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City collection Sofas, couches, love seats, recliners, chairs, tables, dressers, desks, end tables, coffee tables, doors and bundled carpet are all on the city's acceptable list for the large item pickup. From $27.5 for the published charge for one acceptable bulk item, reimbursed by the city up to the same amount for two items a year. Each piece is listed at 27.50, a couch is charged per section, and the city reimburses two items a calendar year up to 27.50 each. Additional pieces go on the utility bill at Republic Services pricing.
City collection A mattress or box spring is accepted on the city large item pickup and charged per piece, so each piece counts separately against the two item reimbursement. From $27.5 for the published charge for one mattress or box spring, reimbursed by the city up to the same amount for two items a year. A mattress or box spring is charged per piece, which means a set uses both reimbursed items for the year if it is collected in one trip, and anything beyond the two items is billed to the utility account.
City collection Hot water heaters, dishwashers, stoves, portable microwaves, toilets, porcelain sinks and small appliances without Freon are accepted, while anything with refrigerant is refused. From $27.5 for the published charge for one acceptable bulk item, reimbursed by the city up to the same amount for two items a year. Each accepted appliance or fixture is listed at 27.50 and can be reimbursed within the two item yearly allowance. A refrigerator, freezer, mini refrigerator, air conditioner or any appliance containing Freon is refused on the city pickup, and the Rooney Road center refers appliances to scrap metal recycling locations without publishing a price, so a refrigerant unit has to be priced separately.
City collection Republic Services collects trash every Thursday and recycling every other Thursday as part of the city program, and compost is a separate weekly subscription through Scraps on Wednesdays. Trash, recycling and compost are billed on the Edgewater utility account rather than sold item by item, and the city adopted updated 2026 rates after rebidding the service in 2025, so confirm the current monthly charge on the account with utility billing at 720-763-3060.
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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Will the city take it?
Edgewater runs a small, tightly defined bulk item program. Republic Services collects trash every Thursday and recycling every other Thursday, compost runs weekly through Scraps, and the city reimburses two large items a calendar year at up to 27.50 each on the first and third Tuesday of the month. The acceptable list is narrow and practical: sofas, recliners, tables, dressers, mattresses, hot water heaters, stoves, dishwashers, toilets, porcelain sinks, carpet, doors, branches and bagged yard waste, while refrigerators, air conditioners, electronics, exercise equipment, tires, construction debris, dirt and hazardous material are all refused. Electronic waste and household chemicals go to the Rooney Road Recycling Center in Golden by appointment, and twice a year the city runs an alley cleanup and a drop off day at the high school lot that take construction material, household items and electronics.
Republic Services collects trash every Thursday and recycling every other Thursday as part of the city program, and compost is a separate weekly subscription through Scraps on Wednesdays.
City cost & eligibility
Trash, recycling and compost are billed on the Edgewater utility account rather than sold item by item, and the city adopted updated 2026 rates after rebidding the service in 2025, so confirm the current monthly charge on the account with utility billing at 720-763-3060.
When & how
Trash goes out on Thursdays and recycling on alternate Thursdays. Compost is collected on Wednesdays for members. A missed trash or recycling pickup is handled by Republic at 303-286-1200 and a missed compost pickup by Scraps at 720-807-0562, because the city does not schedule the routes.
Get it ready
Keep recyclables out of the trash so the recycling cart is not treated as trash, and keep food waste and other organics out of the trash if the household is composting. Yard waste and branches are not part of the weekly carts: they go on a large item pickup, to a seasonal cleanup, or to the drop off events.
The city reimburses two large items a calendar year at up to 27.50 an item, and the collection runs on the first and third Tuesday of each month for residents who apply by the Wednesday before.
City cost & eligibility
From $27.5 for the city's reimbursement cap for each of two large items a calendar year. The two reimbursed items may be collected in one pickup or across two, and anything beyond them is charged to the resident's utility bill under Republic Services pricing. The service runs on the first and third Tuesday of the month on a first come, first served basis, and the application has to reach the city by the Wednesday before the scheduled pickup date.
When & how
Submit the large item pickup application before the Wednesday ahead of the Tuesday collection, then put the item out for the route.
Get it ready
Prepare the item the way the city lists it: a door has to be cut in half and free of glass, a garage door is taken at four feet per section, a couch is charged per section, a mattress or box spring is charged per piece, and a lawn mower is refused unless every fluid has been drained. Anything with a cord has to be wrapped and taped to the side of the item, and no glass or mirrors are accepted at all.
Sofas, couches, love seats, recliners, chairs, tables, dressers, desks, end tables, coffee tables, doors and bundled carpet are all on the city's acceptable list for the large item pickup.
City cost & eligibility
From $27.5 for the published charge for one acceptable bulk item, reimbursed by the city up to the same amount for two items a year. Each piece is listed at 27.50, a couch is charged per section, and the city reimburses two items a calendar year up to 27.50 each. Additional pieces go on the utility bill at Republic Services pricing.
When & how
Apply for the Tuesday large item pickup by the Wednesday before, then set the furniture out for the collection.
Get it ready
A door is taken only when it is cut in half and glass free, a garage door is taken at four feet per section, and a closet door, dresser, desk, end table, coffee table, chair, love seat, recliner, sofa, couch, table and bundled carpet are all listed at the same single item charge.
A mattress or box spring is accepted on the city large item pickup and charged per piece, so each piece counts separately against the two item reimbursement.
City cost & eligibility
From $27.5 for the published charge for one mattress or box spring, reimbursed by the city up to the same amount for two items a year. A mattress or box spring is charged per piece, which means a set uses both reimbursed items for the year if it is collected in one trip, and anything beyond the two items is billed to the utility account.
When & how
Apply for the pickup by the Wednesday before one of the first and third Tuesday collection dates, and put the mattress or box spring out for the route.
Get it ready
Count each piece separately, because a mattress and a box spring are two items rather than one. Keep the bedding dry and free of pests so the crew will take it, and put nothing else in the same bundle that is on the refusal list.
Hot water heaters, dishwashers, stoves, portable microwaves, toilets, porcelain sinks and small appliances without Freon are accepted, while anything with refrigerant is refused.
City cost & eligibility
From $27.5 for the published charge for one acceptable bulk item, reimbursed by the city up to the same amount for two items a year. Each accepted appliance or fixture is listed at 27.50 and can be reimbursed within the two item yearly allowance. A refrigerator, freezer, mini refrigerator, air conditioner or any appliance containing Freon is refused on the city pickup, and the Rooney Road center refers appliances to scrap metal recycling locations without publishing a price, so a refrigerant unit has to be priced separately.
When & how
Apply for the Tuesday collection by the Wednesday before, or ask a scrap metal recycler about a refrigerant unit that the city will not take.
Get it ready
A lawn mower is refused unless every fluid has been drained, and a microwave is taken only if it is portable rather than mounted. Keep refrigeration units out of the pile entirely, because the crew will leave them behind.
Electronics are refused on the city large item pickup, so a television or computer goes to the Rooney Road Recycling Center by appointment or to one of the city's two seasonal drop off events.
City cost & eligibility
From $1.91 for the per pound charge for electronic waste at the Rooney Road Recycling Center. A television is charged at the same per pound rate with a maximum of 203.35 each, and hard drives are destroyed securely by a certified recycler. A load that also contains hazardous material pays the general co-pay for the first 75 pounds for a Jefferson County resident and 2.03 per pound after that, while paint products, automotive batteries, motor oil and one pound propane cylinders are listed as free. The centre's own pages disagree on one pound propane cylinders, listing them on the household hazardous waste page as free and on the pricing page as an 8 dollar 15 cent exception, so confirm the cylinder and the current charge at 303-316-6262 before loading. Curbside pickup from the center costs 40.00 for a resident who cannot drive. The city's seasonal drop off days take electronic recycling, personal computers and small household electronic appliances at no charge, with CRT monitors and televisions limited to three per customer.
When & how
Book an appointment at Rooney Road for a Wednesday or Saturday between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., or wait for a drop off day at the Jefferson Junior and Senior High School north lot at 2305 Pierce St. on March 21 or October 17, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Get it ready
Rooney Road takes anything with a cord and destroys hard drives securely, and it notes that other certified electronic waste recyclers may cost less. At the city drop off days, keep the load to three CRT monitors or televisions and leave hazardous material, needles and batteries out of it, because those are refused.
Exercise equipment is expressly refused on the city large item pickup, including weights, treadmills, exercise bikes and ellipticals.
City cost & eligibility
There is no municipal route and no municipal rate for an exercise machine in Edgewater: the city lists exercise equipment or weights, treadmills, exercise bikes and ellipticals on its not accepted list, and the hazardous waste center does not take them either, so a machine has to be sold, donated or handled through a private service.
When & how
There is no city collection date for a machine, so plan a private option instead of putting it out for the Tuesday pickup.
Get it ready
Do not place a machine on the curb for the large item pickup, because anything on the refused list is left behind. A working machine is worth listing for sale or donation before it is scrapped.
Construction debris is refused on the large item pickup, but the city's two seasonal drop off events take wood, drywall, windows, doors, decking, carpet and flooring while refusing concrete, bricks, paints, stains and chemicals.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The seasonal alley cleanup and the drop off events are free to Edgewater residents. No municipal rate exists for construction debris as a paid service, and the city refuses concrete, bricks, dirt, rocks, cement, paints and chemicals at every one of its own events, so that material needs a private hauler or a licensed facility.
When & how
The alley and curbside cleanups run Saturday March 14 and Saturday October 3, 2026 with items out by 7 a.m., and the drop off events run at the Jefferson Junior and Senior High School north lot on Saturday March 21 and Saturday October 17, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Get it ready
Bag or bundle everything, keep every bag or bundle under fifty pounds, and cut long pieces to no longer than four feet. Separate the load by category, because construction material accepts wood, drywall, windows, doors, decking, carpet and flooring and refuses concrete, bricks, paints, stains and chemicals, while the cleanup refuses concrete, dirt, chemicals, fertilizers, paints, hazardous waste, tires, batteries and vehicle fluids as well.
Tires and windshields are refused on the city large item pickup and at the seasonal cleanups, and the hazardous waste center refers tires to local tire retailers.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no tire collection and refuses tires and windshields on both the large item pickup and the alley cleanup. Rooney Road Recycling Center also refuses tires and refers residents to local tire retailers such as Go Green Tires or Discount Tires, so the price comes from the retailer that takes the tire.
When & how
Ask the tire retailer that sells or mounts tires about a take back or drop off charge, and do not set a tire out for the Tuesday pickup or a cleanup day.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of every city pile, because a refused item is left at the curb. Car and truck batteries, vehicle fluids and motor oil bottles are refused at the same events, so those belong with the household hazardous waste drop off instead.
Thursdays for trash, alternate Thursdays for recycling, Wednesdays for compost
Trash is collected every Thursday and recycling every other Thursday through Republic Services, and compost is collected every Wednesday for Scraps members. A missed pickup is reported straight to the company that runs the route, Republic at 303-286-1200 or Scraps at 720-807-0562.
Bag, bundle and cut everything for a city collection
For a large item pickup the city sizes each piece the way its list describes it, with doors cut in half and glass free, garage doors taken at four feet per section, a couch charged per section and anything with a cord taped to the item. For the alley cleanup and the drop off days, items go out by 7 a.m., everything is bagged or bundled, no bag or bundle is over fifty pounds, and long pieces are cut to four feet, with branches bundled in four foot lengths no larger than eighteen inches in diameter.
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.
Republic Services for trash and recycling, Scraps for compost, and the Rooney Road Recycling Center for household hazardous waste
Apply for the reimbursed large item pickup
A household with a sofa, mattress, appliance, water heater, toilet, porcelain sink, carpet, door or bundled yard waste to clear.
Cost & conditions
From $27.5 for the published charge for one acceptable bulk item, reimbursed by the city up to the same amount for two items a year. The city reimburses two items a calendar year at up to 27.50 an item, in one pickup or across two, and any additional item is charged to the utility account at Republic Services pricing. Refrigerant appliances, electronics, exercise equipment, tires, construction debris, dirt and hazardous material are refused.
Arrange it
Submit the large item pickup application by the Wednesday before one of the first and third Tuesday collection dates, then set the item out as the city directs.
The list is item by item and the sizes are prescribed, so a door has to be cut in half and glass free, a garage door is taken at four feet per section, a lawn mower is refused unless the fluids are drained, a couch is charged per section and each mattress piece counts separately.
Republic Services for trash and recycling, Scraps for compost, and the Rooney Road Recycling Center for household hazardous waste
Use the seasonal cleanup and drop off days
A household with yard waste, branches, metal furniture, carpet, doors, windows, drywall, decking, household items, computers or electronics to clear in a single trip.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The alley cleanup and the drop off days are free to Edgewater residents. Paper shredding is available only at the spring drop off, televisions and CRT monitors are limited to three per customer, and refused material is left behind.
Arrange it
Put items out by 7 a.m. for the alley cleanup on March 14 or October 3, 2026, or drive to the north lot at 2305 Pierce St. on March 21 or October 17, 2026 between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. Branches dropped at the same events can be chipped and picked up between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
Concrete, bricks, dirt, rocks, cement, paints, stains, chemicals, fertilizers, hazardous waste, needles, syringes, hot tubs, batteries, tires, windshield glass, vehicle fluids, refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, Freon appliances and lawn mowers are refused at the city events.
Republic Services for trash and recycling, Scraps for compost, and the Rooney Road Recycling Center for household hazardous waste
Book a household hazardous waste and electronics drop off
A household with paint, cleaners, pesticides, motor oil, antifreeze, batteries, propane cylinders, fire extinguishers or electronic devices such as a television or computer.
Cost & conditions
From $30 for the co-pay for the first 75 pounds for a Jefferson County resident. A Jefferson County resident with proof of residency pays the co-pay for the first 75 pounds and then 2.03 per pound, while an out-of-county resident pays 127.60 for the same weight and then 2.28 per pound. Electronic waste and televisions are charged 1.91 per pound with a maximum of 203.35 per television, fire extinguishers 46.50 each, small camping propane cylinders 8.15 each, large propane grill cylinders 40.70 each, and a curbside pickup 40.00 for a resident who cannot drive. Paint products, automotive batteries, motor oil and one pound propane cylinders are listed as free for participating jurisdiction residents. The centre's own pages disagree on one pound propane cylinders, listing them on the household hazardous waste page as free and on the pricing page as an 8 dollar 15 cent exception, so confirm the cylinder and the current charge at 303-316-6262 before loading.
Arrange it
Book an appointment online for a Wednesday or Saturday between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., arrive with proof of residency, and plan around the lunch closure between 12 and 1 p.m. and the major holiday closures.
Organic and yard waste, radioactive material, smoke detectors, medical material, needles, prescriptions, controlled substances, explosives, fireworks, ammunition, tires and appliances are refused, with tires referred to local tire retailers and appliances referred to scrap metal recycling locations.
Household hazardous waste and electronics drop off in Golden
Rooney Road Recycling Center
151 South Rooney Road, Golden, CO
Household hazardous waste and hard to recycle items from residents, including latex and oil based paint, cleaners, pesticides, motor oil and antifreeze, automotive and household batteries, propane cylinders, fire extinguishers, electronics and computer parts, and the site is a certified electronic waste recycler that takes anything with a cord and securely destroys hard drives. A Reuse Room offers household chemicals and paint products free of charge.
Open by appointment only for residential customers, who book online, while a business, nonprofit or government customer has to call 303-316-6262. Proof of residency is required for the Jefferson County co-pay. Refused: organic and yard waste, radioactive material, smoke detectors, biological and medical material, needles, prescriptions and controlled substances, explosives, fireworks, ammunition, tires, which are referred to local tire retailers such as Go Green Tires or Discount Tires, and appliances, which are referred to scrap metal recycling locations.
Wednesdays and Saturdays 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. by appointment only, closed during lunch between 12 and 1 p.m. and on all major holidays. The center is at the intersection of I-70, C-470 and West Colfax.
From $30 for the co-pay for the first 75 pounds for a Jefferson County resident with proof of residency. The co-pay covers the first 75 pounds and each pound after that is 2.03 for a participating jurisdiction resident, while an out-of-county resident pays 127.60 for the first 75 pounds and 2.28 per pound after. Electronic waste and televisions are 1.91 per pound with a 203.35 maximum per television, fire extinguishers 46.50 each, small one pound camping propane cylinders 8.15 each, large propane grill cylinders 40.70 each, and a curbside pickup 40.00 for a resident who cannot drive. Paint products through PaintCare, automotive batteries, motor oil in containers up to five gallons and one pound camping propane cylinders are listed as free for participating jurisdiction residents, while the centre's pricing page lists them as an 8 dollar 15 cent exception, so confirm the cylinder and the current charge at 303-316-6262 before a trip.
Edgewater seasonal drop off event at Jefferson Junior and Senior High School
2305 Pierce St., north lot of Jefferson Junior and Senior High School
Organics such as grass clippings, leaves, branches, logs, stumps and paper leaf bags; landscape material such as limbs, yard clippings, leaves and wood mulch; metals such as flashing, metal furniture and household metals; automotive bumpers, body panels, seats and upholstery; construction material such as wood, drywall, windows, doors, decking, carpet and flooring; household trash, furniture, linens, clothes, electronic recycling, personal computers and small household electronic appliances.
Plastic and food are refused with the organics, and the events refuse plastics, food, concrete, dirt, bricks, large stumps, rocks, fertilizers, chemicals, asphalt, paints, stains, hazardous or biohazardous waste, needles, syringes, hot tubs, batteries, tires, car and truck batteries, vehicle fluids, motor oil bottles, windshield glass, refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, Freon appliances, lawn mowers and large appliances. CRT monitors and televisions are limited to three per customer, and paper shredding is available only at the spring drop off.
Saturday March 21 and Saturday October 17, 2026 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with Sticks to Chips branch chipping drop off in the same window and chipped material pickup from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
No charge. The drop off days are free to Edgewater residents. Items that are on the refused list are not accepted, and a load over the three television limit is turned away.
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 many large items does Edgewater reimburse?+
Two items per calendar year at up to 27.50 an item, either in a single pickup or across two. Anything beyond those two items is billed to the utility account at Republic Services pricing, and the pickup itself runs on the first and third Tuesday of the month with an application due the Wednesday before.Official guidance
What will Edgewater not take on a large item pickup?+
Air conditioners, appliances with Freon, batteries, cast iron, cement, chemicals, paint, construction debris, dirt, rocks, bricks, electronics of all kinds, exercise equipment, glass and mirrors, hazardous and medical waste, porcelain tubs, refrigerators and freezers, mini refrigerators, stumps, tires and windshields. Refrigerators, electronics and tires each have a different route.Official guidance
Will Edgewater pick up a couch?+
Yes, as an acceptable bulk item on the large item pickup. A sofa, couch, love seat, recliner, chair, table, dresser or desk is listed at the same per item charge, a sectional couch is charged per section, and the city reimburses two items a calendar year at up to 27.50 each.Official guidance
Does a mattress and box spring count as one item in Edgewater?+
No. The city charges a mattress or box spring per piece, so a mattress and a box spring put out together use both of the two items the city reimburses in a calendar year at up to 27.50 each.Official guidance
Will Edgewater take a refrigerator or an air conditioner?+
No. Refrigerators, freezers, mini refrigerators, air conditioners and any appliance containing Freon are on the city's not accepted list for the large item pickup, and the hazardous waste center refers appliances to scrap metal recycling locations instead. Hot water heaters, stoves, dishwashers, portable microwaves, toilets, porcelain sinks and small non-Freon appliances are accepted at the published per item charge.Official guidance
Where do electronics go in Edgewater?+
Not on the city large item pickup, because electronics of every kind are refused there. They go to the Rooney Road Recycling Center in Golden by appointment, where electronic waste is charged by the pound and a television is capped at a maximum charge, or to a city drop off day, where CRT monitors and televisions are limited to three per customer.Official guidance
Do I need an appointment at the hazardous waste center?+
Yes. Rooney Road Recycling Center is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. by appointment only, it closes for lunch between 12 and 1 p.m. and on major holidays, and only residential customers can book online. A business, nonprofit or government customer has to call 303-316-6262.Official guidance
Who handles trash and recycling in Edgewater?+
Republic Services collects trash and recycling under the city program, with trash every Thursday and recycling every other Thursday, and Scraps runs the separate weekly compost subscription on Wednesdays. The service is billed on the Edgewater utility account, and billing questions go to 720-763-3060.Official guidance
How does the two item reimbursement work?+
The city reimburses an Edgewater account for two large items a calendar year at up to 27.50 an item, either in one pickup or across two, with anything beyond that charged to the utility account at Republic Services pricing. Collections run on the first and third Tuesday of the month and the application is due the Wednesday before.Official guidance
Where do paint and chemicals go in Edgewater?+
To the Rooney Road Recycling Center at 151 South Rooney Road in Golden, open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. by appointment, with a lunch closure between 12 and 1 p.m. A Jefferson County resident pays a co-pay for the first 75 pounds with a per pound charge after that, while paint products, automotive batteries, motor oil and one pound propane cylinders are listed as free. The centre's own pages disagree on one pound propane cylinders, listing them on the household hazardous waste page as free and on the pricing page as an 8 dollar 15 cent exception, so confirm the cylinder and the current charge at 303-316-6262 before loading.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Edgewater?+
Electronics are refused on the city large item pickup, so they go to the Rooney Road Recycling Center, where electronic waste and televisions are charged by the pound and each television is capped at a maximum charge, or to a city drop off day at 2305 Pierce St., where electronic recycling is free and CRT monitors and televisions are limited to three per customer.Official guidance
What will the city leave at the curb?+
Anything on the refused list is left behind, including air conditioners, appliances with Freon, refrigerators and freezers, batteries, cast iron, cement, chemicals and paint, construction debris, dirt, rocks, bricks, electronics, exercise equipment and weights, treadmills, exercise bikes, ellipticals, glass and mirrors, glass doors and windows, hazardous and medical waste, porcelain tubs, stumps, tires and windshields.Official guidance
