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City collection Furniture routes through reuse first, with the county directory listing thrift and reuse donations and one recycling yard that also takes couches, love seats, sectionals and ottomans. A donation costs nothing, while a private hauler sets its own price for a load it removes, and the county directory publishes no rate for either, so ask the charity or the hauler before the piece is moved.
City collection A mattress goes to the transfer station in town, to a charity that takes clean bedding, or to the county facility during a Clean Sweep event. The county directory says to call to verify acceptance and fees for mattresses and box springs, and it publishes no amount, so call the transfer station at 481-2340 or the donation site for the current terms. The county facility takes mattresses only during Clean Sweep events.
City collection Appliances go to the transfer station in town, a landfill or a scrap yard, a working unit can be donated, and a refrigerant unit has a separate Freon recovery list. The county directory publishes no appliance rate and says to call to verify acceptance and fees, so ask the transfer station at 481-2340, a listed landfill or a scrap yard for the price. A refrigerant unit may also need its coolant recovered, which the directory handles through a separate appliance Freon recovery list, so confirm that step and its cost as well.
City collection Monument publishes no municipal trash, recycling or yard waste program, so a household contracts a private hauler and the town office only points residents at the county routes. No municipal collection rate exists because the town runs no program, so the monthly charge comes from the hauler the household chooses. Call the hauler directly for its price, and call the town at 719-481-2954 if a service question is about the town rather than the account.
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?
The Town of Monument does not run a curbside waste program. Its resident resource page lists water and sanitation districts and names no solid waste provider, so a household contracts a private hauler and uses the county's published routes for anything the cart will not take. The nearest drop off is the transfer station in town, Peak Disposal and Recycling on Washington Street, which the El Paso County Recycling Directory lists for appliances, mattresses and box springs and general loads, with a call first rule because the fees vary by item. Paint, chemicals, batteries, small electronics and small televisions go to the county household hazardous waste facility at 3255 Akers Drive in Colorado Springs, open four weekdays plus a few Saturdays, and large televisions and tires wait for the county Clean Sweep events, which have already concluded for 2026.
Monument publishes no municipal trash, recycling or yard waste program, so a household contracts a private hauler and the town office only points residents at the county routes.
City cost & eligibility
No municipal collection rate exists because the town runs no program, so the monthly charge comes from the hauler the household chooses. Call the hauler directly for its price, and call the town at 719-481-2954 if a service question is about the town rather than the account.
When & how
Ask the hauler for its collection day and set out rules, because the town publishes no schedule. For yard waste, the county sponsors a Saturday drop off at Rocky Top Resources in Colorado Springs from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for El Paso and Teller County residents.
Get it ready
Keep hazardous products out of every cart, because the county facility takes paint, chemicals, batteries and other hazardous material separately, and keep large items out of the cart as well, since they go to the transfer station or a Clean Sweep event instead.
There is no municipal bulky pickup. The nearest drop off is the Peak Disposal and Recycling transfer station at 856 Washington St. in Monument, which the county directory lists for appliances and bedding, and private hauling services serve the area.
City cost & eligibility
The county directory tells residents to call each business to verify acceptance and fees, and no municipal rate applies, so call the transfer station in Monument at 481-2340 or a hauling service for the price of the load before it leaves the property.
When & how
Call ahead for the transfer station's open hours, because the county directory publishes its address and phone number but no schedule, or book a private haul for a load too large to move yourself.
Get it ready
Separate the load by material before the trip so each item reaches the right counter: appliances and bedding go through the transfer station's own lines, electronics go to the county facility within its limits, and large televisions or tires wait for a Clean Sweep event.
Furniture routes through reuse first, with the county directory listing thrift and reuse donations and one recycling yard that also takes couches, love seats, sectionals and ottomans.
City cost & eligibility
A donation costs nothing, while a private hauler sets its own price for a load it removes, and the county directory publishes no rate for either, so ask the charity or the hauler before the piece is moved.
When & how
Call the donation site first, because the directory says items in good condition only and to call for acceptance, then arrange a hauling service only for a piece that cannot be donated.
Get it ready
Clean the piece and keep it dry so a thrift store can take it, and note that the Silver Key Friends thrift locations in the county directory do not take stuffed furniture or mattresses at all, so a stained couch has to be handled as a haul instead.
A mattress goes to the transfer station in town, to a charity that takes clean bedding, or to the county facility during a Clean Sweep event.
City cost & eligibility
The county directory says to call to verify acceptance and fees for mattresses and box springs, and it publishes no amount, so call the transfer station at 481-2340 or the donation site for the current terms. The county facility takes mattresses only during Clean Sweep events.
When & how
Take the set to the transfer station on Washington Street after calling for its hours, or call a donation charity that accepts bedding, and watch the county Clean Sweep page for the spring 2027 event.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and clean, because the charity entries accept queen size or smaller bedding only in new or gently used condition free of rips, stains and holes. Anything wet, stained or torn goes to the transfer station instead.
Appliances go to the transfer station in town, a landfill or a scrap yard, a working unit can be donated, and a refrigerant unit has a separate Freon recovery list.
City cost & eligibility
The county directory publishes no appliance rate and says to call to verify acceptance and fees, so ask the transfer station at 481-2340, a listed landfill or a scrap yard for the price. A refrigerant unit may also need its coolant recovered, which the directory handles through a separate appliance Freon recovery list, so confirm that step and its cost as well.
When & how
Call the receiving business first, and ask specifically whether it handles the refrigerant in a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner before the unit is loaded.
Get it ready
A working appliance can go to a Habitat for Humanity ReStore, which the directory lists for working appliances only. Empty the unit, keep it upright on the trip, and do not put an appliance with refrigerant out with household trash.
The county household hazardous waste facility takes electronics and small televisions from El Paso and Teller County households, with an annual limit per electronic type and a screen size limit on televisions.
City cost & eligibility
The county page does not print a fee line for an El Paso or Teller County household and tells a household outside those counties to call for fees, so confirm what applies to the load at 719-520-7878 or 719-520-7879. An appointment is required for a load of 50 items or more.
When & how
Drive to 3255 Akers Dr. in Colorado Springs on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 12 p.m. or between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., or on a listed Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. The facility is closed every Wednesday and on county holidays.
Get it ready
Each type of electronic is limited to five per household per year, and a television has to be a cathode ray tube of 20 inches or smaller or a flat screen of 40 inches or smaller. Larger televisions are not accepted outside a Clean Sweep event, and every item has to be lifted out of the vehicle and placed on a cart by the household.
Project material moves through the county directory's aggregate, lumber and building material recyclers, while vegetation goes to the county yard waste program and sod, dirt and topsoil do not.
City cost & eligibility
The county directory lists the recyclers that take aggregates, asphalt, concrete, untreated lumber and building material but publishes no rate and says to call each business to verify acceptance and fees, so ask the receiving site and any hauler for its price before the load leaves the site.
When & how
Call the receiving recycler before the project generates debris, and take yard waste to Rocky Top Resources on a Saturday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. as an El Paso or Teller County resident.
Get it ready
Keep asphalt, bricks, cinder blocks, concrete, rocks, pavers, roofing tiles and sand separate from untreated lumber, because the directory sends those to different recyclers, and keep sod, dirt and topsoil out of the yard waste drop off because the county does not take them there.
Tires are taken by the county only during a Clean Sweep event, and the 2026 television and tire events have already concluded, so the current routes are the retail and recycling businesses in the county directory.
City cost & eligibility
The county Clean Sweep page says the 2026 television and tire events have concluded and offers to name alternate options, and the directory's tire list says to call to verify acceptance and fees, so ask the county at 719-520-7878 or a listed tire business for the current price.
When & how
Call 719-520-7878 or email evs-epc@elpasoco.com to be added to the list for the spring 2027 event, or contact a listed tire business for a drop off before then.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of household trash and out of the household hazardous waste drop off, because the facility takes tires only during the Clean Sweep event window. The directory lists American Tire Exchange in Peyton, Geocycle and Pueblo Tire Recycling among the alternatives.
Exercise equipment is not named by the town or in the county lists, so the machine has to be confirmed with the receiving business before it moves.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate covers an exercise machine, and the county directory sorts material by category rather than by machine, so call the transfer station in Monument at 481-2340 or a hauling service and ask whether the machine can be taken as a bulky load and what it costs.
When & how
Call the receiving business first, then load the machine only if it is accepted.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart and keep the loose weights with it. A metal frame may count as scrap metal at a listed yard, while a machine with a large plastic housing is quoted as general bulky material instead.
Collection is private, so the hauler sets the set out rules
The town does not collect waste and publishes no set out clock, so the collection day, the container and the placement rules come from the private hauler on the account. Hazardous products never go in a cart, and the county facility at 3255 Akers Drive is where paint, chemicals, batteries and small electronics go instead.
Every route in the county directory carries the same instruction to call the business to verify acceptance and fees, and the household hazardous waste facility requires an appointment for a load of 50 items or more. Check the item, the size limit and the price on the phone before the load leaves the property.
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 household with appliances, mattresses, box springs or general bulky material that it can drive to a transfer station in town.
Cost & conditions
The station publishes no rate card, because it weighs each load and charges by weight with no minimum, so call 719-481-2340 for the price of the load before leaving.
Arrange it
Drive to 856 Washington St. in Monument and check in at the scale, open Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed Sunday, with no appointment needed and no minimum weight.
Acceptance and fees vary by item, the operator asks that metal and electronics arrive separated, and the county directory lists the station for appliances and for mattresses and box springs rather than for every material. Electronics, large televisions and tires have their own county routes and should not be mixed into the load.
Private haulers for collection, with El Paso County running the household hazardous waste facility and the transfer station in town taking bulky loads
Use the county household hazardous waste facility
An El Paso or Teller County household with paint, chemicals, batteries, fluorescent lamps, propane tanks, motor oil, medications, sharps, electronics or a small television.
Cost & conditions
The county page is written for El Paso and Teller County households and tells a household outside those counties to call for fees, so confirm the charge for the load and book ahead for a load of 50 items or more at 719-520-7879 or 719-520-7878.
Arrange it
Drive to 3255 Akers Dr. in Colorado Springs on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 12 p.m. or between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., or on a listed Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m., with proof of residency.
The facility is closed every Wednesday and on county holidays, each type of electronic is limited to five per household per year, televisions must be 20 inches or smaller for a cathode ray tube or 40 inches or smaller for a flat screen, tires and larger televisions are not accepted outside a Clean Sweep event, and the household has to lift each item onto the cart itself.
Private haulers for collection, with El Paso County running the household hazardous waste facility and the transfer station in town taking bulky loads
Watch for the county television and tire event
A household with a television larger than the facility takes and with tires to recycle.
Cost & conditions
The county has not published a price for the next event and the 2026 events have concluded, so ask the county at 719-520-7878 for the current arrangement and to be added to the notification list for spring 2027.
Arrange it
Email evs-epc@elpasoco.com or call 719-520-7878 to join the notification list, and ask for the alternate options the county offers until the next event.
Tires and larger televisions are not accepted at the household hazardous waste facility outside the event dates, so until the next event those items go to a listed tire business, a private hauler or a transfer station that accepts them.
Household hazardous products and small electronics from El Paso and Teller County households, including paint and stains, lawn and garden chemicals, automotive products, household batteries, mercury thermometers and thermostats, propane tanks of one and 20 pounds, medications, sharps in a certified container, computers, monitors, printers, laptops, tablets, media players, stereos, game consoles and televisions within the size limits.
El Paso and Teller County households only with proof of residency at drop off, appointments required for a load of 50 items or more or for business waste, paint capped at 50 gallons per household per year in containers no larger than five gallons, used motor oil, antifreeze and fuels capped at five gallons per household per month, each electronic type limited to five per household per year, and televisions limited to a 20 inch or smaller cathode ray tube or a 40 inch or smaller flat screen. Tires and larger televisions are not accepted outside a Clean Sweep event, and every item has to be lifted from the vehicle onto a cart by the household.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and again from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., closed every Wednesday and on county holidays, with limited Saturday dates in 2026 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Phone 719-520-7878.
The county page addresses El Paso and Teller County households and tells a household outside those counties to call for fees, and it does not print a resident fee line, so confirm what applies by calling 719-520-7878 before the trip.
Self-service transfer station loads that the household drives in, weighs and unloads itself, and the El Paso County Recycling Directory lists this site in both the appliance and the mattress and box spring sections, so household appliances and bedding are the documented material lines.
No appointment is needed and the operator asks that metal and electronics be separated before the scale, while the county directory tells residents to call every listed business to verify acceptance and fees because acceptance, condition and fees vary by facility.
Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed Sunday, with the station open six days a week.
The station weighs each load and charges by weight with no minimum, and no rate card is published, so call 719-481-2340 for the current per pound or per item pricing before the trip.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
Where do large items go in Monument?+
To the Peak Disposal and Recycling transfer station at 856 Washington St. in Monument, which the El Paso County Recycling Directory lists for appliances and for mattresses and box springs, or to a private hauling service listed in the same directory. The county tells residents to call first because acceptance and fees vary by item.Official guidance
Where can I donate or drop a couch near Monument?+
The El Paso County Recycling Directory lists thrift and reuse donations including ARC, Discover Goodwill, Salvation Army and the Silver Key Friends stores, with the Silver Key locations refusing stuffed furniture and mattresses, and it lists Urban Recycling in Colorado Springs as also taking couches, love seats, sectionals and ottomans. Call before loading anything.Official guidance
Where can I take a mattress in Monument?+
To the Peak Disposal and Recycling transfer station at 856 Washington St. in Monument, which the county directory lists for mattresses and box springs, with a call first instruction because acceptance and fees vary. Clean queen size or smaller bedding can also be donated to One Nation Walking Together or Partners in Housing, and the county facility takes mattresses only during Clean Sweep events.Official guidance
What do I do with a refrigerator near Monument?+
Call the transfer station in Monument at 481-2340, or one of the landfills and scrap yards listed for appliances in the county directory, and ask about the Freon recovery step for a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner. The directory says to verify acceptance and fees with the business, and it lists Habitat ReStores for working appliances only.Official guidance
What television size does the county facility accept?+
A cathode ray tube television of 20 inches or smaller, or a flat screen of 40 inches or smaller, and each type of electronic is limited to five per household per year. A larger television has to wait for a county Clean Sweep television and tire event.Official guidance
When is the El Paso County household hazardous waste facility open?+
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and again from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., with the facility closed every Wednesday and on county holidays, and limited Saturdays in 2026 from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. El Paso and Teller County households need proof of residency at drop off.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Monument?+
A private hauler chosen by the household, because the town runs no collection program and names no solid waste provider on its resident resource page. Town Hall is at 645 Beacon Lite Rd. and answers general questions at 719-481-2954, and the county recycling directory lists the hauling services and transfer stations for the area.Official guidance
Where do paint, chemicals and batteries go?+
To the El Paso County Household Hazardous Waste Facility at 3255 Akers Dr. in Colorado Springs, open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., closed Wednesdays and county holidays, with limited Saturdays. El Paso and Teller County households bring proof of residency, appointments are required for a load of 50 items or more, and the facility is reachable at 719-520-7878.Official guidance
Is there a transfer station in Monument?+
Yes. Peak Disposal and Recycling at 856 Washington St. is listed as a transfer station in the 2026 El Paso County Recycling Directory, and the same directory lists it in the appliance and the mattress and box spring sections. Call 481-2340 first, because the directory publishes no hours or rates and tells residents to verify acceptance and fees.Official guidance
Where do tires go near Monument?+
The county takes tires only during its television and tire recycling events, and the 2026 events have concluded, so the county is taking names for spring 2027 at evs-epc@elpasoco.com or 719-520-7878 and offering alternate options in the meantime. The county directory lists tire businesses including American Tire Exchange, Geocycle and Pueblo Tire Recycling.Official guidance
Where does yard waste go?+
El Paso County sponsors a yard waste collection at Rocky Top Resources in Colorado Springs every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for El Paso and Teller County residents, taking most yard waste but not sod, dirt or topsoil. Curbside yard waste depends on the private hauler on the account, because the town runs no program of its own.Official guidance
