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City collection Furniture is bulky waste, so the franchised company that serves the address can collect it after a quote, and the county notes this is available even to a household that is not a regular customer of that company. Bulky waste carries a published minimum and maximum fee plus a weight and handling component, with an hourly fee when the item is not easily accessible. A couch hauled to a Metro transfer station instead is charged as garbage by weight, with a published minimum and per-ton rate and a staffed-scale transaction charge for the public. Confirm the quote with the company or the station.
City collection The county names mattresses as bulky waste: call the franchised garbage company that serves the address and ask it to collect the set, or haul it to a transfer station or depot yourself. The county publishes a range rather than a price: bulky waste carries a minimum and a maximum fee plus an amount based on weight and special handling, and an hourly fee applies when the item is not easily accessible. Confirm the price for your set with the company that serves the address, or ask the transfer station for its own rate if you plan to haul it.
City collection Appliances go out as bulky waste with the franchised company, or to a transfer station, and any unit that holds refrigerant carries an extra coolant fee on either route. A coolant removal fee applies on the franchised collection for anything with refrigerant, such as a refrigerator or air conditioner, and the county notes it is charged even if the refrigerant has already been removed. Metro South charges per coolant appliance with a daily limit, while metal dishwashers, microwaves, water heaters, stoves, ovens, washers and dryers are free there. Confirm which price applies to your unit before it leaves the house.
City collection Bulky material goes out with the franchised company that serves the address, after a call and a quote, and a household can also self-haul to a transfer station or arrange a clean-out container for a whole room. Bulky waste carries a published minimum and maximum fee plus weight and special handling, with an hourly fee if the item is not easily accessible, and an occasional extra garbage bag is priced separately at a light, heavy or at-the-house rate. A clean-out container is quoted as a container fee plus rental, delivery, mileage and handling, with daily rent for smaller containers. A self-haul load is charged by weight with a minimum, a per-ton rate and a staffed-scale transaction charge.
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?
Clackamas is served by franchised garbage and recycling companies under a county fee schedule, so a bulky item such as a mattress, appliance or piece of furniture is arranged with the company that serves the address, and the county publishes a fee range for that work rather than a single price. The county also lists the transfer stations and depots where a household can haul its own material, and the nearest is the Metro South station in Oregon City. Household hazardous waste and electronics do not go in the bin: Metro takes hazardous waste free from households at the same Oregon City site, and Oregon E-Cycles takes televisions, computers, monitors and printers free.
The county names mattresses as bulky waste: call the franchised garbage company that serves the address and ask it to collect the set, or haul it to a transfer station or depot yourself.
City cost & eligibility
The county publishes a range rather than a price: bulky waste carries a minimum and a maximum fee plus an amount based on weight and special handling, and an hourly fee applies when the item is not easily accessible. Confirm the price for your set with the company that serves the address, or ask the transfer station for its own rate if you plan to haul it.
When & how
Call the franchised company that serves the address to arrange a collection time, or drive to the Metro South transfer station at 2001 Washington St, Oregon City, open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily for the general public, or to the Clackamas County transfer station in Sandy, open Thursday to Monday.
Get it ready
Keep the set dry and whole, and count a mattress and its box spring as two pieces when the company quotes the job. If you haul it yourself, cover the load, because an uncovered load costs extra at the Metro transfer stations.
Furniture is bulky waste, so the franchised company that serves the address can collect it after a quote, and the county notes this is available even to a household that is not a regular customer of that company.
City cost & eligibility
Bulky waste carries a published minimum and maximum fee plus a weight and handling component, with an hourly fee when the item is not easily accessible. A couch hauled to a Metro transfer station instead is charged as garbage by weight, with a published minimum and per-ton rate and a staffed-scale transaction charge for the public. Confirm the quote with the company or the station.
When & how
Call the franchised company that serves the address for a quote and a pickup time, or take the piece to the Metro South transfer station during public hours or to the county transfer station in Sandy.
Get it ready
Break the piece down only where it comes apart cleanly, and keep it dry and accessible so the crew does not have to charge an hourly handling fee. Cover any load you haul yourself, because uncovered loads cost extra.
Appliances go out as bulky waste with the franchised company, or to a transfer station, and any unit that holds refrigerant carries an extra coolant fee on either route.
City cost & eligibility
A coolant removal fee applies on the franchised collection for anything with refrigerant, such as a refrigerator or air conditioner, and the county notes it is charged even if the refrigerant has already been removed. Metro South charges per coolant appliance with a daily limit, while metal dishwashers, microwaves, water heaters, stoves, ovens, washers and dryers are free there. Confirm which price applies to your unit before it leaves the house.
When & how
Call the franchised company that serves the address for a quote and a pickup time, or take the unit to Metro South at 2001 Washington St in Oregon City, where the household hazardous waste facility and the transfer station keep different hours.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, remove the doors where the receiving site asks, and separate metal appliances from coolant appliances so the free appliance rate is not confused with the coolant rate. A dishwasher with a plastic casing is charged as garbage rather than as an appliance.
Televisions, computers, monitors, printers, keyboards and mice are recycled free through Oregon E-Cycles, with a limit of seven items at a time, and the Clackamas depot on Clackamas Road takes televisions, monitors and computers.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Oregon E-Cycles covers up to seven qualifying items at a time at a collection site, free of charge, and Metro South is an Oregon E-Cycles site with the same seven item daily limit per person. The Clackamas depot accepts televisions, monitors and computers, and it publishes no rate, so confirm its terms when you arrive.
When & how
Take the items to the Metro South transfer station at 2001 Washington St in Oregon City, or to the K.B. Recycling depot at 9602 SE Clackamas Road in Clackamas, which the county lists as a recycling depot. Confirm depot hours by phone before the trip.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from anything that stores it, keep electronics out of the garbage cart and the recycling bin, and count your items because the seven item limit applies per day per person. Televisions, monitors, computers, printers, keyboards and mice are the qualifying devices.
Renovation material moves by clean-out container or self-haul rather than with household bulky waste, and Oregon requires asbestos testing and documentation before construction, demolition or remodeling debris is disposed.
City cost & eligibility
Clean-out containers and dumpsters are priced as a container fee by size plus rental, delivery, mileage and handling fees, with handling charged on the first collection. Metro transfer stations charge construction debris by weight, with clean wood priced below general garbage and flat and built-up roofing refused outright. Container companies and stations quote their own totals, so confirm the load before it is scheduled.
When & how
Call the franchised company that serves the address about a clean-out container, or haul sorted material to a transfer station. Asbestos documentation has to be arranged before disposal, so plan that step first.
Get it ready
Sort clean wood, meaning raw dimensional lumber, pallets and packing crates free of paint, stain, varnish, strapping, wrap and labels, because it is charged at a lower rate than general garbage; engineered wood and paneling are charged as garbage. Keep roofing, liquids, petroleum-contaminated soil and asbestos material out of a transfer station load, and get asbestos testing and paperwork before the debris leaves the site.
Exercise equipment is not named in the county or Metro material, so a treadmill or a home gym needs a confirmation call to the franchised company before anything is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine rate is published. If the company treats it as bulky waste, the published bulky fee range applies with a weight and handling component; if it is not accepted, the machine has to go another way. Confirm with the franchise company that serves the address.
When & how
Call the franchised company that serves the address and describe the machine before it goes out.
Get it ready
Fold the machine down as far as it will go so it is handled as one item, drain or remove anything it holds, and keep it out of the recycling bin. If the company will not take it, a transfer station load charged by weight is the fallback, so keep the machine dry and separable for a self-haul trip.
Bulky material goes out with the franchised company that serves the address, after a call and a quote, and a household can also self-haul to a transfer station or arrange a clean-out container for a whole room.
City cost & eligibility
Bulky waste carries a published minimum and maximum fee plus weight and special handling, with an hourly fee if the item is not easily accessible, and an occasional extra garbage bag is priced separately at a light, heavy or at-the-house rate. A clean-out container is quoted as a container fee plus rental, delivery, mileage and handling, with daily rent for smaller containers. A self-haul load is charged by weight with a minimum, a per-ton rate and a staffed-scale transaction charge.
When & how
Call the franchised company that serves the address, or take the load to the Metro South transfer station in Oregon City during public hours or to the Clackamas County transfer station in Sandy from Thursday to Monday.
Get it ready
Sort the load before it leaves the house, because the fee depends on weight and handling and a mixed load is charged as garbage. Cover any self-hauled load, retrieve a recycling rebate where the station offers one, and keep hazardous products, liquids, roofing material and asbestos-containing material out of the load entirely.
Clackamas is served by franchised garbage and recycling companies under a county fee schedule, and the county says large appliances, furniture and other bulky items can be collected even if you are not a regular customer of the company you call. Ask for a quote and a pickup time. If you live in another city rather than unincorporated county, Happy Valley or Barlow, that city sets its own rates.
Bulky waste is priced as a minimum and maximum fee plus a weight and special handling component, and an hourly fee applies when the item is not easily accessible. Coolant appliances carry their own removal fee on the franchised route even if the refrigerant is already gone, and an occasional extra garbage bag is priced separately as light, heavy or picked up at the house.
A clean-out or dumpster is the route for a full room, a move or a renovation, priced as a container fee by size plus rental, delivery, mileage and handling fees, with handling charged on the first collection. Larger projects go to drop box pricing. Construction, demolition and remodeling waste may need asbestos testing and paperwork before it can be disposed.
Keep hazardous products out of the bin and the load
Aerosol sprays, art and hobby chemicals, automotive fluids, batteries, fire extinguishers, cleaners, mercury products, paints, stains, solvents, thinners, pesticides, pool and spa chemicals, propane tanks, sharps and unwanted medicines do not belong in the garbage or a bulky pile. Metro takes household hazardous waste free at the Oregon City facility, up to 35 gallons by container size, with a different set of hours from the transfer station.
Cover the load, because an uncovered load costs extra by the ton, and sort material so clean wood is not charged as general garbage. Recyclables earn a rebate at the Metro transfer stations. Households should expect to leave their hazardous waste containers behind, and asbestos-containing material has to be double bagged in labelled 6-mil plastic.
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.
Franchised Clackamas County garbage companies, with Metro transfer and hazardous waste facilities
Franchised garbage company bulky pickup
Mattresses, furniture, appliances and other large household items from an address in unincorporated Clackamas County.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes bulky waste as a minimum and maximum fee plus a weight and special handling component, with an hourly fee when the item is not easily accessible and a coolant removal fee for anything with refrigerant, charged even if the refrigerant is already gone. The company that serves the address quotes the actual job.
Arrange it
Call the franchised company that serves your address for a quote and a pickup time. The county lists the companies with their numbers, including Clackamas Garbage at 503-656-9633, Republic Services at 503-682-3900, Recology Clackamas at 503-774-4122 and Waste Management of Oregon at 800-808-5901.
The fee is a range with weight, handling and hourly components rather than a flat rate, so the price comes from the company. A coolant fee applies to refrigerant items, an oversized or inaccessible load can add an hourly charge, and a household in a city other than unincorporated county, Happy Valley or Barlow has to use that city's rates.
Franchised Clackamas County garbage companies, with Metro transfer and hazardous waste facilities
Metro South transfer station
Self-hauled garbage, bulky furniture, clean wood, yard debris, recyclables, appliances, electronics, motor oil, antifreeze, tires and household hazardous waste.
Cost & conditions
The station publishes minimum charges by material plus per-ton rates and a transaction charge on staffed scales for the public, with garbage carrying the highest minimum and clean yard debris the lowest. Coolant appliances are charged each with a daily limit, metal appliances, electronics and motor oil and antifreeze are free from households, tires are charged with a first-tire rate and a lower rate for each additional tire, and uncovered loads cost extra by the ton. Recycling earns a rebate.
Arrange it
Drive to 2001 Washington St, Oregon City, OR 97045. General public hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, the household hazardous waste facility keeps its own hours, and the facilities close on the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's days.
Vehicles and anything with a drive motor, asbestos-containing material, burned material and wildfire ash, flat and built-up roofing, loads of liquids, petroleum-contaminated soil, radioactive metals and electric vehicle batteries are refused. Customers can be fined or charged for asbestos testing and removal for items they leave behind.
Televisions, monitors and computers, large and small appliances, scrap metal and curbside recyclables.
Cost & conditions
The county lists this depot but publishes no rate for it, and electronics recycling through Oregon E-Cycles is free at participating sites. Confirm the terms for anything that is not a qualifying electronic item before you load.
Arrange it
Drive to 9602 SE Clackamas Road, Clackamas, and call 503-659-7004 to confirm hours and acceptance before the trip.
The county page gives the address, phone number and accepted material but not the hours or the pricing, so both have to be confirmed by phone. This depot does not take household hazardous waste.
Clackamas households can either call the franchised garbage company for a bulky pickup or haul material themselves. The county says mattresses, appliances and furniture count as bulky waste and that the collection is available even if you are not a regular customer of the company you call, with a fee range based on weight and handling and a coolant fee on anything with refrigerant. Self-haulers use the Metro South transfer station at 2001 Washington St in Oregon City, which takes garbage, bulky furniture, clean wood, yard debris, recyclables, appliances, electronics, motor oil and antifreeze, tires and household hazardous waste, or the Clackamas County transfer station in Sandy, open Thursday to Monday. Electronics are free through Oregon E-Cycles with a seven item limit, hazardous waste is free from households up to the container-size limit at the Metro hazardous waste facility, and renovation material needs asbestos testing and documentation before disposal. Transfer stations, depots, hazardous waste and yard debris locationsServices, fees and policies for franchised collectionMetro South transfer station: hours, fees and accepted materialMetro household hazardous waste disposalHazardous waste, medication and sharps disposal
Transfer station and hazardous waste site
Metro South Transfer Station
2001 Washington St, Oregon City, OR 97045
Garbage and bulky material including broken furniture, clean wood and engineered wood, clean yard debris, residential organics, Christmas trees, recyclables including copper and ferrous metals, metal appliances such as dishwashers, microwaves, water heaters, stoves, ovens and washers and dryers, coolant appliances, electronics as an Oregon E-Cycles site, motor oil and antifreeze, tires from passenger vehicles and motorcycles, railroad ties four feet or shorter, boats and campers under conditions, and household hazardous waste at the co-located facility.
Vehicles, anything with a drive motor, asbestos-containing material, burned material and wildfire ash, flat and built-up roofing, loads of liquids, petroleum-contaminated soil, radioactive metals and electric vehicle batteries are refused. Customers are responsible for items they leave behind and may be fined or charged for asbestos testing and removal. Coolant appliances, tires, electronics and motor oil and antifreeze all carry daily limits per person, and household hazardous waste is limited by container size.
General public 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, with commercial account hours earlier on weekdays. The household hazardous waste facility at the same address runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. All facilities are closed on the Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's days. The county's page lists different transfer station hours, so confirm before a long trip. Phone 503-234-3000.
Minimum charges run from the clean yard debris rate up to the garbage rate and apply to loads up to 240 pounds, with heavier loads charged a proportion of the per-ton fee plus a transaction charge on staffed scales for the public. Coolant appliances are charged each with a five-a-day limit, tires are charged per tire with reduced rates after the first, Christmas trees are charged as a small flat amount for up to three trees, and uncovered loads cost extra by the ton. Metal appliances, electronics, motor oil and antifreeze are free from households, and recycling earns a rebate.
Curbside recyclables, large and small appliances, scrap metal, tires, and televisions, monitors and computers, plus garbage and yard debris as a transfer station.
Open Thursday to Monday with a last load at 4:30 p.m., closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day and closing at 1 p.m. on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve. The county advises calling ahead to confirm hours and accepted material.
Thursday through Monday, 9 a.m. to a last load at 4:30 p.m., with the holiday closings listed above. Phone 503-260-1577.
The county does not publish a rate table for this station on the page that lists it, so call 503-260-1577 for the current disposal rate and for the appliance, tire and electronics terms before loading.
Curbside recyclables, large and small appliances, scrap metal, and televisions, monitors and computers.
The county gives no hours, pricing or material exclusions for this depot beyond the accepted list, so call before the trip. Household hazardous waste is not accepted here.
Hours are not published on the county page, so call 503-659-7004 to confirm before loading.
No rate is published for this depot. Electronics recycling through Oregon E-Cycles is free at participating sites, and the depot's own terms for appliances and scrap metal have to be confirmed by phone.
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 mattress in Clackamas?+
Call the franchised garbage company that serves your address and ask it to collect the mattress and box spring, which the county lists as bulky waste and which may carry an extra fee. If you would rather haul it, the Metro South transfer station in Oregon City takes garbage and bulky material during its public hours.Official guidance
Will a garbage company collect a couch in Clackamas?+
Yes. The county says large appliances, furniture and other items can be collected by the garbage and recycling company even if you are not a regular customer, and it asks you to call your franchised company for a quote and a pickup time. Bulky waste carries a published fee range plus weight, handling and sometimes hourly charges.Official guidance
Is there a coolant fee for a refrigerator in Clackamas?+
Yes. The county charges a coolant removal fee on the franchised bulky collection for items with refrigerant such as refrigerators and air conditioners, and it applies even if the refrigerant has already been removed. Metro South charges a per-appliance coolant rate with a daily limit, while metal appliances without coolant are free there.Official guidance
Where can I take a television or computer in Clackamas?+
To an Oregon E-Cycles collection site, which takes up to seven qualifying items at a time free of charge. Metro South in Oregon City is one, and the county also lists K.B. Recycling at 9602 SE Clackamas Road in Clackamas as a depot that accepts televisions, monitors and computers.Official guidance
Which garbage company serves my Clackamas address?+
Clackamas County licenses franchised garbage and recycling companies, and the county publishes their numbers, including Clackamas Garbage at 503-656-9633, Republic Services at 503-682-3900, Recology Clackamas at 503-774-4122 and Waste Management of Oregon at 800-808-5901. The county sets the fees for unincorporated areas, Happy Valley and Barlow, while households in another city pay that city's rates.Official guidance
Do I have to be a regular customer to get a bulky pickup?+
No. The county says large appliances, furniture and other items can be collected by the garbage and recycling company even if you are not a regular customer, so a household can call a franchised company for a quote and a pickup time. Bulky waste is priced as a fee range plus weight and special handling, with an hourly fee if the item is not easily accessible.Official guidance
Where do paint, chemicals and batteries go in Clackamas?+
To a household hazardous waste facility. Metro takes household hazardous waste free at its Oregon City site, up to 35 gallons by container size, with hours of its own that differ from the transfer station next to it. Aerosol sprays, automotive fluids, batteries, cleaners, mercury products, paints, stains, solvents, pesticides, pool chemicals, propane tanks, sharps and unwanted medicines all belong there rather than in the garbage or a bulky pile.Official guidance
Is electronics recycling free in Clackamas?+
Yes, through Oregon E-Cycles. Households can take up to seven qualifying items at a time, including televisions, computers, monitors, printers, keyboards and mice, to a participating site for free, and Metro South is one of those sites. The county also lists K.B. Recycling on Clackamas Road as a depot for televisions, monitors and computers.Official guidance
What if I live in an apartment or a building with several units?+
The county tells multifamily residents and businesses to speak to the landlord or property manager about large items and extra garbage rather than arranging a franchised pickup directly. Households in houses and small plexes with their own garbage account are the ones who call the franchise company themselves.Official guidance
