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A house, a condo or an apartment. Choose an accessible outdoor spot that works for your property. You arrange the move outside; we take it from there.
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Book before you bring it out.
Your items can still be inside when you book. Follow the readiness instructions in your confirmation.
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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
You arrange any carrying out of your home or down interior stairs. Keep entrances, sidewalks and shared access clear. We handle loading and haul-away from outside.
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Show us where to find it.
Add a photo and clear location notes. Contact us before booking if a gate, building rule or restricted access window needs an arrangement.
At a house: outside, accessible and easy to identify.At an apartment: an approved outdoor spot with shared access clear.
Access needs an arrangement?
Check any building or shared-area rules. Contact us before booking if access is limited to particular hours.
City collection Bulk trash is scheduled online through the township OpenGov portal and charged per item, with the request due by noon each Tuesday for the following Wednesday collection. $20 per item for furniture and other bulk items without Freon or a fuel tank, with an item holding a fuel tank priced higher and an item holding Freon priced highest. Upper Dublin Township residents submitting a bulk trash request through OpenGov. Charged items include furniture, appliances, microwaves, grills, play equipment, tools, exercise equipment, carpeting, glass items and similar material, and basketball poles must be disassembled.
City collection Bulk trash is scheduled online through the township OpenGov portal and charged per item, with the request due by noon each Tuesday for the following Wednesday collection. $20 per item for furniture and other bulk items without Freon or a fuel tank, with an item holding a fuel tank priced higher and an item holding Freon priced highest. Upper Dublin Township residents submitting a bulk trash request through OpenGov. Charged items include furniture, appliances, microwaves, grills, play equipment, tools, exercise equipment, carpeting, glass items and similar material, and basketball poles must be disassembled.
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?
Upper Dublin Township runs its own sanitation program, and anything that will not fit the cart is booked online through the township OpenGov portal, with bulk trash, additional trash and bulky cardboard requests due by noon on a Tuesday for the following Wednesday collection. Bulk items are charged individually, with furniture and most household items in the lowest tier and items holding Freon in the highest, while televisions and other electronics are refused there and go free to the Goodwill e-waste sites. Yard waste rides the green cart once a week from March to November with free extra collections booked by phone, and flattened cardboard goes in the blue recycling cart or out on the free Wednesday pickup.
Bulk trash is scheduled online through the township OpenGov portal and charged per item, with the request due by noon each Tuesday for the following Wednesday collection.
City cost & eligibility
$20 per item for furniture and other bulk items without Freon or a fuel tank, with an item holding a fuel tank priced higher and an item holding Freon priced highest. Upper Dublin Township residents submitting a bulk trash request through OpenGov. Charged items include furniture, appliances, microwaves, grills, play equipment, tools, exercise equipment, carpeting, glass items and similar material, and basketball poles must be disassembled.
When & how
Submit the request through the township OpenGov portal by noon on a Tuesday for collection on the following Wednesday, and pay when the request is submitted.
Get it ready
Empty any fuel tank before the collection, and keep computers, televisions and other electronic devices out of a bulk request because they are refused and the request will be refunded rather than collected.
Televisions and other electronics cannot ride with bulk trash. The township's published route is the free e-waste drop-off through the ECOvanta and Keystone Goodwill partnership.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. E-waste is accepted at the Goodwill donation sites in East Norriton, Montgomeryville and Warminster for no charge under the ECOvanta and Keystone Goodwill partnership. Electronic devices are refused in a bulk trash request, and Montgomery County also publishes an electronics disposal programme.
When & how
Take the device to one of the listed Goodwill donation sites during its own opening hours, and keep it out of the trash, recycling and yard waste carts.
Get it ready
Delete personal information before handover, keep batteries and any loose components separate, and do not submit a television in a bulk trash request because that order is refunded instead of collected.
Yard waste goes in the green cart on a weekly collection from March to November, with free extra collections that are booked by phone.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The weekly green cart collection is included in the township service during the yard waste programme, and the extra yard waste collections are free to all areas within the nine container limit. An additional green cart is a one time charge ordered through the receptionist.
When & how
Put the green cart out the night before the weekly collection day, and book a free extra collection by phone: by noon on the Friday before a Monday collection for areas B, C and D, or by noon on the Thursday before a Friday collection for area A.
Get it ready
Keep everything inside the closed cart with nothing protruding, set the cart at least one foot from the others and three feet from obstructions, and keep dirt, sod, rocks, stumps, stump grindings, bamboo, logs, root balls, wood chips and branches over six inches in diameter out because those need a private contractor.
Flattened cardboard goes in the blue recycling cart each week, and bulky amounts get a free special Wednesday pickup booked online.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Regular flattened cardboard is part of the weekly mixed recycling collection, and the special Wednesday pickup for excessive or bulky cardboard is free to township residents when it is scheduled in advance through OpenGov.
When & how
Put the blue cart out on the weekly recycling day, or submit a cardboard request by noon on a Tuesday for the Wednesday pickup and set the cardboard at the curb on Tuesday evening.
Get it ready
Flatten all cardboard and do not cut it into small pieces, put the flattened cardboard inside one intact box for the Wednesday pickup, and keep recycling inside the blue cart with the lid closed, because a cart that is overloaded or has protruding contents is a violation and the collection is skipped.
Bulk trash, additional trash and bulky cardboard requests all go through the township OpenGov portal, and a request has to be submitted by noon on a Tuesday for the following Wednesday collection. Requests arriving after that move to the next week.
Carts go to the curb the night before the collection day, at least one foot apart and three feet from obstructions such as poles, mailboxes and cars. Nothing goes out more than one day in advance, carts come back in the same day as collection, and everything has to be inside the cart with the lid closed, because an overloaded cart or one with protruding contents is a violation and the collection is skipped.
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.
Upper Dublin Township Public Works Department with the township OpenGov request portal
Request a bulk trash collection through OpenGov
A household with furniture, an appliance or another item too large for the cart.
Cost & conditions
$20 per item for most bulk items, with an item holding a fuel tank priced higher and an item holding Freon priced highest. Upper Dublin Township residents, with the request submitted and paid through the township OpenGov portal and the front desk available on 215-643-1600 extension 0.
Arrange it
Create or sign in to an OpenGov account, complete the bulk trash form, sign it, submit the request by noon on a Tuesday and pay for the collection.
Not available for computers, televisions or other electronic devices, which are refused and refunded, and basketball poles must be disassembled before collection.
Upper Dublin Township Public Works Department with the township OpenGov request portal
Book the free Wednesday bulky cardboard pickup
A household with more flattened cardboard than the blue cart can hold.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to township residents when the request is submitted through OpenGov before the noon Tuesday deadline; regular flattened cardboard can always go in the blue recycling cart instead.
Arrange it
Submit the cardboard request form through OpenGov by noon on the Tuesday before, flatten the cardboard inside one intact box and set it at the curb on Tuesday evening.
The pickup runs on a Wednesday with a different truck and process from the weekly recycling, late requests move to the following Wednesday, and cardboard cut into small pieces is not accepted.
Upper Dublin Township Public Works Department with the township OpenGov request portal
Book a free extra yard waste collection
A household with more yard waste than the green cart holds during the March to November programme.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to all collection areas during the yard waste programme when booked by the area deadline, with up to nine containers, cans, paper bags or bundles curbside.
Arrange it
Call the reception desk on 215-643-1600 extension 0 and leave the last name, address and phone number if there is no answer, then put the material on the home's side of the street.
The booking closes at noon on the Friday before a Monday collection for areas B, C and D, or noon on the Thursday before a Friday collection for area A, and the nine container limit applies.
E-waste including televisions and other electronic devices, accepted for no charge under the ECOvanta and Keystone Goodwill partnership.
Devices are refused in a bulk trash request, so they have to come to a Goodwill e-waste site instead; confirm the site's own opening hours before making the trip.
Use the site's posted store hours; the township lists the site on 484-680-7631.
No charge. Free e-waste drop-off under the ECOvanta and Keystone Goodwill partnership.
Goodwill Store, Outlet Center & Donation Center, Montgomeryville
753 Bethlehem Pike, Montgomeryville, PA 18936
E-waste including televisions and other electronic devices, accepted for no charge under the ECOvanta and Keystone Goodwill partnership.
Devices are refused in a bulk trash request, so they have to come to a Goodwill e-waste site instead; confirm the site's own opening hours before making the trip.
Use the site's posted store hours; the township lists the site on 267-645-4180.
No charge. Free e-waste drop-off under the ECOvanta and Keystone Goodwill partnership.
Warminster Shopping Center, 1487 West Street Road, Warminster, PA 18974
E-waste including televisions and other electronic devices, accepted for no charge under the ECOvanta and Keystone Goodwill partnership.
Devices are refused in a bulk trash request, so they have to come to a Goodwill e-waste site instead; confirm the site's own opening hours before making the trip.
Use the site's posted store hours; the township lists the site on (215) 441-9185.
No charge. Free e-waste drop-off under the ECOvanta and Keystone Goodwill partnership.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How do I book a bulk trash pickup in Upper Dublin?+
Submit a bulk trash request through the township OpenGov portal by noon on a Tuesday for collection the following Wednesday, and pay the per item charge with the request. Items with Freon, items with a fuel tank and all other items fall into three price tiers, and the front desk on 215-643-1600 extension 0 can help with the portal.Official guidance
Can a television go out with bulk trash?+
No. Computers, televisions and other electronic devices are not accepted with bulk trash, and an order that includes one is refunded rather than collected. Electronics go to the free Goodwill e-waste sites instead.Official guidance
Where does a television go in Upper Dublin?+
Televisions and other electronics are refused in bulk trash, so take them to one of the Goodwill donation sites listed by the township, where e-waste is accepted free under the ECOvanta and Keystone Goodwill partnership, or use the Montgomery County electronics disposal programme.Official guidance
When is yard waste collected in Upper Dublin?+
Once each week during the yard waste programme, which runs from the week of March 2 to the week of November 16 in 2026. Everything goes in the green cart with the lid closed, and free extra collections can be booked by phone with the deadline set by the collection area.Official guidance
How do I book an extra yard waste collection?+
Call the township reception desk on 215-643-1600 extension 0 by noon on the Friday before a Monday collection for areas B, C and D, or by noon on the Thursday before a Friday collection for area A. Up to nine containers, cans, paper bags or bundles may go curbside, placed on the home's side of the street.Official guidance
Where does cardboard go in Upper Dublin?+
Flattened cardboard goes in the blue recycling cart on the weekly collection day. Bulky or excessive cardboard gets a free special Wednesday pickup when a request is submitted through OpenGov by noon on the Tuesday before, with the cardboard flattened inside one intact box at the curb on Tuesday evening.Official guidance
Who handles trash and recycling in Upper Dublin?+
The Upper Dublin Township Public Works Department runs the sanitation program, with weekly mixed recycling in the blue cart, the yard waste cart program from March to November, and bulk trash, additional trash and bulky cardboard booked through the township OpenGov portal. The front desk is on 215-643-1600 extension 0.Official guidance
What does a bulk trash item cost in Upper Dublin?+
Bulk trash is charged per item in three tiers: an item with Freon costs the most, an item with a fuel tank costs less and all other items cost the least. The exact amount is set out on the bulk page and is paid when the OpenGov request is submitted.Official guidance
What happens if I include a television in a bulk request?+
It will not be collected. Computers, televisions and other electronic devices are not accepted with bulk trash, and the township contacts the resident and issues a refund. Electronics go to the free Goodwill e-waste sites instead.Official guidance
