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City collection Furniture is named on the city's acceptable bulk item list, so a couch leaves on the quarterly bulk pickup rather than in the trash cart. No charge. Included in the quarterly bulk pickup that carries no extra charge for Commerce City residential customers, or in the once-a-year neighborhood cleanup day with up to five large items.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are named on the acceptable bulk item list, while a mattress is refused in the trash cart, so bedding leaves on a bulk pickup or the neighborhood cleanup day. No charge. Included in the quarterly bulk pickup at no extra charge, or in the once-a-year neighborhood cleanup day. On a Tower Landfill free day a mattress is subject to the current gate rate fee instead.
City collection Dishwashers, hot water heaters, washers and dryers are on the acceptable bulk item list, while stoves, air conditioners and appliances with Freon, including refrigerators, are refused on that route. One free day a year at the Tower Landfill takes appliances free of charge, but only units without refrigerant. No charge. Accepted appliances ride the quarterly bulk pickup at no extra charge for Commerce City residential customers, and an appliance without refrigerant is free on a Tower Landfill free day. A stove, an air conditioner or an appliance with Freon including a refrigerator is refused on the bulk route, and confirm a route for those units with the city or a private hauler.
City collection Items that will not fit in the trash cart are collected on a bulk pickup once per quarter at no extra charge, and the published acceptable list covers bagged yard debris, furniture, bundled carpet, dishwashers, doors, hot water heaters, lawn mowers, porcelain sinks and toilets, washers and dryers, barbecue grills, garage doors in four foot sections, mattresses and box springs, and waterbeds by section. No charge. One bulk pickup each quarter at no extra charge for Commerce City residential customers. Additional pickups can be scheduled at any time for the published per item fee, and the annual neighborhood cleanup day covers up to five large items.
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?
Commerce City collects through Republic Services, and the route for a couch, a mattress or a washer is the bulk pickup: a household books one at no extra charge every quarter by calling 303.286.1200, and the city's own acceptable list covers bagged yard debris, furniture, bundled carpet, dishwashers, doors, hot water heaters, lawn mowers, porcelain sinks and toilets, washers and dryers, barbecue grills, garage doors in four foot sections, mattresses and box springs, and waterbeds by section. Anything that will not fit is refused, including construction debris, tires, glass, stoves, air conditioners, appliances with Freon such as refrigerators, and exercise equipment. An extra pickup can be booked any time for a published per item fee, once a year residents get a curbside cleanup day with up to five large items, and there are four free days a year at the Tower Landfill for a whole load. Electronics and household chemicals do not go curbside: the city routes them to Adams County electronics events, retailers and the Veolia household hazardous waste program.
Items that will not fit in the trash cart are collected on a bulk pickup once per quarter at no extra charge, and the published acceptable list covers bagged yard debris, furniture, bundled carpet, dishwashers, doors, hot water heaters, lawn mowers, porcelain sinks and toilets, washers and dryers, barbecue grills, garage doors in four foot sections, mattresses and box springs, and waterbeds by section.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. One bulk pickup each quarter at no extra charge for Commerce City residential customers. Additional pickups can be scheduled at any time for the published per item fee, and the annual neighborhood cleanup day covers up to five large items.
When & how
Call Republic Services at 303.286.1200, Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., to confirm the item meets the size and weight rules and to book the pickup.
Get it ready
Keep bagged trash out of the bulk pile, because bagged trash is not removed through the bulk program, and keep construction debris, tires, glass, stoves, air conditioners, appliances with Freon and exercise equipment out of the request entirely, because all of those are refused.
Furniture is named on the city's acceptable bulk item list, so a couch leaves on the quarterly bulk pickup rather than in the trash cart.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the quarterly bulk pickup that carries no extra charge for Commerce City residential customers, or in the once-a-year neighborhood cleanup day with up to five large items.
When & how
Book with Republic Services at 303.286.1200 during its Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. service hours, and put the piece out on the confirmed day.
Get it ready
Keep the furniture whole and out of the trash cart, and keep refused material such as construction debris, tires, glass, stoves and Freon appliances off the same pickup.
Mattresses and box springs are named on the acceptable bulk item list, while a mattress is refused in the trash cart, so bedding leaves on a bulk pickup or the neighborhood cleanup day.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the quarterly bulk pickup at no extra charge, or in the once-a-year neighborhood cleanup day. On a Tower Landfill free day a mattress is subject to the current gate rate fee instead.
When & how
Book the bulk pickup with Republic Services at 303.286.1200, or set the unit out on the neighborhood cleanup day for the address, which is published on one of five Saturdays between March and August.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry and out of the trash cart, because mattresses are listed as unacceptable in the trash, and note that a mattress taken to the Tower Landfill on a free day is charged the gate rate even though the rest of the load is free.
Dishwashers, hot water heaters, washers and dryers are on the acceptable bulk item list, while stoves, air conditioners and appliances with Freon, including refrigerators, are refused on that route. One free day a year at the Tower Landfill takes appliances free of charge, but only units without refrigerant.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Accepted appliances ride the quarterly bulk pickup at no extra charge for Commerce City residential customers, and an appliance without refrigerant is free on a Tower Landfill free day. A stove, an air conditioner or an appliance with Freon including a refrigerator is refused on the bulk route, and confirm a route for those units with the city or a private hauler.
When & how
Book the accepted appliance with Republic Services at 303.286.1200, or take it to the Tower Landfill on one of the four published free days.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, keep doors secured, and leave refrigerant inside the sealed system, because an appliance that contains refrigerant is refused both on the bulk route and at the landfill free days.
Electronics do not ride the bulk pickup and are refused at the Tower Landfill free days. The city routes them to Adams County electronics recycling events and to retailers such as Best Buy and Staples, and it lists its own Electronics Recycling Days as drop-off events with locations and dates still to be determined.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the electronics routes but no price and no fixed drop-off schedule: the Adams County events and the retailer counters set their own terms, and the city's own electronics days have locations and dates to be determined. Confirm the event and any charge before loading a vehicle.
When & how
Check the Adams County recycling events page, or a participating retailer, and watch the city page for the Electronics Recycling Days once locations and dates are published.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the trash cart, the recycling cart and the bulk pile, wipe personal data before handover, and keep batteries out of every cart because they are refused in both the trash and the recycling streams.
Construction debris is unacceptable in the trash cart, in the recycling cart and on the bulk pickup, so no city collection route exists for a project load. The city publishes drop-off sites and events for other material, but not for construction debris.
City cost & eligibility
No municipal rate covers construction or demolition debris for a household, and the city publishes no construction drop-off in its guide. A private container or hauling company quotes its own price.
When & how
Arrange a private container or hauling company, because the curbside program and the bulk pickup both refuse the material.
Get it ready
Keep construction debris out of the trash cart, the recycling cart and the bulk pile so the rest of the collection is not refused.
Exercise equipment is named explicitly on the city's unacceptable bulk item list, and it cannot go in any cart, so a machine has no curbside route in Commerce City.
City cost & eligibility
The city refuses exercise equipment on the bulk pickup and publishes no other route for it, so no municipal rate applies. A private hauling company quotes its own price, and the city's guidance for a refused item is to arrange that route.
When & how
Contact a private hauling company, since the quarterly bulk pickup and the neighborhood cleanup day both refuse exercise equipment.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart to make it easier to handle and to quote, and keep it off the curb so it is not left for the collection crew.
Household products containing hazardous material cannot go curbside. The city publishes an HHW Drop-Off Voucher Program for Commerce City residents to use the Veolia Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Center in Henderson, and it names PaintCare sites, the Veolia center by appointment and two Commerce City Ace Hardware counters for leftover paint.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the voucher program and the destination facility but no price, and it also lists the annual Veolia Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Days, so confirm the current terms with the city before a drop-off.
When & how
Use the HHW Drop-Off Voucher Program, the annual Veolia recycling days, or for paint a PaintCare site, an appointment at the Veolia center at 9131 E. 96th Ave. in Henderson, or an Ace Hardware location at 6900 Eudora Dr. or 15181 E. 104th Ave.
Get it ready
Keep paint, oil, cleaning solutions, batteries, fluorescent lamps, pesticides, propane tanks, medical sharps, pharmaceuticals, tires, asbestos and the rest of the published hazardous list out of every cart, because the guide states they cannot be disposed of curbside.
The acceptable bulk items are bagged yard debris, furniture, bundled carpet, dishwashers, doors, hot water heaters, lawn mowers, porcelain sinks and toilets, washers and dryers, barbecue grills, garage doors in four foot sections, mattresses and box springs, and waterbeds by section. The refused list is just as specific: air conditioners, batteries, cast iron, cement, chemicals, construction debris, dirt and rocks, exercise equipment, hazardous waste, medical waste, porcelain tubs, steel, stoves, stumps, tires, glass such as doors, windows, mirrors and windshields, and appliances with Freon including refrigerators.
The cleanup day is once a year and by neighborhood
Once a year residents may place up to five large items at the curb, with the city divided into five areas each served on one of five Saturdays between March and August, published as March 21, March 28, June 13, July 11 and Aug. 1 for their areas. Residents who do not receive the city's regular trash services are not eligible, items go neatly in the driveway or yard without blocking the sidewalk, anything that cannot be picked up has to be removed within 24 hours, and everything must be out before 7 a.m.
Four pre-scheduled free days a year let residents take large quantities of trash or large and oddly shaped items to the Tower Landfill at 19260 E. 88th Ave. Proof of residency by Colorado ID is required, one load per household, every load must be covered with a tarp if it is not contained in the vehicle, mattresses and box springs are charged the current gate rate, cars, vans and SUVs are free along with the first five yards of a pickup or trailer with anything over five yards charged the gate rate plus an applicable fee, and appliances are accepted free only on those days and only without refrigerant. Hazardous materials, used oil, medical waste, ammunition, fireworks, fluorescent bulbs, tires, batteries, electronics and liquids are prohibited there.
Trash goes in the 96 gallon black lid cart and must be bagged with the lid closed, and a household that opts out of recycling can request a second trash cart. Recycling uses the green or light blue lid cart and runs every other week, with material placed loose, empty, clean and dry, and batteries, food waste, scrap metal, foam, mirrors and ceramics never belong in the recycling cart.
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 Commerce City household with furniture, a mattress, bundled carpet, a dishwasher, a washer or dryer, a barbecue grill or another item on the acceptable bulk list.
Cost & conditions
No charge. One bulk pickup each quarter at no extra charge for Commerce City residential customers, with the annual neighborhood cleanup day adding up to five large items once a year.
Arrange it
Call Republic Services at 303.286.1200 from Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. to check the size and weight rules and book the pickup.
Bagged trash is not removed through the bulk program, and construction debris, tires, glass, stoves, air conditioners, appliances with Freon and exercise equipment are refused.
A household that needs a bulk pickup before its next quarterly allowance.
Cost & conditions
From $16.72 per item on an additional bulk item pickup scheduled outside the quarterly allowance, as published in the city collection guide. Commerce City residential customers, who may schedule an additional bulk item pickup at any time and as often as needed for that per item fee.
Arrange it
Call Republic Services at 303.286.1200 to schedule the extra pickup and confirm the per item charge at that point.
The same acceptable and refused lists apply, so a stove, a Freon appliance, construction debris, tires, glass or exercise equipment still cannot be collected.
A household with a whole load of trash or large and oddly shaped items that would otherwise take several bulk pickups.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Four pre-scheduled free days a year for Commerce City residents with proof of residency by Colorado ID, one load per household, with cars, vans and SUVs free and the first five yards of a pickup or trailer also free.
Arrange it
Take the load to the Tower Landfill at 19260 E. 88th Ave. on one of the published Saturdays, which the guide lists as April 4, June 6, Aug. 8 and Oct. 10 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
A mattress or box spring is charged the current gate rate, anything over five yards is charged the gate rate plus an applicable fee, every load has to be covered with a tarp if it is not contained, appliances are free only if they contain no refrigerant, and hazardous material, tires, batteries, electronics, liquids, medical waste, fireworks and fluorescent bulbs are prohibited.
Recycle electronics through a county event or a retailer
A household with a television, a computer or another device that cannot go in the carts or on the bulk pickup.
Cost & conditions
Adams County holds electronics events each year and retailers such as Best Buy and Staples take certain devices, with each setting its own terms, and the city's own electronics days have locations and dates still to be determined, so confirm before a trip.
Arrange it
Check the Adams County recycling events page or a participating retailer, and watch the city page for the published Electronics Recycling Days.
There is no standing city electronics drop-off with published hours, and electronics are prohibited at the Tower Landfill free days, so the route depends on an event or a store counter.
A household with paint, oil, cleaning solutions, batteries, pesticides, propane tanks, sharps or another listed hazardous product.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the voucher program and the Veolia destination facility without a price, so confirm the current terms and any charge with the city before a drop-off.
Arrange it
Use the Commerce City HHW Drop-Off Voucher Program to take the material to the Veolia Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Center in Henderson, or wait for the annual Veolia Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Days.
The material cannot go curbside in any cart, and paint has separate published counters at PaintCare sites, the Veolia center by appointment at 9131 E. 96th Ave. and the two local Ace Hardware locations.
A household with construction debris, exercise equipment, a stove, a Freon appliance or another item the city program refuses.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no rate for the material it refuses, so the container or hauling company quotes its own price before the load is moved.
Arrange it
Contact a private hauler or container company, since the curbside program, the bulk pickup and the landfill free days all refuse at least some of this material.
Construction debris and exercise equipment are refused on the bulk route outright, and a stove or a Freon appliance is refused both on the bulk pickup and at the landfill free days.
Commerce City's household routes are the quarterly bulk pickup, the annual cleanup day and the Tower Landfill free days. A bulk pickup is free once a quarter, booked with Republic Services at 303.286.1200 from Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m., and covers the published acceptable list from furniture, mattresses, bundled carpet, dishwashers, doors and hot water heaters through washers, dryers, barbecue grills, porcelain sinks and toilets and garage doors in four foot sections, while construction debris, tires, glass, stoves, air conditioners, appliances with Freon and exercise equipment are refused. An extra pickup costs a published per item fee. Once a year each neighborhood gets a curbside cleanup day with up to five large items, and four pre-scheduled free days at the Tower Landfill at 19260 E. 88th Ave. take a whole load, with a mattress charged the gate rate, appliances limited to units without refrigerant, and hazardous material, tires, batteries, electronics, liquids, fireworks and fluorescent bulbs prohibited. Electronics go to Adams County events or retailers, and household chemicals go through the city voucher program to the Veolia center in Henderson, with paint also accepted at PaintCare sites, the Veolia center by appointment and two local Ace Hardware counters. City 2026 recycling and waste collection guide with the cart rules, the quarterly bulk pickup and its accepted and refused lists, the neighborhood cleanup days, the landfill free days, the hazardous waste program and the electronics routes
Regional landfill that hosts the city's four free residential disposal days
Republic Services Tower Landfill
19260 E. 88th Ave., Commerce City, CO
Large quantities of trash and large or oddly shaped items, including appliances without refrigerant, on the four pre-scheduled free residential days each year.
Proof of residency by Colorado ID, one load per household, and every load covered with a tarp if it is not contained in the vehicle. Mattresses and box springs are charged the current gate rate, anything over five yards is charged the gate rate plus an applicable fee, appliances containing refrigerant are refused, and hazardous materials, used oil, medical waste, ammunition, fireworks, fluorescent light bulbs, tires, batteries, electronics and liquids of any kind are prohibited.
The four free days run from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the published Saturdays, which the guide lists as April 4, June 6, Aug. 8 and Oct. 10.
No charge. Free on the four published days for Commerce City residents with proof of residency, with cars, vans and SUVs free and the first five yards of a pickup truck or trailer also free.
Regional household hazardous waste recycling center named for the city voucher program
Veolia Colorado Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Center
9131 E. 96th Ave., Henderson, CO
Household hazardous waste that cannot go curbside, including paint, oil, cleaning solutions, batteries, pesticides and the rest of the city's published hazardous list, with paint also accepted by appointment.
The city guide publishes the center as the destination for its voucher program and for paint appointments but does not publish the center's own hours, so confirm the current terms with the city or the center first.
Not published in the city guide, which routes residents through the HHW Drop-Off Voucher Program and the annual Veolia recycling days, so confirm before travelling.
The city publishes the voucher program and the destination but no price, so confirm the terms and any charge before a drop-off.
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 often can a Commerce City household get a bulk pickup?+
One bulk pickup every quarter at no extra charge, booked with Republic Services at 303.286.1200 from Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. An additional pickup can be scheduled at any time, as often as needed, for a published per item fee, and the annual neighborhood cleanup day adds up to five large items once a year.Official guidance
Will Commerce City pick up a couch?+
Yes. Furniture is on the city's acceptable bulk item list, and a household books the quarterly bulk pickup at no extra charge through Republic Services at 303.286.1200. The once-a-year neighborhood cleanup day also takes up to five large items at the curb.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Commerce City?+
A mattress and box spring are on the city's acceptable bulk item list, so they go out on the quarterly bulk pickup booked at 303.286.1200 at no extra charge, or on the once-a-year neighborhood cleanup day with up to five large items. A mattress is unacceptable in the trash cart, and on a free day at the Tower Landfill it is the one item charged the current gate rate.Official guidance
Can a refrigerator or a stove go on a Commerce City bulk pickup?+
No. The city's unacceptable bulk list names stoves, air conditioners and appliances with Freon including refrigerators, while dishwashers, hot water heaters, washers and dryers are accepted on the quarterly pickup at no extra charge. The Tower Landfill free days take appliances free of charge but refuse the ones that contain refrigerant, so confirm a route for a refrigerator or a stove with the city or a private hauler.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Commerce City?+
Not in the carts and not on the bulk pickup, because electronics are refused at the Tower Landfill free days and batteries are barred from both the trash and the recycling carts. The city points residents at Adams County electronics recycling events and at retailers such as Best Buy and Staples, and it lists its own Electronics Recycling Days as drop-off events whose locations and dates are still to be determined.Official guidance
Who collects trash and bulky items in Commerce City?+
Republic Services runs the city's residential collection, the carts and the bulk pickup program, and answers at 303.286.1200 from Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. The City of Commerce City publishes the annual collection guide, the cleanup days, the landfill free days and the household hazardous waste voucher program.Official guidance
How do I book a bulk pickup in Commerce City?+
Call Republic Services at 303.286.1200 from Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. to check that the item meets the size and weight rules and to schedule it. One pickup a quarter is free, an additional pickup carries a published per item fee, and bagged trash is never removed through the bulk program.Official guidance
What free disposal events does Commerce City run?+
The city runs four free days a year at the Tower Landfill, four free green yard waste drop-off events at A1 Organics at 9109 Monaco St. in Henderson, a free tire recycling day with up to eight tires per resident at the Municipal Service Center at 8602 Rosemary St., and the annual neighborhood curbside cleanup day with up to five large items. Electronics recycling days are also listed, with locations and dates to be determined.Official guidance
Which items can never go in a Commerce City cart?+
Clean recyclables, construction debris, mattresses and household hazardous waste are unacceptable in the trash cart, and batteries, food waste, mirrors and ceramics, scrap metal, foam, aerosol cans, aluminum foil, bagged film plastic and tissues or paper towels can never go in the recycling cart. Electronics and hazardous materials are barred from both, and the bulk pickup adds stoves, air conditioners, Freon appliances, tires, glass and exercise equipment to the refused list.Official guidance
