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City collection A couch, a sofa or a chair does not fit a cart, so the route is the city's bulk pickup through WM. Litchfield Park schedules bulk collection up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee, on the last Thursday of the month, but it publishes no item list for those events, so the piece is confirmed with WM before the pickup is booked. The city publishes no bulk item list and no per item price for bulky waste. Bulk pickup itself can be scheduled up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee and three items an event, and extra items or extra pickups can be arranged for a fee, so confirm the piece with WM at (888) 964-9780 before scheduling.
City collection A mattress and a box spring do not fit a cart, and the city publishes neither a mattress program nor a bulk item list, so bedding is confirmed with WM before a pickup is scheduled. The bulk service is the city route, with up to six collections a year for each residence and three items per event. No mattress or box spring price is published, and the city publishes no bulk item list, so call WM at (888) 964-9780 to confirm the unit. Bulk pickup can be scheduled up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee, three items an event, and extra items or extra pickups are arranged for a fee.
City collection An appliance is a bulk item rather than a cart item, and the city publishes no appliance program and no bulk item list, so the unit is confirmed with WM before the pickup is scheduled. The city's cart guidance covers hazardous material and says nothing about refrigerant recovery. The city publishes no appliance fee and no bulk item list, so call WM at (888) 964-9780 to confirm whether the unit can go out with one of the bulk pickups, which run up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee and three items an event. Ask about a unit holding refrigerant as well, because the city publishes no rule for one.
City collection Bulk pickup is how a large item leaves Litchfield Park. A residence can schedule up to six bulk collections a year with no additional fee, each event is limited to three items, and collections run on the last Thursday of each month except November, when the pickup moves to the Thursday before Thanksgiving. The city publishes no list of which items the truck will take. No charge. Up to six bulk pickups a year for each residence with no additional fee, limited to three items per event; extra items or more than six pickups can be arranged for a fee, and the household's weekly trash and recycling service itself is billed directly by WM.
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?
Litchfield Park hands its residential trash and recycling to WM of Arizona, and residents pay WM directly for the carts. Household garbage and clean recyclables go out on the same weekly schedule in two wheeled carts, at the curb by 6 a.m. with the wheels facing the house, and the carts may not hold batteries, paint, oil, cleaners, tires, construction waste, medical material or electronics. The way a large item leaves is bulk pickup: a residence can schedule several collections a year with no additional fee and three items at a time, on the last Thursday of the month, arranged online through a My WM account. The city publishes no item list for those collections, so a couch, a mattress, an appliance, a television or a treadmill is confirmed with WM first, and the only drop-off the city lists is a store bin for bulbs, rechargeable batteries and cell phones.
A couch, a sofa or a chair does not fit a cart, so the route is the city's bulk pickup through WM. Litchfield Park schedules bulk collection up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee, on the last Thursday of the month, but it publishes no item list for those events, so the piece is confirmed with WM before the pickup is booked.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no bulk item list and no per item price for bulky waste. Bulk pickup itself can be scheduled up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee and three items an event, and extra items or extra pickups can be arranged for a fee, so confirm the piece with WM at (888) 964-9780 before scheduling.
When & how
Bulk collections run on the last Thursday of each month, except November, when the pickup moves to the Thursday before Thanksgiving, and the pickup is booked online through a My WM account at wm.com.
Get it ready
Keep the piece out of the carts, which take household trash and clean recyclables only, and keep it dry and complete until the collection day, because WM confirms the accepted item when the pickup is scheduled.
A mattress and a box spring do not fit a cart, and the city publishes neither a mattress program nor a bulk item list, so bedding is confirmed with WM before a pickup is scheduled. The bulk service is the city route, with up to six collections a year for each residence and three items per event.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress or box spring price is published, and the city publishes no bulk item list, so call WM at (888) 964-9780 to confirm the unit. Bulk pickup can be scheduled up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee, three items an event, and extra items or extra pickups are arranged for a fee.
When & how
Schedule the pickup online through a My WM account for the last Thursday of the month, or the Thursday before Thanksgiving in November.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry and off the curb until the pickup is confirmed, and keep it out of both carts, which take household trash and clean recyclables rather than bedding.
Refrigerators, washers, dryers and other appliances
Special rules apply
An appliance is a bulk item rather than a cart item, and the city publishes no appliance program and no bulk item list, so the unit is confirmed with WM before the pickup is scheduled. The city's cart guidance covers hazardous material and says nothing about refrigerant recovery.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no appliance fee and no bulk item list, so call WM at (888) 964-9780 to confirm whether the unit can go out with one of the bulk pickups, which run up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee and three items an event. Ask about a unit holding refrigerant as well, because the city publishes no rule for one.
When & how
Book the collection online through a My WM account for the last Thursday of the month after WM confirms the unit.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance before the collection day, keep the doors and racks with it, and keep it away from both carts, which cannot take an appliance of any size.
Electronics are named twice in the city's own guidance and both point away from the carts: the trash guidance says not to put e-waste in a cart, and the dangerous items list names electronics among the material that must never go in one. The city publishes no electronics drop-off and no fee, so a television or computer is confirmed with WM, while the store bins the city lists take only compact fluorescent bulbs, rechargeable batteries and cell phones.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no electronics fee and no electronics drop-off, so call WM at (888) 964-9780 to confirm whether the item can go out with one of the bulk pickups, which are scheduled up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee and three items an event. The store bins the city lists accept only bulbs, rechargeable batteries and cell phones.
When & how
Confirm the item with WM before the last Thursday collection, and take a small device to a store bin only if it is one of the items the city says that store accepts.
Get it ready
Keep the screen or computer out of both carts and off the curb until WM confirms the pickup, and take personal data off the device before it leaves your hands.
Construction waste is named on the city's do-not-cart list, and Litchfield Park publishes no construction collection, no container service and no drop-off, so renovation material never rides with the weekly carts. The route is a private container or hauler, and any load is confirmed with the company because the city publishes no bulk item list either.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no construction collection, no container price and no bulk item list, so the route is a private container or hauler that sets its own price, and the load should be confirmed with the company before it is ordered. The city's published position is only that construction waste must never go in the trash or recycling carts.
When & how
Order the container before the work starts, because the city route is a cart-based service with a scheduled bulk pickup that does not publish construction acceptance.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the carts, keep liquid and hazardous material separate, and describe each material to the company or the receiving site before the load is scheduled.
Exercise equipment appears in none of the city's published lists, and Litchfield Park has no municipal drop-off, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed rather than assumed. A bulk pickup is the city route if WM accepts the machine, and a machine WM will not take needs a private hauler.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate or list covers an exercise machine, so call WM at (888) 964-9780 to confirm whether it can go out with a bulk pickup, which runs up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee and three items an event. If WM will not take it, the route is a private hauler that sets its own price.
When & how
Confirm the machine before the last Thursday bulk collection, since the city publishes no item list that covers exercise equipment.
Get it ready
Remove any battery or console so it can be handled separately, keep the machine off the curb until WM confirms it, and keep it out of both carts.
Bulk pickup is how a large item leaves Litchfield Park. A residence can schedule up to six bulk collections a year with no additional fee, each event is limited to three items, and collections run on the last Thursday of each month except November, when the pickup moves to the Thursday before Thanksgiving. The city publishes no list of which items the truck will take.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Up to six bulk pickups a year for each residence with no additional fee, limited to three items per event; extra items or more than six pickups can be arranged for a fee, and the household's weekly trash and recycling service itself is billed directly by WM.
When & how
Schedule the pickup online through a My WM account at wm.com, and plan for the last Thursday of the month, or the Thursday before Thanksgiving in November.
Get it ready
Set the items out for the collection day after WM confirms them, keep them clear of the carts, parked cars and mailboxes, and keep the material the city lists as dangerous out of the carts while you wait.
The city lists two store drop-offs for the small items that cannot go in a cart. Lowe's in Goodyear takes compact fluorescent bulbs, with one bulb to a bag the store provides, and rechargeable batteries, while Home Depot in Avondale takes bulbs at the service desk, rechargeable batteries and cell phones. Neither store takes fluorescent tubes, and neither takes a larger electronic item.
City cost & eligibility
The city lists the two store bins without publishing a fee for either, so confirm the bin is open and accepting your item when you arrive. The bins take compact fluorescent bulbs, rechargeable batteries and, at Home Depot, cell phones, and Lowe's does not take fluorescent tubes.
When & how
Go during store hours, to the Lowe's at 13191 W. McDowell Rd in Goodyear or the Home Depot at 1489 N. Dysart Rd in Avondale.
Get it ready
Bag each bulb separately with the bags the store provides, and keep tubes, televisions and computers out of these bins because the city says they are not what the stores take.
Two carts, one weekly schedule, and a strict placement rule
Refuse and recycling carts are serviced weekly, and both go to the curb by 6 a.m. with the wheels facing the house the night before the collection day. Keep the carts at least three feet from parked cars, mailboxes and other obstacles, and bring them in after collection. A service day that falls on or after an annual holiday might be delayed by one day, which is confirmed at wm.com.
Bulk pickup runs on the last Thursday of the month
A residence can schedule up to six bulk pickups a year with no additional fee, and each collection is limited to three items. The pickups happen on the last Thursday of each month, except in November, when the collection moves to the Thursday before Thanksgiving, and the pickup is booked online through a My WM account. Extra items, or more than six pickups in a year, can be arranged for a fee.
The city's dangerous items list is batteries such as lithium-ion and lead-acid, pesticides and herbicides, paints and solvents, household cleaners, motor oil and automotive fluids, asbestos, electronics, propane tanks, fluorescent light bulbs, aerosol cans, medications, and fertilizers. The trash guidance adds construction waste, auto parts, tires and medical waste, and the city publishes no drop-off for most of these, so ask WM or the city where the material should go. The two store bins the city lists take compact fluorescent bulbs, rechargeable batteries and cell phones.
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 Litchfield Park residence with a couch, a mattress, an appliance, an exercise machine or another large item that will not fit a cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Up to six bulk pickups a year for each residence with no additional fee, limited to three items per event; extra items or more than six pickups are arranged for a fee, and the household's weekly service is billed directly by WM.
Arrange it
Create a My WM account at wm.com and schedule the pickup online for the last Thursday of the month, or call WM at (888) 964-9780, and remember that November moves to the Thursday before Thanksgiving.
The city publishes no list of which items a bulk truck accepts, so confirm the exact item with WM before the collection day, and never put batteries, paint, oil, cleaners, propane, medical waste, tires, construction waste or electronics in a cart.
A household or contractor with construction or remodeling material that the city carts and bulk service cannot take.
Cost & conditions
Litchfield Park publishes no construction collection, no container price and no bulk item list, so a private container or hauler sets its own price and the quote has to be confirmed before the container is ordered.
Arrange it
Contact a licensed container or hauling company to deliver a box before the work starts, then have the same company remove it after the material is loaded.
Construction waste must never go in the trash or recycling carts, and the city publishes no drop-off of its own, so this is the route for a renovation load in Litchfield Park.
Use the store bins for bulbs, batteries and phones
A household with a compact fluorescent bulb, a rechargeable battery or an old cell phone.
Cost & conditions
The city lists the two store bins without publishing a fee, so confirm at the store that the bin is open and accepting your item, and note that a fluorescent tube is not accepted at either location.
Arrange it
Take bulbs to the Lowe's at 13191 W. McDowell Rd in Goodyear or the Home Depot at 1489 N. Dysart Rd in Avondale during store hours, one bulb to a bag the store provides, and use the same trip for rechargeable batteries or a cell phone.
The bins take compact fluorescent bulbs, rechargeable batteries and, at Home Depot, cell phones, so a television, a computer or a fluorescent tube has to go another way.
Store bin for compact fluorescent bulbs and rechargeable batteries
Lowe's, Goodyear
13191 W. McDowell Rd, Goodyear, AZ
Compact fluorescent light bulbs, one bulb to a plastic bag the store provides, and rechargeable batteries, with the recycling bin just inside the main entrance.
Fluorescent tubes are not accepted at this location, and the city publishes no fee for the bin, so confirm it is open and taking your item when you arrive.
Store hours apply and the city page does not publish them, so confirm the current hours before a trip.
The city lists the bin without a fee, so confirm at the store that the recycling bin is open and accepting your item.
Store bin for compact fluorescent bulbs, rechargeable batteries and cell phones
Home Depot, Avondale
1489 N. Dysart Rd, Avondale, AZ
Compact fluorescent light bulbs at the service desk just inside the main entrance, with bags the store provides, plus rechargeable batteries and cell phones for recycling.
The store does not take fluorescent tubes or larger electronics, and the city publishes no fee for the bin, so confirm it is open and accepting your item when you arrive.
Store hours apply and the city page does not publish them, so confirm the current hours before a trip.
The city lists the bin without a fee, so confirm at the store that the service desk is accepting your item.
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.
Will Litchfield Park take a couch from the curb?+
A couch is too large for the carts, so it has to go out with a bulk pickup that is scheduled through WM, and the city asks residents to confirm items first because it publishes no bulk item list. The bulky service allows up to six pickups a year for each residence with no additional fee and three items an event, on the last Thursday of the month.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Litchfield Park?+
Through a bulk pickup scheduled with WM, because a mattress does not fit a cart and the city publishes no mattress program. Confirm the unit with WM at (888) 964-9780 before booking, since the city publishes no bulk item list, and plan the collection for the last Thursday of the month.Official guidance
Will WM take an appliance at the curb in Litchfield Park?+
An appliance needs a bulk pickup rather than a cart, and the city publishes no item list for those collections, so confirm the unit with WM at (888) 964-9780 first. Bulk pickups run up to six times a year for each residence with no additional fee and three items an event, and a unit holding refrigerant should be raised when you call.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Litchfield Park?+
The city says never in the carts, and it publishes no electronics drop-off of its own, so a television or computer has to be confirmed with WM at (888) 964-9780, most likely as a bulk pickup. The store bins the city lists are for compact fluorescent bulbs, rechargeable batteries and, at Home Depot, cell phones rather than for larger electronics.Official guidance
How many bulk pickups do I get in Litchfield Park?+
Up to six a year for each residence with no additional fee, with three items allowed at each collection. The pickups run on the last Thursday of the month, except November, when the collection moves to the Thursday before Thanksgiving, and they are scheduled online through a My WM account. Extra items or more than six pickups are arranged for a fee.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Litchfield Park?+
WM of Arizona collects all residential trash and recycling under a partnership with the city, and residents are billed directly by WM. Refuse and recycling carts are serviced weekly, carts come in 96-gallon and 65-gallon sizes, and WM can be reached at (888) 964-9780 for carts, service questions and bulk pickup scheduling.Official guidance
How big can a bulk pickup load be?+
Three items at a single collection, with up to six collections for a residence each year at no additional fee, and the pickup happens on the last Thursday of the month outside November. Extra items or more than six pickups in a year can be arranged for a fee, and the pickup is scheduled online through a My WM account.Official guidance
What can go in the Litchfield Park carts?+
Household trash in one cart and clean, dry, loose recyclables in the other: glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles, jars, jugs and tubs, metal food and beverage cans, paper and flattened cardboard. Do not bag recyclables, do not leave the container at the curb after 6 p.m. once it has been serviced, and keep the carts at least three feet from parked cars, mailboxes and other obstacles.Official guidance
Where do paint, oil and household chemicals go?+
The city publishes no household hazardous waste program, and it keeps paints, solvents, cleaners, motor oil and automotive fluids, propane tanks, aerosols and fertilizers out of the carts. Arizona's environmental agency states that it does not run household hazardous waste collection and directs residents to their city or county, so ask WM or the city where a chemical load should go before it leaves your house.Official guidance
Are there any drop-offs in or near Litchfield Park?+
The city lists two store bins. Lowe's at 13191 W. McDowell Rd in Goodyear takes compact fluorescent bulbs, one bulb to a bag the store provides, and rechargeable batteries, and Home Depot at 1489 N. Dysart Rd in Avondale takes bulbs at the service desk along with rechargeable batteries and cell phones. Fluorescent tubes and larger electronics are not accepted at either store.Official guidance
What happens to collection on a holiday week?+
The city says a service day that falls on or after an annual holiday might be delayed by one day, with regular service resuming the following week. The week before each holiday, customers can confirm the holiday week schedule at wm.com without signing in by using the schedule and estimate tool and entering the home address.Official guidance
