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$79 first / $29 additionalStandard sofa
Standard sofas, sleepers and sectionals have different choices. Find the one that matches.
Couch & furniture removal in LawrenceCity collection The city's own answers and its moving guide both send a couch or any other item that will not fit in the cart to the Residential Special Item Pick-Up request. Nothing goes to the curb until that request is submitted and accepted. Couch and furniture collection carries no published item price. The 2026 rate sheet lists a residential special pick-up, late set-out and off-cycle charge of $52.90, and the form says an excessive pile is charged once a supervisor evaluates the site. Confirm your load at 785-832-3032.
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$99 first / $30 additionalQueen Mattress
Choose your mattress size. Add the box spring and frame separately if they are going too.
Mattress & bed removal in LawrenceCity collection A mattress is a bulky item, so it cannot go in the city cart and is requested through the same Residential Special Item Pick-Up form the city uses for couches and appliances. The form names bulky items that do not fit in the cart, carpet and tires, so confirm the mattress with the Solid Waste Division before you set it out. No mattress price is published. The 2026 rate sheet lists a residential special pick-up, late set-out and off-cycle charge of $52.90, and the request form says an excessive pile is charged after a supervisor evaluates the site. Confirm the item and the amount that applies at 785-832-3032.
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$109 first / $59 additionalRefrigerator
Household refrigerators, washers and dryers. Have your appliance disconnected and outside.
Appliance pickup in LawrenceCity collection An appliance is collected through the Residential Special Item Pick-Up request, and Lawrence requires all food and other contents to be removed before the crew arrives. Small appliances such as toasters and microwaves may legally go in the household trash, and the city also points to recycling for them. No appliance price is published. The 2026 rate sheet lists a residential special pick-up, late set-out and off-cycle charge of $52.90, and the form says a pile that is excessive or subject to a fee is charged after a supervisor evaluates the site. Confirm the appliance and its handling at 785-832-3032.
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$59 first / $10 additionalTrash bag
Bag or box what you can. Choose larger household items separately.
Bags & household clutter in LawrenceCity collection Lawrence collects household trash once a week in a city-issued cart. Everything has to be inside the cart with the lid fully closed and nothing resting on top. Cart service is part of the city utility bill. The 2026 rate sheet lists $24.01 a month for a standard 65-gallon cart, $26.55 with a 95-gallon trash cart, $4.79 for an extra 65-gallon cart, $6.07 for an extra 95-gallon cart, and multifamily rates of $24.01 per unit with carts or $18.69 per unit with shared dumpsters. Confirm your account terms with utility billing.
Collection detailsThe 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
In Lawrence the city itself collects trash once a week from city-issued carts, and an item that will not fit in the cart goes through a Residential Special Item Pick-Up request instead. Electronics, batteries and household chemicals are kept out of both the trash and the blue recycling cart, and the city routes them to its own drop-off options. Prepare the item, get the request in before the deadline for your trash day, and confirm anything unusual with the Solid Waste Division.
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A mattress is a bulky item, so it cannot go in the city cart and is requested through the same Residential Special Item Pick-Up form the city uses for couches and appliances. The form names bulky items that do not fit in the cart, carpet and tires, so confirm the mattress with the Solid Waste Division before you set it out.
The city's own answers and its moving guide both send a couch or any other item that will not fit in the cart to the Residential Special Item Pick-Up request. Nothing goes to the curb until that request is submitted and accepted.
An appliance is collected through the Residential Special Item Pick-Up request, and Lawrence requires all food and other contents to be removed before the crew arrives. Small appliances such as toasters and microwaves may legally go in the household trash, and the city also points to recycling for them.
Electronics never belong in the blue recycling cart or the trash. Lawrence points to its Recyclable Materials Directory for year-round drop-off sites, names Goodwill and Best Buy as local retail options, and runs a one-day collection most years with a contractor.
Lawrence settles construction waste by amount, frequency and whether the site is residential or commercial, and asks you to call the Solid Waste Division about lumber, rock, sheetrock and similar material. A larger project uses a city roll-off container or a private receiver.
No Lawrence page names treadmills, ellipticals or home gyms, so treat an exercise machine as a bulky item that has to be confirmed before it goes to the curb. The city collects oversized items through the Residential Special Item Pick-Up request, and a heavy machine is evaluated before it is accepted.
Anything that will not fit in the city cart is scheduled through the Residential Special Item Pick-Up request, alongside carpet and tires. Lawrence asks residents not to leave bulky items at the curb without a scheduled collection.
Lawrence collects household trash once a week in a city-issued cart. Everything has to be inside the cart with the lid fully closed and nothing resting on top.
The handoff matters
Lawrence schedules bulky items for your next trash day, and the request has to reach the city by 4 p.m. on the business day before that collection. A request sent later moves to the following week, and no bulky items are collected during a holiday week.
Residential Special Item Pick-Up request formSolid waste frequently asked questionsThe request form asks you to place bulky items at the curb where your trash carts are normally set, and the city asks residents not to leave anything out before a collection is scheduled. Keep the pile clear of the cart, the sidewalk and the street so the crew can reach it.
Residential Special Item Pick-Up request formMoving information and bulky item guidanceUse 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.
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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.
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.
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.
Lawrence handles a mattress as a bulky item through the Residential Special Item Pick-Up request, the same request used for couches and appliances. Send the form by the deadline for your trash day and confirm the mattress with the Solid Waste Division first, because the form itself names bulky items, carpet and tires.Official guidance
Yes. Lawrence names couches among the large items that do not fit in the cart and asks you to submit a Residential Special Item Pick-Up request rather than leaving furniture out. Have the couch at the curb only after the request is accepted.Official guidance
All food and other items must be removed first. The request form states that if the driver arrives and food is still inside, the appliance is left behind. Cooling appliances are also prohibited in roll-off containers, so confirm refrigerant handling with the Solid Waste Division.Official guidance
No. The city states that electronics should never be placed in recycling carts. Use the Recyclable Materials Directory or a retailer for year-round drop-off, or the city's own collection day, and confirm the device and any charge with the site you choose.Official guidance
Submit the form by 4 p.m. on the business day before your regular trash day, and by Friday at 4 p.m. if your collection day is Monday. A late request moves to the following week, and bulky items are not collected during holiday weeks.Official guidance
Call the Solid Waste Division at 785-832-3032 or email solidwaste@lawrenceks.gov. The city's Recyclable Materials Directory lists local drop-off outlets for material that does not belong in the trash, in the recycling cart or on a bulky request.Official guidance
The City of Lawrence and Douglas County Household Hazardous Waste facility at 2201 Kresge Road takes household hazardous waste from Douglas County households at no charge on an appointment-only basis, Tuesday to Thursday and on select Saturdays. A household drop-off is limited to 75 pounds a day.Official guidance

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