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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
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City collection Derby has no municipal bulky collection, so a couch leaves through a private company. The county's own material directory says most licensed junk haulers will remove large, bulky items such as furniture and appliances from a home for donation or recycling. The county publishes no rate for bulky removal because it does not collect, so the price comes from the company the household hires. Compare the licensed haulers the county lists, including the junk removal and roll-off operators, and confirm the rate and the item list before the piece is set out.
City collection The county's material directory names two mattress routes for Adams County households: Spring Back Colorado, which recycles mattresses, and the SustainAbility Zero Waste Center in Arvada. The county publishes the vendors and phone numbers without rates, because each one sets its own fee and some take mattresses only in certain sizes or conditions, so confirm the charge and the accepted sizes with the vendor before loading.
City collection Appliances have three county-named routes: retailer take-back when a new unit is bought, local vendors that accept working appliances for reuse, and scrap metal recyclers. Refrigerant has to come out first. The county publishes no rate because each route prices its own service: a retailer may take the old unit at delivery, a reuse vendor may take a working appliance, and a scrap yard prices by metal. Confirm the charge, and any refrigerant handling, with the business before the unit leaves the house.
City collection There is no municipal bulky program in Derby. Adams County does not provide trash and recycling services for residents, and households hire any licensed solid waste hauler, several of which offer junk and bulky removal. Each hauler sets its own price for carts, extra bags and bulky items, and the county publishes the licensed companies and phone numbers rather than rates, so compare the haulers serving the address and confirm the bulky terms before signing up.
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.
Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.
The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Derby has no municipal collection department, and the county it sits inside does not collect from households either. Adams County states plainly that it does not provide trash and recycling services for residents and that a household contacts any licensed solid waste hauler, so collection, a bulky or junk removal run, compost service and construction debris hauling all come from the private companies on the county's licensed hauler list. The county does run the hard-to-recycle side. Mattresses and box springs go to the mattress and zero waste vendors the county's material directory names, appliances go back to a retailer, a working-condition vendor or a scrap metal yard with any refrigerant removed by a certified technician first, electronics go to a county drop-off event at Pedal Point Solutions in Aurora that charges by the vehicle and requires registration, and household chemicals ride a voucher program for the Veolia recycling center in Henderson that is published for residents of unincorporated Adams County, Bennett and Northglenn, which an incorporated city such as Derby should confirm before booking. Paint has a simpler route through the PaintCare drop-off network.
Derby has no municipal bulky collection, so a couch leaves through a private company. The county's own material directory says most licensed junk haulers will remove large, bulky items such as furniture and appliances from a home for donation or recycling.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes no rate for bulky removal because it does not collect, so the price comes from the company the household hires. Compare the licensed haulers the county lists, including the junk removal and roll-off operators, and confirm the rate and the item list before the piece is set out.
When & how
Contact a company from the county's licensed hauler list to arrange the removal, and confirm whether the item is going for donation or recycling before it leaves the house.
Get it ready
Describe the piece and any access problem when booking, and keep the item out of the public right of way until the collection is arranged. Hazardous waste, paint, batteries and electronics do not ride with a furniture load, and each has its own county route.
The county's material directory names two mattress routes for Adams County households: Spring Back Colorado, which recycles mattresses, and the SustainAbility Zero Waste Center in Arvada.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes the vendors and phone numbers without rates, because each one sets its own fee and some take mattresses only in certain sizes or conditions, so confirm the charge and the accepted sizes with the vendor before loading.
When & how
Call Spring Back Colorado at 720-515-1328 or the SustainAbility Zero Waste Center in Arvada at 303-425-9226 to confirm the drop-off hours, or ask a licensed junk hauler to take the mattress with a bulky load.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and confirm the size the vendor accepts before the trip. A mattress is not a curbside item in Derby, where collection is private, so it leaves either with the hauler that services the address or in a vehicle taken to the vendor.
Appliances have three county-named routes: retailer take-back when a new unit is bought, local vendors that accept working appliances for reuse, and scrap metal recyclers. Refrigerant has to come out first.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes no rate because each route prices its own service: a retailer may take the old unit at delivery, a reuse vendor may take a working appliance, and a scrap yard prices by metal. Confirm the charge, and any refrigerant handling, with the business before the unit leaves the house.
When & how
Ask the retailer about take-back when ordering a replacement, call a reuse vendor such as Arc Thrift, the Habitat for Humanity ReStore or Reliable Appliance, or take the unit to a scrap metal recycler from the county list.
Get it ready
Have the refrigerant removed from a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner by a certified CFC technician before the unit is recycled, as the county requires. Empty the appliance, and keep it out of a bulky pile if the item is going to a reuse vendor that only takes working units.
Adams County runs an electronics drop-off at Pedal Point Solutions in Aurora with registration and a per vehicle fee, and the county's hauler list also names a dedicated electronics recycler.
City cost & eligibility
From $15 per vehicle for electronics up to one television or computer monitor at the county drop-off event, with $25 per vehicle for a load carrying up to three televisions or monitors. Adams County residents, with registration required for the event at 3251 Lewiston St., Ste. 10, Aurora, which the county scheduled for Saturday October 3, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; confirm the next event date and the current fee with the county before loading.
When & how
Register for the county's electronics drop-off event and take the devices to Pedal Point Solutions at 3251 Lewiston St., Ste. 10 in Aurora during the event window, or contact the electronics recycler on the county's licensed hauler list.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from a computer, laptop or drive before it leaves the house, because the county notes the event is run to give a high level of data destruction for data-bearing equipment. Keep televisions and monitors with exposed tubes, mercury or freon items, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, thermostats, radioactive equipment, neon signs, alkaline batteries, light bulbs and trash out of the load, because the event refuses every one of them.
The county has no household construction program, but its licensed hauler list has a dedicated construction and demolition debris and aggregates section, which is where a Derby project arranges the container.
City cost & eligibility
Container and hauling prices come from the company that supplies the box, and the county publishes the licensed companies rather than rates, so confirm the container size, the tonnage allowance and the accepted material before ordering.
When & how
Order the container from a company in the county's construction and demolition debris section before the work generates the material, and confirm the pull when the box is full.
Get it ready
Keep liquids, paint, chemicals, batteries, tires and electronic waste out of a construction box, because each has its own route through the county's programs or a retailer. Cover and secure the load if it is hauled in a vehicle rather than in a container.
Exercise equipment is named nowhere in the county's material directory, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed with the company that would collect it.
City cost & eligibility
There is no published rate because there is no public program, so the price comes from the hauler. Confirm whether the machine counts as a bulky item and what the removal costs before it is moved.
When & how
Call a company on the county's licensed hauler list and describe the machine before booking a removal.
Get it ready
Give the weight and size when you call, and take the console or any battery pack off so the electronics go to the county's electronics route instead of riding with the machine.
There is no municipal bulky program in Derby. Adams County does not provide trash and recycling services for residents, and households hire any licensed solid waste hauler, several of which offer junk and bulky removal.
City cost & eligibility
Each hauler sets its own price for carts, extra bags and bulky items, and the county publishes the licensed companies and phone numbers rather than rates, so compare the haulers serving the address and confirm the bulky terms before signing up.
When & how
Choose a hauler from the county's licensed list for regular collection and ask about its bulky item terms, or hire a junk removal company for a one-off load.
Get it ready
Separate anything hazardous, electronic or paint-related from a bulky load, because those items go to the county's own routes: hazardous chemicals through the voucher program, electronics to the county drop-off event, and paint to a PaintCare site. Tires go to an automotive tire business or a municipal tire event rather than into a bulky pile.
The county does not collect, so a licensed hauler does
Adams County states that it does not provide trash and recycling services for residents and that a household contacts any licensed solid waste hauler to set up service. Solid waste haulers operating in unincorporated Adams County have to be licensed and follow county regulations, and the county publishes the list of licensed companies, including haulers that handle compost, construction and demolition debris and aggregates and electronics recycling. Regular carts, bulky removal and renovation boxes all come from that list.
Mattresses, appliances and electronics have their own routes
The county's material directory sends mattresses and box springs to Spring Back Colorado and the SustainAbility Zero Waste Center in Arvada; tells households buying a new appliance to ask the retailer about take-back, with reuse vendors and scrap metal recyclers for the rest, and requires refrigerant to be removed from a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner by a certified CFC technician before recycling; and runs an electronics drop-off at Pedal Point Solutions in Aurora that needs registration and charges by the vehicle. Paint goes back through the PaintCare network and batteries and lighting through Batteries Plus.
The hazardous waste voucher has an eligibility catch
The county's household hazardous waste voucher covers the facility fee at the Veolia recycling center in Henderson, with the household still paying the per pound charge, and every drop-off is by appointment during the published hours. The eligibility published with the program is residents of unincorporated Adams County, Bennett and Northglenn, and Thornton and Commerce City residents are told to email their own cities instead, so a Derby household should confirm eligibility with the county before booking. Paint is the easier item to divert, because PaintCare sites take it without a voucher.
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.
Any Derby household that needs regular carts, a bulky removal or a one-off junk load, since no public collection exists.
Cost & conditions
Haulers set their own prices for carts, extra bags and bulky items and the county publishes the licensed companies rather than rates, so compare the haulers serving the address and confirm the bulky item terms and any extra charges before signing up.
Arrange it
Choose a company from the county's licensed solid waste haulers list and confirm the collection day, the cart sizes and the bulky item terms.
Bulky terms differ between haulers, and hazardous waste, electronics, paint and tires do not go in a household load because each has its own county or retail route.
Licensed private haulers licensed by Adams County, with the county's recycling, electronics and household hazardous waste programs
Use the county electronics drop-off
An Adams County household with televisions, computer monitors, DVD players, printers or other electronics.
Cost & conditions
From $15 per vehicle for electronics up to one television or computer monitor, with $25 per vehicle for up to three televisions or monitors. Adams County residents at the county's registered drop-off event; confirm the next date and the current fee with the county before loading, since the published event ran on Saturday October 3, 2026.
Arrange it
Register with the county and take the devices to Pedal Point Solutions at 3251 Lewiston St., Ste. 10 in Aurora during the event hours.
Registration is required, the fees are per vehicle, and exposed tubes, mercury or freon items, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, thermostats, radioactive equipment, neon signs, alkaline batteries, light bulbs and trash are refused.
A household with a mattress or box spring and no hauler pickup arranged.
Cost & conditions
The county names the vendors and phone numbers without rates, and some take only certain sizes or conditions, so confirm the fee and the accepted sizes with the vendor before driving over.
Arrange it
Call Spring Back Colorado at 720-515-1328 or the SustainAbility Zero Waste Center in Arvada at 303-425-9226 to confirm hours and conditions.
Neither vendor publishes hours or fees through the county directory, so treat both as a call-first route, and keep the mattress dry and separate from other waste.
Licensed private haulers licensed by Adams County, with the county's recycling, electronics and household hazardous waste programs
Ask the county about the hazardous waste voucher
A household with paint, chemicals or other household hazardous waste that cannot go in a cart or a bulky load.
Cost & conditions
The voucher covers the $30 facility fee and the household still pays the facility's per pound charge, and the published eligibility covers unincorporated Adams County, Bennett and Northglenn residents, so confirm both the eligibility for a Derby address and the current per pound fee with the county before booking.
Arrange it
Apply for the voucher through the county, then book an appointment at the Veolia recycling center at 9131 E. 96th Ave. in Henderson during its published appointment hours.
Drop-offs are by appointment only, the voucher must be presented at the facility, the program's published eligibility does not name an incorporated city such as Derby, and paint is simpler to divert through a PaintCare site instead.
Order a construction container from a licensed hauler
A household or contractor with renovation debris and no public collection route.
Cost & conditions
Container and hauling prices come from the company, and the county publishes the licensed construction and demolition debris companies rather than rates, so confirm the container size, the tonnage allowance and the accepted material before ordering.
Arrange it
Order the container from a company in the county's construction and demolition debris and aggregates section and confirm the pull when the box is full.
Liquids, paint, chemicals, batteries, tires and electronic waste cannot go in a construction box and each has its own route through the county's programs or a retailer.
Site of the county's registered electronics drop-off event
PedalPoint Solutions
3251 Lewiston St., Ste. 10, Aurora, CO
Televisions, computer monitors, DVD players, printers and other electronics from Adams County residents, with the county noting that the event is run to give a high level of data destruction for desktops, laptops and other data-bearing equipment.
Registration is required and the fees are charged per vehicle. Televisions and monitors with exposed tubes, anything containing mercury, freon or other chemicals, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, thermostats, radioactive equipment, neon signs, alkaline batteries, light bulbs and trash are refused.
Event hours only: the county published Saturday October 3, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with registration, so confirm the next event date before loading.
From $15 per vehicle for electronics up to one television or computer monitor, with $25 per vehicle for up to three televisions or monitors. Adams County residents who register for the county's drop-off event; confirm the current fee and date with the county.
Household hazardous waste recycling center used by the county voucher program
Veolia Household Hazardous Waste Recycling Center
9131 E. 96th Ave., Henderson, CO
Household chemicals accepted under the county's voucher program, with the county directing residents to the Veolia website for the list of acceptable and unacceptable items.
Every drop-off is by appointment during the published hours, the voucher has to be presented to the attendant, the household pays the facility's per pound charge on top of the fee the voucher covers, and the published eligibility is residents of unincorporated Adams County, Bennett and Northglenn, with Thornton and Commerce City residents referred to their own cities, so a Derby address should confirm eligibility first.
Appointments between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., with one Wednesday each month from February to April and November to December and every Wednesday plus one Saturday from May to October.
The county voucher covers the $30 facility fee and the household pays the per pound charge at drop-off, so confirm the current per pound rate and the eligibility for a Derby address with the county before booking an appointment.
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 a couch leave a Derby home?+
Through a private company, because neither Derby nor Adams County runs a household bulky collection. The county says most licensed junk haulers will remove large, bulky items such as furniture and appliances for donation or recycling, and it publishes the list of haulers licensed to operate in the county. Confirm the rate and the item list with the company before the couch goes out.Official guidance
Where can a Derby mattress go?+
To one of the two vendors the county's recycling directory names: Spring Back Colorado at 720-515-1328, which recycles mattresses, or the SustainAbility Zero Waste Center in Arvada at 303-425-9226. The county publishes the phone numbers but not the fees or hours, so call first, and a licensed junk hauler can also take a mattress with a bulky load.Official guidance
What happens to an old refrigerator in Derby?+
It goes back to a retailer, to a vendor that accepts working appliances, or to a scrap metal recycler, and the county requires the refrigerant to be removed from a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner by a certified CFC technician before it is recycled. Confirm the route and the charge directly with the business, because the county publishes the vendor list rather than rates.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Derby?+
To the county's electronics drop-off at Pedal Point Solutions, 3251 Lewiston St., Ste. 10 in Aurora, on the date the county schedules, with registration required and a per vehicle fee for up to one television or monitor and a higher fee for up to three. The county also lists a dedicated electronics recycler among its licensed haulers. Exposed tubes, mercury or freon items, detectors, thermostats, neon signs, alkaline batteries, bulbs and trash are refused.Official guidance
Who collects bulky items in Derby?+
A private company. Adams County states that it does not provide trash and recycling services for residents and that a household contacts any licensed solid waste hauler, and it publishes the list of haulers licensed in the county, including junk removal and roll-off operators that take large items. Bulky terms and prices come from the company, so confirm them before booking.Official guidance
Who collects trash and bulky items in Derby?+
A private company. Adams County states that it does not provide trash and recycling services for residents and that a household contacts any licensed solid waste hauler, and haulers operating in the county have to be licensed and follow county regulations. The county publishes the licensed list, which includes companies handling carts, compost, construction debris and electronics recycling. Bulky item terms and prices come from the company that is hired.Official guidance
Where do mattresses, appliances and electronics go?+
The county's recycling directory names the routes: mattresses and box springs to Spring Back Colorado at 720-515-1328 or the SustainAbility Zero Waste Center in Arvada at 303-425-9226; appliances back to a retailer, to a reuse vendor such as Arc Thrift or the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, or to a scrap metal recycler, with refrigerant removed by a certified CFC technician first; and electronics to the county's registered drop-off event at Pedal Point Solutions in Aurora, which charges by the vehicle.Official guidance
How does hazardous waste leave a Derby home?+
Through the county's household hazardous waste voucher, which covers the facility fee at the Veolia recycling center in Henderson while the household pays the per pound charge, by appointment during the published hours. The eligibility the county publishes is for residents of unincorporated Adams County, Bennett and Northglenn, with Thornton and Commerce City residents told to email their own cities, so confirm whether a Derby address qualifies before booking. Paint can go to a PaintCare site instead, and batteries and lighting to Batteries Plus.Official guidance
What about tires and yard waste?+
The county says most automotive tire businesses will accept tires for a small fee and that some municipalities host tire collection events. Yard waste can go to A1 Organics at 9109 Monaco St in Commerce City, with a voucher the county issues for unincorporated area residents, or through one of the compost haulers on the county's licensed list. Both routes should be confirmed before a trip, because the voucher and the fees are set by the county and the businesses.Official guidance
