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City collection Furniture is on the acceptable list for the annual cleanup day, sitting inside the allowance of two large bulky items, which is the route a West Linn couch takes. The program itself publishes no price, and the flyer states that additional items beyond the allowance may be scheduled for an extra fee. Confirm the included allowance and any extra item charge with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 when the cleanup day is booked.
City collection Mattress sets are named in the city's program, and the flyer's list covers all sizes of mattresses, foundations and box springs, so bedding goes out on the annual cleanup day inside the bulky item allowance. No mattress price is published because the program covers the allowance rather than pricing items individually, and the flyer says additional items may be scheduled for an extra fee. Confirm with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 whether a mattress and its box spring count as one or two of the two bulky items before the pickup is booked.
City collection Appliances are accepted with one firm exception: the flyer lists washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves and other large appliances without freon as acceptable, and it lists appliances with freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners as unacceptable, so cooling appliances do not inherit the general acceptance. The cleanup day publishes no per appliance price and allows up to two large bulky appliances within the annual allowance, while extra items may carry an extra fee. For a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner the program does not apply at all, so confirm the correct route and any charge with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 and expect a refrigerant handling condition wherever it goes.
City collection West Linn runs a single annual Personalized Clean-up Day for residential customers inside the city limits, scheduled with its franchised hauler. Appliances, electronics, mattress sets, furniture, metal items, carpet and up to five refuse cans can go out, but the household chooses one of four published allowances rather than mixing them. The city and the hauler publish the program, the eligibility rule, the allowance options and the scheduling window but no price for the cleanup day itself, while the flyer states that additional items may be scheduled for an extra fee. Confirm what the base program covers at the address and what an extra item costs with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900.
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?
West Linn answers large items with one program rather than a set of menus. Residential customers inside the city limits who hold an active account in good standing with West Linn Refuse & Recycling can schedule a Personalized Clean-up Day once within the calendar year by calling 503-557-3900 one week before their regular collection day, and the program replaces the old curbside cleanup day the city's hauler used to run. Appliances, electronics, mattress sets, furniture, metal items, carpet and up to five refuse cans can go out, but the allowance is one of four published options: five bags or bundles of non-putrescible items at up to 60 pounds each, or two large bulky appliances, or two large bulky items, or five items of e-waste. Additional items may be scheduled for an extra fee. The refusal list matters just as much: construction debris such as concrete, plaster and dirt, oversized items such as pianos and hot tubs, tires, and appliances containing freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners are all explicitly not accepted, which sends cooling appliances and renovation material to other routes.
West Linn runs a single annual Personalized Clean-up Day for residential customers inside the city limits, scheduled with its franchised hauler. Appliances, electronics, mattress sets, furniture, metal items, carpet and up to five refuse cans can go out, but the household chooses one of four published allowances rather than mixing them.
City cost & eligibility
The city and the hauler publish the program, the eligibility rule, the allowance options and the scheduling window but no price for the cleanup day itself, while the flyer states that additional items may be scheduled for an extra fee. Confirm what the base program covers at the address and what an extra item costs with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900.
When & how
Call 503-557-3900 once within the calendar year, at least one week before the regular collection day, and put the items out as directed for the scheduled day.
Get it ready
Choose the allowance that matches the load before calling, because participation is one of five bags or bundles up to 60 pounds each, two large bulky appliances, two large bulky items, or five e-waste items. Bag, box, bundle or containerize refuse cans as the program requires, and keep construction debris, oversized items such as pianos and hot tubs, tires and freon appliances out of the pile because all four are refused.
Furniture is on the acceptable list for the annual cleanup day, sitting inside the allowance of two large bulky items, which is the route a West Linn couch takes.
City cost & eligibility
The program itself publishes no price, and the flyer states that additional items beyond the allowance may be scheduled for an extra fee. Confirm the included allowance and any extra item charge with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 when the cleanup day is booked.
When & how
Book the cleanup day at least a week ahead on 503-557-3900 and set the furniture out for the scheduled collection.
Get it ready
Count the piece against the two large bulky items allowance, keep the load within the program's item list, and offer anything still usable for donation first, since the program is a disposal route rather than a reuse one.
Mattress sets are named in the city's program, and the flyer's list covers all sizes of mattresses, foundations and box springs, so bedding goes out on the annual cleanup day inside the bulky item allowance.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress price is published because the program covers the allowance rather than pricing items individually, and the flyer says additional items may be scheduled for an extra fee. Confirm with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 whether a mattress and its box spring count as one or two of the two bulky items before the pickup is booked.
When & how
Schedule the annual cleanup day a week ahead on 503-557-3900 and remember that a second pickup in the same calendar year is not available.
Get it ready
Keep the unit dry and wrapped so it can be handled, and ask how the set is counted against the two item allowance, because the flyer lists mattresses, foundations and box springs together.
Appliances are accepted with one firm exception: the flyer lists washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves and other large appliances without freon as acceptable, and it lists appliances with freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners as unacceptable, so cooling appliances do not inherit the general acceptance.
City cost & eligibility
The cleanup day publishes no per appliance price and allows up to two large bulky appliances within the annual allowance, while extra items may carry an extra fee. For a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner the program does not apply at all, so confirm the correct route and any charge with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 and expect a refrigerant handling condition wherever it goes.
When & how
Book the annual cleanup day for an accepted appliance a week ahead, and if the unit contains freon, ask the hauler for the alternative before the appliance is moved.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors, and check whether it cools before setting it out, because a freon appliance is explicitly unacceptable under the cleanup program and needs a route that can handle refrigerant.
Electronics have two published routes. The cleanup day accepts televisions, DVD and VCR players, stereo equipment and speakers, computers, monitors, printers, other hardware and lamps, up to five e-waste items, and Oregon E-Cycles takes up to seven qualifying devices at a time to a collection site for free recycling.
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, and the cleanup day also accepts up to five items of e-waste inside its annual allowance.
When & how
Use an Oregon E-Cycles collection site at any time, or include up to five e-waste items in the annual cleanup day booked on 503-557-3900.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before a computer or phone leaves the house, keep the devices out of the garbage and recycling containers because Oregon bans disposal of computers, monitors and televisions as garbage, and note that the cleanup allowance for e-waste is five items while the state programme takes up to seven at a time.
Construction debris is on the cleanup day's unacceptable list, where the flyer names concrete, plaster and dirt, so renovation material cannot go out with the annual pick up. The county's transfer stations take household loads, but only with the asbestos testing and documentation that Oregon requires for construction, demolition and remodeling debris.
City cost & eligibility
The city's cleanup program publishes no construction rate because construction debris is refused there, with concrete, plaster and dirt named on the unacceptable list. The county publishes facility hours rather than station tipping fees, and its franchise fee schedule does not apply to West Linn because this is an incorporated city, so there is no municipal construction rate to quote. Call the hauler on 503-557-3900 about its cleanup containers or a transfer station about the load, and expect asbestos documentation before disposal.
When & how
There is no city collection day for construction material. Arrange a container with the hauler or self haul to a transfer station once the asbestos documentation question is settled.
Get it ready
Keep the material out of the cleanup day pile because it is refused there, and get the asbestos testing and documentation the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality requires before construction, demolition or remodeling debris is disposed of, since transfer stations will not accept suspect asbestos-containing material without it.
Exercise equipment is named on the cleanup day's acceptable list, in the Metal section beside bed frames, scrap metal, pipes, file cabinets and bikes, so a treadmill or a bench goes out inside the two large bulky item allowance.
City cost & eligibility
The flyer's Metal section names exercise equipment, and the cleanup day allowance is limited to the two large bulky items or one of the other published options, with an extra fee for additional items. Confirm with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 how a particular machine is counted inside that allowance and what any extra item costs.
When & how
Put the machine out with the cleanup day as a metal item inside the two large bulky item allowance, and ask the hauler on 503-557-3900 how a heavy or oversized machine is counted before the day.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart, keep the pieces together so they count as one item where possible, and keep it out of the pile until the hauler confirms it will be taken.
Tires are on the cleanup day's unacceptable list, so they cannot go out with the annual pick up. No West Linn page names a city tire route, and the county facility pages publish hours rather than a tire rate, so the answer has to come from the hauler or a transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
The cleanup program refuses tires and publishes no tire price. Confirm the route and the charge with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 or with a transfer station before moving the tires.
When & how
Ask the hauler or the transfer station. There is no published city tire collection day.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the cleanup day pile because they are refused there, and ask about the per tire handling charge at the same time as the disposal charge, since tires are usually priced separately from the load.
Household chemicals run through county and statewide programmes rather than the cleanup day. Paint, primers, stains and sealers go to PaintCare for no fee, batteries and medications have their own county guidance, sharps follow Oregon law, and the Metro South Household Hazardous Waste Facility in Oregon City is the county-listed hazardous waste site.
City cost & eligibility
PaintCare is published as recycling paint and related coatings for no fee, while the county publishes the Metro South Household Hazardous Waste Facility's address and hours but no drop-off price, so confirm any charge on 503-234-3000 or with the county on 503-557-6363 before a trip with solvents, fuels, pesticides or other products.
When & how
Use the Metro South Household Hazardous Waste Facility at 2001 Washington St in Oregon City, open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, use a PaintCare drop-off for paint at any time, or call 503-234-3000 for anything unusual.
Get it ready
Keep paint, chemicals, batteries, bulbs and sharps out of the garbage, the recycling cart and the cleanup day pile, keep products in their original labelled containers, and take sharps in a container that meets Oregon's containment rules.
One cleanup day a year is the city's answer to large items
West Linn Refuse & Recycling runs a Personalized Clean-up Day that replaced the curbside cleanup day the city's hauler used to hold, and the city publishes the terms. It is available to residential West Linn customers who reside inside city limits with an active residential account in good standing, and the household calls to schedule one pickup within the calendar year, requesting it one week in advance of the regular collection day on 503-557-3900. Items that can go out are appliances, electronics, mattress sets, furniture, metal items, carpet, or up to five refuse cans that the customer has bagged, boxed, bundled or containerized. Participation is one of four published allowances: five bags or bundles of non-putrescible items at up to 60 pounds each, up to two large bulky appliances, two large bulky items, or five items of e-waste, and the flyer adds that additional items may be scheduled for an extra fee.
Four categories are refused, and freon appliances are the important one
The cleanup flyer carries an unacceptable list that shapes the rest of this guide. Construction debris such as concrete, plaster and dirt is refused. Oversized items such as pianos and hot tubs are refused. Tires are refused. And appliances containing freon, such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, are refused, which separates them from the washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves and other large appliances without freon that the same flyer accepts. The acceptable side also names small appliances such as toaster ovens, electronics including televisions, DVD and VCR players, stereo equipment, speakers, computers, monitors, printers and lamps, and mattresses in all sizes with foundations and box springs, so a household has to sort its load against both lists before calling.
Everything the cleanup day refuses has a published home elsewhere
Electronics do not depend on the annual cleanup day, because Oregon E-Cycles collection sites take up to seven qualifying devices at a time for free recycling under a statewide programme, and paint has its own free route through PaintCare, which recycles paint, primers, stains and sealers at no fee. Household chemicals go to the Metro South Household Hazardous Waste Facility at 2001 Washington St in Oregon City, open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, and the Metro find a recycler tool and 503-234-3000 answer anything unclear. Renovation material goes through the hauler's cleanup containers or a self hauled load to a county transfer station, where the Clackamas County Transfer Station at 19600 SE Canyon Valley Rd in Sandy is open Thursday to Monday with a last load at 4:30 p.m. and the Metro South Transfer Station in Oregon City is open daily, with both closed on the three holidays, and where the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality requires asbestos testing and documentation before construction, demolition or remodeling debris can be disposed of.
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.
City of West Linn with West Linn Refuse & Recycling, its franchised hauler
Book the annual Personalized Clean-up Day
A residential West Linn customer inside city limits with an active account in good standing and an appliance, electronics, a mattress set, furniture, metal items, carpet or refuse cans to clear.
Cost & conditions
The city and the hauler publish the program, the item list and the four allowance options but no price for the cleanup day itself, and the flyer states that additional items may be scheduled for an extra fee. Confirm what the allowance covers and what an extra item costs with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900.
Arrange it
Call 503-557-3900 once within the calendar year, at least one week before the regular collection day, and put the chosen allowance out for the scheduled pickup.
One pickup a calendar year, city limits only, an account in good standing, one of four allowances rather than a mix, and construction debris, oversized items such as pianos and hot tubs, tires and freon appliances are refused.
Use the free statewide electronics and paint programmes
A household with a television, monitor, computer, printer or other covered device, or with leftover paint, primer, stain or sealer.
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, and that PaintCare recycles leftover paint, primers, stains and sealers for no fee.
Arrange it
Take electronics to an Oregon E-Cycles collection site and paint to a PaintCare drop-off, using the county's links and the Metro find a recycler tool to choose the nearest location.
Seven devices at a time at E-Cycles, and PaintCare takes coatings rather than solvents, fuels, pesticides or other hazardous products, which belong at the Metro South facility instead.
City of West Linn with West Linn Refuse & Recycling, its franchised hauler
Take hazardous products to the Metro South facility
A household with solvents, fuels, pesticides, pool chemicals, batteries or bulbs that PaintCare does not take.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes the facility address and hours but no drop-off price, so confirm the accepted material and any charge on 503-234-3000 or with the county on 503-557-6363 before the trip.
Arrange it
Go to 2001 Washington St in Oregon City, open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily and closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
The facility is operated by Metro, so its accepted list comes from Metro rather than from the county page, and businesses have separate very small quantity generator routes.
A household with a renovation load, tires, or material the cleanup day will not take.
Cost & conditions
The county publishes the station addresses and hours but not the stations' gate fees, and the county's franchise fee schedule applies to unincorporated areas and two other cities rather than to West Linn, so confirm the rate for the load directly with the station before travelling.
Arrange it
Use the Clackamas County Transfer Station at 19600 SE Canyon Valley Rd in Sandy, open Thursday to Monday with a last load at 4:30 p.m., or the Metro South Transfer Station at 2001 Washington St in Oregon City, open 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.
Both close on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, the Sandy station also closes at 1 p.m. on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, and suspect asbestos-containing construction material is refused without the required documentation.
Household hazardous waste, with Clackamas County listing the site as its hazardous waste location and directing residents to PaintCare for paint, Oregon E-Cycles for electronics and separate county guidance for batteries, medications and sharps
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, the accepted material list is Metro's rather than the county's, and the county asks residents to call ahead to confirm hours and accepted materials. Businesses have separate very small quantity generator routes.
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, on 503-234-3000
The county publishes the address and hours but no drop-off fee for household hazardous waste, so confirm any charge on 503-234-3000 before a trip.
Self hauled household garbage, recycling and yard debris, with the county listing yard waste facilities separately and refusing suspect asbestos-containing construction material without documentation
Suspect asbestos-containing construction, demolition or remodeling material is refused without the asbestos testing and documentation the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality requires, the station closes Tuesday and Wednesday, and weather can close facilities so the county asks residents to call ahead.
Thursday to Monday, 9 a.m. to a last load at 4:30 p.m. on the county page, closed Tuesday and Wednesday as the hauler's page states, and closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day with a 1 p.m. closing on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve; the hauler also publishes the weekday closing as 5 p.m., so confirm the current hours on 503-260-1577
The county publishes the station hours but not its gate fees, so confirm the rate for the load on 503-260-1577. Note that the county's published franchise fees, which include tire handling and bulky waste charges, apply to unincorporated areas and the cities of Happy Valley and Barlow rather than to West Linn.
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 many large items can go out in West Linn?+
The annual Personalized Clean-up Day covers one of four published allowances and the household picks one: five bags or bundles of non-putrescible items at up to 60 pounds each, up to two large bulky appliances, two large bulky items, or five items of e-waste. The program is available to residential customers inside city limits with an active account in good standing, is scheduled once within the calendar year by calling 503-557-3900 at least a week ahead, and the flyer notes that additional items may be scheduled for an extra fee.Official guidance
Will West Linn take a couch?+
Yes, through the annual Personalized Clean-up Day. Furniture is listed among the items that can be placed out for collection, and the allowance includes two large bulky items or up to two large bulky appliances, so a couch uses one of those slots. The program is limited to residential customers inside city limits with an account in good standing and is scheduled once a calendar year by calling 503-557-3900 a week in advance.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in West Linn?+
On the annual Personalized Clean-up Day, where mattress sets are on the acceptable list along with appliances, electronics, furniture, metal items, carpet and refuse cans. The flyer describes the acceptable mattress list as all sizes of mattresses, foundations and box springs, and the allowance is two large bulky items or one of the other three published options, so the household should confirm how a set counts when booking on 503-557-3900.Official guidance
Can a refrigerator go out on the West Linn cleanup day?+
No. The flyer's unacceptable list names appliances with freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, while the acceptable list covers washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves and other large appliances without freon, plus small appliances such as toaster ovens. A household with a cooling appliance has to ask West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 for the alternative route before it goes out.Official guidance
Where can I take a television in West Linn?+
Two published routes. The annual Personalized Clean-up Day accepts electronics including televisions, DVD and VCR players, stereo equipment, speakers, computers, monitors, printers and lamps, with up to five e-waste items allowed, and Oregon E-Cycles collection sites take up to seven qualifying devices at a time for free recycling anywhere in the state.Official guidance
Who collects trash in West Linn?+
West Linn Refuse & Recycling, the city's franchised hauler, which describes itself as a local full service waste company operating since 1967 and lists residential garbage collection, yard waste, recycling, Recycle+, bulk pick up and residential dumpster rental among its services, reached on 503.557.3900. The city publishes the bulky waste program terms, including the once a year cleanup day and its four allowance options.Official guidance
Who can use the cleanup day?+
Residential West Linn customers who reside inside city limits and hold an active residential account in good standing with West Linn Refuse & Recycling. The program is scheduled once within the calendar year, and customers should request their collection one week in advance of their regular collection day by calling 503-557-3900, so a household that has already used its pickup that year has no second one available.Official guidance
What are the four allowance options?+
Participation is one of the following: five bags or bundles of non-putrescible items with a 60 pound limit each, or up to two large bulky appliances, or two large bulky items, or five items of e-waste. The household chooses one option rather than combining them, and the flyer states that additional items may be scheduled for an extra fee, so the load should be sorted before the pickup is booked on 503-557-3900.Official guidance
Why will the cleanup day not take a refrigerator?+
Because the flyer's unacceptable list names appliances with freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, while the acceptable appliances are washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves and other large appliances without freon plus small appliances such as toaster ovens. A cooling appliance therefore needs a different route, which the household should confirm with West Linn Refuse & Recycling on 503-557-3900 before the unit is moved.Official guidance
When can I self haul a load?+
The Clackamas County Transfer Station at 19600 SE Canyon Valley Rd in Sandy is open Thursday to Monday, which the county publishes as 9 a.m. to a last load at 4:30 p.m. while the hauler's page prints 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and it is closed Tuesday and Wednesday. The Metro South Transfer Station at 2001 Washington St in Oregon City is open 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. Both close on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, the Sandy station also closes at 1 p.m. on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve, and the county publishes hours rather than gate fees, so the rate has to be confirmed with the station.Official guidance
Does renovation debris need paperwork?+
Yes. Clackamas County states that the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality requires asbestos testing and documentation before disposal of construction, demolition and remodeling debris, and that transfer stations will not accept suspect asbestos-containing materials without documentation. That is separate from the cleanup day, which refuses construction debris such as concrete, plaster and dirt outright.Official guidance
