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City collection No curbside bulky programme is published in Roseburg, so a couch or a table either goes to a reuse outlet or is self-hauled to a transfer station as general waste. The city's own table names the reuse organisations for household items. The city publishes no bulky collection and no furniture rate, and the county general waste rate is not on the pages retained here, so confirm the transfer station charge with 541-440-4485 before hauling. Donation costs nothing but depends on the outlet accepting the piece.
City collection A mattress has one published route in Roseburg: the Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station, which lists mattresses among the material it takes and charges a nominal fee for the stream. No curbside bulky collection is published, so the trip is the household's own. The county lists mattresses on a fee stream and describes the fees as nominal without printing a figure, so confirm the current mattress charge with the transfer station at 541-440-4485 before loading. Garage and transfer station loads are self-haul, and an unrestrained load draws a fine.
City collection No page in this source set publishes a refrigerant rule for Roseburg. The transfer station takes appliances on a fee stream and the city names reuse counters for appliances, but nothing states how a refrigerant unit is handled, so the unit stays a confirmation. No refrigerant appliance rate is published. The county describes its appliance stream fee as nominal and the reuse counters set their own terms, so confirm the unit and the charge with the transfer station at 541-440-4485 or with ReStore Appliances on 541-672-8431 before the refrigerator moves.
City collection Roseburg publishes no curbside bulky collection at all. Large items leave a household either through one of the reuse outlets the city names or on a self-haul trip to a Douglas County transfer station, and the county warns that some materials are restricted at those sites. There is no curbside bulky rate because there is no curbside bulky service. The county charges by material stream at the transfer station and by weight at the landfill, and the pages retained here print no general solid waste figure, so confirm the load with the county at 541-440-4485 before the trip.
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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Roseburg does not run collection or disposal itself. Curbside service is a franchise operation, with Roseburg Disposal Company the carrier the city names, and the disposal side belongs to the Douglas County Solid Waste Department, which runs ten transfer stations and the Roseburg Landfill. The city's own contribution is a recycling and waste prevention hub whose most useful part is a long item-by-item table of local businesses, and that table is what makes a clean-out possible here: appliances go to a reuse counter or to the transfer station appliance stream, televisions and computers go to Staples and Sunrise Enterprises at no charge, tires go to the county site or a tire shop, and building material goes to Heartwood ReSources. Bulky waste has no curbside programme, so a couch, a mattress or a treadmill is either donated or driven to a transfer station, where a mattress and an appliance each carry a nominal fee.
A mattress has one published route in Roseburg: the Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station, which lists mattresses among the material it takes and charges a nominal fee for the stream. No curbside bulky collection is published, so the trip is the household's own.
City cost & eligibility
The county lists mattresses on a fee stream and describes the fees as nominal without printing a figure, so confirm the current mattress charge with the transfer station at 541-440-4485 before loading. Garage and transfer station loads are self-haul, and an unrestrained load draws a fine.
When & how
Take the mattress to the Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station at 165 McLain West Avenue, open Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and closed Monday and Tuesday, and closed on the county holiday list.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the curbside recycling that Roseburg Disposal collects, which takes only aluminum and tin, corrugated cardboard, plastic bottles and motor oil. Cover or restrain the load for the trip, because a load that can drop, sift, leak or blow out of the vehicle is fined, and bags and loose items above the sidewalls need a rope, net or tarp.
No curbside bulky programme is published in Roseburg, so a couch or a table either goes to a reuse outlet or is self-hauled to a transfer station as general waste. The city's own table names the reuse organisations for household items.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no bulky collection and no furniture rate, and the county general waste rate is not on the pages retained here, so confirm the transfer station charge with 541-440-4485 before hauling. Donation costs nothing but depends on the outlet accepting the piece.
When & how
Either donate the piece to one of the outlets the city names, or haul it to the Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station during its Wednesday to Sunday hours. There is no curbside collection day for furniture.
Get it ready
Take the piece apart as far as it will go, keep cushions and loose parts with the frame, and secure the load for the trip. Keep furniture out of the curbside recycling cart, which takes only the four curbside streams, and out of the transfer station's restricted streams.
Appliances have two published routes. The Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station lists them among the accepted streams with a nominal fee, and the city's own table names ReStore Appliances and Heartwood ReSources as the reuse counters to call first.
City cost & eligibility
The county describes the appliance fee as nominal without printing an amount, and the reuse counters each quote their own terms, so confirm the charge with the transfer station at 541-440-4485 or with the counter before the unit leaves the house. The row in the city table for appliances says call to inquire for all three outlets.
When & how
Call ReStore Appliances at 2673 NE Diamond Lake Blvd. on 541-672-8431 or Heartwood ReSources at 3495 Old Highway 99 S. on 541-679-1777, or take the unit to the transfer station during its Wednesday to Sunday hours and check in at the scale.
Get it ready
Empty and clean the unit, secure the doors, and keep it out of the curbside recycling cart. Restrain the load for the trip, since an unrestrained load draws a fine at every county facility.
No page in this source set publishes a refrigerant rule for Roseburg. The transfer station takes appliances on a fee stream and the city names reuse counters for appliances, but nothing states how a refrigerant unit is handled, so the unit stays a confirmation.
City cost & eligibility
No refrigerant appliance rate is published. The county describes its appliance stream fee as nominal and the reuse counters set their own terms, so confirm the unit and the charge with the transfer station at 541-440-4485 or with ReStore Appliances on 541-672-8431 before the refrigerator moves.
When & how
Call the receiving site first, then take the unit to the Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station during its Wednesday to Sunday hours, or to a reuse counter that confirms it will take the unit.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, secure the doors, and leave any refrigerant work to whoever accepts it. Keep it out of the curbside recycling cart and restrain the load for the trip, since an unrestrained load is fined at every county facility.
The city's community table gives electronics a real local route. Staples takes smaller televisions and computers at no charge, Sunrise Enterprises takes televisions and computers free, and ecoATM kiosks at Fred Meyer, Walmart and Dollar General take phones and personal electronics.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The outlets the city names take the material at no charge: Staples and Sunrise Enterprises for televisions and computers, with Staples specifying smaller televisions only, and ecoATM kiosks at Fred Meyer, Walmart and Dollar General for cell phones and personal electronics, where cash is sometimes paid for phones.
When & how
Take a television or computer to Staples at 1414 NW Valley View Drive on 541-673-7080 or Sunrise Enterprises at 2331 NE Stephens on 541-672-0106, and a phone or small device to an ecoATM kiosk. None of these is a curbside service.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before a computer or phone leaves the house, remove cables, stands and loose batteries, and keep electronics out of the curbside recycling cart, which takes only aluminum and tin, cardboard, plastic bottles and motor oil. Ask first about a large set, because the smaller television limit at one outlet leaves a big screen needing another site.
Construction debris has no curbside route in Roseburg. Douglas County classifies it by makeup rather than by origin and charges it at its own rates, with a per ton fee at the Roseburg Landfill and a per cubic yard fee at the two transfer stations that accept full loads.
City cost & eligibility
From $23 per cubic yard for construction and demolition loads of one cubic yard or more at the Roseburg or Reedsport transfer station, with the Roseburg Landfill at 94 dollars per ton and every other transfer station limited to one cubic yard a day. Loads of construction and demolition waste delivered by the household to a Douglas County facility. The definition covers material left over from construction, demolition, deconstruction, remodeling, repair and cleanup, and the county states that the origin does not matter, the makeup does.
When & how
Take loads of a cubic yard or more to the Roseburg or Reedsport transfer station, or to the Roseburg Landfill at 384 McLain West Avenue, which is open Wednesday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed Sunday through Tuesday. Every other county transfer station takes no more than one cubic yard a day.
Get it ready
Sort the load before the trip, because the county says sorting on site is the cheapest and simplest way to keep construction material out of the waste stream. Have the asbestos survey done before a demolition or remodeling project starts, since the county requires one, and keep construction material out of the curbside recycling cart and out of the comingled streams.
Exercise equipment is named on no Roseburg or Douglas County list. With no curbside bulky programme in the city, a treadmill or weight machine is a self-haul to a transfer station, and the receiving site should be asked first.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine rate is published, and the general waste rate at the transfer station is not on the pages retained here, so confirm the machine and the charge with the county site at 541-440-4485 before loading a trailer.
When & how
Call the transfer station first, then self-haul the machine during the Roseburg Transfer Station hours of Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. There is no curbside bulky collection to book.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it will come apart, take the console and any battery off, remove loose weights, and restrain the load for the trip. Keep it out of the curbside recycling cart and out of the streams the transfer station restricts.
Roseburg publishes no curbside bulky collection at all. Large items leave a household either through one of the reuse outlets the city names or on a self-haul trip to a Douglas County transfer station, and the county warns that some materials are restricted at those sites.
City cost & eligibility
There is no curbside bulky rate because there is no curbside bulky service. The county charges by material stream at the transfer station and by weight at the landfill, and the pages retained here print no general solid waste figure, so confirm the load with the county at 541-440-4485 before the trip.
When & how
Load the vehicle and drive to a Douglas County transfer station. The Roseburg Transfer Station at 165 McLain West Avenue is open Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and all county facilities are closed on the published holiday list.
Get it ready
Restrain every load, because any load that can drop, sift, leak, blow or escape is fined, and bags above the sidewalls need a rope, net or tarp with the tailgate up. Keep yard and wood debris, appliances and mattresses on their own fee streams, and keep comingled, organic, plastic bag and paper material out of the recycling drop-off, which refuses them.
Curbside recycling in Roseburg is four streams and nothing else
Roseburg Disposal collects a narrow curbside list: aluminum and tin including beverage cans, rinsed clean with no food or lids; corrugated cardboard, flattened to 4 feet by 4 feet or smaller with all plastic or wire removed; plastic bottles with a wide base and narrow pour spout, rinsed with no lids; and motor oil in nonbreakable containers with tight screw-on caps. Everything else stays out, including lids, food remnants, glass, waxed cardboard such as cereal boxes and milk cartons, and paint thinner or other hazardous liquids. There is no curbside bulky collection and no curbside yard waste programme published for the city.
Plan the transfer station trip around five days and a restrained load
The Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station at 165 McLain West Avenue is open Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and closed Monday and Tuesday, and every county solid waste facility closes on New Year's Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Loads have to be restrained, and the county defines an unrestrained load as one that can drop, sift, leak, blow or escape, with bags above the sidewalls needing a rope, net or tarp and the tailgate in use. Some materials are restricted at transfer stations, and the recycling lanes refuse cartons, plastic containers and bags, paper, diapers, comingled items and organic waste.
The city's community recycling table is built around local businesses, and several of them take household goods before anyone hauls anything. Clothes and household items go to Goodwill Industries on NW Stewart Parkway, Rice Avenue Thriftique on SE Stephens Street, St. Vincent de Paul on W. Stanton Street, the Salvation Army on NE Stephens Street and Sunrise Enterprises on NE Stephens Street. Appliances go to ReStore Appliances or Heartwood ReSources, which also takes building materials and reusable tubs, sinks and toilets, and liquid paint in its original container can go free to any paint store or to Heartwood ReSources.
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Roseburg Disposal Company under county franchise, with the Douglas County Solid Waste Department transfer stations and Roseburg Landfill
Self-haul bulky waste to the Douglas County transfer station
A household with a mattress, appliance, furniture, exercise machine or general oversized junk that no curbside service will take.
Cost & conditions
The county describes the yard and wood debris, appliance and mattress streams as carrying nominal fees without printing the amounts, and it charges general waste by stream and load, so confirm the material and the current charge with the Roseburg Transfer Station at 541-440-4485 before loading. An unrestrained load draws a $300 fine that can increase on repeat occurrences.
Arrange it
Drive to the Roseburg Transfer Station at 165 McLain West Avenue, open Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and closed Monday and Tuesday, and check in at the scale. The landfill at 384 McLain West Avenue is the alternative for a load that belongs there, open Wednesday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The recycling lanes refuse cartons, plastic containers and bottles, plastic bags, paper including shredded and coloured paper, newspaper, deli and produce containers, napkins, diapers, comingled items and organic waste, and the county warns that some materials are restricted at transfer stations. Every load has to be restrained, and the facilities close on the county holiday list.
Roseburg Disposal Company under county franchise, with the Douglas County Solid Waste Department transfer stations and Roseburg Landfill
Take a construction load to the landfill or a full-service transfer station
A household or small project with concrete, lumber, roofing, sheet rock, flooring, fixtures or other demolition debris.
Cost & conditions
From $23 per cubic yard for construction and demolition loads of one cubic yard or more at the Roseburg or Reedsport transfer station, with the Roseburg Landfill at 94 dollars per ton, a one cubic yard daily limit at every other transfer station, and a separate 12 dollar per cubic yard transfer station rate for a hot tub cut into pieces. Household construction and demolition material delivered to a Douglas County facility. The county defines the stream by the makeup of the material rather than by where it came from.
Arrange it
Take loads of a cubic yard or more to the Roseburg transfer station or the Reedsport transfer station, or to the Roseburg Landfill during its Wednesday to Saturday hours. Sort the load before the trip, because the county says that is the cheapest and simplest way to keep the material recyclable.
An asbestos survey is required before any demolition or remodeling project, and the county can only accept the material if it is free of asbestos-containing building products. Loads below a cubic yard cannot be taken to the two full-service stations, and all other transfer stations cap household construction material at one cubic yard a day.
A household with a television, computer, phone or small personal electronic that should not go in the cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The outlets on the city table take the material at no charge. Staples takes smaller televisions and computers, Sunrise Enterprises takes televisions and computers, and ecoATM kiosks at Fred Meyer, Walmart and Dollar General take phones and personal electronics, sometimes paying cash for a phone.
Arrange it
Staples is at 1414 NW Valley View Drive on 541-673-7080 and Sunrise Enterprises is at 2331 NE Stephens on 541-672-0106, and the ecoATM kiosks sit inside Fred Meyer on NW Garden Valley Blvd., Walmart on NW Stewart Parkway and Dollar General on Tannhauser Avenue.
One outlet limits televisions to smaller sets, so a large screen needs another site or a call ahead. None of these is a curbside service, and electronics still do not belong in the curbside recycling cart, which takes only aluminum and tin, cardboard, plastic bottles and motor oil.
County transfer station for self-haul waste, recycling and the mattress and appliance streams
Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station and Recycling Center
165 McLain West Avenue, Roseburg, OR 97470
Corrugated cardboard, glass, tin, aluminum and scrap metal, batteries, oil, yard and wood debris, appliances and mattresses. The yard and wood debris, appliance and mattress streams each carry a nominal fee.
The recycling lanes refuse milk and aseptic cartons, plastic containers and bottles, plastic bags, paper including shredded and coloured paper, newspaper and magazines, deli and produce containers, napkins and paper towels, diapers, comingled items and organic waste. Some materials are restricted at transfer stations, every load must be restrained, and the site closes on the county holiday list.
Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., closed Monday and Tuesday, and closed on the county holiday list.
The county describes the appliance, mattress and yard debris stream fees as nominal without printing amounts, and general waste is charged by stream and load, so confirm the material and the current charge at 541-440-4485. An unrestrained load draws a $300 fine that can increase on repeat occurrences.
County landfill taking construction and demolition waste by weight
Douglas County Roseburg Landfill
384 McLain West Avenue, Roseburg, OR 97470
Deposited solid waste and construction and demolition material, which the county charges at a per ton rate. The landfill is also where wood and yard waste is ground into mulch and where recyclables are loaded out for partner agencies.
An asbestos survey is required before any demolition or remodeling project, and construction material can only be accepted once it is confirmed free of asbestos-containing building products. Every load must be restrained, and the facility closes on the published county holiday list.
Wednesday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., closed Sunday through Tuesday, and closed on the county holiday list.
From $94 per ton for construction and demolition waste at the Roseburg Landfill, with a lower per cubic yard rate at the Roseburg and Reedsport transfer stations for loads of one cubic yard or more. Construction and demolition loads delivered to the county facility, charged by weight after the asbestos requirement is satisfied.
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.
Where does a mattress go in Roseburg?+
To the Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station at 165 McLain West Avenue, which lists mattresses among the material it accepts and charges a nominal fee for the stream. It is open Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and closed Monday and Tuesday. No curbside bulky collection is published in Roseburg, and a mattress does not belong in the curbside recycling that takes aluminum, cardboard, plastic bottles and motor oil.Official guidance
Will the city collect a couch in Roseburg?+
No. Roseburg publishes no curbside bulky collection, and the curbside recycling Roseburg Disposal collects is limited to aluminum and tin, corrugated cardboard, plastic bottles and motor oil. A couch either goes to one of the reuse outlets the city names, such as Goodwill, St. Vincent de Paul, the Salvation Army or Sunrise Enterprises, or is self-hauled to the Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station on McLain West Avenue.Official guidance
Where can I take an appliance in Roseburg?+
The Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station lists appliances among the streams it takes and charges a nominal fee, and the city's community recycling table names two reuse counters as well: ReStore Appliances at 2673 NE Diamond Lake Blvd. on 541-672-8431 and Heartwood ReSources at 3495 Old Highway 99 S. on 541-679-1777. Both ask that you call to inquire first, and the transfer station is open Wednesday through Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a refrigerator in Roseburg?+
Call first, because no page in the city or county set publishes a refrigerant rule or a price for a refrigerator. The Douglas County Roseburg Transfer Station takes appliances on a fee stream it describes as nominal, and the city's table names ReStore Appliances at 2673 NE Diamond Lake Blvd. on 541-672-8431 and Heartwood ReSources on 541-679-1777 as appliance counters. Confirm the unit and the charge before it leaves the house.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Roseburg?+
To one of the outlets on the city's community recycling table. Staples at 1414 NW Valley View Drive takes smaller televisions and computers at no charge, and Sunrise Enterprises at 2331 NE Stephens takes televisions and computers free as well. Cell phones and personal electronics go to an ecoATM kiosk at Fred Meyer, Walmart or Dollar General, where cash is sometimes paid for phones. None of that is a curbside service, and electronics do not belong in the curbside recycling cart.Official guidance
Does Roseburg collect bulky items at the curb?+
No. The city publishes no bulky collection, and its curbside recycling partner Roseburg Disposal collects only aluminum and tin, corrugated cardboard, plastic bottles and motor oil. A large item either goes to a reuse outlet named on the city's community recycling table or is self-hauled to a Douglas County transfer station, where yard and wood debris, appliances and mattresses each carry a nominal fee, and where some materials are restricted.Official guidance
Who collects trash and recycling in Roseburg?+
Collection is a franchise operation rather than a city department. The city names Roseburg Disposal Company as the carrier for curbside recycling, with the Douglas County Solid Waste Division and the Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative's BottleDrop network handling the rest, and the county licenses the franchise haulers and runs the transfer stations and the landfill. Roseburg Disposal is at 1308 NW Park St. on 541-673-7122, open weekday mornings and early afternoons.Official guidance
What can go in the curbside recycling in Roseburg?+
Four streams only: aluminum and tin including beverage cans, rinsed clean with no food or lids; corrugated cardboard, flattened to 4 feet by 4 feet or smaller with plastic and wire removed; plastic bottles with a wide base and narrow pour spout, rinsed with no lids; and motor oil in nonbreakable containers with tight screw-on caps. Lids, food remnants, glass, waxed cardboard such as cereal boxes and milk cartons, and paint thinner or other hazardous liquids are all refused.Official guidance
What does a transfer station trip cost in Douglas County?+
The county charges by material stream rather than by item. Construction and demolition waste carries a published per ton rate at the landfill and a per cubic yard rate at the Roseburg and Reedsport transfer stations for loads of a cubic yard or more, with every other transfer station limited to one cubic yard a day. Yard and wood debris, appliances and mattresses sit on their own streams that the county describes as carrying nominal fees without printing an amount, so confirmation with 541-440-4485 before a trip is the honest answer.Official guidance
Where do yard and wood debris go in Roseburg?+
To a Douglas County transfer station, where yard and wood debris is listed among the accepted streams and carries a nominal fee rather than a curbside pickup. The county sends the material to the Roseburg Landfill, where it is ground and loaded out as mulch. Roseburg publishes no curbside yard waste programme for the city, so brush, limbs and wood are a self-haul trip with a restrained load.Official guidance
