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City collection Furniture is one of the items the franchised hauler names for bulk pickup, and it appears twice on the operator's own pages, once in the examples of bulky items and once in the panel of pieces that may go out. The county adds that large furniture can be collected by the franchised company even for a household that is not a regular customer. The operator publishes no bulk pickup price and routes pricing to a quote, so confirm the piece and the cost with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900 when the collection is scheduled. The county likewise describes arranging a quote and a pickup time through the franchised company rather than publishing a rate.
City collection Mattresses are named on the operator's bulk list rather than banned from it, so a household has a published route for one. The same page carries the caution that applies to the whole route, which is that acceptable items vary by location, so the mattress is confirmed for the specific address when the pickup is booked. The operator publishes no mattress rate and routes pricing to a quote, so confirm the piece and the cost with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900 when the collection is scheduled.
City collection Appliances are named on both of the operator's lists. The bulky item examples include water heaters, washers and dryers, and the panel of pieces that may go as bulk adds appliances and grills, so a large appliance is a booked collection rather than a curbside problem. The operator publishes no appliance rate and routes pricing to a quote, so confirm the unit and the cost with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900 when the collection is scheduled.
City collection Bulk pickup in Canby is arranged rather than scheduled, which is the single most important thing to know about it. Canby Disposal asks residents to contact the office to schedule a collection date, gives water heaters, washers, dryers and furniture as examples, and states plainly that the pickup date must be confirmed before an item goes to the curb. No bulk rate is published and pricing is routed to a quote, so confirm the load and the price with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900. Clackamas County describes the same arrangement from its side, saying that a quote and a pickup time are set with the franchised garbage and recycling company, and that this is available even to a household that is not a regular customer.
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?
Canby runs residential collection through a franchise rather than a city department. Canby Disposal, part of Waste Connections, serves the city with a 90-gallon trash cart on a weekly round, along with recycling and yard debris where the service is offered, and it takes the large items too: its bulk pickup page says to call the office to schedule a collection date, confirms only after that call, and lists furniture, mattresses, grills and appliances among the pieces that may go out. The operator is explicit that acceptable items and schedules vary by location, so a Canby address has to be confirmed rather than assumed. Clackamas County carries the rest. Household hazardous waste goes to the Metro facility in Oregon City, household electronics go to an Oregon E-Cycles site where seven qualifying items at a time are free, leftover paint goes through PaintCare at no fee, and construction debris needs asbestos documentation before a transfer station will take it.
Furniture is one of the items the franchised hauler names for bulk pickup, and it appears twice on the operator's own pages, once in the examples of bulky items and once in the panel of pieces that may go out. The county adds that large furniture can be collected by the franchised company even for a household that is not a regular customer.
City cost & eligibility
The operator publishes no bulk pickup price and routes pricing to a quote, so confirm the piece and the cost with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900 when the collection is scheduled. The county likewise describes arranging a quote and a pickup time through the franchised company rather than publishing a rate.
When & how
Call Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900 or send the online service request to schedule a collection date, and confirm that date before anything goes to the curb. The operator states plainly that the pickup date has to be confirmed first, and its page warns that acceptable items and schedules vary by location.
Get it ready
Keep the furniture off the curb until the pickup date is confirmed, because the operator's instruction is to confirm before placing an item out. Keep it clear of the 90-gallon garbage cart and out of the recycling container, and keep batteries out of the pile entirely, since the operator warns that batteries must never go in curbside bins and have to be handled separately for fire safety.
Mattresses are named on the operator's bulk list rather than banned from it, so a household has a published route for one. The same page carries the caution that applies to the whole route, which is that acceptable items vary by location, so the mattress is confirmed for the specific address when the pickup is booked.
City cost & eligibility
The operator publishes no mattress rate and routes pricing to a quote, so confirm the piece and the cost with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900 when the collection is scheduled.
When & how
Call 503.266.3900 or use the online service request to schedule a collection date, and keep the mattress off the curb until that date is confirmed. The operator's own instruction is to confirm the pickup date before placing an item out.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry, clear of the garbage cart and out of the recycling container, and keep it off the curb until the pickup is confirmed. Do not bag it into the curbside streams, and keep any batteries or hazardous material out of the same pile.
Appliances are named on both of the operator's lists. The bulky item examples include water heaters, washers and dryers, and the panel of pieces that may go as bulk adds appliances and grills, so a large appliance is a booked collection rather than a curbside problem.
City cost & eligibility
The operator publishes no appliance rate and routes pricing to a quote, so confirm the unit and the cost with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900 when the collection is scheduled.
When & how
Book the collection by phone on 503.266.3900 or through the online service request, and confirm the collection date before the unit goes out. A refrigerator or freezer should be booked the same way as any other bulk appliance, since the operator names appliances on the bulk list rather than refusing them.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and remove food, water and loose parts before it leaves the house, and secure or remove the doors so nothing can get inside while it waits. Keep it off the curb until the pickup date is confirmed, keep it out of the garbage cart and the recycling container, and keep batteries out of the load.
Televisions and computers have a free state program route rather than a hauler route. Clackamas County points households to Oregon E-Cycles, where up to seven qualifying items at a time are recycled free, and the list the county publishes covers computers, monitors, televisions, printers, keyboards and mice.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Clackamas County states that up to seven qualifying items at a time can be taken to an Oregon E-Cycles collection site for free recycling, covering computers, monitors, televisions, printers, keyboards and mice. The county recycling line on 503-234-3000 can confirm the nearest site.
When & how
Take the devices to an Oregon E-Cycles collection site, up to seven qualifying items at a time, and call 503-234-3000 or use the county lookup tool to find the nearest one. There is no published hauler collection for electronics, so the E-Cycles site is the timing step rather than a pickup day.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from any computer, laptop, tablet or phone before handover. Keep electronics out of the garbage cart and out of the recycling container, and keep batteries separate from the load, because the operator warns that batteries must never go in curbside bins. Note that the E-Cycles allowance is up to seven items at a time, so a larger load needs more than one trip.
Construction debris has a transfer station route with a paperwork condition rather than a curbside one. Clackamas County states that state environmental rules require asbestos testing and documentation before construction, demolition or remodeling debris is disposed, and that transfer stations will not accept suspect asbestos containing material without that documentation.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes the transfer stations, the asbestos rule and a direction to call locations ahead to confirm hours and accepted material, but no tipping rate, and the yard waste facilities publish their own fees. Confirm the load and the price with the receiving facility before hauling, and ask about the asbestos documentation if the material came out of a building.
When & how
Take the material to a Clackamas County transfer station rather than the curb, and call the site first, because the county asks residents to confirm hours and accepted material and says facilities may close in extreme weather. The Metro South Transfer Station runs daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. from March through September and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. from October through February, while the Sandy station runs Thursday through Monday from 9 a.m. to a last load at 4:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Arrange asbestos testing and documentation before the debris leaves the site if it came from a building, because the county states that transfer stations will not accept suspect asbestos containing material without it. Separate material that can be salvaged, recycled or reused, which the county notes reduces both disposal cost and resource loss, and keep construction debris out of the garbage cart and the recycling container. Keep treated or painted timber separate from yard waste, since yard waste goes through its own paper bag and bundle rules.
Exercise equipment is not named on the operator's bulk lists or in the county pages read here, so a treadmill or weight machine is a question for the hauler rather than an assumed acceptance. The bulk route is described by example, and the examples stop at furniture, mattresses, grills and appliances.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine rate is published and the category is not named, so confirm the machine and the cost with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900 when the collection is scheduled. No county page read here covers exercise equipment either.
When & how
If the hauler confirms the machine, book it as a bulk pickup by phone on 503.266.3900 or through the online service request, and confirm the collection date before it goes out. Nothing is collected at the curb without that confirmation.
Get it ready
Strip the machine down as far as it will come apart and take the console off the frame so one crew can handle it. Keep it off the curb until the date is confirmed, keep it out of the garbage cart and the recycling container, and keep any battery pack out of the pile for the same fire safety reason the operator gives for batteries.
Bulk pickup in Canby is arranged rather than scheduled, which is the single most important thing to know about it. Canby Disposal asks residents to contact the office to schedule a collection date, gives water heaters, washers, dryers and furniture as examples, and states plainly that the pickup date must be confirmed before an item goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No bulk rate is published and pricing is routed to a quote, so confirm the load and the price with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900. Clackamas County describes the same arrangement from its side, saying that a quote and a pickup time are set with the franchised garbage and recycling company, and that this is available even to a household that is not a regular customer.
When & how
Call 503.266.3900 or send the online service request to schedule the collection date, then wait for the confirmation before putting anything out. The routing is tied to the residential service, which runs a 90-gallon trash cart weekly along with recycling and yard debris where the operator offers them.
Get it ready
Confirm the date first, because the operator states the item should not be placed at the curb before that confirmation. Keep the pile clear of the garbage cart and the recycling container, keep batteries out of it entirely, and check each piece against the operator's lists, which name furniture, mattresses, grills and appliances and add an artificial Christmas tree to the bulk panel.
Yard waste runs on a paper bag rule with a separate bundle rule for wood. Canby Disposal picks up yard debris inside the city limits and on urban growth properties, takes leaves and grass clippings in a 30-gallon paper bag on the designated pickup day, and asks that sticks, branches and limbs be bundled separately.
City cost & eligibility
The operator publishes no yard waste rate and routes pricing to a quote, so confirm the service and the cost with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900. A Canby yard waste drop-off also exists at Canby Landscape Supply on 24420 S Hwy 99 E, and the county notes that each facility publishes its own accepted items, restrictions and fees, so its rate is a confirmation as well.
When & how
Fill a 30-gallon paper bag and put it on the curb on the designated pickup day for the address, or take longer material to a yard waste facility. Canby Landscape Supply at 24420 S Hwy 99 E in Canby is the local drop-off the county lists, on 503-266-5522, and it publishes its own accepted items, restrictions and fees.
Get it ready
Use the 30-gallon paper bag for leaves and grass clippings only, and buy the bags from a hardware store because the operator says that is where they are found. Make sticks, branches and limbs into separate bundles no longer than four feet and no heavier than 40 pounds. Keep yard waste out of the garbage cart and the recycling container, and keep treated or painted timber out of the yard pile.
Hazardous material is a county and regional service rather than a hauler one. Clackamas County lists what belongs at a household hazardous waste facility, from aerosols and automotive fluids to paints, pesticides, pool chemicals, propane tanks, batteries and medical sharps, and it points households to the Metro facility in Oregon City with a 35 gallon limit.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes the 35 gallon household allowance and the location but no fee for the hazardous waste facility, and paint follows a separate PaintCare route that the county describes as free, so confirm any charge with the regional recycling line on 503-234-3000 or with the facility itself. Leftover paint, primers, stains and sealers are taken by PaintCare at no fee.
When & how
Take household hazardous waste to the Metro household hazardous waste facility at 2001 Washington St in Oregon City, open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Households can bring up to 35 gallons. Paint can go through the PaintCare program instead, and the county recycling line on 503-234-3000 can confirm both.
Get it ready
Keep the material out of the garbage cart, the recycling container and the yard bags, and check it against the county list before loading, which covers aerosols, art and hobby chemicals, automotive fluids, batteries, fire extinguishers, cleaners, mercury products such as fluorescent bulbs and thermometers, paints, stains, solvents, thinners, pesticides, poisons, pool and spa chemicals, propane tanks, sharps and medicines. The county recommends using a product up first or passing it to someone who can use it, and keeping the load within the 35 gallon household allowance.
Confirm the pickup date before anything goes to the curb
The franchised hauler's own instruction is blunt: contact the office to schedule a collection date, and confirm the pickup date before placing an item at the curb. The same page warns that acceptable items and schedules vary by location, so the confirmation is not a formality. Canby Disposal can be reached on 503.266.3900 or through an online service request.
The weekly round is a 90-gallon cart with yard waste in paper bags
Residential garbage runs weekly in a 90-gallon cart, with recycling and yard debris available where the operator offers them. Yard debris goes in a 30-gallon paper bag on the designated pickup day, holding leaves and grass clippings only, while sticks, branches and limbs are bundled separately at up to four feet and no more than 40 pounds. Availability and pricing are given as a quote rather than a published rate.
The hauler warns that batteries must never be tossed in curbside bins and have to be handled separately, because of fire risk. Clackamas County publishes the separate route instead, listing batteries among the materials that belong at a household hazardous waste facility, which for Canby means the Metro facility in Oregon City. The same county page sends computers, monitors, televisions, printers, keyboards and mice to an Oregon E-Cycles site, where up to seven qualifying items at a time are recycled free.
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.
Canby Disposal, the franchised residential hauler in Canby, with Clackamas County for hazardous waste, electronics and drop-off sites
Book a bulk pickup with the franchised hauler
A Canby household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance, an exercise machine or another large item, including a household that is not a regular customer.
Cost & conditions
Canby Disposal publishes no bulk rate and routes pricing to a quote, and Clackamas County describes the same arrangement as a quote and a pickup time set with the franchised garbage and recycling company, so confirm the load and the price on 503.266.3900 before booking.
Arrange it
Call 503.266.3900 or send the online service request to schedule a collection date, and confirm that date before the item goes to the curb. The county adds that the franchised company will collect large appliances and furniture even from a household that is not a regular customer, so a household outside the standard service can still book this route.
Acceptable items and schedules vary by location, which the operator states on the bulk page, so a specific piece has to be confirmed for the address rather than assumed. No price is published, batteries never belong in the load, and nothing goes out until the pickup date is confirmed.
Canby Disposal, the franchised residential hauler in Canby, with Clackamas County for hazardous waste, electronics and drop-off sites
Use the Oregon E-Cycles site for computers and screens
A household with a television, a computer, a monitor, a printer, a keyboard or a mouse.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Clackamas County states that up to seven qualifying items at a time can be taken to an Oregon E-Cycles collection site for free recycling, covering computers, monitors, televisions, printers, keyboards and mice.
Arrange it
Take the devices to an Oregon E-Cycles collection site, up to seven qualifying items at a time, and use the county lookup tool or the recycling line on 503-234-3000 to find the nearest one.
The allowance is seven qualifying items per trip, so a larger load needs more than one visit, and devices have to be wiped of personal data first. Batteries are not part of this route and belong at a household hazardous waste facility instead.
Canby Disposal, the franchised residential hauler in Canby, with Clackamas County for hazardous waste, electronics and drop-off sites
Take chemicals and paint to the Metro facility in Oregon City
A household with paint, solvents, pesticides, pool chemicals, propane tanks, batteries, sharps or other hazardous products.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes the 35 gallon household allowance and the facility but no fee for hazardous waste, and paint follows a separate PaintCare route the county describes as free, so confirm any charge with the regional recycling line on 503-234-3000 or the facility itself.
Arrange it
Go to the Metro household hazardous waste facility at 2001 Washington St in Oregon City, open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, and keep the household load inside the 35 gallon allowance. Leftover paint, primers, stains and sealers go through PaintCare instead at no fee.
The facility closes on three holidays a year, which the county lists, and the allowance is 35 gallons per household. The county also recommends using a product up or passing it on before disposing of it, so the route is a last step rather than a first one. Businesses are handled through the county's small quantity generator route rather than the household program.
Regional household hazardous waste facility for the Canby area
Metro South Household Hazardous Waste Facility
2001 Washington St, Oregon City, OR
Household hazardous products on the county list, covering aerosol spray products, art and hobby chemicals, automotive fluids, batteries, fire extinguishers, household cleaners and disinfectants, mercury container products such as fluorescent bulbs and tubes, thermometers and thermostats, paints, stains, solvents and thinners, pesticides and poisons, pool and spa chemicals, propane tanks, medical sharps and unwanted or expired medicines. Households can bring up to 35 gallons.
The program is for households rather than businesses, which the county routes through a separate very small quantity generator channel, and the load is capped at 35 gallons of household hazardous products. The facility closes on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, and the county asks residents to use a product up or pass it to someone who can use it before bringing it in.
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Regional recycling line 503-234-3000.
The county publishes the location, the hours and the 35 gallon household allowance but no fee for household hazardous waste, so confirm any charge on 503-234-3000 before loading.
Yard debris, as the Clackamas County yard waste facility list names this Canby site for household yard material alongside its curbside route.
The county states that each yard waste facility publishes its own accepted items, restrictions and fees, and it asks residents to confirm before traveling, so the site's own list governs what is taken. The county page read here does not reproduce that list or its prices.
Hours are not published on the county page read, so call the site on 503-266-5522 to confirm before loading.
The county points to the site's own fee list rather than publishing a rate, so confirm the price and the accepted material on 503-266-5522 before a 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.
How do I get rid of a couch in Canby?+
Book a bulk pickup with the franchised hauler, Canby Disposal, on 503.266.3900 or through its online service request, and confirm the collection date before the couch goes out. Furniture is named both in the operator's examples of bulky items and in its panel of pieces that may go as bulk, and Clackamas County adds that large furniture can be collected by the franchised company even by a household that is not a regular customer. No rate is published, so the price comes from the quote.Official guidance
Will Canby take a mattress?+
A mattress is named on the bulk list published by the franchised hauler Canby Disposal, so it goes out as a scheduled bulk pickup rather than with the weekly cart. Call 503.266.3900 or use the online service request, and confirm the collection date before the mattress goes to the curb, because the operator warns that acceptable items vary by location and no rate is published.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a washer or refrigerator in Canby?+
Book a bulk pickup with Canby Disposal on 503.266.3900 or through its online service request. Water heaters, washers and dryers are named among the bulky item examples, and appliances and grills appear on the panel of pieces that may go as bulk, so a large appliance is a scheduled collection rather than something for the weekly cart. No rate is published, and the operator warns that acceptable items vary by location, so confirm the unit and the collection date when you book.Official guidance
Where do old televisions go in Canby?+
To an Oregon E-Cycles collection site, where Clackamas County states that up to seven qualifying items at a time are recycled free. The county list covers computers, monitors, televisions, printers, keyboards and mice, and the recycling line on 503-234-3000 can point to the nearest site. Batteries stay out of the load, because the hauler warns they must never go in curbside bins.Official guidance
How does bulk pickup work in Canby?+
It is arranged rather than automatic. Canby Disposal asks residents to contact the office on 503.266.3900 or send an online service request to schedule a collection date, and it states that the pickup date has to be confirmed before an item is placed at the curb. Water heaters, washers, dryers and furniture are given as examples, and the bulk panel adds mattresses, grills, appliances and an artificial Christmas tree. No rate is published, and Clackamas County adds that the franchised company will collect large appliances and furniture even from a household that is not a regular customer.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Canby?+
Residential collection is franchised to Canby Disposal, part of Waste Connections, which runs a weekly 90-gallon trash cart along with recycling and yard debris where it offers them, and which can be reached on 503.266.3900. Availability and pricing come back as a quote rather than a published rate. Clackamas County carries the household hazardous waste, electronics, construction and drop-off side, with the regional recycling line on 503-234-3000.Official guidance
What do I have to do before a bulk item goes out in Canby?+
Confirm the pickup date. Canby Disposal asks residents to contact the office on 503.266.3900 or send an online service request to schedule a collection date, and it states that the pickup date has to be confirmed before an item is placed at the curb. Furniture, mattresses, grills and appliances appear on the operator's lists, and it warns that acceptable items and schedules vary by location, so the confirmation covers both the item and the date.Official guidance
Is there a free way to recycle a computer or television in Clackamas County?+
Yes. Clackamas County states that up to seven qualifying items at a time can be taken to an Oregon E-Cycles collection site for free recycling, and the qualifying list covers computers, monitors, televisions, printers, keyboards and mice. The county recycling line on 503-234-3000 or its lookup tool can confirm the nearest site, and batteries are not part of that route, since the hauler warns they must never go in curbside bins.Official guidance
What are the yard waste rules for a Canby household?+
Yard debris goes in a 30-gallon paper bag on the designated pickup day, with leaves and grass clippings only, and the bags come from a hardware store. Sticks, branches and limbs have to be made into separate bundles no longer than four feet and no more than 40 pounds. The service covers the city limits and urban growth properties, and Canby Landscape Supply on 24420 S Hwy 99 E is the local drop-off the county lists, with its own accepted items and fees.Official guidance
