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City collection Small pieces of furniture are named heavy trash items, collected every Wednesday free of charge, and the transfer station takes furniture as well. No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service for Deer Park addresses, and the transfer station on Old Underwood Road is also free to residents who show a current utility bill and driver's license.
City collection The City names small furniture and appliances but never bedding, so a mattress needs to be confirmed with the Sanitation Division before it goes out. Heavy trash and the transfer station are both part of the residential service with no published per item charge, but a mattress is not named anywhere in the City material. Confirm with the Sanitation Division or the transfer station at 281-478-7213 that the piece is accepted on the heavy trash day or at the gate.
City collection Appliances are named heavy trash items, and a refrigerator has to have its door removed or secured before it goes to the curb. No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service, and appliances are also accepted free at the transfer station when the resident shows a current utility bill and driver's license.
City collection Heavy trash runs every Wednesday for yard waste, limbs, toys, small furniture and appliances, with the transfer station as the Saturday alternative. No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service, with no fee published for heavy trash or for the transfer station drop-off for residents who show a current utility bill and driver's license.
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.
Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.
The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Deer Park runs its own sanitation division, and the curb does most of the work. Regular household rubbish has to be bagged and goes out twice a week on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday, while every Wednesday is reserved for heavy trash: yard waste, tree limbs cut to four feet and under six inches thick, toys, small furniture and appliances, all behind the curb line by 8 a.m. A refrigerator only goes out with the door removed or taped shut. For everything else, the city transfer station on Old Underwood Road takes fencing, appliances, furniture, electronics and single-stream recyclables with no fee for residents who show a utility bill and driver's license, while household chemicals go to the Harris County facility by appointment and scrap tires go to private handlers on the state list.
Small pieces of furniture are named heavy trash items, collected every Wednesday free of charge, and the transfer station takes furniture as well.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service for Deer Park addresses, and the transfer station on Old Underwood Road is also free to residents who show a current utility bill and driver's license.
When & how
Set furniture behind the curb line by 8 a.m. on a Wednesday heavy trash day, or drop it at the transfer station during its posted hours.
Get it ready
Stack the piece so it can be handled easily, keep it clear of the bagged rubbish, and break nothing down into loose debris. Heavy trash volume can push part of the route to Friday, and the City is not responsible for debris from a private contracted cleanout.
The City names small furniture and appliances but never bedding, so a mattress needs to be confirmed with the Sanitation Division before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
Heavy trash and the transfer station are both part of the residential service with no published per item charge, but a mattress is not named anywhere in the City material. Confirm with the Sanitation Division or the transfer station at 281-478-7213 that the piece is accepted on the heavy trash day or at the gate.
When & how
Call 281-478-7213 before the mattress is set out, then use the Wednesday heavy trash day or the transfer station if it is accepted.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry, flat and clear of the bagged rubbish so it can be handled without tearing, and do not leave it out through a rainy week.
Appliances are named heavy trash items, and a refrigerator has to have its door removed or secured before it goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service, and appliances are also accepted free at the transfer station when the resident shows a current utility bill and driver's license.
When & how
Put the appliance behind the curb line by 8 a.m. on a Wednesday heavy trash day, or take it to the transfer station on Old Underwood Road during posted hours.
Get it ready
Remove the refrigerator door or secure it with tape or rope so a child cannot get inside, which the City requires. Keep solvents and flammable liquids out of the load in every case, because the transfer station refuses them, and remove the gas tank from a lawnmower before dropping it off.
Electronics are accepted at the city transfer station with the rest of the household material, and computers route to the state computer recycling programme.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free at the transfer station for Deer Park residents who show a current utility bill and driver's license as proof of residency.
When & how
Drop the devices at the transfer station on Old Underwood Road during posted hours, and check the day before travelling because the published Saturday hours differ between city pages.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the bagged rubbish and out of the single-stream recycling bin, which takes paper, cardboard, plastic bottles and metal cans only. The City routes computers and related equipment to the Texas Recycles Computers programme, and the transfer station refuses solvents and flammable liquids.
Old fencing is named on the transfer station list, while the City disclaims debris from private contracted jobs, so other construction material has to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
Fencing is an accepted transfer station item with no published fee beyond the residency check, but the City does not publish a construction debris rule and states that it is not responsible for debris generated by private contracted jobs. Confirm the material and the load with the transfer station at 281-478-7213 before hauling.
When & how
Take accepted material to the transfer station during posted hours, and confirm the Saturday closing time first because two city pages publish different figures.
Get it ready
Keep solvents, flammable liquids and large automotive parts out of the load, since the transfer station refuses them, and keep the material out of the bagged rubbish and the single-stream recycling bin. Contractors working for profit are responsible for their own debris.
Heavy trash runs every Wednesday for yard waste, limbs, toys, small furniture and appliances, with the transfer station as the Saturday alternative.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service, with no fee published for heavy trash or for the transfer station drop-off for residents who show a current utility bill and driver's license.
When & how
Items go behind the curb line by 8 a.m. on a Wednesday, and the remainder of a heavy week is finished by Friday. The transfer station takes heavy trash on Saturdays as well.
Get it ready
Cut tree limbs to four feet or less and under six inches in diameter and stack them neatly behind the curb. Bag all regular rubbish, because loose trash inside a container of any type is never collected, and tag an old trash can with a sign reading discard trash can if it is being thrown out.
Exercise machines are not on the City's heavy trash or transfer station lists, so acceptance has to be confirmed rather than assumed.
City cost & eligibility
There is no published charge for heavy trash or for the transfer station, but exercise equipment is unnamed in the City material. Confirm the machine with the Sanitation Division or the transfer station at 281-478-7213 before it is set out or dropped off.
When & how
Call 281-478-7213 first, then use a Wednesday heavy trash day or the transfer station if the machine is accepted.
Get it ready
Break the machine down where the maker allows it and remove any gas tank or fuel, because items with an engine are only accepted with the tank removed. Keep the machine out of the bagged rubbish and clear of the recycling bin.
Regular household rubbish has to be bagged and at the curb by 8 a.m. on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday collection day. Trash inside a can of any type is never collected, and an old can being discarded needs a sign taped to it reading discard trash can.
Every Wednesday is reserved for heavy trash, and the volume can push the remainder of the route to Friday. Yard waste, tree limbs, toys, small furniture and appliances go behind the curb line by 8 a.m. and are stacked so they can be handled easily.
Tree limbs have to be cut to four feet or less and be smaller than six inches in diameter, then stacked neatly behind the curb line. Material left by a private contractor stays the property owner's problem, because the City is not responsible for contracted job debris.
The transfer station at 610 Old Underwood Road takes household and heavy trash, fencing, appliances, furniture, electronics and single-stream recyclables with no fee, but residents must show a current utility bill and driver's license. Large automotive parts, solvents and flammable liquids are refused, and any machine with a gas tank has to have it removed.
Oil rides the truck, chemicals need an appointment
Waste oil goes to the curb with the regular trash in a screw tight disposable container, and the truck drains it before compacting the empty container. Solvents, flammable liquids and other household chemicals cannot go in the bagged rubbish or to the transfer station, so they belong at the Harris County household hazardous waste facility by appointment.
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 Deer Park Sanitation Division, with Harris County for household hazardous waste
City curbside rubbish service
Deer Park households that need regular household rubbish collected at the curb.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service for Deer Park addresses. No per bag or per pickup charge is published, and the City collects only bagged rubbish from the curb.
Arrange it
Bag everything, put it at the curb by 8 a.m. on the collection day for the address, and check the collection map for which of Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday applies.
Trash inside a can is never collected, loose or unbagged rubbish stays put, and the 2026 holiday dates listed by the City interrupt the normal schedule.
City of Deer Park Sanitation Division, with Harris County for household hazardous waste
Wednesday heavy trash pickup
Households with yard waste, limbs, toys, small furniture or appliances that will not fit in the bagged rubbish.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the residential sanitation service, with the City noting that heavy trash runs weekly rather than monthly or quarterly.
Arrange it
Stack the material behind the curb line by 8 a.m. on Wednesday and keep it separate from the bagged rubbish.
Volume can push collection to Friday, limbs must be four feet or less and under six inches in diameter, a refrigerator needs its door removed or secured, and contractor job debris is not the City's responsibility.
City of Deer Park Sanitation Division, with Harris County for household hazardous waste
Transfer station drop-off
Residents who would rather haul a load than wait for the Wednesday route, including fencing, appliances, furniture and electronics.
Cost & conditions
No charge. No fee to use the facility, with proof of residency required in the form of a current utility bill and driver's license.
Arrange it
Take the load to 610 Old Underwood Road during posted hours, and call 281-478-7213 to confirm the closing time because the Saturday hours are published differently on two city pages.
Large automotive parts, solvents and flammable liquids are refused, lawnmowers and similar machines need their gas tanks removed, and food waste, plastic bags and polystyrene are not accepted in the recycling drop-off.
City of Deer Park Sanitation Division, with Harris County for household hazardous waste
Harris County household hazardous waste appointment
Households with solvents, flammable liquids, paints, garden chemicals and other material the transfer station refuses.
Cost & conditions
The appointment page publishes the eligibility: residents of Harris County who live outside the incorporated City of Houston limits may use the facility, and the county describes household hazardous waste collection as free to residents of unincorporated Harris County. Deer Park is an incorporated city that is not Houston, so confirm the charge for the address when the appointment is booked.
Arrange it
Make an appointment before travelling to 6900 Hahl Road in Houston, entered from Hahl Road, with appointments on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on the second and fourth Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The facility serves Harris County residents outside the incorporated City of Houston jurisdiction and accepts only material used in a resident's home for personal use, it closes for the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year weeks, and it can close in bad weather.
Households with used tires, which the City cannot collect or accept.
Cost & conditions
The City states plainly that it cannot dispose of used tires and points residents to the state environmental agency's list of active scrap tire handlers, where the price is set by the handler rather than by the City.
Arrange it
Use the state list to find an active handler in the area, then confirm the count, the size and the price before delivering the tires.
Tires cannot go in the bagged rubbish and the City offers no tire route, so illegal dumping rules apply to improper disposal.
Deer Park households can haul their own loads to the city transfer station at 610 Old Underwood Road, which takes household and heavy trash, fencing, appliances, furniture, electronics and single-stream recyclables with no fee for residents who show a current utility bill and driver's license. Large automotive parts, solvents and flammable liquids are refused there, and lawnmowers are only accepted with the gas tank removed. Waste oil is collected at the curb with the regular trash in a screw tight disposable container, since the trucks carry an oil repository, while used tires have no city route at all and go to a private scrap tire handler from the state list. Household chemicals belong at the Harris County hazardous waste facility on Hahl Road in Houston, which works by appointment and serves county residents living outside the City of Houston jurisdiction. Transfer station hours, residency proof, accepted items and refusalsCurbside waste oil collection and the scrap tire handler routingCounty hazardous waste facility address, appointment days, eligibility and closures
City transfer station and recycling drop-off
Deer Park Transfer Station
610 Old Underwood Road, Deer Park, TX 77536
Household and heavy trash, old fencing materials, appliances, furniture, electronics, and single-stream recycling of paper, cardboard, plastic bottles and metal cans in one bin.
Large automotive parts, solvents and flammable liquids are refused, lawnmowers and similar machines are accepted only with the gas tank removed, food waste, plastic bags and polystyrene foam are not accepted in the recycling stream, and proof of residency through a current utility bill and driver's license is required at the gate.
Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. per the recycling page, with Saturday published as 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on the depository page and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on the recycling page, so confirm the closing time at 281-478-7213 before travelling.
No charge. No fee to use the facility for Deer Park residents who show a current utility bill and driver's license, as stated on both the curbside and depository pages.
Household chemicals and other hazardous household items used in the home, including solvents and flammable liquids that the Deer Park transfer station refuses.
Appointment only, and only items used in a resident's home for personal use are accepted. The facility serves Harris County residents who live outside the incorporated City of Houston jurisdiction and do not receive City of Houston services or pay City of Houston taxes.
Appointments on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on the second and fourth Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with the facility closed during the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year weeks and possible weather closures confirmed on 346-286-4294.
The appointment page publishes the eligibility: residents of Harris County who live outside the incorporated City of Houston limits may use the facility, and the county describes household hazardous waste collection as free to residents of unincorporated Harris County. Deer Park is an incorporated city that is not Houston, so confirm the charge for the address when booking the appointment.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
When does Deer Park pick up furniture?+
Every Wednesday is heavy trash day, and small pieces of furniture are on the accepted list. Items go behind the curb line by 8 a.m., the volume can push part of the route to Friday, and the transfer station on Old Underwood Road accepts furniture as well.Official guidance
Does Deer Park take mattresses on heavy trash day?+
The City lists small furniture, toys, yard waste, tree limbs and appliances but not mattresses, so confirm with the Sanitation Division at 281-478-7213 before setting one out. The transfer station is the other route once acceptance is confirmed.Official guidance
What has to be done to a refrigerator before pickup?+
The door has to come off or be secured with tape or rope to prevent a child from getting inside, which the City states as the reason for the rule. Appliances are then collected with the Wednesday heavy trash or accepted at the transfer station.Official guidance
Where does a Deer Park television go?+
To the city transfer station at 610 Old Underwood Road, which accepts electronics along with appliances, furniture and fencing, free of charge to residents who bring a current utility bill and driver's license. Electronics do not belong in the bagged rubbish or the single-stream recycling bin.Official guidance
Is there a special route for old computers?+
The City points computer and computer equipment recycling to the Texas Recycles Computers programme, while the transfer station accepts electronics as part of the household drop-off. Either route avoids putting the device in the bagged rubbish.Official guidance
What does Deer Park charge for trash and heavy trash pickup?+
Both are included in the residential sanitation service, and the transfer station carries no fee for residents who bring a current utility bill and driver's license. Bagged rubbish runs twice a week on a Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday route, and heavy trash runs every Wednesday, with the remainder finished by Friday when the volume is high.Official guidance
Why does Deer Park only collect bagged rubbish?+
Because the City states that trash inside a can of any type is not collected. Everything goes out in bags by 8 a.m. on the collection day, and an old trash can being discarded needs a sign taped to it reading discard trash can.Official guidance
Where do Deer Park residents take paint, solvents and other chemicals?+
To the Harris County household hazardous waste facility at 6900 Hahl Road in Houston, by appointment only, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. or the second and fourth Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. It serves county residents living outside the City of Houston jurisdiction, accepts only items used in the home for personal use, and the county describes the service as free to unincorporated residents, so confirm any charge when booking. Waste oil is different: it goes to the curb with the regular trash in a screw tight disposable container.Official guidance
Can Deer Park collect used tires?+
No. The City states that it cannot dispose of used tires and points residents to the state environmental agency's list of active scrap tire handlers, who set their own prices. Tires never go in the bagged rubbish, and illegal dumping rules apply.Official guidance
