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City collection Sofas, chairs and other household furniture are bulky items in Grand Prairie, which means a free curbside pickup that a resident books by phone and that runs weekly. Furniture that is still in good condition can also be donated to a secondhand store instead of being set out. No charge. Bulky item collection is a free weekly service for Grand Prairie residences who call Republic Services on 817-261-8812 to schedule the stop, and hold times on that line can run 20 to 30 minutes when call volume is high.
City collection Grand Prairie describes bulky items as appliances and furniture such as sofas and chairs, and the published pages do not name mattresses, so a mattress or box spring has to be confirmed before it goes out rather than assumed to be covered. The bulky pickup itself is free, but a mattress is not named in the city's bulky item description, so confirm the mattress and box spring with Republic Services on 817-261-8812 before booking; the landfill list names large items such as refrigerators and sofas as examples and does not name mattresses either, so call 972-237-8151 before a self-haul trip.
City collection Appliances are the clearest case the city names: washers, clothes dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, air conditioning units and stovetops all come under the free weekly bulky pickup, and the landfill also takes appliances from residents. No charge. The curbside appliance pickup is free when a resident books it with Republic Services on 817-261-8812, and an appliance hauled to the Grand Prairie Landfill counts as one of the five free residential loads a household gets each year, before the charge that applies to later loads.
City collection Bulky collection is free and available weekly by appointment for appliances and furniture, while bagged household garbage follows the regular twice weekly route and is limited to one cubic yard at a time. No charge. The weekly bulky pickup carries no separate fee when a resident books it with Republic Services on 817-261-8812, and households that have moved to carts have bulky material up to two cubic yards collected each week without calling unless the item is an appliance, while an extra garbage cart is billed at 6.56 dollars a month.
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?
Grand Prairie keeps most large household items on a free weekly curbside route that residents book by phone with Republic Services, and the city names appliances and furniture such as washers, refrigerators, sofas and chairs as the items it takes. Carpet, fencing and building materials sit outside that route, because the city classifies them as construction and demolition waste and sends them to the Grand Prairie Landfill on MacArthur Boulevard. The landfill is also where residents take electronics for free, and household chemicals go to a registration-only collection event at City Hall or to the Fort Worth collection center with a voucher.
Sofas, chairs and other household furniture are bulky items in Grand Prairie, which means a free curbside pickup that a resident books by phone and that runs weekly. Furniture that is still in good condition can also be donated to a secondhand store instead of being set out.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulky item collection is a free weekly service for Grand Prairie residences who call Republic Services on 817-261-8812 to schedule the stop, and hold times on that line can run 20 to 30 minutes when call volume is high.
When & how
Call Republic Services at 817-261-8812 to book the pickup, then put the furniture at your normal collection point by 7 a.m. on the day the pickup is set for.
Get it ready
Set the furniture out whole rather than in pieces, take out anything still inside drawers, cushions or cabinets, and keep carpet, fencing and building material out of the pile, because the city treats those as construction and demolition waste and routes them to the landfill.
Appliances are the clearest case the city names: washers, clothes dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, air conditioning units and stovetops all come under the free weekly bulky pickup, and the landfill also takes appliances from residents.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The curbside appliance pickup is free when a resident books it with Republic Services on 817-261-8812, and an appliance hauled to the Grand Prairie Landfill counts as one of the five free residential loads a household gets each year, before the charge that applies to later loads.
When & how
Call 817-261-8812 to book the curbside stop, or take the appliance to the landfill at 1102 MacArthur Boulevard on any day it is open.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance and remove food, water or loose contents before it goes out, and leave the unit beside your normal collection point instead of inside the garbage cart or the recycling bin. Confirm with the Solid Waste Division whether the crew asks for any preparation on the unit itself.
Grand Prairie describes bulky items as appliances and furniture such as sofas and chairs, and the published pages do not name mattresses, so a mattress or box spring has to be confirmed before it goes out rather than assumed to be covered.
City cost & eligibility
The bulky pickup itself is free, but a mattress is not named in the city's bulky item description, so confirm the mattress and box spring with Republic Services on 817-261-8812 before booking; the landfill list names large items such as refrigerators and sofas as examples and does not name mattresses either, so call 972-237-8151 before a self-haul trip.
When & how
Call Republic Services at 817-261-8812 to ask whether the weekly bulky collection will take the mattress, and if the answer is no, call the landfill on 972-237-8151 about a residential load.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the garbage cart and away from bagged trash, and set it at the collection point only once a pickup is confirmed, because a mattress left at the curb without an appointment is not part of any published city service.
Complete televisions are accepted from residents at the Grand Prairie Landfill during normal hours, and the free electronics collection events at City Hall East take them too when a resident registers in advance.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Televisions and other electronics are free to Grand Prairie residents at the landfill and at the free electronics events, where registration is required and space is limited; apartment residents who have no utility bill can use the events with a current Texas license showing a Grand Prairie address.
When & how
Take the television to the landfill at 1102 MacArthur Boulevard between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. on a weekday or Saturday, or register on 972-237-8051 for an electronics collection event at City Hall East.
Get it ready
Bring a current Texas license showing a Grand Prairie address together with a matching utility bill for the landfill, and keep televisions out of the garbage cart and out of the household chemical events, which refuse them and route electronics to the separate collection.
Computers, monitors, printers, cables, microwaves and small kitchen electronics are free for residents at the landfill, which publishes a long accepted list for its electronics recycling program and a short list of devices it refuses.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Electronics recycling is free for Grand Prairie residents at the landfill and at the registration-only events, and the program refuses commercial waste, contaminated medical equipment, dehumidifiers, exit signs, fire alarms, mercury containing devices, smoke detectors, x-ray devices and any unit holding liquid, sludge or PCBs.
When & how
Bring the equipment to the landfill at 1102 MacArthur Boulevard during normal hours, or register on 972-237-8051 for a free electronics collection event at City Hall East.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers and phones, keep units holding liquids or sludge out of the load because the collection refuses them, and bring the license and utility bill that the landfill requires from every resident. Batteries have their own published routes: alkaline batteries can go in the trash, rechargeable batteries go to Batteries Plus, Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowe's or Staples, car batteries go to Batteries Plus or an auto parts store for a credit, and batteries are also accepted at a household chemical collection event, while the landfill does not accept household or automotive batteries.
Carpet, fencing and building materials are not bulky items, so the city routes that material to the Grand Prairie Landfill as construction and demolition waste, where a household gets a set number of free loads each year and pays for the rest.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 each residential load after the five open loads a household gets in a year. A residential load delivered by a household member is free five times a year with a current Grand Prairie water bill and a matching Texas license, and every load after that is charged; commercial and business loads are billed at 40 dollars per ton with a 10 dollar minimum per load, and apartments, mobile homes and townhomes that pay no curbside garbage rate are billed the same commercial rate, while a load of clean brush or wood is priced lower per ton.
When & how
Load the material and take it to the landfill at 1102 MacArthur Boulevard on a weekday or Saturday, or hold it for a Trash Off event when residents can make unlimited free trips.
Get it ready
Keep liquids, lead acid batteries, used oil filters, pesticides, other regulated waste and whole tires out of the load, and call the landfill before bringing clean dirt, which is only accepted Monday to Friday by appointment after it has been tested.
Exercise machines are not named in the city bulky item description or in the landfill item list, so a treadmill, elliptical or weight set has to be confirmed before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
The city names appliances and furniture as bulky items and does not name exercise machines, so confirm the machine with Republic Services on 817-261-8812 before booking a curbside pickup, and call the landfill on 972-237-8151 if you plan to haul it in yourself.
When & how
Call 817-261-8812 about the curbside pickup, and if the machine is refused there, call 972-237-8151 about bringing it to the landfill as a residential load.
Get it ready
Break the machine down only if the crew has agreed to take loose parts, because a machine that is dismantled into several pieces may be treated as several items, and keep it out of the garbage cart and clear of the recycling bin.
Bulky collection is free and available weekly by appointment for appliances and furniture, while bagged household garbage follows the regular twice weekly route and is limited to one cubic yard at a time.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The weekly bulky pickup carries no separate fee when a resident books it with Republic Services on 817-261-8812, and households that have moved to carts have bulky material up to two cubic yards collected each week without calling unless the item is an appliance, while an extra garbage cart is billed at 6.56 dollars a month.
When & how
Call 817-261-8812 to arrange a bulky pickup, and put bagged garbage out by 7 a.m. on your collection day, which the city's address lookup confirms along with the Wednesday recycling day.
Get it ready
Bag household trash in secured plastic bags rather than boxes or loose containers, keep the pile to appliances and furniture, and send carpet, fencing, building material, electronics and chemicals to the landfill, the electronics collection or a household chemical event instead of the curb.
Household chemicals go to a registration-only collection event in Grand Prairie or to the Fort Worth collection center with a voucher, and each household may use the city service one time a year.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Residents may use the household chemical service once a year, either at a collection event at City Hall or at the Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center with a free voucher from the Public Health and Environmental Quality Department on 972-237-8055; registration is required for the Grand Prairie events and space is limited.
When & how
Register online or on 972-237-8055 for a collection event at City Hall, and note that the Fort Worth center at 6400 Bridge Street takes drop-offs on Thursday and Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep chemicals in their original containers with the labels on, seal anything that could leak, and leave out what the events refuse, including ammunition, asbestos, appliances, brush, building material, bulky waste, electronics and televisions, explosives, narcotics, pharmaceuticals, printer cartridges, radioactive material such as smoke detectors, syringes, tires and trash. Old medicines go to the police department building at 1525 Arkansas Lane instead.
The Grand Prairie Landfill prices tires per tire with small limits for each visit, and the same landfill page also lists tires as refused unless they are quartered, so the condition of the load needs to be confirmed before a trip.
City cost & eligibility
The landfill fee list prices auto and pickup tires at 1 dollar each for up to four per visit, truck tires at 5 dollars each for up to two, and tractor tires at 10 dollars each for one per visit, while the landfill prohibited list refuses tires unless they are quartered, so confirm the type and condition with the landfill on 972-237-8151. Solid or pressed forklift, golf cart and lawn mower tires are not recyclable and can go in the trash.
When & how
Call the landfill on 972-237-8151 before a tire load, then bring a current Texas license showing a Grand Prairie address and a matching water bill when you go.
Get it ready
Count the tires before the trip because the per visit limits are small, keep them out of the garbage cart and the bulky pile, and do not take tires to a household chemical collection event, which refuses them.
Book the free bulky pickup before anything goes out
Bulky collection in Grand Prairie is arranged by phone and is free, and it runs weekly. Call Republic Services at 817-261-8812 and have the appliances or furniture at your normal collection point by 7 a.m. on the day of the pickup. The line can keep you waiting 20 to 30 minutes when call volume is high, and carpet, fencing and building material do not belong in the pile because the city routes that material to the landfill as construction and demolition waste.
Household garbage goes in secured plastic bags rather than boxes or open containers, and Republic Services collects one cubic yard of it at each visit on the twice weekly residential route. Everything has to be out by 7 a.m. on your collection day and no earlier than the evening before. Households that have moved to the city's carts set them out no earlier than 7 p.m. the night before, keep the lid closed and facing the street, leave three feet between the carts and anything else, allow 16 feet of overhead clearance, and bring the carts in before 7 p.m. on collection day.
A resident load at the Grand Prairie Landfill needs a current Texas license showing a Grand Prairie address and a water utility bill that matches it, and a bill with a termination notice is not accepted. A household member who delivers a residential load gets five free loads in a year and pays the published charge on each load after that. Loads from apartments, mobile homes and townhomes with no curbside service are billed at the commercial rate, clean dirt is only accepted Monday to Friday by appointment, and the landfill refuses liquids, lead acid batteries, used oil filters, pesticides, PCBs, CFCs and other regulated waste.
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 Grand Prairie Solid Waste and Recycling with Republic Services
Free weekly bulky pickup by phone
Household appliances and furniture that a Grand Prairie residence wants collected from the curb without a trip to the landfill.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city describes bulky collection as a free service available weekly for residents who call Republic Services on 817-261-8812 to schedule it.
Arrange it
Call Republic Services at 817-261-8812, then set the items at your normal collection point by 7 a.m. on the day the pickup is scheduled.
The published description covers old or unwanted appliances and furniture such as washers, refrigerators, sofas and chairs. Carpet, fencing and building material are excluded and go to the landfill, mattresses and exercise machines are not named and have to be confirmed first, and the phone line can hold you for 20 to 30 minutes during high call volume.
City of Grand Prairie Solid Waste and Recycling with Republic Services
Self-haul to the Grand Prairie Landfill
Residents with construction and demolition material, appliances, tires, electronics or a bulky load they would rather deliver themselves.
Cost & conditions
No charge. A residential load delivered by a household member is free five times a year with a current Grand Prairie water bill and a matching Texas license, and each later load is charged, while commercial loads and loads from apartments, mobile homes and townhomes with no curbside service are billed at the commercial rate of 40 dollars per ton with a 10 dollar minimum.
Arrange it
Load the material, bring a current Texas license showing a Grand Prairie address and a matching water utility bill, and drive to 1102 MacArthur Boulevard on a weekday or Saturday between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
The landfill refuses liquids, lead acid batteries, used oil filters, pesticides, PCBs, CFCs, whole tires and other regulated waste, clean dirt is only taken Monday to Friday by appointment after testing, a bill showing a termination notice is not accepted as proof of residence, and loads from apartments or townhomes that pay no curbside rate are charged commercially.
City of Grand Prairie Solid Waste and Recycling with Republic Services
Free electronics drop-off and collection events
Televisions, computers, monitors, printers, cables, microwaves and other household electronics from a Grand Prairie residence.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Electronics are free for Grand Prairie residents, whether they bring them to the landfill during normal hours or register for one of the free electronics events at City Hall East.
Arrange it
Take the equipment to 1102 MacArthur Boulevard with a current Texas license showing a Grand Prairie address and a matching utility bill, or register on 972-237-8051 for an event at City Hall East, 300 W. Main Street.
Commercial waste is refused, the events require registration because space is limited, and the program will not take contaminated medical equipment, dehumidifiers, exit signs, fire alarms, mercury containing devices, smoke detectors, x-ray devices, PCB material or any unit holding liquid or sludge.
City of Grand Prairie Solid Waste and Recycling with Republic Services
Trash Off weekends for unlimited free trips
Residents with a large cleanout, including construction and demolition material, who can wait for one of the two city Trash Off dates.
Cost & conditions
No charge. During a Trash Off event residents may make an unlimited number of free trips to the landfill, where the usual allowance is five free loads a year, and proof of residence is a current water bill together with a driver's license.
Arrange it
Bring the load to 1102 MacArthur Boulevard on one of the published Trash Off dates and show a current water bill and driver's license.
Apartments, mobile homes and townhomes that pay no curbside garbage rate are charged the commercial rate of 40 dollars per ton for waste and 22.50 dollars per ton for clean brush or wood, each with a 10 dollar minimum per trip, tires carry their own per tire charge, computers, printers and fax machines are taken from residential customers only, and the rest of the landfill rules still apply.
City of Grand Prairie Solid Waste and Recycling with Republic Services
Household chemical events and the Fort Worth voucher
Household chemicals, paint, batteries, automotive fluids and similar items that cannot go in the garbage or the recycling bin.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The Grand Prairie collection events are free to registered residents and the Fort Worth collection center is free with a voucher from the Public Health and Environmental Quality Department, and each household may use the service once a year.
Arrange it
Register on 972-237-8055 for a collection event at City Hall, or call the same number for a voucher and take the material to 6400 Bridge Street in Fort Worth on Thursday or Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. or Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Registration is required for the Grand Prairie events and space is limited, commercial waste is refused, appliances, brush, building material, bulky waste, electronics, televisions, tires and trash are not taken at these events, and old medicines go to the police department building at 1525 Arkansas Lane on weekdays.
Most Grand Prairie residents never need a trip to the landfill, because appliances and furniture such as washers, refrigerators, sofas and chairs come off the curb on a free weekly bulky collection that is booked with Republic Services on 817-261-8812. The exceptions are what the city calls construction and demolition waste, which covers carpet, fencing and building material and has to go to the Grand Prairie Landfill on MacArthur Boulevard, where a household member delivering a residential load gets five free loads a year and pays the published charge on each later load. Electronics are free at the same landfill during normal hours, and a resident who has no utility bill can use the free electronics events at City Hall East instead. Household chemicals and paint go to a registration-only collection event at City Hall or to the Fort Worth collection center with a voucher, one visit a household each year, and mattresses, exercise machines and tires all need a call before they are moved because the published pages do not name them or contradict themselves about the conditions. Bulky wasteGrand Prairie LandfillRecycling electronicsHousehold hazardous wasteTrash Off events
City landfill
Grand Prairie Landfill
1102 MacArthur Boulevard, Grand Prairie, TX 75050
Metals, clean wood and brush, concrete, electronics, aluminum, fencing and large items such as refrigerators, sofas and televisions, along with household and commercial solid waste generated in Grand Prairie. Tires are listed too, with their own per tire charges and small limits for each visit.
Grand Prairie residents and businesses only, and every load needs a current Texas license showing a Grand Prairie address with a matching water utility bill and no termination notice. Residential loads delivered by a household member are free five times a year and each later load is charged, while commercial loads and loads from apartments, mobile homes and townhomes with no curbside garbage rate are billed at the commercial rate of 40 dollars per ton with a 10 dollar minimum. Liquids, lead acid batteries, used oil filters, tires unless they are quartered, pesticides, CFCs, PCBs and other regulated waste are refused, and clean dirt is only accepted Monday to Friday by appointment after testing.
Monday to Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., closing early at 3 p.m. on the last Thursday of each month and on the dates the city publishes, and closed on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
No charge. A residential load delivered by a household member is free for the first five visits in a year with a current Grand Prairie water bill and a matching Texas license, and each later residential load is charged; commercial loads and loads from apartments, mobile homes and townhomes with no curbside garbage rate are billed at 40 dollars per ton with a 10 dollar minimum, and tires carry their own per tire charge.
Electronics and household chemical collection events at City Hall East
300 W. Main Street, Grand Prairie, TX 75050
Household chemicals and paint at the chemical events, including acids, aerosols, automotive fluids, batteries, cleaning supplies, cooking oil, craft chemicals, degreasers, fertilizers, fluorescent bulbs, gasoline in an approved container, motor oil and filters, photo chemicals, pool chemicals, solvents and thinners, and electronics and televisions at the separate free electronics collection that runs on the same dates.
Grand Prairie residents only, and registration is required for both collections because space is limited. Households may use the chemical service once a year, paints are limited to 30 gallons, and the chemical events refuse ammunition, appliances, asbestos, brush, building material, bulky waste, computers and electronics, explosives, narcotics, pharmaceuticals, printer cartridges, radioactive material such as smoke detectors, syringes, televisions, tires and trash. Old medicines go to the police department public safety building at 1525 Arkansas Lane on weekdays.
Collection event days only, with registration in advance. The city lists household chemical and electronics events for 2026 on May 16, June 6 and September 26 at City Hall, and residents without a utility bill can bring electronics to these events instead of the landfill.
No charge. The events are free to Grand Prairie residents who register in advance, and the household chemical allowance is one visit per household each year with paints limited to 30 gallons.
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 get a couch picked up in Grand Prairie?+
A couch counts as a bulky item, so call Republic Services at 817-261-8812 to arrange a free curbside pickup, which is available weekly, and have it at your collection point by 7 a.m. on the pickup day. The line can hold you for 20 to 30 minutes during busy periods, and furniture in good condition can be donated instead.Official guidance
Where do old televisions go in Grand Prairie?+
Residents can take complete televisions to the Grand Prairie Landfill at 1102 MacArthur Boulevard, free of charge, during normal operating hours, or to a free electronics recycling event at City Hall East after registering. Household chemical collection events refuse televisions and send them to that separate electronics collection instead.Official guidance
Where can carpet, fencing and building materials go?+
They are treated as construction and demolition waste rather than bulky items, so they go to the Grand Prairie Landfill at 1102 MacArthur Boulevard. A residence gets five free loads a year when a household member delivers them with a current water bill and matching license, each later load is charged, and households that pay no curbside garbage rate are billed at the commercial rate.Official guidance
How does the free bulky item pickup work?+
Call Republic Services at 817-261-8812 to schedule a curbside pickup, which is free and available weekly, and have the items out by 7 a.m. on the pickup day. Appliances and furniture such as washers, refrigerators, sofas and chairs qualify, while carpet, fencing and building materials do not, because the city treats those as construction and demolition waste headed for the landfill.Official guidance
What will Grand Prairie not take as a bulky item?+
Carpet, fencing and building material are outside the bulky program, because the city classifies them as construction and demolition waste and sends them to the Grand Prairie Landfill. Electronics, household chemicals and tires also travel on their own routes, since the landfill takes electronics free, chemicals go to a collection event, and tires need the landfill line to confirm the load.Official guidance
How many free trips to the Grand Prairie Landfill does a household get?+
Five free residential loads a year when a household member delivers them with a current Grand Prairie water bill and a matching Texas license, and each load after that carries the published charge. Trash Off weekends allow unlimited free trips with the same proof of residence, while apartments, mobile homes and townhomes that pay no curbside garbage rate are billed at the commercial rate.Official guidance
What happens when the household trash will not fit the bag limit?+
The residential route takes one cubic yard of bagged garbage at each visit, so anything larger belongs on the bulky pickup, which is free and booked on 817-261-8812, as long as it is an appliance or a piece of furniture. Households that have moved to the city carts can request an extra cart for a monthly charge, and the landfill is the other route, with five free residential loads a year.Official guidance
