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City collection Furniture is bulk waste in Duncanville and goes out on one of the address's twice monthly collection weeks, inside a ten cubic yard combined load. No charge. City of Duncanville residential address on the brush and bulk schedule. The city publishes no bulky item fee and runs the service twice a month by street, not by appointment.
City collection Mattresses are named as household bulk waste and go out on the same twice monthly schedule as furniture. No charge. City of Duncanville residential address on the brush and bulk schedule, with no published bulky item fee.
City collection Cooling appliances are accepted as bulk with one condition the city enforces: the refrigerant has to be removed and the unit tagged by a certified technician before it goes out. The city lists refrigerators and window units as acceptable bulk only when the refrigerant has been properly removed and the equipment tagged by a certified technician, and it publishes no fee for the pickup or for the refrigerant work. Confirm the tagging arrangement with a certified technician and any charge with the city or the hauler before the collection week.
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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Will the city take it?
Duncanville runs brush and bulk on a fixed twice monthly schedule rather than on request, so a couch, a mattress or an appliance waits for the collection week for the address. Households north of Wheatland Road are on weeks one and three and households south of it are on weeks two and four, with everything out by the Monday morning and the whole week allowed for the crew. A combined load is capped at ten cubic yards, the piles have to be separated, and the city refuses tires, carpet, electronics, hazardous waste and construction material. Electronics and chemicals leave through the city's seasonal collection events and the Dallas County collection centre instead.
Furniture is bulk waste in Duncanville and goes out on one of the address's twice monthly collection weeks, inside a ten cubic yard combined load.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Duncanville residential address on the brush and bulk schedule. The city publishes no bulky item fee and runs the service twice a month by street, not by appointment.
When & how
North of Wheatland Road the brush and bulk weeks are weeks one and three; south of it they are weeks two and four. Week one starts with the first Monday of the month, material goes out by 7 a.m. on the Monday but no earlier than the Saturday before, and the crew has until Saturday of that week.
Get it ready
Keep the bulk pile at least two feet from the brush pile and five feet from other items, and leave it behind the front curb without blocking the sidewalk. The combined load may not exceed ten cubic yards, and anything over that has to be removed by the household or held for the next collection week.
Mattresses are named as household bulk waste and go out on the same twice monthly schedule as furniture.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Duncanville residential address on the brush and bulk schedule, with no published bulky item fee.
When & how
Use the collection week for the address, north or south of Wheatland Road, and have the mattress at the front curb by 7 a.m. on the Monday and no earlier than the Saturday before.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and clear of the sidewalk, keep it out of the brush pile, and count it inside the ten cubic yard combined load. Nothing needs to be wrapped, but the pile has to stay five feet from other items and two feet from the brush pile.
Stoves, dishwashers and water tanks are on the city's acceptable bulk list, and refrigerators and window units are accepted once the refrigerant is handled.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Duncanville residential address on the brush and bulk schedule. The city publishes no bulky item fee. A unit holding refrigerant needs the refrigerant removed and the equipment tagged by a certified technician first.
When & how
Set the appliance out during one of the address's two monthly collection weeks, at the front curb by 7 a.m. on the Monday of that week.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and keep it in the bulk pile rather than the brush pile or the garbage can. For a refrigerator or a window unit, have the refrigerant properly removed and the equipment tagged by a certified technician before the collection week, because the city will not take an untagged cooling appliance.
Cooling appliances are accepted as bulk with one condition the city enforces: the refrigerant has to be removed and the unit tagged by a certified technician before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
The city lists refrigerators and window units as acceptable bulk only when the refrigerant has been properly removed and the equipment tagged by a certified technician, and it publishes no fee for the pickup or for the refrigerant work. Confirm the tagging arrangement with a certified technician and any charge with the city or the hauler before the collection week.
When & how
Arrange the refrigerant removal and tagging before the address's brush and bulk week, because an untagged unit will not be collected.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, keep the doors on for the haul, and keep it in the bulk pile rather than the brush pile. Put the tagging paperwork with the owner's records rather than on the unit in a way that can blow away.
Electronic waste is refused at the curb and at the county centre, and the city takes only computers, cell phones and small electronics at its seasonal collection events, not televisions or large appliances.
City cost & eligibility
The city's seasonal collection event accepts computers, cell phones and small electronics but refuses televisions and large appliances, and the Dallas County centre refuses electronics of any kind, so no free receiving site for a screen is published. The city points residents to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for other electronics options, so confirm the destination before loading a screen.
When & how
Watch for the city's spring and fall collection events, which the city holds with other participating cities at temporary locations, and check the TCEQ guidance the city links for anything the events refuse.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before a computer or phone leaves the house, and keep electronics out of the brush and bulk pile, out of the garbage and out of the county chemical load. A television is the item most likely to be refused everywhere, so ask before moving it.
Construction material is refused at the curb, while small do it yourself project material is accepted as bulk. The city names a landfill for the rest.
City cost & eligibility
The city states that construction material is not picked up and has to be removed by the contractor doing the work or taken to Skyline Landfill for a published fee, which the city prints as $35. It publishes no full rate schedule for that landfill, so confirm the current charge and the load rules before hauling.
When & how
Keep project material out of the collection week pile and either have the contractor remove it or plan the landfill trip, since the curb will not take lumber, drywall, paneling, tile, flooring, siding or concrete.
Get it ready
Separate small do it yourself project material from a real renovation load, because the city accepts modest home project debris as bulk but refuses construction material. Keep chemicals, paint and tires out of either load.
Exercise equipment is not named on the city's bulk list, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before the collection week.
City cost & eligibility
The city names furniture, mattresses, tables and appliances as bulk items and does not name exercise equipment, and it publishes no bulky fee to apply. Ask the city or Republic Services whether the machine counts as bulk before the collection week.
When & how
Call before the address's brush and bulk week rather than putting the machine out on the assumption it will be taken.
Get it ready
Describe the machine and its weight when calling, fold or tie down the deck and handles, and keep loose weights with the frame. Keep the machine out of the brush pile and inside the ten cubic yard combined limit if the city accepts it.
Two collection weeks a month, assigned by side of Wheatland Road
Brush and bulk are collected twice a month on the address's assigned weeks. Households north of Wheatland Road are on weeks one and three and households south of it are on weeks two and four, week one beginning with the first Monday of the month. Material goes out by 7 a.m. on the Monday, no earlier than the Saturday before, and the crew has the whole week through Saturday.
Ten cubic yards, two piles, and nothing heavy in the brush pile
A combined brush and bulk load may not exceed ten cubic yards, and anything above that is the household's to remove or hold for the next collection week. Keep the piles behind the front curb without blocking the sidewalk, leave two feet between the brush pile and the bulk pile and five feet between those piles and any other item, and keep the brush pile to organic yard waste no more than five feet high.
Tires, carpet, electronics, chemicals and project material stay out
The curbside brush and bulk programme refuses tires, carpet, flammables, hazardous waste, electronic waste and construction material such as lumber, drywall, paneling, tile, flooring, siding and concrete. Small yard waste under two inches in diameter can go out with the regular trash in a bag or cardboard box at no more than 35 pounds, and loose trash is not collected at all.
Chemicals and screens need one of the collection events
Household chemicals and small electronics go to the city's spring and fall collection events, which the city holds with other participating cities at temporary locations. The event takes chemical products for home use, paints and home repair products, lawn and garden chemicals, aerosols, pool chemicals, cleaners, batteries of all kinds, automotive fluids and oil filters, fluorescent tubes, and computers, cell phones and small electronics, and it refuses televisions, large appliances, tires, medical waste, explosives, containers larger than five gallons and construction debris.
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 Duncanville Public Works with Republic Services and Dallas County
Twice monthly brush and bulk collection
A Duncanville household with furniture, a mattress, a stove, a dishwasher, a water tank or another household item too large for the cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. City of Duncanville residential address on the brush and bulk schedule. No bulky item fee and no appointment are published.
Arrange it
Find the collection weeks for the address from the side of Wheatland Road, then put the piles behind the front curb by 7 a.m. on the Monday of the week and no earlier than the Saturday before. Republic Services answers at 972-225-4207 or 972-225-5252 and the city contact is David Dunn at (972) 780-5079.
Two weeks a month only, ten cubic yards combined, and only the items the city lists. Tires, carpet, electronics, hazardous waste and construction material are refused, a refrigerator or window unit needs the refrigerant removed and a technician's tag first, and anything over the limit stays with the household.
City of Duncanville Public Works with Republic Services and Dallas County
City household chemical and electronics collection event
A Duncanville household with paint, home chemicals, batteries, automotive fluids, fluorescent tubes, computers, cell phones or small electronics.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to city residents at the collection events the city holds with the network of participating cities each spring and fall, at temporary locations around the metroplex.
Arrange it
Watch for the event flyer in the water bill and on the city website, then bring the material to the published location. The listed city event ran from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 206 James Collins Blvd in the Duncanville Senior Center parking lot.
One day events rather than a standing site, and the accepted list stops at small electronics: televisions and large appliances, tires, medical waste, explosives, containers larger than five gallons, common trash and construction debris are all refused. The city solid waste coordinator answers at (972) 780-4946.
City of Duncanville Public Works with Republic Services and Dallas County
Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center
A Duncanville household with leftover paint, solvents, cleaners, pool or lawn chemicals, batteries or automotive fluids that the seasonal event did not cover.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for residents of the participating cities and unincorporated Dallas County with a driver's license and a water or other utility bill as proof of address, which the city confirms covers Duncanville residents. Residents of all other cities must pay a minimum of $100.00 in waste management fees.
Arrange it
Drive to 11234 Plano Road in Dallas during the published hours: Tuesdays 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Wednesdays and Thursdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the second and fourth Saturdays of the month from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The centre answers at (214) 553-1765.
Chemicals only from a household. Electronics, construction debris, tires, medical waste, radioactive materials, shock sensitive materials, smoke detectors, explosives, common trash and containers larger than five gallons are refused, and the hours are subject to change.
A household or contractor with construction material the curbside brush and bulk programme will not take.
Cost & conditions
The city says construction material has to be removed by the contractor doing the work or taken to Skyline Landfill for a published fee, which the city prints as $35. No full landfill rate schedule is published, so confirm the charge and the load rules directly before hauling.
Arrange it
Have the contractor remove the material, or call the landfill the city names to confirm the current fee and any load limits before making the trip.
Project material never goes in the curbside pile, and a load that mixes in chemicals, paint or tires creates a second problem rather than being solved by the trip.
Duncanville keeps most bulky material on a calendar rather than on a phone call. Brush and bulk are collected twice a month, on weeks one and three north of Wheatland Road and weeks two and four south of it, with a combined load of no more than ten cubic yards behind the front curb by Monday morning. Household furniture, mattresses, tables and appliances are the bulk items the city lists, refrigerators and window units need the refrigerant removed and the unit tagged by a certified technician first, and tires, carpet, electronics, hazardous waste and construction material are refused. Household chemicals and small electronics go to the city's spring and fall collection events instead, and the Dallas County centre on Plano Road takes chemicals year round from participating cities with proof of address. Project material is the one load with no public route beyond the contractor or the landfill the city names. Brush and bulk collection schedule, limits, accepted items and refusalsTrash collection page with the brush and bulk rules and the construction alternativeHousehold hazardous waste events, accepted items and the county centreDallas County Home Chemical Collection Center hours, proof of residency and fees
County chemical collection centre open year round
Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center
11234 Plano Road, Dallas, TX 75243-8506
Household chemical products including aerosol sprays, automotive fluids, gas and oil filters, batteries of all kinds, cleaners and polishes, craft and hobby supplies, fluorescent light tubes, lawn and garden chemicals, paint and home repair products, and pool chemicals.
Chemicals from households only. Electronics, construction debris, tires, medical waste, radioactive materials, shock sensitive materials, smoke detectors, explosives, common trash and recyclables, and containers larger than five gallons are refused, and a driver's license plus a water or other utility bill is required as proof of address.
Tuesdays 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Wednesdays and Thursdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the second and fourth Saturdays of the month from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hours are subject to change, so the centre asks residents to call (214) 553-1765 to verify.
No charge. Free for residents of the participating cities, which the city confirms includes Duncanville, and for unincorporated areas of Dallas County, with proof of address. Residents of all other cities must pay a minimum of $100.00 in waste management fees.
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 does a couch leave a Duncanville address?+
It goes out as bulk waste on the address's twice monthly brush and bulk week, with the pile behind the front curb and out by 7 a.m. on the Monday of that week. Households north of Wheatland Road are on weeks one and three and households south of it are on weeks two and four, and a combined load may not exceed ten cubic yards.Official guidance
Will Duncanville take a mattress at the curb?+
Yes. Mattresses are named as household bulk items, and they go out on the address's brush and bulk weeks behind the front curb by 7 a.m. on the Monday and no earlier than the Saturday before. The combined brush and bulk pile may not exceed ten cubic yards.Official guidance
What does Duncanville require for a refrigerator pickup?+
A refrigerator or window unit is acceptable bulk only if the refrigerant has been properly removed and the equipment tagged by a certified technician. Arrange that work first, then put the unit at the front curb during one of the address's two monthly collection weeks. The city publishes no fee for the pickup or for the refrigerant work, so confirm both.Official guidance
Where do Duncanville televisions and computers go?+
Not to the curb, because electronic waste is on the city's unacceptable bulk list. Computers, cell phones and small electronics are accepted at the city's seasonal collection events, but televisions and large appliances are refused there, and the Dallas County centre refuses electronics of any kind. The city points residents to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality for other electronics options, so confirm a destination before moving a screen.Official guidance
Who collects bulky items in Duncanville?+
The city runs the brush and bulk programme through Republic Services, which collects twice a month on the address's assigned week, and the Municipal Service Center at 330 Shady Trail Dr answers at (972) 780-4900 from Monday to Friday between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. Republic Services handles collection questions at 972-225-4207 or 972-225-5252, and brush questions can also go to the city at (972) 780-5079.Official guidance
Which weeks are my brush and bulk collection in Duncanville?+
Households north of Wheatland Road are on weeks one and three and households south of it are on weeks two and four, with week one starting on the first Monday of the month. Material goes out by 7 a.m. on the Monday and no earlier than the Saturday before, and the crew has until Saturday of that week to collect it.Official guidance
What happens to yard waste in Duncanville?+
Brush, limbs and tree trimmings make up the brush pile, which must be organic yard waste only, no more than five feet high and separate from the bulk pile, and uncontaminated loads go to Organix for recycling. Small yard waste under two inches in diameter can go out with the regular trash in a bag or cardboard box at no more than 35 pounds, and loose trash is not collected.Official guidance
