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City collection The city publishes no curbside furniture collection. A couch normally leaves a Kansas City, Kansas household at one of the twice-yearly Dumpster Days events, where bulky household items such as mattresses and furniture are free, or through an arrangement the household makes itself. No curbside furniture price is published, because the weekly collection is a cart service. Dumpster Days takes furniture free from Wyandotte County residents, and anything outside an event is a private arrangement, so confirm the load with WM at 1-800-796-9696 or another hauler before the couch goes out.
City collection A mattress is the one large item with a published curbside rule here. The city asks for it wrapped in plastic and set out for collection at the curb, and the same item comes in free at the WyCo Dumpster Days events. Curbside collection sits inside the residential trash and recycling service that the Unified Government bills each month, and no separate per-item charge is published for a mattress, so confirm the current monthly charge and your collection day with WM at 1-800-796-9696 or through 3-1-1.
City collection Refrigerant units are the appliance group the city keeps out of its own events. Dumpster Days refuses refrigerators and any item containing refrigerant, so the working route is MRC Recycling in Kansas City, Missouri, which takes refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers for a published per-unit charge. $10 per refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier at the MRC Recycling public drop-off. Households with a refrigerant appliance. WyCo Dumpster Days refuses refrigerators and any item containing refrigerant, so this drop-off is the documented route rather than the city event.
City collection Weekly collection is a cart service with real limits: containers no heavier than 50 pounds with tight-fitting lids and handles, no metal barrels, and no loose trash. The city publishes no standing curbside appointment for a pile, so the municipal route for bulk junk is the twice-yearly Dumpster Days event. The weekly service is covered by the monthly residential trash and recycling charge, and no separate price is published for extra material because loose trash is not collected. Use the free Dumpster Days events for bulk household items or arrange a private hauler, and confirm anything unusual with WM at 1-800-796-9696 or 3-1-1.
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?
Kansas City, Kansas and Wyandotte County run one solid waste programme through the Unified Government, and Waste Management performs the residential collection under contract. Every home from a single-family house through a four-plex gets a weekly trash cart day and the same day for recycling, with the 2026 monthly charge for the pair at $20.15, while a building of five or more units is the landlord's responsibility. The city publishes one large item rule for the curb, which is that a mattress goes out wrapped in plastic, and it treats loose lumber as construction material that the truck will not take. That leaves two working routes for the rest: the free WyCo Dumpster Days weekends in spring and fall, where bulky household items such as mattresses and furniture come in free and most electronics recycle free with charges only on the heavy display types, and the weekday public drop-off at MRC Recycling in Kansas City, Missouri, which takes electronics and appliances and publishes a per-item price list.
A mattress is the one large item with a published curbside rule here. The city asks for it wrapped in plastic and set out for collection at the curb, and the same item comes in free at the WyCo Dumpster Days events.
City cost & eligibility
Curbside collection sits inside the residential trash and recycling service that the Unified Government bills each month, and no separate per-item charge is published for a mattress, so confirm the current monthly charge and your collection day with WM at 1-800-796-9696 or through 3-1-1.
When & how
Put the mattress out on your normal trash day, by 7 a.m. and no earlier than 4 p.m. the day before, wrapped in plastic. The Dumpster Days events take mattresses free on their spring and fall weekends, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Wrap the whole mattress in plastic before it reaches the curb, which is the city condition for collection. Keep it clear of the carts so the truck can reach both, and keep bedding and clothing out of the recycling cart, which takes paper, cardboard, cans and plastics only.
The city publishes no curbside furniture collection. A couch normally leaves a Kansas City, Kansas household at one of the twice-yearly Dumpster Days events, where bulky household items such as mattresses and furniture are free, or through an arrangement the household makes itself.
City cost & eligibility
No curbside furniture price is published, because the weekly collection is a cart service. Dumpster Days takes furniture free from Wyandotte County residents, and anything outside an event is a private arrangement, so confirm the load with WM at 1-800-796-9696 or another hauler before the couch goes out.
When & how
Plan the couch around a Dumpster Days weekend, which the city runs once in spring and once in fall with the 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. window at Indian Springs on 47th and Orville. Outside those weekends there is no municipal pickup day for furniture.
Get it ready
Keep furniture out of the recycling cart, which the city limits to paper, cardboard, cans and plastics, and out of the yard waste stream. Move the pieces to the curb only when an event or a booked hauler is taking them, so sidewalks and alleys stay clear in the meantime.
Washing machines, dryers, stoves, ovens, dishwashers and water heaters have no published curbside collection here, but they do have two local routes: the Dumpster Days events take most appliances without refrigerant at no charge, and MRC Recycling in Kansas City, Missouri accepts them at its weekday public drop-off.
City cost & eligibility
Appliance routes here are event based or drop-off based, and neither publishes a flat curbside price. Dumpster Days takes most appliances without refrigerant free, and MRC Recycling publishes a per-item charge for some units while recycling most household machines at no charge, so confirm the exact appliance at the counter.
When & how
Take appliances to a Dumpster Days weekend in spring or fall, or to MRC Recycling at 2000 E. 19th St in Kansas City, Missouri, which is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with no appointment needed.
Get it ready
Empty and clean the machine, remove loose parts and tie down cords or hoses. Keep appliances out of the recycling cart, which takes paper, cardboard, cans and plastics, and settle the refrigerant question before choosing a route, because a unit that ever held refrigerant goes on the separate drop-off route rather than to the city event.
Refrigerant units are the appliance group the city keeps out of its own events. Dumpster Days refuses refrigerators and any item containing refrigerant, so the working route is MRC Recycling in Kansas City, Missouri, which takes refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers for a published per-unit charge.
City cost & eligibility
$10 per refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier at the MRC Recycling public drop-off. Households with a refrigerant appliance. WyCo Dumpster Days refuses refrigerators and any item containing refrigerant, so this drop-off is the documented route rather than the city event.
When & how
Drive the unit to MRC Recycling at 2000 E. 19th St, Kansas City, Missouri, open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with no appointment, and closed most major holidays.
Get it ready
Leave the refrigerant sealed and tell the staff what the appliance is so it is handled correctly. Keep the unit out of the Dumpster Days load, because the city refuses refrigerators and refrigerant items there, and out of the recycling cart at home.
Electronics have the clearest routes in the city. Dumpster Days recycles most electronics at no charge and charges only for the heavy display types, and MRC Recycling takes televisions, monitors, computers, phones and cable at its weekday drop-off with a published per-item price list.
City cost & eligibility
Most electronics carry no charge at either route, but televisions and monitors do, so confirm the exact model and current price. Dumpster Days charges $40 for a CRT television or computer screen and $20 for an LCD or flat screen television, cash only with exact change, and MRC Recycling charges $5 per CRT monitor and $20 per LED, LCD or plasma television, with CRT televisions priced by size.
When & how
Use a Dumpster Days weekend in spring or fall, arriving between 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. at Indian Springs on 47th and Orville, or use MRC Recycling at 2000 E. 19th St in Kansas City, Missouri, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with no appointment.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers, phones and drives before handover, and keep electronics out of the recycling cart and the yard waste stream. Take cash in exact change to a Dumpster Days event, because the display charges are collected there rather than billed.
Loose lumber is named as construction material and is not collected during weekly curbside service. The city directs construction waste to the Johnson County Landfill, and the county FAQ also names two construction and demolition landfills, so a renovation load is a self-haul rather than a pickup.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no construction rate, because the weekly service does not take the material. The Johnson County Landfill and the two construction and demolition landfills each set their own load pricing, so confirm the load and the tipping charge with the site before hauling.
When & how
Haul the material to the Johnson County Landfill at 17955 Holliday Drive in Shawnee, open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., or to one of the construction and demolition landfills the county FAQ names, APAC-KS Stanley in Overland Park or Asphalt Sales Company in Olathe.
Get it ready
Separate construction material from household trash, because loose lumber is not collected curbside and the recycling cart does not take it either. Keep treated, painted and regulated material out of the yard waste stream, since the city takes only leaves, grass, limbs and similar material there.
Exercise equipment is named in no city rule. A treadmill or weight machine behaves like bulky household material, so a Dumpster Days weekend or a private hauler is the realistic route, and the size and weight of the machine decides which one.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine rate is published, because the city has no named rule for the category. Dumpster Days takes bulky household items at no charge from Wyandotte County residents, and a machine too large or too heavy for the event needs a private arrangement, so confirm before the machine goes anywhere.
When & how
Plan the machine around a Dumpster Days weekend in spring or fall, or book a private hauler. There is no municipal appointment pickup for exercise equipment.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it will go, take the console off the frame and remove or tape any battery pack. Keep it out of the recycling cart, which takes paper, cardboard, cans and plastics, and out of the yard waste stream.
Weekly collection is a cart service with real limits: containers no heavier than 50 pounds with tight-fitting lids and handles, no metal barrels, and no loose trash. The city publishes no standing curbside appointment for a pile, so the municipal route for bulk junk is the twice-yearly Dumpster Days event.
City cost & eligibility
The weekly service is covered by the monthly residential trash and recycling charge, and no separate price is published for extra material because loose trash is not collected. Use the free Dumpster Days events for bulk household items or arrange a private hauler, and confirm anything unusual with WM at 1-800-796-9696 or 3-1-1.
When & how
Set carts out on the normal trash day, by 7 a.m. and no earlier than 4 p.m. the day before. Bulk household items go to a Dumpster Days weekend in spring or fall, or to a private hauler.
Get it ready
Keep each container at or under 50 pounds with the lid closed and the handles usable, and keep the carts clear of vehicles, fences and mailboxes so the truck can reach them. Anything loose stays where it is, because the city states that loose trash is not collected.
Kansas City, Kansas collects trash and recycling on the same day each week, and carts can go to the curb no earlier than 4 p.m. the day before and no later than 7 a.m. on the collection day. Each container needs a tight-fitting lid, usable handles for lifting and a weight at or under 50 pounds, and metal barrels are not acceptable. The city asks households to keep the carts clear of vehicles, fences and mailboxes and puts trash and recycling on separate sides of the driveway or walkway so the crew can tell them apart at a glance.
The weekly truck is a cart service, not a bulk pickup
Loose trash is not collected, and the city publishes no standing appointment for a pile at the curb. The rule that does exist for a large item is for a mattress, which goes out wrapped in plastic, and rugs, which go out rolled and tied at no more than 4 feet long and 50 pounds. Loose lumber is treated as construction material and is refused, so the pile that a household clears out of a garage has to go to an event or a hauler rather than to the curb.
WyCo Dumpster Days is the free municipal route for bulky household items, and it runs once in spring and once in fall rather than every week. The 2026 dates are May 1 and 2 and October 2 and 3, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at Indian Springs on 47th and Orville, entered from westbound Orville Avenue. Wyandotte County residents need proof of residency such as a driver's license or utility bill, business and non-profit loads are turned away, and everything between events goes to the MRC Recycling drop-off or a private hauler.
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.
Waste Management under contract with the Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas, with the Wyandotte County Recycling & Yard Waste Center and the Unified Government Dumpster Days events
Drop bulky items at a WyCo Dumpster Days event
A household with a mattress, a couch, other furniture, fixtures or a general appliance that the weekly cart cannot take.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Bulky household items are free to Wyandotte County residents who show proof of residency such as a driver's license or utility bill. The event is closed to businesses, non-profits and other commercial entities, and certain electronics carry a separate per-item charge paid in cash with exact change.
Arrange it
Load the vehicle and go to Indian Springs at 47th and Orville, entering from westbound Orville, between 8:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on an event day. The city publishes a spring weekend and a fall weekend, with May 1 and 2 and October 2 and 3 as the 2026 dates.
The event runs twice a year only, so material that cannot wait needs the MRC Recycling drop-off or a private hauler. Refrigerators and any item containing refrigerant are refused, along with tires, yard and storm debris, household hazardous waste, construction and demolition material, fencing, and any business or non-profit load.
A household with a television, monitor, computer, phone, cable, small appliance, or a refrigerant appliance such as a refrigerator, freezer, air conditioner or dehumidifier.
Cost & conditions
Most electronics carry no charge here, and the charged categories are published per item: $5 per CRT monitor, $10 each for refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers, $20 each for LED, LCD and plasma televisions, and $30 to $50 for CRT televisions by size. Confirm the exact model and the current price at the counter.
Arrange it
Drive to 2000 E. 19th St, Kansas City, Missouri, open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with no appointment needed and closed most major holidays. Staff can help unload heavy items, and credit, debit, cash and checks are accepted.
MRC Recycling does not accept mattresses, furniture, tires, wood, glass, liquids, chemicals, paint or hazardous waste, so it does not replace the city events for bulky furniture or the county centers for household chemicals.
Waste Management under contract with the Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas, with the Wyandotte County Recycling & Yard Waste Center and the Unified Government Dumpster Days events
Haul construction material to a landfill
A household with lumber, renovation debris or a demolition load that the weekly curbside service will not take.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no construction rate, because weekly collection does not take the material. The Johnson County Landfill and the two construction and demolition landfills set their own load pricing, so confirm the load and the tipping charge with the site before hauling.
Arrange it
Take the load to the Johnson County Landfill at 17955 Holliday Drive in Shawnee, open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., or to APAC-KS Stanley at 7100 W. 167th Street in Overland Park or Asphalt Sales Company at 23200 W. 159th Street in Olathe, which the county FAQ names for construction and demolition debris.
These sites take construction and demolition material rather than household trash or recyclables, and each sets its own accepted list and load pricing. Keep treated, painted and regulated material out of the yard waste stream, where the city takes only leaves, grass, limbs and similar material.
47th Street and Orville Avenue, Kansas City, KS 66102
Bulky household items from Wyandotte County residents, including mattresses, furniture, fixtures, microwaves, general appliances without refrigerant, and most electronics. The heavy display types are taken for a per-item charge.
Open only to Wyandotte County residents who show proof of residency, and closed to businesses, non-profits and other commercial entities. Refrigerators and any item containing refrigerant are refused, along with tires, yard and storm debris, batteries, food waste, recycling, paint, household hazardous waste, fencing, and construction or demolition material. The charges for CRT televisions and computer screens and for flat screen televisions are collected in cash with exact change.
Event days only, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The 2026 dates published are May 1 and 2 and October 2 and 3, entered from westbound Orville Avenue.
No charge. Bulky household items are free for Wyandotte County residents with proof of residency. The only money at the event is the published per-item charge on certain electronics, paid in cash with exact change.
Anything that uses a power cord or battery, including televisions, monitors, computers, phones, cable, printers, kitchen appliances such as microwaves, stoves, ovens and dishwashers, and household appliances such as washers, dryers, water heaters, vacuums and space heaters. Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers are taken for a per-unit charge.
Mattresses, furniture, tires, wood, glass, liquids, chemicals, paint, hazardous waste, broken bulbs and tanks are not accepted. Televisions, monitors and refrigerant appliances carry the published per-item charges, and the site is a commercial drop-off rather than a residential collection service.
Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with no appointment needed and closed most major holidays.
Most electronics carry no charge, and the charged categories are published per item: $5 per CRT monitor, $10 each for refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers, $20 each for LED, LCD and plasma televisions, and $30 to $50 for CRT televisions by size. Confirm the model and the current price at the counter.
Debris from Kansas City, Kansas households, including construction and demolition material and landscape waste dropped off by residents.
Landscape waste is limited to leaves, grass clippings, branches 3 inches or less in diameter and 4 feet or less in length, fallen fruit, nuts and acorns. Branches and stumps over 3 inches in diameter, cut or rolled sod and manure are refused.
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
The city publishes the address, hours and material guidance but no per-load rate, so confirm the load size and the tipping charge with the site and 3-1-1 before hauling a construction load.
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 do I put a mattress out in Kansas City, Kansas?+
Wrap it in plastic and set it out on your normal trash day, by 7 a.m. and no earlier than 4 p.m. the day before. The plastic wrap is the city rule for collecting a mattress at the curb, and that collection sits inside the monthly residential trash and recycling charge rather than a separate per-item price. The spring and fall WyCo Dumpster Days events also take mattresses at no charge from Wyandotte County residents.Official guidance
Will the city pick up a couch in Kansas City, Kansas?+
The city publishes no curbside furniture collection, so a couch normally leaves at one of the WyCo Dumpster Days events, where bulky household items such as mattresses and furniture are free to Wyandotte County residents who show proof of residency. Outside those event weekends the household arranges the removal itself, which is why it pays to check the next event dates before booking anything else.Official guidance
Where can I take a washer or dryer in Kansas City, Kansas?+
The WyCo Dumpster Days events accept most appliances without refrigerant, including general household machines, at no charge for Wyandotte County residents who show proof of residency. MRC Recycling at 2000 E. 19th St in Kansas City, Missouri is the year-round alternative and recycles most household appliances with no fee, so a washer or dryer still has a route between events.Official guidance
What do I do with an old refrigerator in Kansas City, Kansas?+
Take it to MRC Recycling at 2000 E. 19th St in Kansas City, Missouri, which accepts refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers for a published per-unit charge at its weekday public drop-off. The city events are not the answer for this one, because Dumpster Days refuses refrigerators and any item containing refrigerant.Official guidance
How do I recycle a television in Kansas City, Kansas?+
Two local routes take a television. The WyCo Dumpster Days events recycle most electronics at no charge and charge only for the display types, taken in cash with exact change at the event. MRC Recycling at 2000 E. 19th St in Kansas City, Missouri takes televisions and monitors every weekday with a published per-item charge, and recycles most other electronics at no charge.Official guidance
What are the limits on what the city will collect at the curb?+
Trash has to sit inside a container no heavier than 50 pounds with a tight-fitting lid and usable handles, and metal barrels are not acceptable. Loose trash is left behind, and the city publishes no standing curbside collection for a bulk pile, so bulky household items belong at a WyCo Dumpster Days weekend or with a private hauler.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Kansas City, Kansas?+
Waste Management collects it under a contract with the Unified Government of Wyandotte County and Kansas City, Kansas, managed by the Public Works solid waste team. Trash and recycling run on the same weekly day, the set-out window opens at 4 p.m. the day before until 7 a.m. on collection day, and the 2026 monthly charge for the pair is billed to the household. A building of five or more units is different, because collection there is handled by the property owner or manager rather than by the city contract.Official guidance
What is WyCo Dumpster Days and what does it take?+
WyCo Dumpster Days is the Unified Government's free bulky item event for Wyandotte County residents, run once in spring and once in fall at Indian Springs on 47th and Orville. Residents who show proof of residency can bring mattresses, furniture, fixtures, microwaves, general appliances without refrigerant and most electronics, with a per-item charge only on the heavy display types. Refrigerators and any item containing refrigerant are refused, as are tires, yard and storm debris, construction material and business loads.Official guidance
Does the city pick up large items at the curb?+
Only in a narrow way. The published curbside rules cover a mattress, which goes out wrapped in plastic, and a rug, which goes out rolled and tied at no more than 4 feet long and 50 pounds. There is no standing curbside appointment for furniture, appliances or a general pile, and loose trash is left at the curb, so those items go to a WyCo Dumpster Days weekend or to a private hauler instead.Official guidance
Where do refrigerators and air conditioners go?+
They go to MRC Recycling at 2000 E. 19th St in Kansas City, Missouri, which takes refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers every weekday for a published per-unit charge. The city events are not the answer here, because WyCo Dumpster Days refuses refrigerators and any item containing refrigerant, and the Recycling & Yard Waste Center does not take appliances either.Official guidance
