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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
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City collection The Front Range Landfill names a couch, loveseat or sectional among the items it accepts at a published per item rate, so furniture has a self-haul route even though no program collects it from the curb. $74 per couch, loveseat or sectional delivered to the Front Range Landfill. Open to the public at the Front Range Landfill. A car load is charged 141 dollars, a pickup 175 dollars when the waste stays below the top of the cab and 236 dollars above it, and uncovered loads are charged double.
City collection A mattress or box spring is accepted at the Front Range Landfill at a published per item rate, and Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center in Boulder takes mattresses, box springs and toppers for a facility fee plus an item fee. $74 per mattress or box spring delivered to the Front Range Landfill. Open to the public at the Front Range Landfill. A car load is charged 141 dollars, a pickup 175 dollars when the waste stays below the top of the cab and 236 dollars above it, and the hard-to-recycle center charges its own facility fee plus an item fee instead.
City collection A cooling appliance is refused at the Front Range Landfill, and Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center in Boulder takes refrigerant units for a facility fee plus an item fee. $3 per vehicle entering the hard-to-recycle center as a facility fee, before the item fee charged for a refrigerant appliance. Any household at the hard-to-recycle center, which states that place of residence does not affect access or fees. A refrigerator, freezer, air conditioning unit or dehumidifier carries its own item fee on top of the facility fee.
City collection Niwot has no municipal government and Boulder County publishes no hauling service, so a bulky item is whatever the licensed hauler on your account will agree to collect, with the Front Range Landfill as the self-haul backup. Boulder County states that it does not provide hauling services to residential or commercial properties, and it publishes no bulky item programme. The county does license every hauler working in unincorporated Boulder County and requires Pay-as-You-Throw pricing, single-stream recycling, composting in some areas and annual reporting. Confirm the bulky item policy, the item limit and the price with the company that collects your carts.
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?
Niwot is an unincorporated Boulder County community with no municipal government, so there is no town waste department and no town bulky item pickup. Boulder County states that it does not haul waste from homes or businesses, and that its Hauler Ordinance and licensing rules apply to every company collecting material in unincorporated Boulder County, which is where Pay-as-You-Throw pricing, single-stream recycling and annual reporting come from. Large items therefore move through the household's own licensed hauler, the Front Range Landfill in Erie, or Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center in Boulder for mattresses, electronics and cooling appliances. The county Recycling Center takes single-stream material around the clock, and household hazardous waste goes to the county facility on 63rd Street.
Niwot has no municipal government and Boulder County publishes no hauling service, so a bulky item is whatever the licensed hauler on your account will agree to collect, with the Front Range Landfill as the self-haul backup.
City cost & eligibility
Boulder County states that it does not provide hauling services to residential or commercial properties, and it publishes no bulky item programme. The county does license every hauler working in unincorporated Boulder County and requires Pay-as-You-Throw pricing, single-stream recycling, composting in some areas and annual reporting. Confirm the bulky item policy, the item limit and the price with the company that collects your carts.
When & how
Call the hauler on your account first, because that is the only curb route here. Anything the hauler will not take can be hauled to the Front Range Landfill in Erie, which is open to the public Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., or taken to Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center in Boulder if it is a mattress, an electronic item or a cooling appliance.
Get it ready
Split the load before it leaves the house, because the landfill refuses refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, batteries, electronics, hazardous waste, liquids, propane and tires, and the county recycling drop-off refuses hazardous material. Tarp and secure any landfill load or it is charged double, and bring a reflective safety vest if you will step out of the vehicle.
The Front Range Landfill names a couch, loveseat or sectional among the items it accepts at a published per item rate, so furniture has a self-haul route even though no program collects it from the curb.
City cost & eligibility
$74 per couch, loveseat or sectional delivered to the Front Range Landfill. Open to the public at the Front Range Landfill. A car load is charged 141 dollars, a pickup 175 dollars when the waste stays below the top of the cab and 236 dollars above it, and uncovered loads are charged double.
When & how
Ask the hauler on your account whether it collects furniture as a bulky item, or take it to the Front Range Landfill in Erie, open Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Get it ready
Empty the drawers, remove cushions and loose parts, and keep the item out of the recycling cart. Tarp the load for the landfill or it is charged double, and bring a reflective safety vest if you will get out of the vehicle.
A mattress or box spring is accepted at the Front Range Landfill at a published per item rate, and Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center in Boulder takes mattresses, box springs and toppers for a facility fee plus an item fee.
City cost & eligibility
$74 per mattress or box spring delivered to the Front Range Landfill. Open to the public at the Front Range Landfill. A car load is charged 141 dollars, a pickup 175 dollars when the waste stays below the top of the cab and 236 dollars above it, and the hard-to-recycle center charges its own facility fee plus an item fee instead.
When & how
Take the unit to the Front Range Landfill in Erie, open Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., or to the hard-to-recycle center at 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder, open Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm. Ask your hauler first about a bulky item collection.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the carts, load it separately so it can be priced per unit, and tarp the load or it is charged double. Mouldy or infested bedding is refused by the hard-to-recycle center, so ask the receiving site how that material has to travel.
The Front Range Landfill recycles white goods including dishwashers, dryers, furnaces, hot water heaters, stoves and washers at a published per item rate, while refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners are refused there.
City cost & eligibility
$80 per white good delivered to the Front Range Landfill for recycling. Open to the public at the Front Range Landfill, which names dishwashers, dryers, furnaces, hot water heaters, stoves and washers in its white goods recycling list. Refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners are not accepted there.
When & how
Take the appliance to the Front Range Landfill in Erie, open Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., and keep any refrigerant unit out of that load.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, remove or secure the doors, and take it to the white goods area rather than leaving it in a mixed load. Keep anything that once held refrigerant out of the landfill load and out of the county recycling drop-off.
A cooling appliance is refused at the Front Range Landfill, and Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center in Boulder takes refrigerant units for a facility fee plus an item fee.
City cost & eligibility
$3 per vehicle entering the hard-to-recycle center as a facility fee, before the item fee charged for a refrigerant appliance. Any household at the hard-to-recycle center, which states that place of residence does not affect access or fees. A refrigerator, freezer, air conditioning unit or dehumidifier carries its own item fee on top of the facility fee.
When & how
Take the unit to the hard-to-recycle center at 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder, open Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm, and keep the unit out of any landfill load. Confirm with the receiving site what it needs for a refrigerant unit before the trip.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, take the doors off so it cannot be entered, and do not leave it out with a mixed household pile. The landfill refuses refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, so a cooling unit never travels in a general load.
Electronic devices have been banned from Colorado landfills since July 2013 and the Front Range Landfill refuses them, so televisions, computers and small electronics go to Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center in Boulder.
City cost & eligibility
$3 per vehicle entering the hard-to-recycle center as a facility fee, with no item fee for computers, phones and tablets but an item fee for displays, monitors, televisions and printers. Any household at the hard-to-recycle center, which states that place of residence does not affect access or fees.
When & how
Take electronics to the hard-to-recycle center at 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder, open Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm, and keep the devices out of every cart, out of the landfill load and out of the county recycling drop-off.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before the device leaves the house, remove bulbs from lamps and housings where the receiving site asks for it, and keep the electronics separate from a household load, because the landfill refuses them.
A treadmill without its computer is named in the Front Range Landfill's accepted list, which is the only explicit acceptance for exercise equipment here, and every other machine stays a confirm item.
City cost & eligibility
From $141 per car load of household waste at the Front Range Landfill, with a pickup charged 175 dollars when the waste stays below the top of the cab and 236 dollars above it. Open to the public at the Front Range Landfill, which names a treadmill without its computer among the accepted items. Uncovered or unsecured loads are charged double.
When & how
Take a treadmill to the Front Range Landfill in Erie, open Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., and confirm any other machine with the landfill office or the hauler on your account before loading it.
Get it ready
Remove the console or computer before the trip, because the landfill names a treadmill without its computer and electronic parts travel by their own route. Break a machine down only where it can be handled safely, and tarp the load so it is not charged double.
The Front Range Landfill accepts construction debris, concrete and asphalt, and prices wood, concrete, drywall, siding and dirt by the ton with a minimum, while the hard-to-recycle center takes hardened concrete for an item fee.
City cost & eligibility
From $196 for minimum charge for a load of wood, concrete, drywall, siding or dirt weighed at 98 dollars per ton at the Front Range Landfill. Open to the public at the Front Range Landfill, where every vehicle weighs in and out. Uncovered or unsecured loads are charged double.
When & how
Take renovation debris to the Front Range Landfill in Erie, open Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., or take hardened concrete that is free of rocks to the hard-to-recycle center at 6400 Arapahoe Road for an item fee.
Get it ready
Keep concrete, drywall, siding, roofing and framing out of the carts and out of the county recycling drop-off, tarp and secure every load or it is charged double, and separate reusable material from rubble before the trip. Ask the landfill office about shingles and mixed loads.
Paint, chemicals, batteries, motor oil, antifreeze and sharps cannot go into the carts, the landfill or the county recycling drop-off, and they go free to the county Hazardous Materials Management Facility.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Boulder County residents at the county Hazardous Materials Management Facility, which is free for household hazardous waste and charges an out of county fee of 50 dollars only for residential waste from outside Boulder County, Broomfield and Erie.
When & how
Use the Hazardous Materials Management Facility at 1901 63rd Street, Boulder, west of the county Recycling Center, open Wednesday to Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and reachable at 720-564-2251 or HazMatAll@bouldercounty.gov. Tuesday is reserved for business waste by appointment.
Get it ready
Keep every material in its labelled container, never mix chemicals, and take sharps in an industry standard sharps container or a number 2 plastic container with a screw-on lid that is labelled for sharps. The county recycling drop-off refuses hazardous material and sends it across the parking lot.
Boulder County does not provide hauling services to residential or commercial properties, but its Hauler Ordinance and licensing policies apply to every company that collects, transports or disposes of discarded material in unincorporated Boulder County. Haulers must be licensed, and the policy calls for Pay-as-You-Throw pricing, single-stream recycling, composting in some areas and annual reporting. The county also runs the Recycling Center drop-off and its Hazardous Materials Management Facility, and it operates mountain transfer stations at Allenspark and Nederland.
People and small businesses can drop recyclable material at the county Recycling Center's public drop-off at 1901 63rd Street, which is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and takes single-stream recycling with bottles, cans and paper in one bin. The center does not accept hazardous items such as latex paint, aerosol cans or antifreeze and sends those across the parking lot to the Hazardous Materials Management Facility. Yard waste and wood waste go to the county sponsored drop-off at Western Disposal in Boulder, where residents receive a 40 per cent discount and must keep yard waste separate from wood waste.
Landfill loads are tarped, weighed and priced by vehicle
The Front Range Landfill in Erie is open Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., closed Sundays and on some holidays. Every vehicle weighs in and out on certified scales, a car load and a pickup load are charged flat rates that rise when the waste sits above the top of the cab, and wood, concrete, drywall, siding and dirt are charged by the ton with a minimum. Loads must be covered, tarped and secured or they are charged double, and anyone who gets out of a vehicle needs a reflective safety vest.
The landfill refuses cooling units, electronics and hazardous material
The Front Range Landfill does not accept refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, batteries, electronic waste, hazardous waste, hot ashes, liquids including paint and oil, mercury fluorescent bulbs, propane containers, tires or toxic waste, and electronic devices have been banned from Colorado landfill disposal since July 1, 2013. Those categories move to Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center in Boulder or to the county Hazardous Materials Management Facility, so plan the load in two parts rather than mixing them.
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 Niwot household that already pays a licensed hauler and would rather have the item collected from the property than move it.
Cost & conditions
Boulder County licenses every hauler working in unincorporated Boulder County and requires volume based pricing, single-stream recycling, composting in some areas and annual reporting, but it publishes no bulky item programme and no rate. Confirm the item, the limit and the charge with the company that collects your carts.
Arrange it
Call the company on your account. The county's Resource Conservation Division answers questions about the hauler rules at 720-564-2220 and resourceconservation@bouldercounty.gov.
Only some haulers offer bulky collection and the item lists and prices vary between them, so nothing is guaranteed by the county licence. Anything a hauler declines still has to move through the Front Range Landfill in Erie or the hard-to-recycle center in Boulder.
A Niwot household with a mattress or bedding, a television, computer or small appliance, a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioning unit or dehumidifier, hardened concrete, scrap metal or bikes.
Cost & conditions
$3 per vehicle entering the center as a facility fee, charged before any item fee. Any household, because the center states that place of residence does not determine whether you can use it or affect fees. The facility fee is waived for customers arriving by bicycle, computers, phones, tablets and bikes carry no item fee, and mattresses, displays, televisions, printers, small appliances, refrigerant appliances and concrete carry an item fee on top.
Arrange it
Drive to 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder, on Recycle Row next to Resource Central, open Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm and closed Sundays. No appointment is needed, and the center answers at 303-444-6634 when weather looks doubtful.
Item fees are charged on top of the facility fee for mattresses and bedding, displays, televisions, printers, small plastic appliances, refrigerant appliances and concrete, and mouldy or infested bedding is refused. Bring the load in a vehicle rather than by mail, because the center asks customers not to ship material.
Take paint, chemicals and batteries to the county facility
A Niwot household with paint, cleaners, motor oil, antifreeze, fluorescent tubes, yard and garden products, batteries or household sharps.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Boulder County residents at the county Hazardous Materials Management Facility, which is free for household hazardous waste.
Arrange it
Go to 1901 63rd Street in Boulder, west of the county Recycling Center, open Wednesday to Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The facility answers at 720-564-2251 and HazMatAll@bouldercounty.gov.
Business waste is accepted by appointment only on Tuesdays, and the facility is closed Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and county holidays. Sharps must arrive in a standard sharps container or a number 2 plastic container with a screw-on lid that is labelled for sharps.
Clean fill and soil, concrete and asphalt, construction debris, a couch, loveseat or sectional, household municipal waste, a mattress or box spring, a treadmill without its computer, a piano without its computer, lawn mowers and lawn trimmers with their liquids removed, white goods including dishwashers, dryers, furnaces, hot water heaters, stoves and washers, tree branches and yard waste.
Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, batteries, electronic waste, hazardous waste, hot ashes, liquids including paint, oil, septage and chemicals, mercury fluorescent bulbs, propane containers, tires and toxic waste are refused, and electronic devices have been banned from Colorado landfill disposal since July 1, 2013. Loads must be covered, tarped and secured or they are charged double, and anyone who exits a vehicle needs a reflective safety vest, sold on site for 8 dollars.
Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., closed Sunday, with shortened hours on some holidays and closures for high winds or severe weather. All vehicles weigh in and out on certified scales.
From $141 per car load, with a pickup charged 175 dollars when the waste stays below the top of the cab and 236 dollars when it rises above it. Open to the public. Tonnage loads are charged 98 dollars per ton with a 196 dollar minimum for household waste and the same rate for wood, concrete, drywall, siding and dirt, white goods are 80 dollars each, and a couch or a mattress is 74 dollars each.
Boulder County Hazardous Materials Management Facility
1901 63rd Street, Boulder, CO 80301
Household hazardous waste such as fluorescent bulbs and tubes, home cleaning products, home maintenance products, motor oil and antifreeze, paint, and yard and garden care products, plus household sharps in a standard sharps container or a number 2 plastic container with a screw-on lid.
Open to Boulder County residents, with an out of county fee of 50 dollars applying only to residential waste from outside Boulder County, Broomfield and Erie. Business waste is by appointment only, the facility is closed Sundays, Mondays, Tuesdays and county holidays, and the county Recycling Center refuses hazardous material and sends it here.
Wednesday to Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., west of the Boulder County Recycling Center, with Tuesday reserved for business waste by appointment. The facility answers at 720-564-2251 and HazMatAll@bouldercounty.gov, and a free reuse area offers reusable products during regular hours.
No charge. Boulder County residents, which covers Niwot, at the county facility for household hazardous waste. An out of county fee of 50 dollars applies only to residential waste from outside the service area.
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.
Who collects bulky items in Niwot?+
The private hauler on your account, because Niwot is unincorporated and Boulder County does not provide hauling services to homes or businesses. The county licenses every company that collects material in unincorporated Boulder County and requires Pay-as-You-Throw pricing, single-stream recycling and reporting, but it publishes no bulky item programme, so the item list and the price come from your provider. Anything the hauler declines can go to the Front Range Landfill in Erie.Official guidance
Will anyone take a couch from the curb in Niwot?+
Only if the private hauler on your account offers bulky collection, because neither Niwot nor Boulder County runs a curbside bulky programme. The dependable alternative is the Front Range Landfill in Erie, which names a couch, loveseat or sectional in its accepted list at a published per item rate.Official guidance
Where can a Niwot mattress go?+
To the Front Range Landfill in Erie, which lists a mattress or box spring at a published per item rate, or to Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center at 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder, which takes mattresses, box springs and toppers for a facility fee plus an item fee. The private hauler on your account may also collect it as a bulky item, so ask before you load the car.Official guidance
How does a Niwot household get rid of a washer or stove?+
The Front Range Landfill in Erie recycles white goods, naming dishwashers, dryers, furnaces, hot water heaters, stoves and washers at a published per item rate, and it refuses refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners. Ask the hauler on your account first, because a bulky item collection may cover the appliance.Official guidance
Where do Niwot televisions and computers go?+
Not into the landfill, because electronic devices have been banned from Colorado landfill disposal since July 1, 2013 and the Front Range Landfill refuses them. Take them to Eco-Cycle's hard-to-recycle center at 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder, where computers, mobile phones and tablets carry no item fee, while displays, monitors, televisions and printers carry one on top of the facility fee.Official guidance
Who handles trash collection in Niwot?+
Private haulers do, and Boulder County licenses them. The county states that it does not provide hauling services to residential or commercial properties, but its Hauler Ordinance applies to every company that collects, transports or disposes of discarded material in unincorporated Boulder County, which covers Niwot. Licensed haulers must follow Pay-as-You-Throw pricing, single-stream recycling, composting in some areas and annual reporting, and the Resource Conservation Division answers at 720-564-2220.Official guidance
Does Niwot or Boulder County run a bulky item pickup?+
No. Niwot has no municipal government and Boulder County states that it does not provide hauling services to homes or businesses, so there is no county bulky item programme. The curb route is whatever the licensed hauler on your account offers, and anything it declines can go to the Front Range Landfill in Erie or to the hard-to-recycle center in Boulder for mattresses, electronics and cooling appliances.Official guidance
What can Niwot residents drop off in Boulder County?+
Single-stream recycling goes to the county Recycling Center drop-off at 1901 63rd Street, which is open 24 hours a day every day, and yard waste and wood waste go to the county sponsored drop-off at Western Disposal, where residents get a 40 per cent discount and must keep the two streams separate. Hazardous items such as latex paint, aerosol cans and antifreeze are refused at the recycling drop-off and go across the parking lot to the Hazardous Materials Management Facility.Official guidance
Can I take my own load to a landfill from Niwot?+
Yes. The Front Range Landfill in Erie is open to the public on Weld County Road 5, Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., and takes household waste, construction debris, concrete and asphalt, clean fill, a couch, loveseat or sectional, a mattress or box spring, a treadmill without its computer and white goods for recycling. A car load is charged a flat rate, a pickup is charged more when the waste rises above the cab, tonnage loads are charged by weight with a minimum, and an uncovered load is charged double.Official guidance
Where do Niwot paint, chemicals and batteries go?+
To the Boulder County Hazardous Materials Management Facility at 1901 63rd Street in Boulder, which is free for county residents and open Wednesday to Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Paint, cleaning products, motor oil and antifreeze, fluorescent bulbs and tubes, yard and garden products, batteries and household sharps all belong there, and the county recycling drop-off refuses those items and points across the parking lot to the same facility.Official guidance
