Figuring out what the city takes. Waiting for pickup day. Calling around for quotes. It’s a lot to sort out for something you’re ready to be done with.
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A house, a condo or an apartment. Choose an accessible outdoor spot that works for your property. You arrange the move outside; we take it from there.
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Book before you bring it out.
Your items can still be inside when you book. Follow the readiness instructions in your confirmation.
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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
You arrange any carrying out of your home or down interior stairs. Keep entrances, sidewalks and shared access clear. We handle loading and haul-away from outside.
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Show us where to find it.
Add a photo and clear location notes. Contact us before booking if a gate, building rule or restricted access window needs an arrangement.
At a house: outside, accessible and easy to identify.At an apartment: an approved outdoor spot with shared access clear.
Access needs an arrangement?
Check any building or shared-area rules. Contact us before booking if access is limited to particular hours.
City collection Furniture, sofas and chairs are named in the county transfer station fee schedule as a per-item drop-off, and a private hauler is the curb route for anyone who does not self-haul. $8 per item for furniture, a sofa or a chair at a Maricopa County transfer station. Maricopa County residents delivering the item themselves to a county transfer station, with payment by debit or credit card only. A private hauler arranges a curbside pickup separately.
City collection A mattress is named directly in the county transfer station fee schedule, priced per item on the same row as furniture, so the self-haul route is published even though no county curbside program exists. $8 per mattress at a Maricopa County transfer station. Maricopa County residents delivering the mattress themselves to a county transfer station, with payment by debit or credit card only.
City collection The county accepts CFC appliances, but only when the unit has been evacuated, the compressor removed and the appliance tagged in accordance with EPA regulations before arrival, with documentation of that removal provided. $8 per CFC appliance at a Maricopa County transfer station, once the required refrigerant work is documented. Maricopa County residents delivering the appliance themselves, with the evacuation and compressor removal documented and the unit tagged before the trip. Payment is by debit or credit card only.
City collection No county department collects household trash in Sun City. Curbside service is a contract with a private hauler, and the county transfer stations are the self-haul route for residential loads. From $2 per 30 gallon bag of household trash at a Maricopa County transfer station, with vehicle loads and green waste priced separately on the county fee schedule. Maricopa County residents may self-haul to the county transfer stations, where payment is by debit or credit card only. Curbside collection at a Sun City address is arranged with a private hauler, and that hauler sets its own rate.
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?
Sun City sits in unincorporated Maricopa County, so no city department collects its trash. The county states that solid waste, bulk trash, household hazardous waste and recycling in unincorporated areas are provided by private services, while county government runs the transfer stations where residents can self-haul. Those stations publish a fee schedule by vehicle load and by item, and the item rates cover furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronic waste and CRT televisions.
No county department collects household trash in Sun City. Curbside service is a contract with a private hauler, and the county transfer stations are the self-haul route for residential loads.
City cost & eligibility
From $2 per 30 gallon bag of household trash at a Maricopa County transfer station, with vehicle loads and green waste priced separately on the county fee schedule. Maricopa County residents may self-haul to the county transfer stations, where payment is by debit or credit card only. Curbside collection at a Sun City address is arranged with a private hauler, and that hauler sets its own rate.
When & how
Use the hauler on the schedule it gives you, or take the load to a county transfer station during its open hours.
Get it ready
Bag household trash before a transfer station trip, separate recyclables from the rest of the load, and keep trash that will not fit a curbside container out of the street while you arrange either the hauler pickup or a station trip.
Bulk trash collection is one of the services the county says private companies provide in unincorporated areas, and the county transfer stations are the published drop-off for the large items it prices.
City cost & eligibility
A curbside or bulk pickup is a private hauler arrangement with no published county rate, while the county transfer stations price furniture, mattresses, appliances and CRTs per item on their own schedule.
When & how
Arrange the hauler pickup directly, or use a county transfer station during its open hours.
Get it ready
Describe the load to the hauler before it is booked, and if you self-haul instead, separate recyclables from the load and confirm the per-item or per-load charge before you leave.
Furniture, sofas and chairs are named in the county transfer station fee schedule as a per-item drop-off, and a private hauler is the curb route for anyone who does not self-haul.
City cost & eligibility
$8 per item for furniture, a sofa or a chair at a Maricopa County transfer station. Maricopa County residents delivering the item themselves to a county transfer station, with payment by debit or credit card only. A private hauler arranges a curbside pickup separately.
When & how
Take the piece to a county transfer station during its open hours, or book the pickup with the hauler serving the address.
Get it ready
Bring the piece to the station as a single item so it can be priced on the furniture row, keep it separate from recyclable material in the load, and unload it yourself because the stations are self-service drop-offs.
A mattress is named directly in the county transfer station fee schedule, priced per item on the same row as furniture, so the self-haul route is published even though no county curbside program exists.
City cost & eligibility
$8 per mattress at a Maricopa County transfer station. Maricopa County residents delivering the mattress themselves to a county transfer station, with payment by debit or credit card only.
When & how
Use a county transfer station during its open hours, or ask the hauler serving the address whether a mattress is part of its curbside service.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of any recycling load and bring it as a single item so it is priced on the mattress row. Unload it yourself, because the stations do not provide unloading help.
All appliances are priced per item on the county transfer station fee schedule, and the county names air conditioners, dishwashers, freezers, refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers and water heaters in its scrap metal list.
City cost & eligibility
$8 per appliance at a Maricopa County transfer station. Maricopa County residents delivering the appliance themselves to a county transfer station, with payment by debit or credit card only. An appliance that holds refrigerant has its own preparation requirement.
When & how
Take the appliance to a county transfer station during its open hours, or ask the hauler whether it is included in a curbside pickup.
Get it ready
Keep the appliance off the recycling load and out of the scrap metal container unless the attendant directs it there, and ask about the refrigerant route before moving a unit that holds Freon.
The county accepts CFC appliances, but only when the unit has been evacuated, the compressor removed and the appliance tagged in accordance with EPA regulations before arrival, with documentation of that removal provided.
City cost & eligibility
$8 per CFC appliance at a Maricopa County transfer station, once the required refrigerant work is documented. Maricopa County residents delivering the appliance themselves, with the evacuation and compressor removal documented and the unit tagged before the trip. Payment is by debit or credit card only.
When & how
Do the refrigerant work first, then take the unit to a county transfer station during its open hours.
Get it ready
Have a qualified technician evacuate the unit, remove the compressor and tag the appliance in accordance with EPA regulations, and bring the documentation with the unit. A unit without that paperwork should not be loaded.
The county transfer stations accept a long list of household electronics as recyclables, including computers, monitors, printers, microwaves, telephones, stereos, gaming systems and hard drives.
City cost & eligibility
The county lists electronics in its accepted recyclables group and prices only CRTs and appliances in its large item table, so confirm at the gate whether a fee applies to your device.
When & how
Drop the material at a county transfer station during its open hours, or check whether the hauler serving the address collects electronics.
Get it ready
Keep electronics separate from household trash and from scrap metal, clear personal data from computers and phones, and leave batteries and other hazardous items out of the load because the stations do not accept them.
Televisions appear in the county's electronics list, and CRTs are the one electronic item the county prices separately as a large item.
City cost & eligibility
$21 per CRT at a Maricopa County transfer station. Maricopa County residents delivering the set themselves. The county lists televisions and monitors among accepted electronics while pricing CRTs as a large item, so confirm which category the set falls into at the gate.
When & how
Take the set to a county transfer station during its open hours.
Get it ready
Keep the set upright in the vehicle, keep batteries and remote accessories out of the load if they are hazardous, and confirm the category at the scale so a CRT is not left on the wrong row.
Exercise equipment is not named in the county schedule. It is a large household item, so the curb route is the hauler and the self-haul route depends on what the station treats it as.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes no exercise equipment row, so confirm with the hauler whether the machine is part of a bulk pickup, or ask the nearest county transfer station how the machine would be priced before loading it.
When & how
Confirm the route first, then either book the hauler pickup or use a county transfer station during its open hours.
Get it ready
Keep the machine out of household trash, separate it from recyclables, and tell the hauler or attendant what the machine is made of so the load is not refused at the gate.
The county transfer station schedule publishes no residential construction debris category and refuses industrial waste, so a renovation load has to be confirmed rather than assumed acceptable.
City cost & eligibility
No county construction debris route or rate for residents is published, so confirm the accepted material and the price with the county office or the hauler before the load leaves the property.
When & how
Confirm the route first, then either have the contractor or hauler remove the material or take a confirmed load to a county transfer station during its open hours.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of household trash and out of the recycling rows, tarp or secure a self-hauled load, and keep suspected asbestos out of the load because friable asbestos is refused.
Separate recyclable material from the rest of the load before arrival, because the stations have designated recycling areas, and arrive early enough to finish unloading before closing time. The last hour of the day is the busiest, and payment is by debit or credit card only because cash is not accepted at any county transfer station.
The county accepts a CFC appliance only after the unit has been evacuated, the compressor removed and the appliance tagged in accordance with EPA regulations, and the removal documentation has to be provided when the unit arrives. Do not load a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner that still holds refrigerant.
Batteries and household hazardous waste are not accepted, along with fluorescent bulbs containing mercury, propane and Freon containers, wet cell auto, marine and motorcycle batteries, commercial tires, dead animals, friable asbestos, infectious waste, PCBs, radioactive material and petroleum contaminated soil. Used oil and antifreeze are the free exception, up to five gallons of each per visit.
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.
Maricopa County Environmental Services Department with private collection services
Self-haul to a Maricopa County transfer station
A Sun City household with a vehicle and a load of trash, furniture, a mattress, an appliance, electronics or recyclables.
Cost & conditions
From $2 per 30 gallon bag of household trash at a Maricopa County transfer station, with vehicle loads, green waste and per-item rates for furniture, mattresses, appliances and CRTs published separately on the county fee schedule. Services are open to all Maricopa County residents and no identification is required at the recycling centers, with payment by debit or credit card only.
Arrange it
Drive the load to a county transfer station during its open hours, separate recyclables from the rest of the material, and pay at the gate by card.
Batteries and household hazardous waste, fluorescent bulbs containing mercury, propane and Freon containers, wet cell batteries, commercial tires and industrial or infectious waste are refused, and a refrigerant appliance needs documented evacuation and compressor removal before it is accepted.
A Sun City property that wants regular curbside collection, a bulky item pickup or a dumpster, since the county runs no collection in unincorporated areas.
Cost & conditions
Collection in unincorporated Maricopa County is provided by private services, so the hauler quotes its own rate and the county publishes none.
Arrange it
Contact a hauler licensed to serve the address, describe the material and the access, and agree the collection schedule and the price directly.
This is a private contract rather than a government service, so the terms, the accepted material and the price are set by the company rather than by the county.
Sun City has no city yard, so self-haul means a trip to a Maricopa County transfer station. The county lists six of them, each open on its own days from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., including Rainbow Valley on South Rainbow Valley Road in Goodyear, open Friday and Saturday, and New River on North New River Road in Phoenix, open Wednesday through Saturday. Services are open to all county residents, payment is by debit or credit card only, and the fee schedule prices household trash by the bag or the vehicle load and prices furniture, mattresses, appliances and CRTs per item. Recyclables, scrap metal, up to five rimless tires and up to five gallons of used oil or antifreeze are the no-charge streams. Transfer station locations, hours and payment typesTransfer station accepted items, refused items and feesWaste disposal information for green waste, used oil and antifreeze
County transfer station west of the city
Maricopa County Rainbow Valley Transfer Station
17795 S. Rainbow Valley Road, Goodyear, AZ 85338
Household trash, green waste, furniture, sofas and chairs, mattresses, appliances, electronic waste including televisions and monitors, aluminum and tin cans, glass, paper and cardboard, plastics, scrap metal, tires with the rims removed up to five per visit, and used oil or antifreeze up to five gallons.
Maricopa County residents, with no identification required at the recycling centers and payment by debit or credit card only. A CFC appliance is accepted only after documented evacuation and compressor removal. Batteries, household hazardous waste, fluorescent bulbs containing mercury, propane and Freon containers, commercial tires, dead animals, friable asbestos, industrial or infectious waste, PCBs, radioactive material and petroleum contaminated soil are refused.
Friday and Saturday only, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
From $2 per 30 gallon bag of household trash, with vehicle loads and per-item rates for furniture, mattresses, appliances and CRTs published separately on the county fee schedule. Maricopa County residents, with payment by debit or credit card only.
Household trash, green waste, furniture, sofas and chairs, mattresses, appliances, electronic waste including televisions and monitors, aluminum and tin cans, glass, paper and cardboard, plastics, scrap metal, tires with the rims removed up to five per visit, and used oil or antifreeze up to five gallons.
Maricopa County residents, with no identification required at the recycling centers and payment by debit or credit card only. A CFC appliance is accepted only after documented evacuation and compressor removal. Batteries, household hazardous waste, fluorescent bulbs containing mercury, propane and Freon containers, commercial tires, dead animals, friable asbestos, industrial or infectious waste, PCBs, radioactive material and petroleum contaminated soil are refused.
Wednesday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
From $2 per 30 gallon bag of household trash, with vehicle loads and per-item rates for furniture, mattresses, appliances and CRTs published separately on the county fee schedule. Maricopa County residents, with payment by debit or credit card only.
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 large items leave a Sun City property?+
The county does not run a curbside bulk program for unincorporated areas, so a bulk pickup is arranged with a private hauler. The other published route is a self-haul trip to a county transfer station, where furniture, mattresses, appliances and CRTs are priced per item.Official guidance
Can I take a mattress to a Maricopa County transfer station?+
Yes. A mattress is named in the county fee schedule on the same per-item row as furniture and sofas, so it can be dropped at a county transfer station during open hours and paid for by card at the gate.Official guidance
How much does a Sun City appliance drop-off cost?+
The county transfer stations price all appliances per item on their published schedule, and the same page lists air conditioners, dishwashers, freezers, refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers and water heaters among the appliance examples. Payment is by debit or credit card only.Official guidance
Where can I take a computer or small electronics near Sun City?+
To a Maricopa County transfer station, where the electronics list covers computers, monitors, printers, microwaves, telephones, stereos, gaming systems and hard drives. The county publishes no per-item rate for those devices, so confirm any charge at the gate and keep batteries out of the load.Official guidance
What does Sun City charge for a large item pickup?+
There is no city charge, because Sun City is unincorporated and Maricopa County provides no collection there. A curbside pickup is a private hauler contract at the company's own rate, while a self-haul trip to a county transfer station is priced on the county schedule by the bag, the vehicle load or the item, and payment at the station is by debit or credit card only. Dropcurb prices a pickup separately and shows the total at checkout.Official guidance
Who is responsible for trash service in Sun City?+
Private companies. Maricopa County states that solid waste and sanitation collection, bulk trash collection, household hazardous waste collection and recycling in unincorporated areas are provided by private services, while county government administers the transfer stations that residents can drive to instead.Official guidance
What large items do the county transfer stations price?+
Furniture, sofas, chairs, mattresses and appliances are priced per item, and CRTs are priced separately as a large item. The same stations accept electronic waste, glass, paper, cardboard, plastics, scrap metal, up to five rimless tires per visit and up to five gallons of used oil or antifreeze.Official guidance
Where does Sun City take batteries and household hazardous waste?+
Not to a county transfer station, which refuses batteries and household hazardous waste along with fluorescent bulbs containing mercury, propane and Freon containers, wet cell batteries, asbestos and medical waste. For unincorporated addresses the county lists household hazardous waste collection as one of the services provided by private companies, while used oil and antifreeze are the free exception at the stations, up to five gallons per visit.Official guidance
