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City collection Furniture is named on the bulky waste day accepted list, which covers couches, tables, chairs and lawn or outdoor furniture, and the event is free for a Tualatin resident. Outside the event the hauler's special pickup of irregular material is charged at disposal rates plus labor and runs at the hauler's discretion and schedule. No charge. Free for a Tualatin resident at the spring bulky waste day with proof of residency and a food pantry donation. Outside the event, the published rate schedule states that special pickups of irregular materials are charged at current disposal rates plus labor and are performed at the hauler's discretion and schedule, so a household that cannot wait for the event confirms that route with Republic Services at 503-981-1278.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are supported by the bulky waste day, which names mattresses on its accepted list along with toilets and showers, so the free spring event is the published route for bedding in Tualatin. No charge. Free for a Tualatin resident at the spring bulky waste day with proof of residency and a food pantry donation. Any other route runs through the hauler's special pickup of irregular material, which the published rate schedule charges at disposal rates plus labor and leaves to the hauler's discretion and schedule.
City collection Large appliances are on the bulky waste day accepted list with one clear limit: they have to be without refrigerant. The list names dishwashers, ovens and stoves, washing machines, water heaters and refrigerators as examples. A large appliance without refrigerant is free at the spring bulky waste day with proof of residency and a food pantry donation, while a cooling unit is refused there and no local page retained here publishes a refrigerant route, so a household with a cooling unit confirms the alternative with Republic Services at 503-981-1278. The published rate schedule also states that an extra charge may be made for service that incurs additional disposal costs such as major appliances.
City collection Republic Services collects residential trash, recycling and organics curbside every week under the city franchise, and the collection day depends on where the address sits in the city. The city does not provide the service, does not manage the bins and does not bill for it: the hauler bills separately from the city utility bill. The city names the published solid waste and recycling rate resolution as the source of the current rates and states that Republic bills separately, so confirm the monthly amount for the cart size the household needs with Republic Services at 503-981-1278. The published schedule prices several cart sizes and also carries an occasional extra cart, an on call service level, recycling only and yard debris only options, cart replacement and a return trip 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?
Tualatin does not collect anything itself. The city states that waste management is provided by Republic Services under a franchise, that Republic bills separately from the city utility bill, and that the city does not manage curbside bins, so a household starts, changes or troubleshoots service with the hauler directly. Trash, recycling and organics are collected curbside every week, and the collection day depends on the address. The city does run the two free events that matter most for large items: a bulky waste day once a year in the spring, which is published for Saturday, April 11, 2026 at the hauler site on SW Ridder Road in Wilsonville and asks for a food pantry donation in place of a disposal fee, and a yard debris day twice a year. The bulky waste day takes furniture, mattresses, appliances without refrigerant, electronics and lamps, smaller home improvement material and foam packaging, while refusing hazardous material, commercial construction material, tires and yard debris. The same hauler address also runs a free recycling depot that includes electronics.
Republic Services collects residential trash, recycling and organics curbside every week under the city franchise, and the collection day depends on where the address sits in the city. The city does not provide the service, does not manage the bins and does not bill for it: the hauler bills separately from the city utility bill.
City cost & eligibility
The city names the published solid waste and recycling rate resolution as the source of the current rates and states that Republic bills separately, so confirm the monthly amount for the cart size the household needs with Republic Services at 503-981-1278. The published schedule prices several cart sizes and also carries an occasional extra cart, an on call service level, recycling only and yard debris only options, cart replacement and a return trip charge.
When & how
Residential trash, recycling and organics are collected curbside every week, with the day set by the address. The rate schedule states that carts and recycling bins are not to be set out more than a day before collection and are to be removed within a day after collection.
Get it ready
Bag and load the carts the way the hauler requires and keep the bins the franchisee provides, because the city does not supply or manage curbside bins and the rate schedule states that carts are provided to regular weekly customers rather than on an on call basis. The rate schedule also warns that an extra charge may be made for service that incurs additional disposal costs such as tires and major appliances, or for handling oversized, odorous, dangerous or liquid articles.
The city holds a free bulky waste day once a year in the spring at the hauler site on SW Ridder Road in Wilsonville. The published 2026 date is Saturday, April 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., proof of Tualatin residency is required, and in place of a disposal fee the city asks attendees to bring a donation for the Tualatin Food Pantry.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free for residents of Tualatin who show proof of residency and bring a non perishable donation for the Tualatin Food Pantry in place of a disposal fee. The event runs once a year in the spring, and the city currently lists no scheduled event, so the date is checked on the city events page.
When & how
The 2026 event runs Saturday, April 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 10295 SW Ridder Road in Wilsonville. Check the city events page for the next date, because the city shows no upcoming bulky waste day between events.
Get it ready
Bring large appliances without refrigerant, furniture, smaller home project materials, electronics and lamps, mattresses, toilets and showers, and foam packaging. Leave garbage and curbside recyclables at home, and keep hazardous material, commercial construction and demolition material, tires and yard debris out of the load entirely, because each of those is refused at the event.
Furniture is named on the bulky waste day accepted list, which covers couches, tables, chairs and lawn or outdoor furniture, and the event is free for a Tualatin resident. Outside the event the hauler's special pickup of irregular material is charged at disposal rates plus labor and runs at the hauler's discretion and schedule.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free for a Tualatin resident at the spring bulky waste day with proof of residency and a food pantry donation. Outside the event, the published rate schedule states that special pickups of irregular materials are charged at current disposal rates plus labor and are performed at the hauler's discretion and schedule, so a household that cannot wait for the event confirms that route with Republic Services at 503-981-1278.
When & how
Hold the piece for the spring bulky waste day, or call the hauler to ask whether it will schedule a special pickup of irregular material before then.
Get it ready
Keep upholstery dry, keep the piece whole unless it comes apart easily, and keep it out of the curbside carts. Leave hazardous material, commercial construction and demolition material, tires and yard debris off the load, because the event refuses them.
Mattresses and box springs are supported by the bulky waste day, which names mattresses on its accepted list along with toilets and showers, so the free spring event is the published route for bedding in Tualatin.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free for a Tualatin resident at the spring bulky waste day with proof of residency and a food pantry donation. Any other route runs through the hauler's special pickup of irregular material, which the published rate schedule charges at disposal rates plus labor and leaves to the hauler's discretion and schedule.
When & how
Take the mattress to the bulky waste day on its published spring date, or call the hauler about a special pickup between events.
Get it ready
Keep the bedding dry and out of the curbside carts, and keep it clear of the refused categories at the event, which include hazardous material, commercial construction and demolition material, tires and yard debris.
Large appliances are on the bulky waste day accepted list with one clear limit: they have to be without refrigerant. The list names dishwashers, ovens and stoves, washing machines, water heaters and refrigerators as examples.
City cost & eligibility
A large appliance without refrigerant is free at the spring bulky waste day with proof of residency and a food pantry donation, while a cooling unit is refused there and no local page retained here publishes a refrigerant route, so a household with a cooling unit confirms the alternative with Republic Services at 503-981-1278. The published rate schedule also states that an extra charge may be made for service that incurs additional disposal costs such as major appliances.
When & how
Take an appliance that contains no refrigerant to the bulky waste day on its published spring date, or call the hauler to ask about a special pickup for the unit.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, confirm before the trip that it does not contain refrigerant, and keep it off the curbside route, because the rate schedule warns that an extra charge may apply to major appliances and the event refuses anything that still holds refrigerant.
Electronics are taken at the free recycling depot at the hauler's Wilsonville site, which the city describes as a free recycling depot including electronics, and electronics and lamps are also on the bulky waste day accepted list.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The city describes the recycling depot at 10295 SW Ridder Rd in Wilsonville as free and notes that it includes electronics, and electronics and lamps are also on the free bulky waste day accepted list for Tualatin residents with proof of residency and a food pantry donation. The same address charges for waste disposal, which is a separate service from the depot.
When & how
Take electronics to the depot at 10295 SW Ridder Rd in Wilsonville, open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., or bring them to the spring bulky waste day.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the curbside carts, because the bulky waste day refuses garbage and recyclables that belong in the bins and the depot is a separate drop off. Wipe personal data before a computer, phone or console leaves the house.
The bulky waste day takes home improvement and remodeling material from smaller home projects, and it refuses commercial construction, remodeling or demolition material outright. Anything beyond that runs through the hauler's discretionary special pickup or a private container.
City cost & eligibility
Smaller home project material is free at the spring bulky waste day, while commercial construction and demolition material is refused there and the published rate schedule prices special pickups of irregular material at current disposal rates plus labor, at the hauler's discretion and schedule. Confirm the route and the price with Republic Services at 503-981-1278 before the load moves.
When & how
Take smaller home project material to the bulky waste day on its published spring date, and arrange a private container or a hauler special pickup for a renovation load that the event will not take.
Get it ready
Separate smaller home project material from a commercial construction load, keep hazardous material and asbestos containing material out entirely, and keep the load out of the curbside carts, which the city does not provide for construction debris.
Organics are part of the weekly curbside service, the city holds a free yard debris day twice a year in the fall and the spring, and yard debris is refused at the bulky waste day, which points residents to the yard event instead.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The city states that the yard debris day is free and happens twice a year in the fall and the spring. Weekly organics collection is part of the franchised curbside service, and the published rate schedule prices yard debris service on its own as well, so a household that does not have the organics cart confirms that option with Republic Services at 503-981-1278.
When & how
Put organics out on the weekly curbside collection day, and watch the city events page for the fall and spring yard debris days.
Get it ready
Keep yard debris out of the bulky waste day load, which refuses it, and keep it out of the garbage carts. The city currently lists no scheduled yard debris day, so the date is confirmed on the events page before loading.
Recycling is collected curbside every week as part of the franchised service, the hauler provides the carts and bins, and the city describes a free recycling depot including electronics at the hauler's Wilsonville address. The published rate schedule also allows a household to take recycling service on its own, without the garbage cart.
City cost & eligibility
Curbside recycling is part of the weekly franchised service and the depot is free, while the published rate schedule prices a recycling only service separately, so confirm which arrangement the household has with Republic Services at 503-981-1278 or by checking the city's published rate sheet.
When & how
Put the recycling out on the weekly collection day with the other carts, or take a load to the free recycling depot at 10295 SW Ridder Rd in Wilsonville on a weekday.
Get it ready
The published rate schedule asks customers to prepare accepted batteries before they go out by taping the ends, sealing them in a clear zip top bag and setting the bag on top of any glass in the glass bin, with a limit of one bag a week. Use the glass tote the franchisee provides for glass, and keep the recycling cart free of material the schedule says is charged at garbage rates when a cart is contaminated.
Hazardous material is refused at the bulky waste day, and the city trash page does not publish a household hazardous waste drop-off. Metro, the regional garbage and recycling authority, runs a question line staffed by its experts for exactly this kind of disposal question.
City cost & eligibility
No city rate or drop-off is published for household hazardous waste, so confirm the current disposal route with Metro's garbage and recycling experts on 503-234-3000 during business hours, or with Republic Services at 503-981-1278.
When & how
Call before the material moves, because the bulky waste day refuses it and the city page publishes no household hazardous waste event for Tualatin.
Get it ready
Keep paint, batteries, solvents, thinners, propane bottles and anything potentially containing asbestos out of the bulky waste day load, out of the yard debris and out of the garbage carts, because the event refuses hazardous material outright.
Exercise equipment is not named on the bulky waste day accepted list, which covers furniture, appliances without refrigerant, electronics and lamps, mattresses, toilets and showers, home project material and foam packaging. A treadmill or weight machine is therefore confirmed with the hauler before it moves.
City cost & eligibility
The event list does not name exercise equipment, so call Republic Services at 503-981-1278 to ask whether the machine fits the special pickup of irregular material, which the published rate schedule charges at disposal rates plus labor, or whether it can go to the spring bulky waste day as household furniture.
When & how
Call the hauler first, and hold the machine for the spring bulky waste day only if the event or the city confirms that it qualifies as household furniture.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it comes apart so it can be lifted, keep loose weights with the frame, keep it out of the garbage and organics carts, and keep any console or screen for the electronics route instead.
Trash, recycling and organics go out on the address collection day under the franchised weekly service, and the franchisee provides the carts and the recycling bins. The published rate schedule states that carts and bins are not to be set out more than a day before collection and are to be removed within a day after, and that batteries go out taped and sealed in a clear zip top bag on top of the glass in the glass bin, one bag a week.
Load the accepted bulky material, bring proof of Tualatin residency, and bring a donation for the Tualatin Food Pantry instead of a disposal fee. Furniture, mattresses, appliances without refrigerant, electronics and lamps, smaller home project material, toilets and showers and foam packaging are accepted, while hazardous material, commercial construction material, tires, yard debris and curbside garbage or recyclables are refused.
Electronics and other recyclables can go to the free recycling depot at the hauler's Wilsonville address on SW Ridder Road, open Monday through Friday. Waste disposal at the same site is a separate, fee based service, and the depot is not a place for household hazardous material or for construction debris.
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.
Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County under franchise to the City of Tualatin, with Metro as the regional garbage and recycling authority
Use the free spring bulky waste day
A Tualatin household with furniture, a mattress, an appliance without refrigerant, electronics, smaller home project material or foam packaging to drop off.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for a Tualatin resident with proof of residency and a donation for the Tualatin Food Pantry in place of a disposal fee. The event runs once a year in the spring, and the city currently lists no scheduled event, so the next date is checked on the city events page.
Arrange it
Load the accepted material, bring proof of residency and the pantry donation, and drive to 10295 SW Ridder Road in Wilsonville during the published event window.
Garbage and curbside recyclables, hazardous material including asbestos, propane, paint, batteries, solvents and thinners, commercial construction and demolition material, tires and yard debris are all refused, and the event runs only once a year.
A household with an irregular or bulky item that cannot wait for the spring event, or a cooling appliance the event refuses.
Cost & conditions
The published rate schedule states that special pickups of irregular materials are charged at current disposal rates plus labor and are performed at the hauler's discretion and schedule, so confirm whether the item qualifies and what it costs with Republic Services at 503-981-1278.
Arrange it
Call the hauler, describe the item, and set it out only for a pickup the hauler agrees to and schedules.
The pickup is discretionary rather than guaranteed, it is charged at disposal rates plus labor, and the rate schedule also warns that an extra charge may be made for oversized, odorous, dangerous or liquid articles.
Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County under franchise to the City of Tualatin, with Metro as the regional garbage and recycling authority
Use the free recycling depot including electronics
A Tualatin household with electronics, lamps or other recyclables to drop off rather than put at the curb.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city describes the recycling depot at 10295 SW Ridder Rd in Wilsonville as free and notes that it includes electronics. Waste disposal at the same address is fee based and is a separate service from the recycling depot.
Arrange it
Drive the material to 10295 SW Ridder Rd in Wilsonville on a weekday between 7:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.
The depot is a recycling drop off rather than a disposal site, hazardous material and construction debris are not part of it, and questions about what the depot takes go to the hauler on 503-981-1278.
Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County under franchise to the City of Tualatin, with Metro as the regional garbage and recycling authority
Use a free yard debris day
A Tualatin household with yard debris that it would rather drop off than put in the organics cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city states that the yard debris day is free and happens twice a year in the fall and the spring. The city currently lists no scheduled yard debris day, so the next date is checked on the events page.
Arrange it
Watch the city events page for the fall and spring dates and bring the yard debris to the published location on the day.
The event runs twice a year, yard debris is refused at the bulky waste day, and the weekly organics collection remains the routine route between events.
Franchise hauler service site with fee based disposal and a free recycling depot including electronics
Republic Services Tualatin service site
10295 SW Ridder Rd, Wilsonville, OR 97070
Waste disposal on a fee basis, a free recycling depot that the city describes as including electronics, and the site's regular hours are when bulky material is handed over during the free spring bulky waste day held at the same address.
The recycling depot is separate from the fee based disposal service, the bulky waste day is a once a year event rather than an everyday service, and the bulky event refuses garbage and curbside recyclables, hazardous material, commercial construction and demolition material, tires and yard debris.
Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the bulky waste day runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on its published spring date.
The city states that waste disposal at the site is fee based and that the recycling depot is free, but the amount for a disposal load is not published on the pages retained here, so confirm it with Republic Services at 503-981-1278 before the trip.
City events listing that publishes the bulky waste day and yard debris day dates
City of Tualatin community disposal events
City Offices, 18880 SW Martinazzi Avenue, Tualatin, OR 97062
The listing publishes the bulky waste day and the yard debris days, and it is the page the packet tells a resident to check for the next date of either event.
The city currently lists no scheduled bulky waste day and no scheduled yard debris day, so the events are seasonal and the dates must be read from the page rather than assumed.
City offices are open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the events themselves run on their published dates.
No charge. Both events are free: the bulky waste day asks for a food pantry donation in place of a disposal fee, and the yard debris day is published as free.
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.
When is the Tualatin bulky waste day?+
Once a year in the spring, published for 2026 as Saturday, April 11 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 10295 SW Ridder Road in Wilsonville. Proof of Tualatin residency is required, and the city asks attendees to bring a donation for the Tualatin Food Pantry instead of paying a disposal fee. Because it is a once a year event, check the city events page for the next date.Official guidance
What can I bring to the Tualatin bulky waste day?+
Large appliances without refrigerant such as dishwashers, ovens and stoves, washing machines, water heaters and refrigerators, furniture such as couches, tables, chairs and outdoor furniture, home improvement materials from smaller home projects, electronics and lamps, mattresses, toilets and showers, and foam packaging. Garbage and curbside recyclables, hazardous material such as asbestos, propane, paint, batteries, solvents and thinners, commercial construction and demolition material, tires and yard debris are all refused.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a couch in Tualatin?+
Take it to the free bulky waste day in the spring, where couches, tables, chairs and outdoor furniture are on the accepted list, as long as you bring proof of Tualatin residency and a donation for the Tualatin Food Pantry. If you cannot wait for the event, call Republic Services on 503-981-1278 and ask about a special pickup, because the published rate schedule charges those irregular material pickups at disposal rates plus labor and leaves them to the hauler's discretion and schedule.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Tualatin?+
Take it to the free spring bulky waste day at 10295 SW Ridder Road in Wilsonville, where mattresses, toilets and showers are on the accepted list alongside furniture and appliances without refrigerant. Bring proof of Tualatin residency and a donation for the Tualatin Food Pantry. Between events, call Republic Services on 503-981-1278 about a special pickup, which the rate schedule charges at disposal rates plus labor and schedules at the hauler's discretion.Official guidance
Where do large appliances go in Tualatin?+
To the free spring bulky waste day, as long as the appliance does not contain refrigerant. The accepted list names dishwashers, ovens and stoves, washing machines, water heaters and refrigerators with that limit, and proof of Tualatin residency plus a food pantry donation are required. A unit that still holds refrigerant is refused at the event and no local refrigerant route is published, so call Republic Services on 503-981-1278 to ask how to handle it.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Tualatin?+
To the free recycling depot at the hauler's site, 10295 SW Ridder Rd in Wilsonville, which the city describes as a free recycling depot that includes electronics and which is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Electronics and lamps are also accepted at the free spring bulky waste day. Waste disposal at the same address is fee based, but the recycling depot is the route for electronics.Official guidance
What does Tualatin charge for trash and bulky items?+
Collection is franchised and billed by Republic Services rather than by the city, and the city points to its published solid waste and recycling rate resolution for the current amounts, so the monthly charge for a cart size is confirmed with the hauler on 503-981-1278. The city's two large item routes are free: the spring bulky waste day asks for a food pantry donation instead of a disposal fee, and the yard debris day is free twice a year. Outside those events a special pickup of irregular material is charged at current disposal rates plus labor and is scheduled at the hauler's discretion.Official guidance
What will Tualatin not take at the bulky waste day?+
Garbage and recyclables that belong in the curbside bins, hazardous material including anything potentially containing asbestos, propane bottles, paint, batteries, solvents and thinners, commercial construction, remodeling and demolition material, tires, and yard debris, which the city redirects to the yard debris day. Cooling appliances are also refused there because the accepted list specifies large appliances without refrigerant, and the city publishes no refrigerant route on the pages retained here.Official guidance
Who runs garbage and recycling in Tualatin?+
Republic Services provides garbage, recycling and organics collection for homes and businesses under a city franchise, and the city states that it does not provide the services and does not manage curbside bins. Republic's Tualatin service address is 10295 SW Ridder Rd in Wilsonville, its line is 503-981-1278, and it keeps office hours Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. City questions about the program go to the Public Works contact on the city trash page.Official guidance
Which free disposal events does Tualatin hold?+
A bulky waste day once a year in the spring, which accepts furniture, mattresses, appliances without refrigerant, electronics and lamps, smaller home project material, toilets and showers and foam packaging, and a yard debris day twice a year in the fall and the spring. The bulky waste day asks for a food pantry donation instead of a disposal fee and requires proof of Tualatin residency, and the city currently shows no scheduled event for either program, so the dates come from the city events page.Official guidance
