-out goes to the paid bulky waste service.
City collection A mattress or box spring is collected by the city's bulky waste program, and the program caps the household at 4 mattresses or box springs per calendar year inside the two allowed pickups. Apartments in buildings with more than five units cannot use the program at all. No charge. Households that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer. Each household gets two bulky waste pickups per calendar year for up to 8 cubic yards each, and the program allows 4 mattresses or box springs per calendar year inside that allowance. More than 16 cubic yards in one set-out goes to the paid bulky waste service.
City collection White goods are collected as bulky waste, and the program names stoves, water heaters, washing machines, dryers, refrigerators and other cooling items. Anything holding refrigerant needs the gas removed by a licensed professional first, with documentation to prove it. No charge. Households that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer, using one of the two free bulky waste pickups allowed each calendar year for up to 8 cubic yards. A cooling appliance is only collected after the refrigerant has been removed by a licensed professional and the removal is documented.
City collection The city runs the bulky waste program itself. A household can schedule two pickups a calendar year, each up to 8 cubic yards, or combine both into a single 16 cubic yard pickup, and anything larger moves to the paid per-cubic-yard service. No charge. Households inside the city limits that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer. Two bulky waste pickups per calendar year are free for a combined 8 cubic yards each, or the two can be combined into one 16 cubic yard pickup. Households with more than 16 cubic yards use the paid bulky waste service instead.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Springdale splits household waste between two organizations. Curbside trash and recycling come once a week for addresses inside the city limits through CARDS Recycling, which Springdale Water Utilities bills on the water account, and the cart takes ordinary household garbage and recyclables only. Everything larger goes to the city's own bulky waste program: call Public Works a week ahead, put the pile at the curb over the weekend, and the crew comes Monday through Friday of the following week. Each household gets two pickups a calendar year for up to 8 cubic yards each, with 4 mattresses or box springs and 2 couches a year inside that allowance. White goods are collected too, but a refrigerator has to have its refrigerant removed by a licensed professional with paperwork to prove it. Televisions and computers are refused in the bulky pile and go to the city drop-off on South Lowell Road or to the regional district for a per-item fee.
A mattress or box spring is collected by the city's bulky waste program, and the program caps the household at 4 mattresses or box springs per calendar year inside the two allowed pickups. Apartments in buildings with more than five units cannot use the program at all.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer. Each household gets two bulky waste pickups per calendar year for up to 8 cubic yards each, and the program allows 4 mattresses or box springs per calendar year inside that allowance. More than 16 cubic yards in one set-out goes to the paid bulky waste service.
When & how
Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 the week before the pickup. Put the mattress at the curb on the upcoming weekend, and the crew comes between Monday and Friday of the following week because a specific day cannot be scheduled.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress at the address that requested the pickup, no further than 6 feet from the curb and clear of fences, mailboxes, meters, trees and low power lines, with no vehicle parked in front of the pile. Do not add bagged items, recyclables, liquids or a screen to the pile, because one refused item stops the whole set-out from being collected.
Furniture is the first item named in the city's bulky waste program, and the program limits a household to 2 couches per calendar year within the 8 cubic yard allowance for each of its two annual pickups.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer. Two bulky waste pickups per calendar year are free for up to 8 cubic yards each, with 2 couches per calendar year allowed inside that allowance, and anything beyond the allowance or over 16 cubic yards in one set-out goes to the paid bulky waste service.
When & how
Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 the week before, set the furniture at the curb over the following weekend, and the crew collects it between Monday and Friday of the next week.
Get it ready
Place the furniture at the pickup address, no further than 6 feet from the curb, away from fences, mailboxes, meters, trees and low power lines, with the space in front kept clear of parked vehicles. Keep bagged material, recyclables, cardboard, Styrofoam, fluorescent bulbs and any screen out of the pile.
White goods are collected as bulky waste, and the program names stoves, water heaters, washing machines, dryers, refrigerators and other cooling items. Anything holding refrigerant needs the gas removed by a licensed professional first, with documentation to prove it.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer, using one of the two free bulky waste pickups allowed each calendar year for up to 8 cubic yards. A cooling appliance is only collected after the refrigerant has been removed by a licensed professional and the removal is documented.
When & how
Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 the week before the pickup and set the unit at the curb over the weekend that follows; the crew comes Monday through Friday of the next week.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, and for a refrigerator or any other cooling appliance have the refrigerant or refrigerant gas removed by a licensed professional and keep the removal documentation, because the program requires it before collection. Set the unit no further than 6 feet from the curb and away from fences, meters, trees and low power lines.
Televisions and computers are refused in the bulky waste pile, and no curbside route takes them. The city drop-off on South Lowell Road and the regional district in Prairie Grove both accept electronics for a per-item fee, with the published flat screen price the lowest listed rate.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 per flat screen item at the Springdale Recycling Drop-off Location, with other electronics listed at a higher per-item rate. The electronics and flat screen rates carry no published residency requirement at the South Lowell Road drop-off, which is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Boston Mountain Solid Waste District also accepts electronics for a fee, and the city states plainly that electronics can be recycled for a fee at either site.
When & how
Take the item to the Springdale Recycling Drop-off Location at 1809 S Lowell Road on a Monday, Wednesday or Friday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., or to the Boston Mountain Solid Waste District at 11398 Bond Road in Prairie Grove during its published weekday and Saturday hours.
Get it ready
Keep televisions, computers and monitors out of the bulky waste pile and out of the recycling cart, because both refuse them and one refused item stops a bulky set-out from being collected. Wipe personal data before handover, and ask about the rate for the exact device, since the fee list prices electronics and flat screens separately.
The city runs the bulky waste program itself. A household can schedule two pickups a calendar year, each up to 8 cubic yards, or combine both into a single 16 cubic yard pickup, and anything larger moves to the paid per-cubic-yard service.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households inside the city limits that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer. Two bulky waste pickups per calendar year are free for a combined 8 cubic yards each, or the two can be combined into one 16 cubic yard pickup. Households with more than 16 cubic yards use the paid bulky waste service instead.
When & how
Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 the week before the pickup. Items go to the curb the upcoming weekend, and the crew arrives between Monday and Friday of the following week because the department cannot schedule a specific day.
Get it ready
Keep the pile at the requesting address, no further than 6 feet from the curb, clear of fences, mailboxes, meters, trees and low power lines, and keep the space in front free of parked vehicles. Leave out garbage, any bagged material, cardboard and other recyclables, free liquids such as paint, televisions and computers, tree work done by a for-hire crew, bagged yard waste, Styrofoam and fluorescent bulbs, because one refused item stops the entire pickup.
Construction material is accepted in the bulky waste program, but only up to 2 cubic yards per pickup, and the city publishes no separate construction and demolition drop-off. Loose liquids such as paint are refused in the pile.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer, using one of the two free bulky waste pickups per calendar year. Construction materials are limited to 2 cubic yards or less, and a load beyond the household allowance moves to the paid bulky waste service.
When & how
Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 the week before the pickup and put the material at the curb over the weekend before the collection week, because the crew comes between Monday and Friday without a scheduled day.
Get it ready
Keep the construction load to 2 cubic yards or less, set it at the pickup address within 6 feet of the curb and away from fences, meters, trees and low power lines, and keep paint, chemicals and other free liquids out of the pile along with any bagged or recyclable material.
Exercise equipment is not named in the bulky waste list, which covers furniture, white goods, tires, tree cuttings and small construction loads, so the machine has to be approved before it goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
The bulky waste program publishes no rate and does not name exercise equipment. Confirm the machine, the route and any charge with Springdale Public Works at 479-750-8135 before scheduling a pickup.
When & how
Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 during a pickup week and describe the machine, then put it out only if the department confirms it inside the bulky waste allowance.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its size when you call, fold or tie down the deck and handles where you can, and take off any console or screen so it can go to the electronics drop-off instead of the bulky pile. Keep the machine within 6 feet of the curb and clear of fences, meters and low power lines.
Tree cuttings are part of the bulky waste allowance as long as they are no more than 5 feet long, while bagged yard waste such as grass clippings, leaves and bushes is refused in the same pile, and work done by a for-hire tree crew is not bulky waste at all.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households that can prove residency with a water bill and live in a building of five units or fewer, using one of the two free bulky waste pickups per calendar year for up to 8 cubic yards each, with tree cuttings limited to 5 feet in length.
When & how
Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 the week before and put the cuttings at the curb over the weekend before the collection week.
Get it ready
Cut the material to no more than 5 feet and leave it loose, because it does not need to be bundled or tied. Keep bagged grass clippings, leaves, gumballs and bushes out of the bulky pile, and do not put out trimmings, large branches, wood or limbs left by a tree service or anyone doing that work for hire, since those are the property owner's responsibility.
The bulky waste program starts with a phone call to Public Works at 479-750-8135 during the week before the pickup. The caller is told to wait until the upcoming weekend to put the items at the curb, and the bulky waste crew then comes between Monday and Friday of the following week, because the department cannot schedule a specific day.
Keep the pile close to the curb and clear of obstructions
The program asks residents to place items no further than 6 feet from the curb and away from fences, mailboxes and electric, water or gas meters, and not under trees or low power lines. No vehicle should be parked in front of the pile, every item has to sit at the address that requested the pickup, and the whole set-out stays within the household's allowance.
Two pickups a year, 8 cubic yards each, with item caps inside them
A household can schedule two free bulky waste pickups each calendar year for a combined 8 cubic yards each, or combine the two into a single pickup of up to 16 cubic yards. Inside that allowance the program caps mattresses or box springs at 4 and couches at 2 per calendar year, allows 4 tires with the rims separated, takes tree cuttings no longer than 5 feet, and limits construction material to 2 cubic yards. Anything beyond the allowance goes to the paid service.
Curbside carts are weekly and take only garbage and recyclables
Trash and recycling are collected weekly on the same day for residences inside the city limits, and the cart belongs at the curb by 6 a.m. The service runs through CARDS Recycling, with Springdale Water Utilities billing it on the water account, and questions about the account go to CARDS at 479-435-9061. The cart is for household garbage and recyclables only, so furniture, appliances, screens and construction material have to use the bulky waste program or the drop-off sites.
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City of Springdale Public Works bulky waste program and recycling drop-off, CARDS Recycling under contract with Springdale Water Utilities
Schedule the city bulky waste pickup
A household in a building of five units or fewer with furniture, mattresses, white goods, tires, tree cuttings or a small construction load.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Two bulky waste pickups per calendar year are free for a household that can prove residency with a water bill, each up to 8 cubic yards, or a single combined pickup of up to 16 cubic yards. The program caps mattresses or box springs at 4 and couches at 2 per calendar year.
Arrange it
Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 the week before, set the items at the curb over the weekend, and the crew collects them between Monday and Friday of the following week.
Apartment complexes with more than five units are not eligible, garbage, bagged material, recyclables, free liquids, televisions, computers, bagged yard waste, Styrofoam and fluorescent bulbs stop the whole pickup from being collected, and a cooling appliance needs documented professional refrigerant removal.
City of Springdale Public Works bulky waste program and recycling drop-off, CARDS Recycling under contract with Springdale Water Utilities
Use the paid bulky waste service for a large load
A household with more than 16 cubic yards of bulky waste that has used up the free allowance or is clearing a full house.
Cost & conditions
From $150 for minimum charge for eight cubic yards of the paid bulky waste service, priced per cubic yard above the free household allowance. Households with more than 16 cubic yards of bulky waste. A signed approval form from the property owner, occupant, tenant or lessee is required for removal of the excess material.
Arrange it
Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 to inquire about the paid service, submit the signed approval form, and put the load at the curb for the scheduled collection week.
The paid service is priced by volume with a minimum charge, it is only for households past the 16 cubic yard free allowance, and the same refused items that stop a free pickup also stop this one.
City of Springdale Public Works bulky waste program and recycling drop-off, CARDS Recycling under contract with Springdale Water Utilities
Take the item to the Springdale Recycling Drop-off
A resident with recyclables, used motor oil, antifreeze, batteries, sharps, paint, tires or an old television or computer that the curbside cart and the bulky pile refuse.
Cost & conditions
The site publishes per-item rates rather than one gate price: paint, tires, rims, light tubes, compact fluorescent lamps, electronics, flat screens and HID lamps are each priced separately, with the electronics and flat screen lines listed per item, while aluminum, cardboard, glass bottles and jars, paper, plastics 1 and 2, steel or tin cans, antifreeze, batteries, sharps and used motor oil are listed as free. Confirm the rate for the exact item at 479-249-4558.
Arrange it
Take the material to 1809 S Lowell Road, Springdale, AR 72764, which is open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The site is only open three days a week, several priced items are limited to residents of Springdale, Washington or Madison counties, and paint has a daily can limit per address, so confirm before loading a large load.
City of Springdale Public Works bulky waste program and recycling drop-off, CARDS Recycling under contract with Springdale Water Utilities
Use the regional district site in Prairie Grove
A household with electronics, household hazardous waste or recyclables that would rather drive to the regional district than to the city drop-off.
Cost & conditions
The city states that electronics can be recycled for a fee at Boston Mountain as well as at the Springdale drop-off, and that additional household hazardous waste can be brought to the district and recycled free, while the district's own page does not carry a price list. Confirm the item and the rate at 479-846-3005.
Arrange it
Take the material to 11398 Bond Road, Prairie Grove, AR 72753. The district publishes hours of Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.
The district page does not publish an item list or a price list, so call 479-846-3005 to confirm that the material is accepted and what it costs before loading the vehicle. The city pages state only that electronics carry a fee here and that additional household hazardous waste is recycled free.
City drop-off for recyclables, yard-related material and priced household items
Springdale Recycling Drop-off Location
1809 S Lowell Road, Springdale, AR 72764
Aluminum, cardboard and chipboard, glass bottles and jars, junk mail, telephone books, shredded paper, office paper, newspaper, plastic bottles number 1 and number 2, and steel or tin cans free of charge, plus antifreeze, batteries, sharps in a rigid container and used motor oil. Priced items include oil based paint, latex paint, spray paint, tires, rims, light tubes, compact fluorescent lamps, electronics, flat screens and HID lamps.
Open only on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Paint, tires and rims are limited to residents, with a 20 can per day limit per resident address for paint and a monthly cap on tires, while the light tube, compact fluorescent, electronics, flat screen and HID rates carry no published residency requirement. The recycling program page prints the same site as 1809 Lowell Road, so confirm the address format if a navigation app struggles with it.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; closed the other days of the week.
There is no single gate price. Paint, tires, rims, tubes, compact fluorescent lamps, electronics, flat screens and HID lamps are each priced per item, and the recyclables, antifreeze, batteries, sharps and used motor oil are listed as free. Confirm the exact item at 479-249-4558.
Regional solid waste district site in Prairie Grove
Boston Mountain Solid Waste District
11398 Bond Road, Prairie Grove, AR 72753
The city points residents here for electronics for a fee, for additional household hazardous waste that is recycled free, and for recycling and tires as an alternative to the Springdale drop-off.
The district page does not publish its item list or its price list, so the acceptance terms come from the city pages, which send residents here for electronics for a fee and for additional household hazardous waste that is recycled free. Call 479-846-3005 to confirm acceptance and price before hauling anything unusual.
Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., which matches the hours the city publishes for the same address.
The district publishes no price list on its drop-off page. The city states electronics carry a fee here while additional household hazardous waste is recycled free, so confirm the exact item at 479-846-3005.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How many mattresses can Springdale take in a year?+
The bulky waste program allows 4 mattresses or box springs per calendar year from one household, and that cap sits inside the two pickups a household may schedule each calendar year for up to 8 cubic yards each. Apartments in buildings of more than five units are not eligible for the program, and a resident has to show a water bill as proof of residency.Official guidance
Will the city take a couch as bulky waste?+
Yes. Furniture is named in the bulky waste program, and the program caps couches at 2 per calendar year for one household inside the two free pickups it allows each year. Call Public Works at 479-750-8135 the week before you want the pickup, then put the couch at the curb over the weekend before the collection week.Official guidance
What has to happen before a refrigerator is collected?+
The refrigerant has to come out first. The bulky waste program collects white goods such as stoves, water heaters, washing machines, dryers and refrigerators, but any cooling item must have its refrigerant or other refrigerant coolant removed by a licensed professional, and documentation verifying the removal has to be available, because the item is not collected without it.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Springdale?+
Televisions and computers cannot go in the bulky waste pile or the curbside cart, and the city says electronics can be recycled for a fee at the Springdale Recycling Drop-off Location on South Lowell Road or at Boston Mountain Solid Waste District in Prairie Grove. The drop-off fee list prices electronics per item and flat screens per item, so ask before you load the vehicle.Official guidance
What keeps a Springdale bulky waste pile from being collected?+
One refused item stops the whole pickup. Garbage, bagged material, cardboard and other recyclables, free liquids such as paint or chemicals, televisions and computers, tree trimmings left by a for-hire crew, bagged yard waste, Styrofoam and fluorescent bulbs are all refused in the bulky waste pile, and the program states that nothing will be picked up until those items are removed.Official guidance
Who collects trash and bulky items in Springdale?+
Curbside trash and recycling come from CARDS Recycling, which holds the city contract, and Springdale Water Utilities bills the service on the water account, so account and service questions go to CARDS at 479-435-9061. The bulky waste program, the recycling and hazardous disposal drop-off and the recycling program are city operations, and bulky pickups are scheduled with Public Works at 479-750-8135.Official guidance
How much bulky waste can one Springdale household set out?+
Two pickups per calendar year, each up to 8 cubic yards, or the two combined into a single pickup of up to 16 cubic yards. Inside that allowance a household is capped at 4 mattresses or box springs and 2 couches a year, tires are limited to 4 a year with the rims separated, tree cuttings are limited to 5 feet in length, and construction material is limited to 2 cubic yards per pickup.Official guidance
Who can use the Springdale bulky waste program?+
Households that can prove residency with a copy of their water bill and live in a building with five units or fewer. Apartment complexes with more than five units are not eligible, a pickup cannot be scheduled for a neighbor, family member or tenant without their prior approval, and households with more than 16 cubic yards of material have to use the paid bulky waste service with a signed approval form.Official guidance
What does it cost to get rid of a television or computer?+
Televisions and computers are refused in the bulky waste pile and in the curbside cart, so the published route is the fee-based drop-off. The Springdale Recycling Drop-off Location prices electronics and flat screens per item, the district site in Prairie Grove also charges for electronics, and the city states plainly that electronics can be recycled for a fee at either one.Official guidance
When is the Springdale Recycling Drop-off open?+
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1809 S Lowell Road. The regional district site in Prairie Grove publishes longer hours, Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., and the city says electronics can be recycled for a fee at either site.Official guidance
How is the curbside trash service billed?+
Trash service is included for residences inside the city limits, and Springdale Water Utilities acts as the billing agent for CARDS Recycling, so the charge appears on the water account. The utility publishes the current monthly rate for trash and recycling and a lower senior rate for account holders 65 and over with verification, and only CARDS can change the trash account.Official guidance
