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City collection Furniture is on the accepted list for the Village's one-day Spring Clean-Up, which takes trash including bulky items and furniture, so a couch leaves on that date rather than at the kerb. Because the Village runs no curbside collection, a piece that misses the event goes with the private hauler the household contracts, or to a donation outlet if it is still usable. No charge. No charge at the annual Spring Clean-Up for Cherry Hills Village residents who show a driver's licence with a village address, on the published event date and inside the accepted item list.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are expressly refused at the Spring Clean-Up, so bedding does not ride the village event. The route the Village points to is a Colorado mattress recycler that runs a fee-based mattress and box spring service with pickup available, and a household that prefers a hauler uses its private trash company instead. The mattress recycler charges a fee and asks households to request pricing and pickup options before scheduling, so confirm the amount for the number of units and the pickup address. The private franchised hauler, if one serves the address, quotes its own rate.
City collection Large appliances are on the refused list for the Spring Clean-Up, which names refrigerators, washers, dryers and vacuums, so an appliance leaves on another route. The Village lists a scrap metal yard that takes most large appliances, donation outlets that accept working appliances, and the household's own private hauler. The scrap yard, the donation outlet and the private hauler each set their own terms, so confirm whether the unit is taken whole, whether a refrigerant unit needs anything done first, and what the collection or drop-off costs.
City collection Bagged trash, bulky items and furniture are accepted at the one-day Spring Clean-Up, along with no more than two pickup or trailer loads of tree branches and yard debris per household. The event is residents only, and commercial or business supplies, tires, asbestos and improperly packaged items are refused. No charge. No charge at the annual Spring Clean-Up for Cherry Hills Village residents with a driver's licence showing a village address, with yard debris capped at two pickup or trailer loads per household.
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?
Cherry Hills Village does not run a curbside collection route of its own, so every household contracts directly with a private trash company, and the only municipal disposal event is a one-day Spring Clean-Up each May at the Public Works facility on West Quincy Avenue in Sheridan. That event takes bagged trash, bulky items, furniture, yard debris, paint, batteries, fluorescent tubes, consumer electronics, flat screen televisions up to 48 inches and paper for shredding, but it refuses mattresses and box springs, large appliances, CRT televisions, construction material, tires, medicines and hazardous chemicals. Everything the event refuses has a specialist route instead: bedding goes to a fee-based mattress recycler, appliances go to a scrap metal yard or a donation outlet, electronics go to a year-round recycler with its own fee schedule, and household chemicals move through a door-to-door hazardous waste pickup that the Village subsidises, with paint and batteries also free at the spring event.
Furniture is on the accepted list for the Village's one-day Spring Clean-Up, which takes trash including bulky items and furniture, so a couch leaves on that date rather than at the kerb. Because the Village runs no curbside collection, a piece that misses the event goes with the private hauler the household contracts, or to a donation outlet if it is still usable.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No charge at the annual Spring Clean-Up for Cherry Hills Village residents who show a driver's licence with a village address, on the published event date and inside the accepted item list.
When & how
The 2026 event runs one day only, Saturday May 16, 2026, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Public Works Facility, 2101 W Quincy Avenue, Sheridan, CO 80110, with staff helping unload.
Get it ready
Bring the piece to the event inside the published window and expect it to be unloaded by staff, keep hazardous material, mattresses and construction material out of the load because all three are refused, and consider a donation outlet for furniture that is still in usable condition.
Mattresses and box springs are expressly refused at the Spring Clean-Up, so bedding does not ride the village event. The route the Village points to is a Colorado mattress recycler that runs a fee-based mattress and box spring service with pickup available, and a household that prefers a hauler uses its private trash company instead.
City cost & eligibility
The mattress recycler charges a fee and asks households to request pricing and pickup options before scheduling, so confirm the amount for the number of units and the pickup address. The private franchised hauler, if one serves the address, quotes its own rate.
When & how
Mattress recycling pickups are arranged directly with the recycler, and a private hauler collection follows the household's own service day.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress and box spring dry, send the set together, and do not take bedding to the Spring Clean-Up, because mattresses and box springs are named on that event's refused list along with CRT televisions, tires and large appliances.
Large appliances are on the refused list for the Spring Clean-Up, which names refrigerators, washers, dryers and vacuums, so an appliance leaves on another route. The Village lists a scrap metal yard that takes most large appliances, donation outlets that accept working appliances, and the household's own private hauler.
City cost & eligibility
The scrap yard, the donation outlet and the private hauler each set their own terms, so confirm whether the unit is taken whole, whether a refrigerant unit needs anything done first, and what the collection or drop-off costs.
When & how
A scrap drop-off follows the yard's business hours, a donation follows the outlet's opening times, and a private hauler collection follows the household's own service day.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, keep refrigerant appliances out of the spring event entirely because large appliances are refused there, and consider donating a working appliance rather than scrapping it.
Consumer electronics and flat screen televisions up to 48 inches are accepted at the Spring Clean-Up, and the year-round route is a Denver electronics recycler that takes household electronics, computers, small appliances, cell phones and televisions with a published fee schedule. CRT tube and projection televisions are refused at the village event, and the door-to-door chemical program also collects electronics.
City cost & eligibility
The Spring Clean-Up takes consumer electronics and flat screen televisions up to 48 inches at no charge for residents, while the year-round recycler charges a fee that it publishes, and the door-to-door chemical pickup has its own resident co-payment. Confirm the item and the fee before a trip, because a CRT television is refused at the event.
When & how
The village event runs one day only, Saturday May 16, 2026 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. The recycler takes drop-offs Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm and Saturday from 9am to 1pm with no appointment needed.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover, keep CRT, tube and projection televisions out of the village load because they are refused there, and keep electronics out of the trash because the door-to-door program lists electronics among the materials it collects.
Construction related materials are on the refused list for the Spring Clean-Up, and the Village runs no collection of its own, so a renovation load moves with a private container company the household or contractor hires. Reusable building material, tools and fixtures can go to a Habitat for Humanity outlet instead.
City cost & eligibility
The Village publishes no construction rate because it provides no collection, and the county names the private market as the provider, so a container company or receiving facility quotes the load. Donation of reusable material through Habitat for Humanity has no charge.
When & how
A container is delivered and collected on a date arranged with the company the household hires, and donation drop-offs follow the outlet's opening hours.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the spring event because construction related materials are refused there, separate clean concrete, wood and metal where the receiving site asks for it, and set reusable doors, fixtures and lumber aside for donation.
Exercise equipment is named nowhere on the village event lists or in the county resources, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before it is moved. A machine that still works can be offered for donation, while a heavy machine is otherwise a private hauler job.
City cost & eligibility
No village or county source states whether an exercise machine is accepted at the Spring Clean-Up, and the private haulers set their own bulky item prices, so confirm acceptance and the collection charge with the company serving the address.
When & how
A private hauler collection follows the household's own service day, and the village event runs only on its single published date.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its weight when calling, take off any console or battery so the electronic part goes to the electronics route, and keep the frame dry and complete so a scrap or hauler collection can lift it safely.
Bagged trash, bulky items and furniture are accepted at the one-day Spring Clean-Up, along with no more than two pickup or trailer loads of tree branches and yard debris per household. The event is residents only, and commercial or business supplies, tires, asbestos and improperly packaged items are refused.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. No charge at the annual Spring Clean-Up for Cherry Hills Village residents with a driver's licence showing a village address, with yard debris capped at two pickup or trailer loads per household.
When & how
The 2026 event is Saturday May 16, 2026 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Public Works Facility, 2101 W Quincy Avenue, Sheridan, CO 80110, and staff unload acceptable items during those hours only.
Get it ready
Pack items so they can be carried, keep tires, asbestos, ammunition, medicines, biological waste and commercial supplies out of the load, and remember that mattresses, large appliances and construction material are refused even though other bulky material is welcome.
Paint, batteries, car batteries and fluorescent material are accepted at the Spring Clean-Up, and the year-round route is a door-to-door chemical pickup the Village contracts with Waste Management At Your Door, which collects automotive products, batteries, garden chemicals, paint, household chemicals, mercury items, pool chemicals and electronics. Program funds are limited and first come first served.
City cost & eligibility
$20 for resident co-payment on pickup under the Village contract with Waste Management At Your Door, where the total service cost ranges from 88.00 to 109.00 and the Village covers up to 89.00 per household per year. Cherry Hills Village households, with village funds limited and first come first served; any balance above the cost range is paid in advance directly to Waste Management, and neighbours are encouraged to share one pickup.
When & how
Call Waste Management At Your Door at 800-449-7587, Monday to Friday from 5:00 AM to 5:00 PM PST, to set the pickup. Paint, batteries and fluorescent material can also go to the Spring Clean-Up on Saturday May 16, 2026 between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm.
Get it ready
Keep chemicals in labelled containers that are not leaking, because leaking or empty containers, unknown or unlabelled material, insecticides and radioactive items are refused at the village event, and ask the pickup service what it will take before the bag is filled.
Everything municipal happens on one event day a year
Cherry Hills Village runs no curbside collection and no bulky pickup route, so the annual Spring Clean-Up is the only village collection event. It runs one day only, on Saturday May 16, 2026, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Public Works Facility at 2101 W Quincy Avenue in Sheridan, and residents must show a driver's licence with a Cherry Hills Village address to unload.
Mattresses and box springs, large appliances such as refrigerators, washers, dryers and vacuums, CRT tube or projection televisions, construction related materials, tires, medicines and prescriptions, biological waste, asbestos, ammunition and explosives, commercial supplies, incandescent bulbs and smoke detectors are all refused. Hazardous chemicals are accepted only in proper containers, because leaking or empty containers, unknown or unlabelled material, insecticides and radioactive items are turned away.
A private hauler is the household's own arrangement
Because the Village does not provide residential trash or recycling, each household contracts with a private company, and the Village keeps no comprehensive list of providers. Anything that misses the spring event or is refused there goes through that private company, so the item list, the service day and the price are settled with the hauler rather than with the Village.
Use the specialist route for bedding, appliances and electronics
The Village publishes its own short list of hard-to-recycle routes: a mattress recycler for bedding, a scrap metal yard for most large appliances, a Denver electronics recycler that takes household electronics, computers and televisions on weekdays and Saturdays with no appointment, a battery retailer for rechargeable and lead-acid batteries, donation outlets for reusable building material and appliances, and auto parts stores for used motor oil.
Household chemicals are collected at the door under the Village contract with Waste Management At Your Door, booked by phone, with a resident co-payment at collection and a village contribution that stops once the annual funds are used up. Paint, batteries and fluorescent material can also go to the spring event instead, and the county lists automotive products, batteries, garden chemicals, paint, household chemicals, mercury items, pool chemicals and electronics among what the pickup service takes.
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.
Cherry Hills Village Public Works and Arapahoe County
Use the one-day Spring Clean-Up
A household with bagged trash, furniture, bulky items, yard debris, paper to shred, paint, batteries, fluorescent tubes, consumer electronics or a flat screen television up to 48 inches.
Cost & conditions
No charge. No charge for Cherry Hills Village residents who show a driver's licence with a village address, on the single published event date, with yard debris limited to two pickup or trailer loads per household.
Arrange it
Load the accepted items and drive to the Public Works Facility at 2101 W Quincy Avenue in Sheridan on Saturday May 16, 2026 between 9:00 am and 2:00 pm, where staff help unload.
Residents only, no commercial or business supplies, and mattresses, large appliances, CRT televisions, construction material, tires, medicines, asbestos and hazardous material in improper containers are refused. Questions go to gjoseph@cherryhillsvillage.com.
Cherry Hills Village Public Works and Arapahoe County
Book the subsidised door-to-door chemical pickup
A household with automotive products, batteries, garden chemicals, paint, household chemicals, mercury items, pool chemicals or electronics that should not go in the trash.
Cost & conditions
$20 for resident co-payment on pickup under the Village contract with Waste Management At Your Door, where the total service cost ranges from 88.00 to 109.00 and the Village covers up to 89.00 per household per year. Cherry Hills Village households, with village funds limited and first come first served; any amount above the cost range is paid in advance directly to Waste Management.
Arrange it
Call 800-449-7587 Monday to Friday between 5:00 AM and 5:00 PM PST to discuss the options and book the pickup, and share one pickup with neighbours to stretch the village funds.
The program suspends once the annual funds are used up, the household pays the balance above the covered range, and material has to be presented as the service instructs.
A household with a mattress or box spring, which the village event refuses.
Cost & conditions
The recycler runs a fee-based mattress and box spring service and asks households to request pricing and pickup options, so confirm the cost for the number of units and the address before scheduling.
Arrange it
Request pricing and a pickup from Spring Back Colorado at 4975 Pontiac Street, Commerce City, phone (720) 515-1328.
Fee-based rather than free, pickup by arrangement, and the village event remains closed to mattresses and box springs.
A household with a television, computer, phone or small appliance that cannot wait for the spring event.
Cost & conditions
The recycler publishes a fee schedule and takes residential drop-offs, so confirm the fee for the specific device before loading a vehicle.
Arrange it
Drop off at Blue Star Recyclers, 953 Decatur Street, Suite C in Denver, Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm or Saturday from 9am to 1pm, with no appointment needed.
Fee based, CRT televisions are refused at the village event so they belong on this route, and data devices are shredded or wiped rather than returned.
A household that needs regular collection or a bulky pickup, since the Village provides neither.
Cost & conditions
The Village provides no collection and keeps no comprehensive list of providers, so each private company quotes its own service levels and bulky item prices.
Arrange it
Choose a private trash company that serves the address and arrange regular service or a bulky item collection directly with it.
There is no village rate and no village pickup to fall back on, and each hauler decides which items it will take and what it charges.
Donate furniture, appliances and building material
A household with usable furniture, working appliances, tools or building material left over from a project.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Donation rather than disposal, with Habitat for Humanity Home Improvement Outlets taking new and used building materials including tools, furniture and appliances at no charge.
Arrange it
Take the items to a Habitat for Humanity Home Improvement Outlet, or arrange a donation with another charity the household prefers.
Only usable items are wanted, so damaged furniture, non-working appliances and contaminated material still go through the hauler or the scrap yard.
Village Public Works facility used for the annual one-day Spring Clean-Up
Cherry Hills Village Public Works Facility
2101 W Quincy Avenue, Sheridan, CO 80110
Bagged trash including bulky items and furniture, tree branches and yard debris within two loads per household, paper for shredding, car batteries that are not leaking, household batteries, oil based and latex paint, fluorescent tubes and lamp fixtures, consumer electronics, and flat screen televisions up to 48 inches.
Residents only with a driver's licence showing a Cherry Hills Village address, and no commercial or business supplies. Large appliances, mattresses and box springs, CRT tube or projection televisions, construction related materials, tires, medicines, biological waste, asbestos, ammunition, incandescent bulbs, smoke detectors and hazardous material in leaking, empty, unknown or unlabelled containers are refused.
One day only each year; the 2026 event runs Saturday May 16, 2026 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm with staff unloading acceptable items.
No charge. No charge for village residents at the annual event, which is the only municipal collection the Village runs.
Mattress and box spring recycling specialist with pickup
Spring Back Colorado
4975 Pontiac Street, Commerce City, CO 80022
Mattresses and box springs for recycling through a fee-based mattress and box spring service.
Fee based rather than free, with pricing and pickup options provided on request, and the village event remains closed to mattresses and box springs.
Not published on the page read; call (720) 515-1328 or request pricing and pickup options before arranging a drop-off or collection.
The recycler charges for mattress and box spring disposal and asks households to request pricing and pickup options, so confirm the amount for the number of units before the trip.
Year-round household electronics drop-off in Denver
Blue Star Recyclers
953 Decatur Street, Suite C, Denver, CO 80204
Household electronics, computers, small appliances, cell phones, televisions and other appliances for residential drop-off, with data devices shredded or wiped.
Fee based according to a published fee schedule, CRT televisions are not accepted at the village event, and data devices are destroyed or wiped rather than returned.
Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm and Saturday from 9am to 1pm, with no appointment needed for residential drop-off.
The recycler publishes a fee schedule and charges per item, so confirm the fee for the specific device before loading a vehicle.
Nearest non-hazardous landfill for self-haul loads, operated by Waste Management
Denver Arapahoe Disposal Site
3500 S. Gun Club Road, Aurora, CO
Non-hazardous waste from residential, commercial and industrial customers across Metro Denver and the Front Range, as described by Arapahoe County.
Non-hazardous waste only, so paint, chemicals, batteries and other hazardous material belong with the specialty programs instead. Hours, gate rates, load limits and whether a specific item such as a mattress or refrigerant appliance is accepted are not published on the pages read, so call before loading.
Not published on the county page or on the reachable operator pages; contact Waste Management before making a trip.
No gate rate is published on the county page or the reachable operator pages, so confirm the tipping fee, the minimum charge and the load rules with Waste Management before hauling a load.
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 does Cherry Hills Village take a couch?+
Through the one-day Spring Clean-Up, which accepts trash including bulky items and furniture from residents who show a driver's licence with a village address. The 2026 date is Saturday May 16 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Public Works Facility at 2101 W Quincy Avenue in Sheridan. The Village provides no curbside collection, so a piece that misses the event goes with a private hauler or to a donation outlet.Official guidance
Where does a Cherry Hills Village mattress go?+
Not to the Spring Clean-Up, because mattresses and box springs are on that event's refused list. The Village points residents to Spring Back Colorado, which runs a fee-based mattress and box spring recycling service with pickup available from its Commerce City location at 4975 Pontiac Street, phone (720) 515-1328. A household can also ask the private trash company it contracts for a bulky collection.Official guidance
Can a refrigerator go to the Cherry Hills Village Spring Clean-Up?+
No. Large appliances such as refrigerators, washers, dryers and vacuums are on the refused list for that one-day event. The Village points residents to Western Metal Recycling, which accepts most large appliances for scrap, and to Habitat for Humanity Home Improvement Outlets, which take donated appliances, while a household can also ask its private trash company for a bulky collection.Official guidance
Where can a Cherry Hills Village household take a television?+
A flat screen television up to 48 inches can go to the Spring Clean-Up on its one event day, while a CRT, tube or projection television is refused there and goes to a year-round recycler instead. The Village lists Blue Star Recyclers at 953 Decatur Street, Suite C in Denver, which takes household electronics and televisions Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm and Saturday from 9am to 1pm with no appointment, at the fees on its published schedule.Official guidance
What can a Cherry Hills Village household bring to the Spring Clean-Up?+
Bagged trash including bulky items and furniture, up to two pickup or trailer loads of tree branches and yard debris, paper for shredding, car batteries that are not leaking, household batteries, oil and latex paint, fluorescent tubes and lamp fixtures, consumer electronics and flat screen televisions up to 48 inches. Refused items include mattresses, large appliances, CRT televisions, construction material, tires, medicines, asbestos and commercial supplies.Official guidance
How do Cherry Hills Village residents get rid of paint and chemicals?+
The Village contracts with Waste Management At Your Door for a door-to-door pickup of hazardous household chemicals, reached at 800-449-7587, with a resident co-payment at collection and a village contribution capped per household each year while funds last. Paint, batteries, car batteries, fluorescent tubes and lamp fixtures are also accepted at the one-day Spring Clean-Up, and the county lists automotive products, garden chemicals, mercury items and pool chemicals among the materials the pickup service collects.Official guidance
Does Cherry Hills Village provide trash collection?+
No. The Village does not provide residential trash or recycling, so each household contracts with a private company, and the Village keeps no comprehensive list of providers. The only collection the Village itself runs is the one-day Spring Clean-Up each May at the Public Works Facility on West Quincy Avenue, plus a holiday tree drop-off from the day after Christmas through January 31.Official guidance
What does the Cherry Hills Village Spring Clean-Up accept?+
Residents with a village address on their driver's licence can bring bagged trash including bulky items and furniture, up to two pickup or trailer loads of yard debris, paper for shredding, car batteries that are not leaking, household batteries, latex and oil based paint, fluorescent tubes and lamp fixtures, consumer electronics and flat screen televisions up to 48 inches. Mattresses, large appliances, CRT televisions, construction material, tires, medicines, asbestos and commercial supplies are refused.Official guidance
Where do mattresses, appliances and electronics go in Cherry Hills Village?+
The Village points residents to a mattress recycler in Commerce City for fee-based mattress and box spring recycling with pickup available, to Western Metal Recycling for most large appliances, to Blue Star Recyclers at 953 Decatur Street in Denver for household electronics and televisions with no appointment on weekdays and Saturdays, and to Habitat for Humanity outlets for reusable appliances and building material. Vehicle batteries and lead-acid batteries go to a Batteries Plus store in Littleton.Official guidance
How do I dispose of hazardous household chemicals in the village?+
The Village contracts with Waste Management At Your Door for a door-to-door pickup of hazardous household chemicals, booked at 800-449-7587 Monday to Friday from 5:00 AM to 5:00 PM PST. A resident co-payment is due at collection and the Village covers a capped amount per household each year while funds last, with any balance paid in advance directly to Waste Management. Paint, batteries, car batteries and fluorescent material can also go to the Spring Clean-Up instead.Official guidance
