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City collection Furniture and carpet are named in the material the Sahuarita Transfer Station accepts, so a couch can be self-hauled there with the rest of a household load. Curbside collection here is a private subscription, and a bulky pickup is arranged with the hauler at its own price. From $26.25 per residential vehicle load under one ton at the Sahuarita Transfer Station, with loads at or above one ton billed per ton. Pima County residents bringing the item to the county transfer station under the published residential rate; a curbside pickup is priced by the private hauler.
City collection A mattress is not named in the county's transfer station material lists, so a Green Valley household confirms the item first. The curbside route is a bulky pickup from the private hauler, which names an old mattress as the kind of item its bulk waste service is for, and the self-haul route is the county transfer station. No county rate names a mattress, because the transfer station lists furniture and carpet rather than bedding, and the hauler publishes no price. Confirm the item and the price with the hauler or with the station before the mattress leaves the house.
City collection The Sahuarita Transfer Station takes scrap metal including household appliances such as washers, dryers, hot water heaters and refrigerators, with the residential rate applying. A refrigerator or another Freon item has to go to a designated area and is limited to one item per household per year on a non-commercial basis, so a second unit needs another answer. From $26.25 per residential vehicle load under one ton at the Sahuarita Transfer Station, where scrap metal including household appliances is charged at the residential rate, with loads at or above one ton billed per ton. Pima County residents bringing the appliance to the county transfer station. A Freon item is limited to one per household per year on a non-commercial basis, and the hauler prices any curbside pickup it takes.
City collection A Green Valley household clears out bulky material two ways. Curbside collection is a private subscription, and the hauler serving the address offers a bulky waste pickup for items such as an old mattress or a refrigerator at its own price. Self-hauling goes to the county transfer station at 16605 S. La Canada Rd. in Sahuarita, which takes furniture, carpet, green waste, construction debris and the heavier household material during its open hours. From $26.25 per residential vehicle load under one ton at the Sahuarita Transfer Station, with loads at or above one ton billed per ton, and a curbside pickup priced separately by the hauler. Loads brought to the county transfer station under the published residential rate with the county's proof of residency, and a curbside pickup arranged directly with the private hauler that serves the address.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
There is no city collection department for this community, so a household subscribes to a private hauler for curbside service and uses the county's transfer and household hazardous waste system for everything else. The county's contract operator runs transfer stations, and the station at 16605 S. La Canada Rd. in Sahuarita is the nearest of the county's published sites, and it takes bagged household waste, green waste, construction debris, furniture, carpet, dirt, rocks, concrete and bricks, plus free recycling, free antifreeze, battery, oil and paint drop-off, tires free for residents up to five a year, and scrap metal including washers, dryers, hot water heaters and refrigerators. A refrigerator or other Freon item is limited to one per household per year in a designated area, electronics are kept out of the recycling bins and go to the Pima County household hazardous waste program, and a curbside bulky pickup is arranged with the hauler at its own price.
A Green Valley household clears out bulky material two ways. Curbside collection is a private subscription, and the hauler serving the address offers a bulky waste pickup for items such as an old mattress or a refrigerator at its own price. Self-hauling goes to the county transfer station at 16605 S. La Canada Rd. in Sahuarita, which takes furniture, carpet, green waste, construction debris and the heavier household material during its open hours.
City cost & eligibility
From $26.25 per residential vehicle load under one ton at the Sahuarita Transfer Station, with loads at or above one ton billed per ton, and a curbside pickup priced separately by the hauler. Loads brought to the county transfer station under the published residential rate with the county's proof of residency, and a curbside pickup arranged directly with the private hauler that serves the address.
When & how
The Sahuarita Transfer Station is open Monday to Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and closed Sunday plus the published county holidays. A curbside pickup is scheduled directly with the hauler.
Get it ready
Sort the load before it leaves the house, because the station has separate areas for recycling, scrap metal, tires, antifreeze, batteries, oil and paint, and a Freon item has its own designated area. Hazardous and liquid waste, dead animals and fencing of any type are refused.
Furniture and carpet are named in the material the Sahuarita Transfer Station accepts, so a couch can be self-hauled there with the rest of a household load. Curbside collection here is a private subscription, and a bulky pickup is arranged with the hauler at its own price.
City cost & eligibility
From $26.25 per residential vehicle load under one ton at the Sahuarita Transfer Station, with loads at or above one ton billed per ton. Pima County residents bringing the item to the county transfer station under the published residential rate; a curbside pickup is priced by the private hauler.
When & how
Drop the furniture at the transfer station during its Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. hours, or book a curbside bulky pickup with the hauler on a date it sets.
Get it ready
Keep the furniture clear of the rigid material that shares the same load, and keep it away from the Freon items that have to go to their own designated area. Hazardous and liquid waste, dead animals and fencing are refused at the station.
A mattress is not named in the county's transfer station material lists, so a Green Valley household confirms the item first. The curbside route is a bulky pickup from the private hauler, which names an old mattress as the kind of item its bulk waste service is for, and the self-haul route is the county transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
No county rate names a mattress, because the transfer station lists furniture and carpet rather than bedding, and the hauler publishes no price. Confirm the item and the price with the hauler or with the station before the mattress leaves the house.
When & how
Call the hauler for a bulky pickup date, or ask the transfer station at 520-305-8708 whether it accepts bedding during its Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. hours.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry and whole, and keep it out of the recycling area and off the scrap metal pile, because the station separates its material and refuses anything hazardous or liquid.
The Sahuarita Transfer Station takes scrap metal including household appliances such as washers, dryers, hot water heaters and refrigerators, with the residential rate applying. A refrigerator or another Freon item has to go to a designated area and is limited to one item per household per year on a non-commercial basis, so a second unit needs another answer.
City cost & eligibility
From $26.25 per residential vehicle load under one ton at the Sahuarita Transfer Station, where scrap metal including household appliances is charged at the residential rate, with loads at or above one ton billed per ton. Pima County residents bringing the appliance to the county transfer station. A Freon item is limited to one per household per year on a non-commercial basis, and the hauler prices any curbside pickup it takes.
When & how
Bring the unit to the transfer station during its Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. hours, or arrange a bulky pickup with the hauler, which names a refrigerator as an example of what its service handles.
Get it ready
Empty the unit before it is loaded, keep a refrigerator or other Freon item separate from the rest of the load so it can go to the designated area, and keep refrigerant and oil out of the household trash and the recycling bins.
Electronics are collected by the Pima County household hazardous waste program, which lists electronics alongside chemicals, batteries and paint. Residents outside the City of Tucson pay the program's published per-visit fee, and the county's facility document keeps electronics out of the recycling bins.
City cost & eligibility
$15 per visit for residents outside the City of Tucson, which the household hazardous waste program charges while City of Tucson residents drop free. Residents outside the City of Tucson confirm their category with a driver's license or a current utility bill as proof of residency.
When & how
Take electronics to the Los Reales Sustainability Campus drop-off at 5300 E. Los Reales Rd. on Thursday, Friday or Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., closed on the second Saturday of each month except during the summer months, or to one of the monthly collection events held on the second Saturday.
Get it ready
Keep televisions, monitors, computers and other electronics out of the recycling bins and out of the household trip to the transfer station, wipe personal data before handover, and bring proof of residency because the fee depends on where the household lives.
Construction debris, dirt, rocks, concrete and bricks are named in the material the Sahuarita Transfer Station accepts, so a household project load can be self-hauled there at the residential rate. Commercial waste is treated separately under the county's published commercial rates.
City cost & eligibility
From $26.25 per residential vehicle load under one ton at the Sahuarita Transfer Station, with loads at or above one ton billed per ton and commercial loads billed on the county's separate commercial schedule. Residential loads brought to the county transfer station; a load the station treats as non-standard waste needs approval before it is accepted, and a commercial load is billed differently.
When & how
Bring the load to the transfer station during its Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. hours, since it is closed Sunday and on the published county holidays.
Get it ready
Separate concrete, dirt and rock from the rest if the load is mixed, cover the load because the county charges an uncovered load fee, and ask about non-standard waste approval before hauling material the station may need to review.
Exercise equipment is not named in the county's transfer station material lists, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed first. A machine is also too large for a curbside cart, which means it needs either the hauler's bulky pickup or a self-hauled load.
City cost & eligibility
No county or hauler rate names an exercise machine. Confirm whether it goes as furniture or as scrap metal at the transfer station, or what the hauler charges for a bulky pickup, before the machine is moved.
When & how
Call the transfer station at 520-305-8708 during its Monday to Saturday hours, or the hauler, before setting a machine out or loading it.
Get it ready
Describe the frame and whether the machine has a console, screen or battery, take those parts off so they can be handled separately, and keep the machine out of the recycling area and off the scrap metal pile until the route is confirmed.
Curbside service in Green Valley is a private subscription
There is no municipal collection department for this community, so each household arranges curbside trash and recycling with a private hauler. The hauler serving the address also lists a bulky waste pickup for items such as an old mattress or a refrigerator, and it sets its own price and collection day, so the pickup is booked directly with the company rather than through a city office.
Know the county station rules before loading the truck
The county transfer station in Sahuarita takes bagged household waste, green waste, construction debris, furniture, carpet, dirt, rocks, concrete and bricks, and it keeps separate areas for recycling, scrap metal, tires, antifreeze, batteries, oil and paint. Hazardous and liquid waste, dead animals and fencing of any type are refused, a refrigerator or Freon item goes to a designated area at one item per household per year, and recycling, the antifreeze battery oil and paint collection, and up to five tires a year are free for residents.
The county's own guidance for its recycling drop-offs says never to put food, liquids, foam packaging, plastic bags or film, yard waste, electronics, carpeting, clothing, furniture, tires or hazardous material into a recycling cart or bin. Anything on that list belongs in the household waste stream, the scrap metal or tire area, or the household hazardous waste program instead.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
A household that wants a couch, a mattress, a refrigerator or another large item taken from the property rather than driven anywhere.
Cost & conditions
The hauler publishes no price for Green Valley. It lists bulk waste pickup, names an old mattress or refrigerator as the kind of item the service is for, and asks the household to contact it for pricing and scheduling.
Arrange it
Contact the hauler that serves the address, ask whether the item is covered, and book a pickup day for the company's bulky waste service.
Curbside service here is a private subscription, so there is no city program to fall back on and the price is set by the company, not by a published municipal rate.
Pima County and WM of Arizona, with private haulers for curbside service
Self-haul to the county transfer station in Sahuarita
A household with a vehicle and a load of furniture, carpet, appliances, construction debris or other bulky material.
Cost & conditions
From $26.25 per residential vehicle load under one ton at the Sahuarita Transfer Station, with loads at or above one ton billed per ton under the county schedule effective January 1, 2024. Pima County residents, with recycling, the antifreeze battery oil and paint collection, and up to five tires a year free. Confirm the current figure at the scale house, because the published schedule carries an effective date.
Arrange it
Drive to 16605 S. La Canada Rd. in Sahuarita and unload during the station's Monday to Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. hours.
Hazardous and liquid waste, dead animals and fencing are refused, a Freon item is limited to one per household per year in a designated area, and an uncovered load carries its own fee on top of the tonnage charge.
Pima County and WM of Arizona, with private haulers for curbside service
Use the county household hazardous waste program
A household with a television, a computer, batteries, paint, chemicals or another hazardous product that cannot go in the trash or the recycling bins.
Cost & conditions
$15 per visit for residents outside the City of Tucson, which the household hazardous waste program charges while City of Tucson residents drop free. A Green Valley household is outside the City of Tucson, so the per-visit fee applies and a driver's license or current utility bill proves residency.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Los Reales Sustainability Campus drop-off at 5300 E. Los Reales Rd., open Thursday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m., or to a collection event on the second Saturday of the month.
The drop-off is closed on the second Saturday of every month except during the summer months, the monthly events pause during the summer, and hazardous waste still cannot go in a household cart or a recycling bin.
The self-haul route for a Green Valley address is the county system, because the curbside side is a private subscription with no municipal department behind it. The transfer station at 16605 S. La Canada Rd. in Sahuarita is open Monday to Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. and closed Sunday and on the published county holidays, and it takes bagged household waste, green waste, construction debris, furniture, carpet, dirt, rocks, concrete and bricks, with free recycling, free antifreeze, battery, oil and paint drop-off up to five gallons a month, free tires for residents up to five a year, and scrap metal including washers, dryers, hot water heaters and refrigerators. A residential vehicle load under one ton pays the published vehicle rate and a heavier load pays by the ton, with an extra charge for an uncovered load. A refrigerator or Freon item goes to a designated area at one item per household per year. Electronics, batteries, paint, chemicals and other hazardous household products go instead to the household hazardous waste program, whose Los Reales drop-off at 5300 E. Los Reales Rd. is open Thursday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. plus monthly second Saturday events, and which charges households outside the City of Tucson a flat per-visit fee. Pima County Waste Services guide to the landfill and transfer stations operated under county contract, with facility hours, accepted and refused items and the published fee scheduleHousehold hazardous waste program page with the Los Reales drop-off location and hours, the monthly collection events and the per-visit fee for unincorporated Pima County residents
County transfer station serving this part of Pima County
Sahuarita Transfer Station
16605 S. La Canada Rd., Sahuarita, AZ
Bagged household waste, green waste, construction debris, furniture, carpet, manure and livestock waste, dirt, rocks, concrete and bricks, free recycling drop-off, free antifreeze, battery, oil and paint drop-off up to five gallons a month, tires free for residents up to five a year with or without rims, and scrap metal including washers, dryers, hot water heaters and refrigerators.
Hazardous and liquid waste, dead animals and fencing of any type are refused, and a refrigerator or Freon item has to go to a designated area at one item per household per year on a non-commercial basis. Non-standard waste needs approval before acceptance, an uncovered load carries its own fee, and the station is closed on the published county holidays.
Monday to Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., closed Sunday.
From $26.25 per residential vehicle load under one ton, with loads at or above one ton billed per ton under the county schedule effective January 1, 2024. Pima County residents. Recycling, the antifreeze battery oil and paint drop-off, and up to five tires a year are free. Confirm the current rate at the scale house, since the published schedule carries an effective date.
Household hazardous waste drop-off for electronics, batteries, paint and chemicals
Los Reales Sustainability Campus household hazardous waste drop-off
5300 E. Los Reales Rd., Tucson, AZ
Chemicals, batteries, electronics and paint from households, handled by the trained staff of the household hazardous waste collection program.
The fee depends on where the household lives and a driver's license or current utility bill proves residency, and the site is closed on the second Saturday of every month except during the summer months. The program refuses nothing by name on the page, but every item still has to be household material rather than business waste.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.
$15 per visit for residents outside the City of Tucson, which the program charges while City of Tucson residents drop free. A Green Valley household is outside the City of Tucson, so the per-visit fee applies. Proof of residency is a driver's license or a current utility bill.
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 do I get rid of bulky items in Green Valley?+
Either book a bulky pickup with the private hauler that serves the address, since there is no city collection department here, or drive the load to the county transfer station at 16605 S. La Canada Rd. in Sahuarita. The station publishes a residential vehicle rate for a load under one ton and a per-ton rate above that, while the hauler sets its own pickup price.Official guidance
Will a hauler take a couch from the curb in Green Valley?+
A couch is handled either by the private hauler that serves the address or by the county transfer station. The hauler lists bulk waste pickup and names a mattress or a refrigerator as the kind of item it is for, and it quotes its own price, while the Sahuarita Transfer Station names furniture and carpet in the material it accepts at the residential rate.Official guidance
How does Green Valley handle a refrigerator?+
The county transfer station in Sahuarita takes refrigerators with its scrap metal, and a Freon item has to be placed in a designated area at one item per household per year on a non-commercial basis. Washers, dryers and hot water heaters are on the same scrap metal list, and a curbside bulky pickup for a refrigerator is priced by the private hauler.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Green Valley?+
To the county household hazardous waste program, which accepts electronics along with chemicals, batteries and paint. Residents outside the City of Tucson pay the published per-visit fee and prove residency with a driver's license or a current utility bill, so a Green Valley household confirms its category on arrival, and the drop-off at Los Reales is open Thursday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. with monthly collection events on the second Saturday.Official guidance
Who picks up trash in Green Valley?+
Nobody municipal, because there is no city collection department here. Each household subscribes to a private hauler for curbside trash and recycling, and the disposal side runs through the county's contract facilities, with the transfer station at 16605 S. La Canada Rd. in Sahuarita as the nearest of the county's published sites, and the county publishes no service-area assignment, so confirm the site for the address.Official guidance
What does it cost to use the county transfer station?+
A residential vehicle load under one ton pays the county's published vehicle rate, and a load at or above one ton is billed per ton under the county schedule. Recycling, the antifreeze, battery, oil and paint drop-off, and up to five tires a year are free for residents, while an uncovered load, non-standard waste and tires with rims carry their own published fees.Official guidance
Is household hazardous waste free for Green Valley residents?+
No. The household hazardous waste program is free to City of Tucson residents, while residents outside the City of Tucson, including those in Marana, Oro Valley and Sahuarita, pay a flat per-visit fee and prove residency with a driver's license or a current utility bill. The drop-off at Los Reales takes chemicals, batteries, electronics and paint.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch or a mattress in Green Valley?+
Book a bulky pickup with the private hauler that serves the address, since curbside service here is a subscription and the hauler quotes its own price, or self-haul the item to the county transfer station in Sahuarita, which names furniture and carpet in the material it accepts. A mattress is not named on the county's list, so confirm bedding with the hauler or the station before it is set out.Official guidance
