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City collection Furniture is on the acceptable bulky list, so a couch goes out with the regular trash day inside the four cubic yard limit. No charge. Furniture is collected with the bulky waste on the regular trash pickup days at no separate charge within the four cubic yard limit. An oversized load or a single piece over one hundred fifty pounds needs a quote from the operator.
City collection Neither the acceptable nor the prohibited bulky list names a mattress, so the set has to be confirmed with the operator before it goes out. The City's bulky lists name furniture, carpet, fence panels and appliances but not mattresses, and the operator's page repeats the same lists, so call 972.392.9300 option 2 and ask whether a mattress and box spring go out with the bulky pile and whether any charge applies.
City collection Large kitchen and laundry appliances are on the acceptable bulky list, and a refrigerator or freezer needs certification that the refrigerant was removed before it can be collected. No charge. Appliances are collected with the bulky waste on the regular trash pickup days within the four cubic yard limit, and a single appliance over one hundred fifty pounds needs a quote from the operator. A cooling unit is only collected once the refrigerant certification is provided.
City collection Trash is collected twice a week from customer-owned containers and recycling weekly in the operator's blue cart, with everything out by seven in the morning. The City bills the residential collection service monthly and the pages read do not publish the amount, so call the operator on 972.392.9300 option 2 and confirm the current monthly charge for the address. The household hazardous waste door side collection is stated to be included in that monthly 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?
Colleyville contracts its residential garbage, recycling, bulky waste and brush collection to Community Waste Disposal. Trash is picked up twice a week from customer-owned cans, bags or boxes that weigh no more than fifty pounds when filled, and everything goes out by seven in the morning with three feet of separation between the containers and from obstacles. Bulky waste and loose brush ride the regular trash days too, and a household may set out four cubic yards of bulky waste and loose brush each collection, with tied and bundled brush allowed in unlimited quantity. A load over that limit, or a single item heavier than one hundred fifty pounds, needs a price quote from the hauler, and a cooling appliance cannot be collected at all until a certified technician confirms the refrigerant was removed. Household hazardous waste and used electronics, including televisions, are collected at the doorstep once a month as part of the regular monthly charge, and the City also runs a free annual Clean Sweep drop-off day where residents can bring bulk trash, electronics, tires and hazardous material in one trip.
Trash is collected twice a week from customer-owned containers and recycling weekly in the operator's blue cart, with everything out by seven in the morning.
City cost & eligibility
The City bills the residential collection service monthly and the pages read do not publish the amount, so call the operator on 972.392.9300 option 2 and confirm the current monthly charge for the address. The household hazardous waste door side collection is stated to be included in that monthly charge.
When & how
Trash twice a week and recycling once a week on the address's service days, with all material out no later than seven in the morning for pickup between seven in the morning and seven at night. Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day are the operator's observed holidays, and a collection that falls on those days moves to the next day.
Get it ready
Put household trash in customer-owned cans or in disposable bags or boxes, and keep a filled container to fifty pounds or less because the City sets that limit. Separate the trash containers and the recycling cart by at least three feet and keep them three feet from obstacles such as mailboxes, cars, fences, gas meters and drainage ditches, and position the recycling cart with the wheels toward the residence. Keep bulky waste and brush next to the trash receptacle rather than inside a cart.
Bulky waste and brush on the regular collection days
Accepted with preparation
Bulky waste and loose brush go out with the regular trash collection within a four cubic yard limit, and tied or bundled brush may be set out in unlimited quantity.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulky waste and brush are collected on the regular trash pickup days at no separate charge within the four cubic yard limit per collection, with tied and bundled brush unlimited. A load above the limit, or a single item heavier than one hundred fifty pounds, needs a price quote from the operator first.
When & how
Put the material next to the trash receptacle no later than seven in the morning on the address's regular trash pickup days, which run twice a week.
Get it ready
Keep the pile within four cubic yards, which the City compares to four washing machines side by side, and keep loose household debris inside a box or other disposable container no larger than two feet by two feet by four feet and weighing no more than fifty pounds. Tie or bundle brush so it can be counted separately from the loose pile, place tree limbs with the trunks parallel to the street without blocking the sidewalk, and keep each item or bundle under fifty pounds and no longer than ten feet. Items over one hundred fifty pounds have to be quoted by the operator, and commercial construction, remodeling and demolition debris is refused altogether.
Furniture is on the acceptable bulky list, so a couch goes out with the regular trash day inside the four cubic yard limit.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Furniture is collected with the bulky waste on the regular trash pickup days at no separate charge within the four cubic yard limit. An oversized load or a single piece over one hundred fifty pounds needs a quote from the operator.
When & how
Set the piece next to the trash receptacle by seven in the morning on a regular trash pickup day.
Get it ready
Keep the furniture in the pile next to the receptacle rather than inside a cart, and keep the whole pile within four cubic yards. Bundled carpet goes out in four foot lengths and a fence panel no larger than four feet by six feet is acceptable, so a household can combine those with the furniture in the same collection as long as the volume holds.
Neither the acceptable nor the prohibited bulky list names a mattress, so the set has to be confirmed with the operator before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
The City's bulky lists name furniture, carpet, fence panels and appliances but not mattresses, and the operator's page repeats the same lists, so call 972.392.9300 option 2 and ask whether a mattress and box spring go out with the bulky pile and whether any charge applies.
When & how
Confirm the set first, then use a regular trash pickup day at seven in the morning if it is accepted.
Get it ready
Keep the set out of the carts and keep it inside the four cubic yard pile limit, and ask at the same time whether the set counts as an item that needs a quote, because the operator prices a single item over one hundred fifty pounds separately.
Large kitchen and laundry appliances are on the acceptable bulky list, and a refrigerator or freezer needs certification that the refrigerant was removed before it can be collected.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Appliances are collected with the bulky waste on the regular trash pickup days within the four cubic yard limit, and a single appliance over one hundred fifty pounds needs a quote from the operator. A cooling unit is only collected once the refrigerant certification is provided.
When & how
Set the appliance next to the trash receptacle by seven in the morning on a regular trash pickup day, after any refrigerant work is done.
Get it ready
The City states that federal law prohibits the collection of an air conditioner, refrigerator or freezer unless certification is provided that the chlorofluorocarbons were removed by a certified technician, so have that tag or document in place before the unit goes out. The acceptable list covers washing machines, dryers, water heaters and kitchen appliances as well as refrigerators and freezers, and the unit belongs in the bulky pile rather than in the trash container.
Televisions and used electronics are collected at the doorstep once a month as part of the regular service, and the annual Clean Sweep day takes them as well.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The door side household hazardous and electronic waste collection is included in the regular monthly trash and recycling charge for Colleyville residents and may be used once a month, and the Clean Sweep electronics station is free for residents with proof of residency.
When & how
The door side collection runs on the first and third Friday of each month, and it has to be scheduled by calling the operator no later than the fifteenth of the month before. Call at least two weeks in advance, and the operator mails the collection kit. The Clean Sweep event runs once a year on its posted date.
Get it ready
Use only the bag the operator provides, do not overfill it, and close it securely. Place the bag near the entrance door, the garage or another spot in front of the home, and never curbside, and keep it visible from the street without dragging it. Electronics, auto batteries and fluorescent tubes go outside the bag, with multiple tubes taped together and stood upright, and pool chemicals must never go into the bag because they can start a fire. Wipe the personal data off a computer, phone or smart television before handover.
Commercial construction and remodeling debris is refused in the bulky pile, and only a small amount of do it yourself project material is accepted, at the annual Clean Sweep day.
City cost & eligibility
The operator states it does not provide pickup for commercial demolition, construction or remodeling debris and the City lists that material as prohibited in the bulky pile, while the Clean Sweep day accepts only small amounts of construction material from do it yourself projects, so confirm what the load contains with the operator on 972.392.9300 option 2 or plan for a private container.
When & how
Keep project material off the curb, because it is refused on every regular collection day. A small do it yourself amount goes to the Clean Sweep day on its posted date, and a larger or commercial load has to be arranged privately.
Get it ready
Keep construction, remodeling and demolition debris out of the bulky pile and out of the trash containers, because the City lists commercial construction and remodeling debris as prohibited and the operator states it does not collect it. Small amounts from a do it yourself project can go to the Clean Sweep bulk trash station, and loose household debris still has to be containerized in a box no larger than two feet by two feet by four feet and under fifty pounds.
Tires are refused in the bulky pile and accepted only at the annual Clean Sweep day, with the rims separated.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Tires are prohibited in the bulky pile, and the Clean Sweep day accepts automotive tires free for Colleyville residents who show proof of residency, with the tires and rims separated.
When & how
Bring the tires to the Clean Sweep day on its posted date rather than putting them with the bulky waste, because the regular collection refuses them.
Get it ready
Separate the tires from the rims before the Clean Sweep trip, because the City asks that tires and rims arrive separated, and bring proof of Colleyville residency such as a water bill or driver's license. Keep tires out of the bulky pile and out of the trash containers at all other times.
Household hazardous waste is collected at the doorstep once a month as part of the regular service, and the annual Clean Sweep day takes it in person.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The door side household hazardous waste collection is included in the regular monthly trash and recycling charge for Colleyville residents and may be used once a month, and the Clean Sweep hazardous waste station is free for residents with proof of residency.
When & how
Schedule the door side collection by calling the operator on 972.392.9300 option 2 no later than the fifteenth of the month before and at least two weeks ahead, for a first or third Friday collection, or bring the material to the Clean Sweep day on its posted date.
Get it ready
The accepted door side list covers poison, solvent, oil-based and latex paint, aerosols, used motor oil, auto batteries, fluorescent tubes and televisions. Sort liquid paint by type, keep chemicals in their original containers, double container anything broken or leaking with a like material such as glass for corrosives or metal for flammables, label an unlabeled container whose contents are known, and carry the material in the trunk or truck bed rather than the passenger compartment. Never put hazardous waste in the trash containers or the recycling cart.
Loose brush goes out with the bulky pile inside the volume limit while tied or bundled brush is unlimited, and the operator runs a seasonal leaf route.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Brush is collected with the bulky waste on the regular trash pickup days at no separate charge, with loose brush inside the four cubic yard limit and tied or bundled brush unlimited, and the seasonal leaf and Christmas tree collections are part of the same service.
When & how
Put the material next to the trash receptacle by seven in the morning on a regular trash pickup day, and watch for the operator's seasonal leaf collection dates, which the City posts each year and which begin at eight in the morning.
Get it ready
Place tree limbs with the trunks parallel to the street without obstructing the sidewalk, and keep each item or bundle under fifty pounds and no longer than ten feet. Tie or bundle brush so it counts in the unlimited category rather than in the loose pile, set leaf bags out separately from household trash on the leaf collection days so the regular collection is not missed, and remove tinsel, stands and decorations from a Christmas tree and leave it out of a plastic sack on the January collection day.
Carts and piles out by seven with three feet of room
Trash goes out twice a week and recycling once a week in the operator's blue cart, with everything at the curb no later than seven in the morning for pickup between seven in the morning and seven at night. Keep the trash containers and the recycling cart at least three feet apart and three feet from mailboxes, cars, fences, gas meters and drainage ditches, position the recycling cart with the wheels toward the residence, and keep a filled container to fifty pounds or less.
Bulky waste and brush go out next to the trash receptacle by seven in the morning on a regular trash pickup day, within four cubic yards of bulky waste and loose brush, which the City compares to four washing machines side by side. Tied or bundled brush may be set out in unlimited quantity, household debris has to be boxed in a container no larger than two feet by two feet by four feet and under fifty pounds, and a load above the limit or a single item over one hundred fifty pounds needs a quote from the operator first.
The City runs a free annual Clean Sweep drop-off day in the City Hall south parking lot for Colleyville residents who show proof of residency such as a water bill or driver's license, and it is not for business use. The stations cover household hazardous waste, document shredding limited to about three household trash bags per address, bulk trash including brush, furniture, bulky items, appliances and small amounts of do it yourself construction material, electronics recycling, and automotive tires with tires and rims separated. The event runs for a posted window and closes early if the equipment fills, so arrive early and pre-sort the load.
The hazardous waste kit goes to the doorstep, not the curb
The door side household hazardous waste and used electronics collection runs on the first and third Friday of each month and is included in the regular monthly charge, so it has to be scheduled on 972.392.9300 option 2 no later than the fifteenth of the month before and at least two weeks ahead. The operator mails a kit, and only the provided bag may be used. Place the bag near the entrance door, the garage or another spot in front of the home, never curbside, keep it visible from the street, and put electronics, auto batteries and fluorescent tubes outside the bag with multiple tubes taped together and stood upright.
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 Colleyville with Community Waste Disposal (CWD) as the contracted residential hauler
Set bulky waste and brush out with the regular collection
A Colleyville household with furniture, an appliance, brush or loose bulky items that will not fit the trash containers.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Bulky waste and brush are collected on the regular trash pickup days within the four cubic yard limit, with tied and bundled brush unlimited, and the door side hazardous waste service is included in the monthly charge.
Arrange it
Place the material next to the trash receptacle by seven in the morning on a regular trash pickup day, keeping the pile within the volume limit and placing household debris in a box.
Commercial construction and remodeling debris, household hazardous waste, tires, batteries and propane tanks are refused, loose debris has to be containerized, and a load above the limit or a single item over one hundred fifty pounds needs a quote from the operator first.
City of Colleyville with Community Waste Disposal (CWD) as the contracted residential hauler
Use the door side hazardous waste and electronics collection
A household with paint, solvent, aerosols, motor oil, auto batteries, fluorescent tubes or televisions.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the regular monthly trash and recycling charge, usable once a month by Colleyville residents.
Arrange it
Call 972.392.9300 option 2 at least two weeks ahead and no later than the fifteenth of the month before for a first or third Friday collection, use the kit the operator mails, and place the bag at the doorstep rather than the curb.
The collection runs on the first and third Fridays only, the scheduling deadline is the fifteenth of the prior month, only the provided bag may be used, pool chemicals must never go in it, and the bag has to be at the doorstep and visible from the street rather than curbside.
City of Colleyville with Community Waste Disposal (CWD) as the contracted residential hauler
Take the load to the Clean Sweep drop-off day
A Colleyville household with hazardous material, documents to shred, bulk trash, electronics or tires to get rid of in one trip.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for Colleyville residents with proof of residency, such as a water bill or driver's license, and not for business use.
Arrange it
Drive to the City Hall south parking lot during the posted event window, which runs in the morning and closes early once the equipment fills, and pre-sort the load among the five stations.
The event runs once a year on its posted date, shredding is limited to about three household trash bags per address, the bulk station takes only small amounts of do it yourself construction material, and tires have to arrive with the rims separated.
City of Colleyville with Community Waste Disposal (CWD) as the contracted residential hauler
Ask the operator for a quote on an oversized load
A household whose pile exceeds four cubic yards or whose single item weighs more than one hundred fifty pounds.
Cost & conditions
The City tells residents to call the operator for a pickup price quote when the load exceeds the acceptable limit or a single item weighs more than one hundred fifty pounds, and the operator states that estimates for a special pickup are free, so call 972.392.9300 option 2 and confirm the price before the pile goes out.
Arrange it
Call the operator before setting the load out, describe the items, and take the quoted price before the pickup is booked.
The quote covers a load beyond the standard allowance, the estimate is free but the collection itself is charged, and material the operator refuses, such as commercial construction debris or hazardous waste, is not made acceptable by paying for a quote.
Self haul in Colleyville means the City's annual Clean Sweep drop-off day, because the regular bulky service is already collected from the curb. Clean Sweep runs once a year in the City Hall south parking lot and is free for Colleyville residents who show proof of residency such as a water bill or driver's license, with stations for household hazardous waste, document shredding limited to about three household trash bags per address, bulk trash including brush, furniture, bulky items, appliances and small amounts of do it yourself construction material, electronics recycling and automotive tires with the tires and rims separated. The City also names a year round alternative for the hazardous and electronic material, which is the operator's door side collection included in the monthly charge but running only on the first and third Fridays with the request due by the fifteenth of the previous month. Residents have no free access to an area landfill, so the City notes that any dumping charge is based on the weight or size of the load and varies from site to site, and that tree limbs and brush may cost less at an area composter. Fire extinguishers go to the Fire Department on 817.503.1401 and can be dropped at the Central Fire Station on Colleyville Boulevard. City Clean Sweep page with the annual free drop-off event, its stations and the residency proof ruleCity garbage and recycling page with the bulky waste and brush rules, the item lists and the household hazardous waste summaryOperator Colleyville service page with the cart details, the bulky and brush program, the door side hazardous waste procedure and the special pickup answer
Drop-off point for a fire extinguisher that needs safe disposal
Colleyville Central Fire Station
5209 Colleyville Boulevard, Colleyville, TX 76034
A fire extinguisher that is expired or otherwise needs safe disposal, which the City routes to the Fire Department rather than the household waste collection.
The City gives the Fire Department number for an extinguisher, and the station is a fire station rather than a waste facility, so call ahead on 817.503.1401 before arriving with anything other than an extinguisher.
Call the Colleyville Fire Department on 817.503.1401 before the trip, because the pages read do not publish drop-off hours for the station.
The City publishes the drop-off point and the Fire Department number but no fee, so call 817.503.1401 and confirm the terms before bringing an extinguisher in.
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 much bulky waste can a Colleyville household set out?+
Four cubic yards of bulky waste and loose brush per collection, which the City compares to four washing machines side by side, and tied or bundled brush may be set out in unlimited quantity. Bulky waste and brush go out next to the trash receptacle by seven in the morning on a regular trash pickup day, and a load above the limit or a single item over one hundred fifty pounds needs a price quote from the operator first.Official guidance
What cannot go in a Colleyville bulky pile?+
Commercial construction and remodeling debris, household hazardous waste, tires, batteries and propane tanks, and any loose debris that is not inside a box or disposable container no larger than two feet by two feet by four feet and under fifty pounds. The operator also refuses a single item heavier than one hundred fifty pounds, which has to be quoted or handled another way.Official guidance
Will Colleyville collect a couch?+
Yes. Furniture is on the City's acceptable bulky waste list, and bulky waste goes out next to the trash receptacle by seven in the morning on a regular trash pickup day, which runs twice a week. Keep the pile within four cubic yards, and note that a single piece over one hundred fifty pounds has to be quoted by the operator first.Official guidance
How does a refrigerator leave a Colleyville home?+
It goes out with the bulky waste on a regular trash pickup day, but only after certification is provided that the refrigerant was removed by a certified technician, because the City states that federal law prohibits the collection of an air conditioner, refrigerator or freezer without it. Washing machines, dryers, water heaters and kitchen appliances are on the acceptable list as well, and a unit heavier than one hundred fifty pounds needs a quote from the operator first.Official guidance
Where do televisions and electronics go in Colleyville?+
They are collected at the doorstep under the operator's household hazardous and electronic waste door side collection, which is included in the regular monthly charge and may be used once a month on the first and third Fridays, scheduled no later than the fifteenth of the month before and at least two weeks ahead. Televisions are on the accepted list, and electronics can also go to the electronics recycling station at the City's free annual Clean Sweep day.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Colleyville?+
Community Waste Disposal collects residential garbage, recycling, bulky waste and brush under contract with the City, and the City points residents to the operator for service questions, cart replacements and pickup estimates on 972.392.9300 option 2. The City also runs its own annual Clean Sweep drop-off day for residents.Official guidance
How do I get a Colleyville load that is over the limit collected?+
Call the operator on 972.392.9300 option 2 and ask for an estimate, because the City tells residents to request a pickup price quote when a load exceeds the acceptable limit or a single item weighs more than one hundred fifty pounds, and the operator states that estimates for a special pickup are free. The regular bulky allowance is four cubic yards with tied or bundled brush unlimited.Official guidance
What do I do if Colleyville misses my pickup?+
Contact the operator's customer service within twenty four hours of the missed pickup on 972.392.9300 option 2, which is the window the operator publishes for a missed collection. The same number handles a cart replacement request.Official guidance
Is there free landfill access for Colleyville residents?+
No. The City states that Colleyville residents do not have free access to any area landfills, and that dumping charges are based on the weight or size of the load and vary from site to site. It also notes that disposing of biodegradable material such as tree limbs and brush may cost less at an area composter.Official guidance
