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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
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City collection Couches, tables and chairs are named on the bulky waste day accepted list, so furniture heavier than a cart can be dropped at the transfer station during the event or collected by the hauler for a quoted charge. No charge. Accepted items are taken at the bulky waste day at no charge for Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence, with a donation to Wilsonville Community Sharing requested instead. A hauler pickup is quoted separately by Republic Services.
City collection A mattress is named on the bulky waste day accepted list, and it can also leave on a bulky waste removal arranged with Republic Services, which the county says will quote a pickup even for a household that is not a customer. No charge. The city states there is no charge to dispose of accepted items at bulky waste day, which is open to Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence and runs at the transfer station on Ridder Road. The city asks participants to donate to Wilsonville Community Sharing instead, with donations collected on site. The separate hauler pickup route is quoted by Republic Services.
City collection Dishwashers, refrigerators, stoves, dryers and water heaters are named on the bulky waste day accepted list, and the county confirms that large appliances can also be collected by the franchised hauler for a quote. No charge. Accepted appliances are taken at the bulky waste day at no charge for Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence, with a donation requested instead. A hauler pickup is quoted separately by Republic Services. No page describes how a unit that holds refrigerant is handled, so that detail is confirmed rather than assumed.
City collection Wilsonville runs a bulky waste day in the spring and fall where residents drop large items at no charge and are asked to donate to a local charity, and Republic Services also provides bulky waste removal for a quote at any time of year. No charge. The city states there is no charge to dispose of accepted items at bulky waste day for Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence, and asks participants to donate to Wilsonville Community Sharing instead, with donations collected on site. A hauler pickup is quoted separately and no hauler rate is published.
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?
Wilsonville does not collect waste itself. The city states that every part of its solid waste service, including garbage, recycling and composting, is provided by Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County, and that specialised recycling such as paint and hazardous waste comes from Metro and other agencies. Republic also handles bulky waste removal, and Clackamas County notes that large appliances and furniture can be picked up by the franchised company even for a household that is not a regular customer. Twice a year the city and Republic run a bulky waste day at the transfer station on Ridder Road, where residents prove Wilsonville residency, pay nothing to dispose of accepted items, and are asked to donate to a local family services charity instead. Construction debris is excluded there and has its own documentation rules at the county transfer stations.
A mattress is named on the bulky waste day accepted list, and it can also leave on a bulky waste removal arranged with Republic Services, which the county says will quote a pickup even for a household that is not a customer.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The city states there is no charge to dispose of accepted items at bulky waste day, which is open to Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence and runs at the transfer station on Ridder Road. The city asks participants to donate to Wilsonville Community Sharing instead, with donations collected on site. The separate hauler pickup route is quoted by Republic Services.
When & how
Bulky waste day runs on a Saturday in the spring and fall between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. with a last load time set by the event, and the city calendar carries the current date. A hauler pickup is arranged by phone for a day the company sets.
Get it ready
Bring proof of Wilsonville residence and arrive before the last load time. Mattresses that go with a hauler pickup rather than the event are quoted and scheduled first, because the hauler route is a separate arrangement from the event.
Couches, tables and chairs are named on the bulky waste day accepted list, so furniture heavier than a cart can be dropped at the transfer station during the event or collected by the hauler for a quoted charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Accepted items are taken at the bulky waste day at no charge for Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence, with a donation to Wilsonville Community Sharing requested instead. A hauler pickup is quoted separately by Republic Services.
When & how
The event runs in the spring and fall on a Saturday between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Republic Services and WRI Transfer Station on Southwest Ridder Road, with the current date on the city calendar.
Get it ready
Bring proof of Wilsonville residence and arrive before the last load time. Keep furniture and the rest of the load out of the household garbage, since household garbage is refused at the event.
Dishwashers, refrigerators, stoves, dryers and water heaters are named on the bulky waste day accepted list, and the county confirms that large appliances can also be collected by the franchised hauler for a quote.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Accepted appliances are taken at the bulky waste day at no charge for Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence, with a donation requested instead. A hauler pickup is quoted separately by Republic Services. No page describes how a unit that holds refrigerant is handled, so that detail is confirmed rather than assumed.
When & how
The event runs on a Saturday in the spring and fall between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Republic Services and WRI Transfer Station on Southwest Ridder Road, and the city calendar lists the current date.
Get it ready
Ask about refrigerant handling when you arrive or when you book, because the event page does not describe it and propane bottles are refused. Bring proof of Wilsonville residence and keep the appliance out of a yard debris load, since yard debris is refused at the event.
Televisions, monitors and computers are named on the bulky waste day accepted list, which is the only published electronics drop-off for Wilsonville residents.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Electronics are taken at the bulky waste day at no charge for Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence, with a donation to Wilsonville Community Sharing requested instead. No separate electronics recycling price is published.
When & how
The event runs on a Saturday in the spring and fall between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Republic Services and WRI Transfer Station on Southwest Ridder Road, and the city calendar carries the current date.
Get it ready
Bring proof of Wilsonville residence and arrive before the last load time. Keep the devices out of the household garbage and the yard debris, because both are refused at the event, and confirm any item that is not on the accepted list before you load it.
Construction debris of any type is refused at the bulky waste day, and Clackamas County requires asbestos testing and documentation before construction, demolition or remodeling debris is disposed of at a transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
No construction rate is published. The county lists transfer station locations and hours without a fee schedule, so confirm the current charge and the asbestos documentation requirement with the facility before the load is built.
When & how
Construction material has no place at the bulky waste day and cannot be set out with the household garbage. Loads go to a county or Metro transfer station during published hours, and the county asks that the material be documented before disposal.
Get it ready
Arrange asbestos testing and documentation before disposal, since the transfer stations will not accept suspect asbestos containing material without it. Keep the load separate from household garbage and from yard debris, and if any gas powered equipment is going to the bulky waste day, empty its fuel and oils first.
Exercise equipment is named on no Wilsonville or Clackamas County page, so the machine is confirmed with the hauler rather than assumed to be part of the bulky waste day list.
City cost & eligibility
No published list names an exercise machine and no rate is published for one, so confirm with Republic Services whether the machine can be collected as bulky waste and what the quote is before it is set out.
When & how
Arrange a hauler pickup by phone. The bulky waste day runs twice a year on a Saturday morning, and an item that is not on its accepted list will not be taken there.
Get it ready
Confirm the machine with the hauler, keep it out of household garbage and yard debris, and keep it off the curb until the pickup is arranged and paid for.
Wilsonville runs a bulky waste day in the spring and fall where residents drop large items at no charge and are asked to donate to a local charity, and Republic Services also provides bulky waste removal for a quote at any time of year.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The city states there is no charge to dispose of accepted items at bulky waste day for Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence, and asks participants to donate to Wilsonville Community Sharing instead, with donations collected on site. A hauler pickup is quoted separately and no hauler rate is published.
When & how
Bulky waste day runs on a Saturday in the spring and fall between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Republic Services and WRI Transfer Station on Southwest Ridder Road, reached from 95th Avenue, with the current date on the city calendar. Hauler pickups are scheduled by phone.
Get it ready
Bring proof of Wilsonville residence, arrive before the last load time, and keep household garbage, yard debris, propane bottles, paint, batteries, solvents, thinners, car tires and construction debris out of the load because all of them are refused. Empty fuel and oils from gas powered equipment before it goes in.
The hauler runs garbage, recycling, yard debris and bulky removal
The city states that all of its solid waste collection and disposal services, including garbage, recycling and composting, are provided by Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County, and that the same company provides bulky waste removal. Specialised recycling such as paint and hazardous waste is provided by Metro and other agencies rather than by the hauler.
The city and Republic Services hold the drop-off on a Saturday in the spring and fall, between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the Republic Services and WRI Transfer Station on Southwest Ridder Road, which is reached from 95th Avenue. Proof of Wilsonville residence is required and the city calendar carries the date.
Construction debris of any type, propane bottles or canisters, paint, batteries, solvents, thinners, household garbage, car tires and yard debris are all refused at the event. Fuel and oils have to be emptied from lawn mowers and other gas powered equipment before those machines are brought in.
Metro South Transfer Station at 2001 Washington Street in Oregon City is open daily, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. from March through September and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. from October through February, while the household hazardous waste facility at the same address runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. The Clackamas County Transfer Station in Sandy runs Thursday to Monday with a last load time in the afternoon. All of them close for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day, and facilities may close during extreme weather.
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 Wilsonville with Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County, plus Clackamas County and Metro facilities
Drop accepted items at bulky waste day
A Wilsonville household with a mattress, couch, appliance, television or computer that will not fit the cart and can be driven to the transfer station.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city states there is no charge to dispose of accepted items at bulky waste day for Wilsonville residents who show proof of residence, and asks participants to donate to Wilsonville Community Sharing instead, with donations collected on site.
Arrange it
Bring the load to the Republic Services and WRI Transfer Station on Southwest Ridder Road between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on the event Saturday, with proof of Wilsonville residence and the load ready to unload.
Construction debris of any type, propane bottles or canisters, paint, batteries, solvents, thinners, household garbage, car tires and yard debris are refused, and fuel and oils have to be emptied from gas powered equipment. The event runs only in the spring and fall, and the Rotary Club assistance for residents who cannot transport waste is capped at about thirty requests.
City of Wilsonville with Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County, plus Clackamas County and Metro facilities
Arrange a bulky pickup with the hauler
A household that would rather not drive a large item to the transfer station, including one that is not a regular customer of the company.
Cost & conditions
No hauler rate is published, so Republic Services quotes the pickup when it is arranged. Clackamas County states that large appliances, furniture and other items can be collected by the franchised company even for a household that is not a regular customer.
Arrange it
Call Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County, the city's contracted hauler, describe the item and arrange a quote and a pickup time.
The item has to be confirmed with the hauler, because the city publishes no accepted list for this route, and the bulky waste day list does not name exercise equipment at all. Household garbage, yard debris, construction debris, chemicals and tires are handled on different routes.
City of Wilsonville with Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County, plus Clackamas County and Metro facilities
Haul the load to a county or Metro transfer station
A household with construction debris, a mixed load, or an item the bulky waste day refuses or does not cover.
Cost & conditions
The county lists the facilities with addresses and hours but publishes no fee schedule on the page, so confirm the current charge with the facility before the load is built. Metro South is listed at 2001 Washington Street in Oregon City and the county station is in Sandy.
Arrange it
Call the facility first to confirm hours and accepted materials, then deliver the load during published hours. The county asks readers to telephone each location ahead of a visit.
Transfer stations will not accept suspect asbestos containing material without testing and documentation, and construction, demolition and remodeling debris needs that documentation before disposal. Facilities may close during extreme weather and all close for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
Dishwashers, televisions, refrigerators, computers, monitors, stoves, dryers, water heaters, couches, mattresses, scrap metal, tables and chairs, and clean untreated wood on bulky waste day
Wilsonville residents only, with proof of residence required. Construction debris of any type, propane bottles or canisters, paint, batteries, solvents, thinners, household garbage, car tires and yard debris are refused. Fuel and oils must be emptied from lawn mowers and other gas powered equipment, and the drop-off is open to the public only for the event window.
Bulky waste day runs in the spring and fall, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the event Saturday, with the last load time set at the site. The current date is on the city calendar.
No charge. There is no charge to dispose of accepted items, and the city asks participants to donate to Wilsonville Community Sharing by cash, check or payment app, with donations collected on site.
Garbage, recycling, household hazardous waste and yard debris according to the county facility list
Call the facility before a visit to confirm hours and accepted materials, because the county asks readers to do so. Suspect asbestos containing material is not accepted without testing and documentation, and the site closes for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day and may close in extreme weather.
Daily, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. from March through September and 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. from October through February.
The county facility list publishes addresses and hours but no fee schedule on the page, so confirm the current charge with the station before the load is built.
Household hazardous waste from residents, including the products the county directs away from the garbage such as paint, chemicals and batteries
Household material only, with businesses needing a permit, an appointment and a fee. Electric vehicle batteries and most explosives are refused, sharps should arrive in an approved red container, and asbestos containing material is limited to a small double bagged non-commercial allowance. The site closes for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily.
No charge. Hazardous waste disposal is free for households, with a daily limit of thirty five gallons measured by container size. Businesses must apply, make an appointment and pay a fee.
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 can a Wilsonville mattress go?+
To the city's bulky waste day at the Republic Services and WRI Transfer Station on Southwest Ridder Road, where mattresses are on the accepted list. Wilsonville residents show proof of residence, there is no charge to dispose of accepted items, and the city asks participants to donate to Wilsonville Community Sharing instead.Official guidance
Can the hauler pick up a mattress instead?+
Yes. Republic Services provides bulky waste removal for Wilsonville, and Clackamas County states that large appliances, furniture and other items can be picked up by the franchised garbage and recycling company even if the household is not a regular customer, with a quote and a pickup time arranged by phone.Official guidance
Will the Wilsonville bulky waste day take a couch?+
Yes. Couches are named along with tables and chairs on the accepted list, and the event takes furniture that cannot be picked up curbside. Wilsonville residents show proof of residence, there is no charge to dispose of accepted items, and the city asks for a donation to Wilsonville Community Sharing.Official guidance
What cannot be brought to the Wilsonville bulky waste day?+
Construction debris of any type, propane bottles or canisters, paint, batteries, solvents, thinners, household garbage, car tires and yard debris are all refused. Fuel and oils also have to be emptied from lawn mowers and other gas powered equipment before the machine is brought in.Official guidance
Will the Wilsonville bulky waste day take an appliance?+
Yes. Dishwashers, refrigerators, stoves, dryers and water heaters are all named on the accepted list, so a large appliance can be dropped at the transfer station on Southwest Ridder Road during the event. Wilsonville residents show proof of residence, and the city asks for a donation instead of a disposal charge.Official guidance
Can Republic Services collect an appliance from a Wilsonville home?+
Clackamas County states that large appliances, furniture and other items can be picked up by the franchised garbage and recycling company even if the household is not a regular customer, with a quote and a pickup time arranged by phone. Republic Services is the Wilsonville franchise holder, so the request goes there.Official guidance
Where do Wilsonville televisions and computers go?+
To the city's bulky waste day, where televisions, monitors and computers are named on the accepted list and are dropped at the Republic Services and WRI Transfer Station on Southwest Ridder Road. Wilsonville residents show proof of residence, and the city asks for a donation to a local family services charity instead of a disposal charge.Official guidance
Is there another electronics route for Wilsonville residents?+
The city page points residents to the county Recycle+ programme for hard to recycle items and to the county and regional recycling pages for everything the hauler does not take, and households are also directed to Metro for specialised recycling such as paint and hazardous waste. Confirm the item with the county programme before loading it.Official guidance
Who provides waste service in Wilsonville?+
Republic Services of Clackamas and Washington County. The city states that all of its solid waste collection and disposal services, including garbage, recycling and composting, are provided by that company, and that specialised recycling such as paint and hazardous waste comes from Metro and other agencies instead.Official guidance
Is there a charge for the Wilsonville bulky waste day?+
The city states there is no charge to dispose of accepted items. Instead it asks participants to donate to Wilsonville Community Sharing, which provides social services assistance to local families, and donations are collected on site by cash, check or payment app. Proof of Wilsonville residence is required to take part.Official guidance
What will the Wilsonville bulky waste day refuse?+
Construction debris of any type, propane bottles or canisters, paint, batteries, solvents, thinners, household garbage, car tires and yard debris are all refused. Fuel and oils have to be emptied from lawn mowers and other gas powered equipment before those machines are brought to the drop-off.Official guidance
Where do Wilsonville household chemicals go?+
The city directs specialised recycling such as paint and hazardous waste to Metro and other agencies rather than to the hauler. The county lists the Metro South Household Hazardous Waste Facility at 2001 Washington Street in Oregon City, open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, where household disposal is free within a daily container size limit.Official guidance
