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City collection Furniture has a standing route at the Nederland Transfer Station, where Boulder County charges 25 dollars for a large item such as a couch, desk or table, and the town's June event does not name furniture among its free streams. Boulder County publishes a 25 dollar fee for a large item such as a couch, desk or table at the Nederland Transfer Station, so the piece can go on a normal day for that amount instead of needing a private haul.
City collection A mattress or box spring goes through the Nederland Transfer Station: free among the recycled materials the town names on Town Clean Up Day, or 30 dollars each on a normal day at the Boulder County station that runs the site year round. A mattress is free at the town's June event, while the Boulder County station charges 30 dollars for a mattress and 30 dollars for a box spring on its year round days, so the amount depends on the route chosen.
City collection A refrigerant appliance has two routes at the Nederland Transfer Station: it is free among the recycled materials the town names on Town Clean Up Day, and it costs 65 dollars on the year round county days, while appliances without refrigerant, dishwashers, microwaves, hot water heaters and drained lawnmowers go in as free scrap metal. A refrigerant appliance is free at the town's June event, while the Boulder County station charges 65 dollars for any appliance that contains CFC or HCFC refrigerant. Appliances without refrigerant, dishwashers, microwaves, hot water heaters and drained lawnmowers are accepted free as scrap metal.
City collection Town Clean Up Day is the town's own disposal route. Residents recycle for free at the Nederland Transfer Station on the first Saturday of June, and trash in the dumpsters costs a flat fee per car or truck bed, with larger loads charged more. No charge. Recycling is free for Nederland area residents at the event, while trash in the dumpsters costs the published flat fee per car or truck bed with larger loads charged more. Space is first come, first served until the dumpsters fill.
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?
Nederland does not run curbside collection, and both published routes run through the Nederland Transfer Station on Ridge Road: the town's Town Clean Up Day on the first Saturday of June, where residents recycle for free and pay a flat fee only for trash in the dumpsters, and the Boulder County station that keeps the same site open year round, every day except Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., where a mattress or box spring costs 30 dollars, a refrigerant appliance costs 65 dollars, a large item such as furniture costs 25 dollars, and scrap metal including appliances without refrigerant, dishwashers, microwaves, hot water heaters and drained lawnmowers is free. Boulder County, Eco-Cycle, the county hazardous materials program, the community sort yard and the town all staff stations that day, taking mattresses, CFC appliances, electronics including televisions and monitors, tires without rims, scrap metal and unpainted scrap wood. Construction and demolition material runs through a separate deposit program for permitted projects, and household chemicals go to a local hazardous waste drop-off.
Town Clean Up Day is the town's own disposal route. Residents recycle for free at the Nederland Transfer Station on the first Saturday of June, and trash in the dumpsters costs a flat fee per car or truck bed, with larger loads charged more.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Recycling is free for Nederland area residents at the event, while trash in the dumpsters costs the published flat fee per car or truck bed with larger loads charged more. Space is first come, first served until the dumpsters fill.
When & how
Saturday June 6 in 2026, the first Saturday of June, at the Nederland Transfer Station, 286 Ridge Rd north of town. Cars are allowed in from 8 a.m. until the dumpsters are full.
Get it ready
Sort material before you arrive because each partner runs its own station, separate rims from tires beforehand, and keep electric vehicle batteries and any battery over 300 watt hours at home. Bring a truck or car that can carry the load flat, since trash is charged by the bed.
A mattress or box spring goes through the Nederland Transfer Station: free among the recycled materials the town names on Town Clean Up Day, or 30 dollars each on a normal day at the Boulder County station that runs the site year round.
City cost & eligibility
A mattress is free at the town's June event, while the Boulder County station charges 30 dollars for a mattress and 30 dollars for a box spring on its year round days, so the amount depends on the route chosen.
When & how
Free on Town Clean Up Day, the first Saturday of June, from 8 a.m. until the dumpsters fill at the Nederland Transfer Station, 286 Ridge Rd, or 30 dollars each on a year round county day, any day except Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and take it to the Boulder County Transfer Station station so it is not mixed into the trash dumpster, because trash loads are charged by the car or truck bed.
A refrigerant appliance has two routes at the Nederland Transfer Station: it is free among the recycled materials the town names on Town Clean Up Day, and it costs 65 dollars on the year round county days, while appliances without refrigerant, dishwashers, microwaves, hot water heaters and drained lawnmowers go in as free scrap metal.
City cost & eligibility
A refrigerant appliance is free at the town's June event, while the Boulder County station charges 65 dollars for any appliance that contains CFC or HCFC refrigerant. Appliances without refrigerant, dishwashers, microwaves, hot water heaters and drained lawnmowers are accepted free as scrap metal.
When & how
Free on Town Clean Up Day, the first Saturday of June, from 8 a.m. until the dumpsters fill at the Nederland Transfer Station, 286 Ridge Rd, or 65 dollars on a year round county day, any day except Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, keep it upright, and take it to the transfer station rather than the dumpster. The county site refuses tires, computers and other electronic equipment and slash, and the refrigerant is removed by the county's certified vendor as part of the published 65 dollar fee.
Eco-Cycle runs the electronics station at Town Clean Up Day and takes computers, phones, tablets, displays, monitors, televisions, printers, keyboards, mice, radios, stereos and speakers.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Electronics go in the recycling side of the event, which the town describes as free for residents, and only trash in the dumpsters carries the flat fee.
When & how
Saturday June 6 in 2026, from 8 a.m. until the dumpsters fill, at the Nederland Transfer Station, 286 Ridge Rd.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers and phones before handing them over, and keep the devices out of the trash dumpster. Batteries over 300 watt hours and electric vehicle batteries are not accepted, so those stay home.
Furniture has a standing route at the Nederland Transfer Station, where Boulder County charges 25 dollars for a large item such as a couch, desk or table, and the town's June event does not name furniture among its free streams.
City cost & eligibility
Boulder County publishes a 25 dollar fee for a large item such as a couch, desk or table at the Nederland Transfer Station, so the piece can go on a normal day for that amount instead of needing a private haul.
When & how
Take the piece to the Nederland Transfer Station on a year round county day, any day except Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and expect the published 25 dollar large item fee.
Get it ready
Keep the piece dry and out of the dumpster, because trash loads are charged by car or truck bed and an unannounced item may not be accepted.
Exercise equipment is not named at any station or on the zero waste page, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed with the town before it is moved.
City cost & eligibility
No published rate covers an exercise machine and no station lists the category, so contact the town at 303-258-3266 extension 1060 and confirm whether the machine can come to the event or needs a private haul.
When & how
No published collection day for this item. Confirm before the June event, and keep the machine out of the dumpster meanwhile.
Get it ready
Break the machine down where you can, remove any console or battery pack so the electronics can go to the Eco-Cycle station, and keep the frame out of the trash load.
Nederland runs a deposit based construction and demolition debris recycling program for permitted projects, and the cleanup event takes only unpainted scrap wood and yard slash rather than a renovation load.
City cost & eligibility
The deposit is based on project type and square footage and a portion is refundable against the documented diversion rate, so the amount is set case by case. Confirm the deposit, the plan requirements and the refund with the planning department on 352-617-8861 or planner@nederlandco.org before the project starts.
When & how
File the Sustainable Deconstruction Plan with the planning and building department, and ask for an on site public works visit before hauling any material. The cleanup event is a separate June morning and is not a construction drop-off.
Get it ready
Separate the load so diversion can be documented, because a portion of the deposit is only refunded against the documented diversion rate, and keep treated or painted material, concrete and mixed debris out of the cleanup stations.
Town Clean Up Day runs on the first Saturday of June, which is June 6 in 2026, at the Nederland Transfer Station, 286 Ridge Rd north of town. Cars are allowed in from 8 a.m. and the event continues until the dumpsters are full, so the earlier the better. Recycling is free and only trash in the dumpsters is charged, at a flat fee per car or truck bed with larger loads costing more.
Each partner runs its own station, so separate the load in advance: appliances, cardboard, food scraps, mattresses, clothes and shoes, hard plastics, single stream recycling, styrofoam, bicycles and rimless tires go to the Boulder County station; hazardous material such as antifreeze, motor oil, paint and stain, batteries and vape devices goes to the county hazardous materials station; electronics go to Eco-Cycle; and logs, pine needles, grass trimmings and slash go to the community sort yard. Separate rims from tires first, and leave electric vehicle batteries and any battery over 300 watt hours at home because they are not accepted.
For a permitted project, download and complete the Sustainable Deconstruction Plan and submit it to the planning and building department, and schedule an on site public works visit before hauling any material. The deposit is based on project type and square footage and a portion is refunded against the documented diversion rate, so keep the records that prove where the material went.
Household chemicals go to a hazardous waste drop-off
The town tells residents to dispose of household hazardous waste at a local hazardous waste drop off center. The products that need that route include household cleaners, car products and used oil, fuel, batteries, cooking oil, laundry products, paint thinners, turpentine, mercury thermometers, paint and stains, pool chemicals, lawn and garden products, fertilizers, insecticides and pesticides, fluorescent tubes and pet products. At Town Clean Up Day the county hazardous materials station takes antifreeze, motor oil, paint and stain in latex and oil based products, car and household batteries and vape devices.
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.
Town of Nederland with Boulder County, Eco-Cycle and the community sort yard
Take the load to Town Clean Up Day
A Nederland area household with mattresses, CFC appliances, electronics, tires without rims, scrap metal, unpainted scrap wood, yard slash or household chemicals that need a once a year outing.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Recycling is free to residents at the event, while trash in the dumpsters is charged a flat fee per car or truck bed with larger loads costing more. Space is first come, first served until the dumpsters fill.
Arrange it
Sort the load by station, bring it to the Nederland Transfer Station at 286 Ridge Rd on the first Saturday of June from 8 a.m., and pay the flat dumpster fee only for trash.
One morning a year at one address, first come first served with limited dumpster space, with no electric vehicle batteries or batteries over 300 watt hours, and no furniture or exercise equipment named at any station.
Town of Nederland with Boulder County, Eco-Cycle and the community sort yard
Use the county hazardous materials station
A household with antifreeze, motor oil, paint and stain, batteries, vape devices or the chemicals on the town's household hazardous waste list.
Cost & conditions
The town publishes no rate for hazardous waste disposal, and the Boulder County Hazardous Materials Management station at the event accepts the listed items. Confirm current acceptance and any charge with the town at 303-258-3088 or at the county station before loading.
Arrange it
Bring the material to the county station during Town Clean Up Day, or ask the town where the nearest year round hazardous waste drop off is.
The listed list covers household products only, with no electric vehicle batteries and nothing over 300 watt hours accepted, and the station runs as part of the event rather than every day.
Town of Nederland with Boulder County, Eco-Cycle and the community sort yard
Take yard material to the community sort yard station
A household with logs, pine cones, pine needles, bagged grass trimmings, weeds or slash.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The community sort yard station is part of the free recycling side of Town Clean Up Day for residents, with only the trash dumpsters charged.
Arrange it
Bring the yard material to the sort yard station during Town Clean Up Day in the containers the town asks for, with grass trimmings bagged.
The station takes yard and slash material rather than mixed debris, and it operates on the event day rather than year round.
Town of Nederland with Boulder County, Eco-Cycle and the community sort yard
File the construction deposit plan
A builder or homeowner with a permitted alteration, remodel, new construction or demolition project.
Cost & conditions
The deposit is based on project type and square footage and only a portion is refunded against the documented diversion rate, so the amount is set case by case. Confirm it with the planning and building department on 352-617-8861 or planner@nederlandco.org.
Arrange it
Download and complete the Sustainable Deconstruction Plan, submit it to the planning and building department, and schedule an on site visit with public works before hauling material.
The program applies to permitted projects, with prefabricated structures and mechanical, electrical, plumbing or HVAC only permits exempt, and the depot refund depends on documented diversion.
Self haul in Nederland means driving to the Nederland Transfer Station at 286 Ridge Rd on the first Saturday of June for Town Clean Up Day, when the town, Boulder County, Eco-Cycle, the county hazardous materials program, the community sort yard and a paper shredder all set up stations. Mattresses, CFC appliances, electronics including televisions and monitors, rimless tires, scrap metal, unpainted scrap wood and yard slash are the free recycling streams, and only trash in the dumpsters is charged, by the car or truck bed. Household chemicals go to the county hazardous materials station that day, and the town tells residents to use a local hazardous waste drop off for those products at other times. Nothing else has a published town drop-off: furniture and exercise equipment are not named at any station, and construction and demolition material runs through the town's deposit program for permitted projects with the Sustainable Deconstruction Plan filed at the planning and building department. Town Clean Up Day date, location, fees and the per station accepted materialsConstruction and demolition debris recycling deposit programHousehold hazardous waste product list and drop-off guidance
Transfer station hosting every partner on Town Clean Up Day
Nederland Transfer Station
286 Ridge Rd, Nederland, CO 80466
On Town Clean Up Day the site hosts stations for CFC appliances, cardboard, food scraps, mattresses, lightly used clothes and shoes, hard plastics, single stream recycling, block styrofoam, bicycles, rimless tires, household hazardous material, electronics, logs and yard slash, scrap metal and unpainted scrap wood
Event day only for the combined service, with rims separated from tires before arrival and no electric vehicle batteries or batteries over 300 watt hours. On the year round county days the same site charges by bag, by cubic yard, by large item and by vehicle, takes mattresses, box springs, refrigerant appliances and furniture for the published fees, and refuses slash, computers and other electronic equipment.
Open year round every day except Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. under Boulder County on 303-258-7878. On Town Clean Up Day, the first Saturday of June, cars are allowed in from 8 a.m. until the dumpsters fill, and the town contact is 303-258-3266 extension 1060.
From $2 for 13 gallon bag 2 dollars, 30 to 33 gallon bag 4 dollars, leaf bag 6 dollars, loose trash 16 dollars per cubic yard, a large item such as furniture 25 dollars, a mattress or box spring 30 dollars each, a refrigerant appliance 65 dollars in 2026, and vehicle fees from 25 dollars for a car. Boulder County residents using the station at 286 Ridge Road on its published year round hours, 303-258-7878. Recycling, scrap metal and textiles are free, and the town's June event keeps its own free recycling side.
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.
When is Town Clean Up Day in Nederland?+
On the first Saturday of June, which is June 6 in 2026, at the Nederland Transfer Station, 286 Ridge Rd north of town. Cars are allowed in from 8 a.m. and the event runs until the dumpsters are full, so arriving early matters on a busy year.Official guidance
What does it cost to use Town Clean Up Day?+
Most recycling is free, and trash in the dumpsters costs a flat fee per car or truck bed with larger loads charged more. The event is first come, first served, volunteers who work the day dump a carload of trash for free, and businesses are not the audience for this event.Official guidance
What can I bring to each station?+
Boulder County's transfer station takes CFC appliances, cardboard, food scraps, mattresses, lightly used clothes and shoes, hard plastics, single stream recycling, block styrofoam, bicycles and tires without rims. Eco-Cycle takes computers, phones, tablets, displays, monitors, televisions, printers, small plastic appliances, keyboards, mice, radios, stereos and speakers, and the town takes scrap metal and unpainted scrap wood.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Nederland?+
To the Boulder County Transfer Station station at Town Clean Up Day, on the first Saturday of June at 286 Ridge Rd, where mattresses are named among the accepted materials and recycling is free. The same site is open year round under Boulder County on 303-258-7878, where a mattress or box spring costs 30 dollars each and both are accepted on any day except Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Nederland?+
To the Eco-Cycle station at Town Clean Up Day, on the first Saturday of June at the Nederland Transfer Station on Ridge Road. Eco-Cycle takes computers, mobile phones, tablets, displays, monitors, televisions, printers, small plastic appliances, mice, keyboards, radios, stereos and speakers, and the recycling side of the event is free. No electric vehicle batteries or batteries over 300 watt hours are accepted.Official guidance
Will the town take a couch at Town Clean Up Day?+
Furniture is not named on the event's station lists, so it does not ride the free side of Town Clean Up Day. The standing route is the Boulder County station at the same site, which is open year round on every day except Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and charges 25 dollars for a large item such as a couch, desk or table.Official guidance
Who handles waste in Nederland?+
The town does not run curbside collection and publishes no hauler list, so households arrange their own service. The town's own routes are Town Clean Up Day on the first Saturday of June at the Nederland Transfer Station on Ridge Road, the construction and demolition debris deposit program, and a household hazardous waste list that points residents at a local hazardous waste drop off. Public Works is at 303-258-3167 and the sustainability coordinator is at 303-258-3266 extension 1060.Official guidance
How do large items leave a Nederland home?+
The town's route for large items is the June event at the Nederland Transfer Station, where mattresses, CFC appliances, electronics, rimless tires, scrap metal and unpainted scrap wood are recycled free and only dumpster trash is charged. Furniture and exercise equipment are not named at any station, so confirm those with the town first, and renovation material goes through the project deposit program instead.Official guidance
