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City collection There is no municipal pickup in Castle Rock, and the county transfer site on Peterson Road accepts furniture at its published load prices. A household with a hauler account instead follows whatever bulky item terms that hauler sets. From $3 per 30 gallon bag or can at the Douglas County transfer site on Peterson Road, with 40 and 50 gallon containers, level and above bed pickup loads and non-compactable yardage priced higher. Douglas County residents dropping a load at the Sedalia Transfer Site and Community Recycling Center, which accepts appliances, furniture and household items. Credit cards are not accepted at the site, and a household with its own hauler account pays that hauler's bulky terms instead.
City collection No town or county page names a mattress. The transfer site accepts household items by the load, but bedding is not on its published list, so the route has to be confirmed with the site or with the household's own hauler. The county pages publish no mattress entry or mattress price, and the town publishes no municipal route at all, so confirm with the transfer site at 303-720-3129 or with the household's hauler before the unit leaves the property. A mattress arriving at the transfer site would be priced like other household material by the container, the load or the yard.
City collection An old refrigerator or freezer has a published utility route rather than a junk route: the town's clean-up list carries Xcel Energy's free refrigerator and freezer pickup with a rebate, alongside haul-away vendors that charge a trip fee. No charge. Households eligible for the Xcel Energy appliance recycling programme, which the town lists as a free refrigerator and freezer pick up with a rebate. The listed haul-away vendors charge their own fees, and the transfer site prices an appliance as part of a paid load.
City collection There is no town bulky pickup. A household either uses its own hauler account or self hauls to the Douglas County transfer site on Peterson Road, which takes residential waste, light construction material, appliances, furniture and household items at published load prices. From $3 per 30 gallon bag or can at the county transfer site, with 40 and 50 gallon containers at higher rates, level pickup loads at a fixed rate and non-compactable loads priced in the yard by the cubic yard. Douglas County residents self hauling to the Sedalia Transfer Site and Community Recycling Center. Households on a hauler account pay that hauler's own bulky and extra pick up terms instead, and the town lists HBS Trash and Waste Management as providers serving the area.
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?
Castle Rock does not collect trash or recycling itself. The town tells residents plainly that there is no municipal route: a neighborhood with a homeowners association may have service through the HOA, and everyone else arranges individual service with a private hauler such as HBS Trash or Waste Management. Large household items follow the same pattern. The Douglas County transfer site on Peterson Road, operated by Imperial Enterprises, takes residential waste, light construction materials, appliances, furniture, household items, computers and electronics except televisions and monitors, and it prices loads by the container, the truck or the cubic yard. Televisions, monitors and computers have their own county electronics recycling program, household chemicals and batteries go to the county's free GreenWorks site by appointment in Sedalia, and an old refrigerator or freezer has a published utility pickup with a rebate.
There is no municipal pickup in Castle Rock, and the county transfer site on Peterson Road accepts furniture at its published load prices. A household with a hauler account instead follows whatever bulky item terms that hauler sets.
City cost & eligibility
From $3 per 30 gallon bag or can at the Douglas County transfer site on Peterson Road, with 40 and 50 gallon containers, level and above bed pickup loads and non-compactable yardage priced higher. Douglas County residents dropping a load at the Sedalia Transfer Site and Community Recycling Center, which accepts appliances, furniture and household items. Credit cards are not accepted at the site, and a household with its own hauler account pays that hauler's bulky terms instead.
When & how
The transfer site is open Monday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., except when Christmas or New Year's falls on one of those days. A hauler account collects on its own schedule.
Get it ready
Separate recyclable metal, cardboard, paper and car batteries so they can be priced separately, expect non-compactable furniture to be priced in the yard by the cubic yard, and bring cash because the site does not take credit cards.
No town or county page names a mattress. The transfer site accepts household items by the load, but bedding is not on its published list, so the route has to be confirmed with the site or with the household's own hauler.
City cost & eligibility
The county pages publish no mattress entry or mattress price, and the town publishes no municipal route at all, so confirm with the transfer site at 303-720-3129 or with the household's hauler before the unit leaves the property. A mattress arriving at the transfer site would be priced like other household material by the container, the load or the yard.
When & how
Ask during the site's open hours, Monday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., or ask the hauler before a set out, because there is no published bedding collection in the town.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry and wrapped so it can be handled, keep it out of any recycling stream, and count a mattress and box spring as separate pieces when confirming what the load will cost.
The county transfer site accepts appliances, and the town's clean-up list adds haul-away vendors for appliances and scrap metal as well as a charity store that takes working appliances. Refrigerators and freezers have their own utility route.
City cost & eligibility
From $3 per 30 gallon bag or can at the county transfer site, with larger containers, truck loads and non-compactable yardage priced higher, and the town's listed haul-away vendors charging their own trip or pickup fees. Douglas County residents using the transfer site at 5761 Peterson Road, or households using a listed vendor such as Front Range Recycling Services for appliances and scrap metal or Metal Men for appliance and scrap metal pickup. The town does not endorse the vendors it lists.
When & how
The transfer site takes loads Monday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and the listed haul-away vendors collect on their own schedules.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and tape the doors shut, keep it out of the recycling streams, and separate any scrap metal so it can be handled on its own at the site. A working appliance can also go to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, which the town lists as accepting usable appliances and furniture for a fee.
An old refrigerator or freezer has a published utility route rather than a junk route: the town's clean-up list carries Xcel Energy's free refrigerator and freezer pickup with a rebate, alongside haul-away vendors that charge a trip fee.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Households eligible for the Xcel Energy appliance recycling programme, which the town lists as a free refrigerator and freezer pick up with a rebate. The listed haul-away vendors charge their own fees, and the transfer site prices an appliance as part of a paid load.
When & how
Schedule the utility pickup online or by phone, or take the unit to the transfer site on a Monday or Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. if the household prefers a self haul.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors, and tell whichever route is used whether the unit still holds refrigerant. Do not put a cooling appliance into a recycling stream, and keep it out of any curbside set out unless the household's hauler has agreed to it.
Castle Rock routes electronics through the county rather than the town. Douglas County's electronics recycling programme is free to residents and covers computers, televisions, printers and cables, while the county transfer site takes computers and electronics but explicitly refuses televisions and monitors.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Douglas County residents using the county electronics recycling programme, which the town describes as free for computers, televisions, printers, cables and other electronic devices. The transfer site takes electronics and computers for recycling but not televisions or monitors, so screens have to use the county programme.
When & how
Use the county electronics programme on its own published schedule, or take computers to the transfer site on a Monday or Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., where recycling is priced on site.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover, keep televisions and monitors out of the transfer site load because they are refused there, and keep all electronics out of the household trash and any recycling cart.
Light construction material is accepted at the county transfer site as a charged load, with non-compactable material priced in the yard by the cubic yard and a separate rate for truck loads. The region's landfills are the backup for bigger projects.
City cost & eligibility
From $27 per cubic yard for non-compactable loads priced in the yard at the county transfer site, with level, above bed and roof line pickup loads charged at fixed rates instead. Douglas County residents dropping residential waste and light construction materials at the Sedalia Transfer Site on Peterson Road. Households with a hauler account pay that hauler's construction terms, and larger projects use one of the regional landfills.
When & how
The transfer site accepts loads Monday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and a hauler or landfill route runs on that operator's schedule.
Get it ready
Keep the load to light construction material, expect non-compactable pieces to be priced by the cubic yard, separate metal and cardboard so those streams can be recycled, and bring cash because credit cards are not accepted. Roofing, treated or bulky demolition material may need the regional landfill instead.
Exercise equipment is not named on the county transfer site list, which covers appliances, furniture and household items, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before it is loaded.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes no exercise equipment entry and the town provides no collection, so confirm with the transfer site at 303-720-3129 or with the household's hauler. A machine that is accepted at the site would be priced like other household material by the container, the load or the yard.
When & how
Call the site before its Monday or Saturday open hours, or ask the hauler before a set out.
Get it ready
Break the machine down so it can be handled by one or two people, take off any console or motor unit so it can be handled separately, and keep it out of any recycling stream.
There is no town bulky pickup. A household either uses its own hauler account or self hauls to the Douglas County transfer site on Peterson Road, which takes residential waste, light construction material, appliances, furniture and household items at published load prices.
City cost & eligibility
From $3 per 30 gallon bag or can at the county transfer site, with 40 and 50 gallon containers at higher rates, level pickup loads at a fixed rate and non-compactable loads priced in the yard by the cubic yard. Douglas County residents self hauling to the Sedalia Transfer Site and Community Recycling Center. Households on a hauler account pay that hauler's own bulky and extra pick up terms instead, and the town lists HBS Trash and Waste Management as providers serving the area.
When & how
The transfer site is open Monday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and a hauler account collects on its own schedule.
Get it ready
Separate recyclable material before the trip so it can be handled on its own, keep loads light enough for the site's container and truck load pricing, and bring cash. Household chemicals, batteries, televisions and monitors do not belong in a general junk load because they have their own county routes.
Paint, solvents, automotive fluids, garden chemicals, cleaners and household batteries go to Douglas County's free GreenWorks site in Sedalia, which takes drop-offs year-round by appointment rather than on set event days.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Douglas County residents, free of charge, with proof of residency at drop-off and an appointment booked in advance. Containers must be sealed and labelled, liquids are limited to five gallons per container and ten gallons per visit, and batteries or granular material are limited to 20 pounds per visit.
When & how
GreenWorks at 5675 Delva Way in Sedalia is open Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sundays and county holidays, with the last appointment at 4:30 p.m. Reservations open about a week in advance.
Get it ready
Bring material in the original or clearly labelled containers and do not mix chemicals together. Explosives, ammunition, fireworks, radioactive material, medical waste, propane tanks, gas cylinders, fire extinguishers, asbestos, empty containers and light bulbs are refused, and residents unload their own items at the site.
The town states that it does not provide trash removal or recycling services. A neighborhood with a homeowners association may arrange collection through the HOA, and an address without one has to obtain individual service, with HBS Trash and Waste Management named as providers that serve the area. Nothing sits at the curb waiting for a town crew, so the route has to be arranged before the material goes out.
The county transfer site prices loads by container, truck or yard
The Sedalia Transfer Site and Community Recycling Center on Peterson Road takes residential waste and light construction materials as well as appliances, furniture and household items, and it prices loads in four ways: 30 gallon bags or cans, 40 and 50 gallon containers at higher rates, level or above bed or roof line pickup loads, and non-compactable material priced in the yard by the cubic yard. Credit cards are not accepted, so bring cash.
Household chemicals go to GreenWorks by appointment only
Douglas County's GreenWorks site at 5675 Delva Way in Sedalia takes paints, automotive fluids, garden chemicals, cleaners and household batteries free from county residents, but only by appointment, and reservations open about a week ahead. Containers must be sealed and labelled, liquids are capped at five gallons per container and ten gallons per visit, batteries and granular material at 20 pounds per visit, chemicals may not be mixed, and each resident unloads their own items at the site.
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 Castle Rock address without a homeowners association that wants regular collection and a set of bulky or extra pick up terms.
Cost & conditions
The town does not provide collection and publishes no rate, because each household contracts directly with a hauler. The town names HBS Trash and Waste Management as providers serving the area, so the monthly rate and the bulky item terms come from whichever hauler the address chooses.
Arrange it
Contact a provider such as HBS Trash or Waste Management to open an account, and ask that hauler what it takes, how bulky items are booked and what they cost.
Nothing is collected by the town, so a set out without an account is the household's own risk, and each hauler sets its own item list, set out rules and extra pick up charges.
Town of Castle Rock with Douglas County Public Works and the county's GreenWorks household chemical program
Self haul to the Douglas County transfer site
A household with residential waste, light construction material, appliances, furniture, household items or recyclable metal and paper to drop off on a Monday or Saturday.
Cost & conditions
From $3 per 30 gallon bag or can, with 40 and 50 gallon containers, level and above bed pickup loads and roof line loads at published fixed rates, and non-compactable loads priced in the yard by the cubic yard. Douglas County residents dropping residential waste and light construction materials at the Sedalia Transfer Site and Community Recycling Center, 5761 Peterson Road. Credit cards are not accepted.
Arrange it
Take the load to 5761 Peterson Road on a Monday or Saturday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., separate recyclable material, and pay in cash at the site.
Open only two days a week, closed if Christmas or New Year's falls on a Monday or Saturday, no credit cards, and televisions and monitors are refused even though other electronics are accepted.
Town of Castle Rock with Douglas County Public Works and the county's GreenWorks household chemical program
Book a free GreenWorks chemical drop off
A Douglas County household with paint, solvents, automotive fluids, garden chemicals, cleaners or household batteries to clear out.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Douglas County residents, free of charge, by appointment with proof of residency. Containers must be sealed and labelled, liquids are limited to five gallons per container and ten gallons per visit, and batteries or granular material to 20 pounds per visit.
Arrange it
Book an appointment through the county's scheduling link or by calling 303-660-7480, then bring the material to 5675 Delva Way in Sedalia, where residents unload their own items onto the carts.
Items not on the accepted list cannot be taken, so explosives, ammunition, fireworks, radioactive material, medical waste, propane tanks, gas cylinders, fire extinguishers, asbestos, empty containers and light bulbs are refused, and the site closes on Sundays and county holidays.
Town of Castle Rock with Douglas County Public Works and the county's GreenWorks household chemical program
Use the free county electronics recycling programme
A household with televisions, monitors, computers, printers, cables or other electronic devices that the transfer site will not take whole.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Douglas County residents, with the town describing the county electronics recycling programme as a free and convenient way to dispose of unwanted electronics including computers, televisions, printers and cables.
Arrange it
Use the county's electronics programme on its published schedule, and keep televisions and monitors out of any transfer site load because that site refuses them.
The town does not run the programme and publishes no drop off hours itself, so the county's own listing is the place to confirm the current details.
A household replacing a working or non working refrigerator or freezer that wants the unit collected rather than hauled.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Households eligible for the Xcel Energy appliance programme, which the town lists as a free refrigerator and freezer pick up that also pays a rebate. The town states that it does not endorse the organizations on its list.
Arrange it
Call the utility or schedule the pickup online, and have the unit empty and accessible on the day it is booked.
This is a utility programme rather than a town service, so eligibility depends on the household's energy account, and a household that is not eligible pays a haul-away vendor's trip fee or takes the unit to the transfer site as a paid load.
County transfer site and community recycling centre that serves Castle Rock
Sedalia Transfer Site and Community Recycling Center
5761 Peterson Road, Sedalia, CO
Residential waste, light construction materials, appliances, furniture and household items, plus electronics and computers for recycling except televisions and monitors. The recycling operation takes metal products, aluminium cans kept separate, tin cans, newspaper, magazines, junk mail, cardboard, car batteries and used motor oil.
Open only on Monday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., except when Christmas or New Year's falls on those days, and credit cards are not accepted. Televisions and monitors are refused, and non-compactable loads are priced in the yard rather than by the container.
Monday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
From $3 per 30 gallon bag or can, with 40 gallon containers at a higher rate, 50 gallon containers higher again, level pickup loads at a fixed rate, above bed and roof line loads higher, and non-compactable material priced in the yard by the cubic yard. Douglas County residents dropping residential waste and light construction materials. Recycling is priced on site, and the site accepts cash rather than credit cards.
Paints and coatings including latex, oil based, stains, varnishes, aerosols and thinners, automotive fluids including motor oil, oil filters, antifreeze, brake fluid and transmission fluid, garden chemicals including pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers and rodent control, household cleaners and chemicals including solvents, degreasers, disinfectants and bleach, and household batteries including alkaline, lithium, rechargeable and button cell.
By appointment only with proof of residency, free to Douglas County residents, and items not on the accepted list cannot be taken. Refused material includes explosives, ammunition and fireworks, radioactive material, medical and infectious waste, propane tanks, gas cylinders and fire extinguishers, asbestos, empty containers and light bulbs. Containers must be sealed, labelled and no larger than five gallons for liquids, with a ten gallon cumulative limit per visit and 20 pounds for batteries or granular material, and residents unload their own items.
Monday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the last appointment at 4:30 p.m., closed Sundays and county holidays.
No charge. Douglas County residents with proof of residency and a booked appointment. Reservations open about a week in advance, and the county asks residents to check back daily when the slots are full.
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.
Where does a couch go in Castle Rock?+
Either on the household's own hauler account or on a self haul trip to the Douglas County transfer site at 5761 Peterson Road, which accepts furniture and household items and prices loads by the container, the truck load or the yard. The town provides no collection of its own, and the site takes cash rather than credit cards.Official guidance
Will the county take a mattress in Castle Rock?+
Mattresses are not named on the county transfer site list, which names appliances, furniture and household items, and the town provides no collection of its own. Call the Sedalia Transfer Site at 303-720-3129 or the household's hauler to confirm acceptance and the price, which would follow the site's container, load or yardage pricing.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a washer in Castle Rock?+
Take it to the Douglas County transfer site at 5761 Peterson Road, which accepts appliances and prices the load by container, truck or yard, or use one of the haul-away vendors the town lists for appliance and scrap metal pickup, which charge their own trip or pickup fee. A working unit can also go to the Habitat for Humanity ReStore for a fee.Official guidance
Where do televisions go in Castle Rock?+
To the county electronics recycling programme, which the town describes as free and names televisions among the items it takes, including computers, printers and cables. The county transfer site on Peterson Road accepts computers and electronics for recycling but explicitly refuses televisions and monitors, so a screen cannot ride that load.Official guidance
Does Castle Rock have a bulky item pickup?+
No. The town states that it does not provide trash removal or recycling services, so bulky material leaves on the household's own hauler account or on a self haul trip to the Douglas County transfer site at 5761 Peterson Road. The site accepts appliances, furniture and household items and prices loads by the container, the truck or the yard.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Castle Rock?+
No town department does. The Town of Castle Rock states that it does not provide trash removal or recycling services, so a neighborhood with a homeowners association may arrange collection through the HOA and an address without one has to obtain individual service. The town names HBS Trash and Waste Management as providers that serve the area.Official guidance
When can I take a load to the county transfer site?+
The Sedalia Transfer Site and Community Recycling Center at 5761 Peterson Road is open Monday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., except when Christmas or New Year's falls on one of those days. It takes residential waste, light construction material, appliances, furniture and household items, prices loads by the container, the truck load or the cubic yard, and does not accept credit cards.Official guidance
Where do paint and batteries go?+
To Douglas County's GreenWorks site at 5675 Delva Way in Sedalia, which takes paints, automotive fluids, garden chemicals, cleaners and household batteries free from county residents, year round and by appointment. Liquids are limited to five gallons per container and ten gallons per visit, batteries and granular material to 20 pounds, and the site refuses propane tanks, fire extinguishers, asbestos, empty containers and light bulbs.Official guidance
Where do old electronics go in Castle Rock?+
Through the county rather than the town. The town describes Douglas County's electronics recycling programme as a free service for computers, televisions, printers, cables and other devices, while the county transfer site on Peterson Road accepts computers and electronics for recycling but explicitly refuses televisions and monitors, so a screen has to use the county programme.Official guidance
Are the haul-away companies on the town list endorsed?+
No. The town publishes its clean-up resources list as a convenience and states that it does not endorse any organisation or service named on it. The list includes charities that accept donations, haul-away vendors for appliances and scrap metal with their own trip fees, the Habitat for Humanity ReStore for usable appliances and furniture, and the utility's free refrigerator and freezer pickup with a rebate.Official guidance
Which landfills serve the area?+
Douglas County lists Sedalia Landfill, the Denver-Arapahoe Disposal Site and Colorado Springs Landfill for the region, and its own rural living page notes that the county does not provide residential curbside pickup at all. A larger project load or a material the transfer site will not take has to go to one of those sites or on a private hauler account.Official guidance
