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City collection Furniture is named on the city's bulky waste list and rides the bulk day collection, while bagged household trash that will not fit the cart goes out on the same day. No charge. Bulky waste collection is included in the residential service provided to Grapevine residents, with no per item charge published. An additional trash cart carries a monthly fee and is available to residents only.
City collection A mattress is named among the city's bulky waste examples, so it goes out on a bulk day rather than with the weekly cart. The city publishes no separate mattress fee for residents. No charge. Bulky waste collection is part of the residential service that Grapevine contracts from Republic Services and is available to Grapevine residents only. The city publishes no per item charge for bulky waste, and the only published fee on the page is the monthly charge for an additional trash cart.
City collection Appliances are on the city's bulky waste list, are taken in the drop-off station's electronics and appliance container, and are accepted at both annual collection events. No fee is published on any of those routes. No charge. Bulky collection, the drop-off station and both annual events accept appliances from Grapevine residents with no published charge. The drop-off station and events are limited to Grapevine residents, and events ask for proof of residency.
City collection Grapevine runs bulky waste two or three times a month and clean brush twice a month, and bagged trash that will not fit the cart is collected on the bulk days. No charge. Bulky waste and clean brush collection are part of the residential service that Grapevine contracts from Republic Services and are available to Grapevine residents only, with no per item charge published. An additional trash cart is available to residents for a monthly fee.
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?
Grapevine contracts its solid waste service to Republic Services, and the city's own pages carry the bulky and brush rules. Since October 2024 the blue cart is the only container collected on standard trash days, so anything bagged beside it waits for a bulk day: the second, fourth and, when it occurs, fifth Wednesday of the month, or the same Tuesdays for households whose trash days are Monday and Thursday. Bulky waste means large household items over 50 pounds that are no longer usable, and the city's examples are appliances, barbecue grills, carpeting, furniture, mattresses, black bags, toilets, water heaters, fencing, brush piles, large branches and bagged leaves. Clean brush and yard waste run on a separate twice monthly calendar. Electronics and appliances can also go to the city's drop-off station on North Main Street, and paint, chemicals, batteries, tires and electronics have two annual collection days, with the Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center available through the year for hazardous waste.
A mattress is named among the city's bulky waste examples, so it goes out on a bulk day rather than with the weekly cart. The city publishes no separate mattress fee for residents.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulky waste collection is part of the residential service that Grapevine contracts from Republic Services and is available to Grapevine residents only. The city publishes no per item charge for bulky waste, and the only published fee on the page is the monthly charge for an additional trash cart.
When & how
Put the mattress behind the curb by 7 a.m. on a bulk day, which is the second, fourth or, when it occurs, fifth Wednesday of the month, or the same Tuesdays for households whose trash days are Monday and Thursday. For a Monday and Thursday trash route the Tuesday date is unsettled between the city's own pages, because the solid waste page lists the second, fourth and fifth Tuesdays while the bulk information sheet lists the first and third Tuesdays, so confirm the Tuesday date with the city before setting anything out.
Get it ready
Keep the piece behind the curb rather than in the street, away from fences, trees, mailboxes and water meters so nothing is blocked, and keep hazardous waste, batteries and other refused material out of the pile. Bagged trash that will not fit the cart also goes out on the same bulk day.
Furniture is named on the city's bulky waste list and rides the bulk day collection, while bagged household trash that will not fit the cart goes out on the same day.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulky waste collection is included in the residential service provided to Grapevine residents, with no per item charge published. An additional trash cart carries a monthly fee and is available to residents only.
When & how
Set the furniture out by 7 a.m. on a bulk day, which falls on the second, fourth or fifth Wednesday of the month, or the matching Tuesday for Monday and Thursday routes. For a Monday and Thursday trash route the Tuesday date is unsettled between the city's own pages, because the solid waste page lists the second, fourth and fifth Tuesdays while the bulk information sheet lists the first and third Tuesdays, so confirm the Tuesday date with the city before setting anything out.
Get it ready
Cut carpeting into manageable sections before it goes out, because the city names carpeting among the bulky items, and keep the pile behind the curb and clear of fences, trees, mailboxes and water meters.
Appliances are on the city's bulky waste list, are taken in the drop-off station's electronics and appliance container, and are accepted at both annual collection events. No fee is published on any of those routes.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulky collection, the drop-off station and both annual events accept appliances from Grapevine residents with no published charge. The drop-off station and events are limited to Grapevine residents, and events ask for proof of residency.
When & how
Use a bulk day for curbside collection, the drop-off station container during its weekday hours, or one of the two annual event days, whose dates should be confirmed with Public Works.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors before it is set out or dropped off, and ask Public Works at 817.410.3330 about a unit that holds refrigerant, because no city page read in this window publishes a refrigerant preparation rule for appliances.
Electronics are accepted in the drop-off station's electronics and appliance container and at both annual collection events, all for Grapevine residents with no published charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The drop-off recycling station is for Grapevine residents only and publishes no fee for electronics, and both annual events are free to Grapevine residents, with a canned or dry food item requested for the local food charity at each.
When & how
Use the electronics and appliance container at the drop-off station from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, leave items outside near the marked sign when the container is closed or full, or attend one of the annual event days.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers, tablets and phones before handover, and keep batteries, light bulbs and hazardous material out of the electronics container. Household hazardous waste is not accepted at the Recycles Day event and goes to the hazardous waste event or the Fort Worth collection center instead.
Grapevine publishes no construction drop-off and operates no landfill, so a project load has to be arranged privately rather than through the city.
City cost & eligibility
No city construction route or rate is published. The city states that it does not own or operate a landfill and points residents to regional and state landfill lists, so a remodel load needs a private landfill, transfer station or roll-off container, and the price has to be confirmed with that operator.
When & how
Arrange the disposal privately, using the regional and state landfill lists the city links, and keep the load out of the bulky pile because construction material is not part of the bulky waste service.
Get it ready
Separate construction material from household bulky waste, since the bulky service covers household items rather than project debris, and keep hazardous material such as paint, oil and cleaners out of the load entirely because those go to a hazardous waste collection.
Exercise equipment is not named on any city list, but the bulky definition covers large household items over 50 pounds that are no longer usable, so the machine is confirmed with the hauler before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No rate is published for an item the city does not name. Bulky collection itself carries no published per item charge, so call Republic Services or the Public Works Department at 817.410.3330 and confirm that the machine is collected on a bulk day.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then set it out by 7 a.m. on a bulk day, which falls on the second, fourth or fifth Wednesday or Tuesday of the month depending on your route.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, remove loose weights and the console, and keep it behind the curb and clear of fences, trees, mailboxes and water meters. Keep batteries and electronic components out of the pile if they are hazardous.
Grapevine runs bulky waste two or three times a month and clean brush twice a month, and bagged trash that will not fit the cart is collected on the bulk days.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulky waste and clean brush collection are part of the residential service that Grapevine contracts from Republic Services and are available to Grapevine residents only, with no per item charge published. An additional trash cart is available to residents for a monthly fee.
When & how
Bulky waste goes out on the second, fourth and, when it occurs, fifth Wednesday of the month, or the matching Tuesday for Monday and Thursday routes. Clean brush and yard waste run on the first and third Wednesday, or the first and third Tuesday for those routes. For a Monday and Thursday trash route the Tuesday date is unsettled between the city's own pages, because the solid waste page lists the second, fourth and fifth Tuesdays while the bulk information sheet lists the first and third Tuesdays, so confirm the Tuesday date with the city before setting anything out.
Get it ready
Put brush in large piles behind the curb, keep yard waste in paper bags or reusable containers with no plastic bags and free of trash, and set everything out by 7 a.m. on the designated day. Do not block access with parked vehicles or place items near fences, trees, mailboxes or on top of water meters.
Household chemicals never go in the cart or the bulky pile. The city runs an annual hazardous waste event for residents and says Grapevine residents may also use the Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center free of charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The annual household hazardous waste event is free to Grapevine residents with a canned or dry food item requested, and the city states that the Environmental Collection Center at 6400 Bridge Street in Fort Worth is provided free of charge to Grapevine residents. Proof of residency is required at the city event.
When & how
Attend the annual hazardous waste event at the Service Center on Shady Brook Drive, or use the Fort Worth collection center, which the city lists as open Thursday and Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Confirm the next event date with Public Works at 817.410.3330.
Get it ready
Keep paint, oil, herbicides, pesticides, cleaners, fluorescent bulbs and other household chemicals out of the trash cart, the recycling container and any bulky pile, and note that the events refuse mattresses, unknown waste, medical waste, pharmaceuticals, ammunition, closed cylinders such as propane tanks, radioactive material and commercial waste.
Since October 2024 the blue trash cart is the only container Republic Services collects on standard trash days, and bagged trash left outside it is not collected then. Solid waste and recyclables go to the curb no later than 7 a.m. on the service day and no more than 12 hours in advance.
Bulk days fall on the second, fourth and fifth midweek days
Bulky waste is collected two or three times a month, on the second, fourth and, when it occurs, fifth Wednesday, or on the same Tuesdays for households whose trash and recycling days are Monday and Thursday. Additional bagged trash that will not fit the cart is collected on those days as well.
Bulky items go behind the curb rather than in the street and must be out by 7 a.m. on the collection day. Residents are told not to block access with parked vehicles and not to place items near fences, trees, mailboxes or on top of water meters, and carpeting should be cut into manageable sections.
Brush and yard waste run on their own twice monthly calendar
Clean brush and yard waste are collected on the first and third Wednesday of the month, or the first and third Tuesday for Monday and Thursday routes. Brush goes into large piles behind the curb, yard waste into paper bags or reusable containers with no plastic bags and no trash mixed in, and everything is out by 7 a.m.
Electronics and appliances go in the drop-off container, or beside it
The drop-off recycling station on North Main Street is for Grapevine residents only. The electronics and appliance container is unlocked from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and when it is closed or full those items may be left outside near the marked sign, while the single stream dumpster and the cardboard and paper container are accessible seven days a week.
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 Grapevine Environmental Services with Republic Services
Put it out on a bulk day
A Grapevine household with furniture, a mattress, an appliance, carpeting, bagged leaves, black bags of extra trash or other large household items over 50 pounds.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Bulky waste collection is part of the residential service the city contracts from Republic Services and is available to Grapevine residents only. The city publishes no per item charge, and the only published fee is the monthly charge for an additional trash cart.
Arrange it
Set the material behind the curb by 7 a.m. on a bulk day, which is the second, fourth and, when it occurs, fifth Wednesday, or the matching Tuesday for Monday and Thursday routes, and keep it clear of fences, trees, mailboxes and water meters.
The service covers household items rather than construction debris, and hazardous material, batteries and other chemicals cannot go in the pile because they belong at a collection event. Clean brush and yard waste follow a different twice monthly calendar.
City of Grapevine Environmental Services with Republic Services
Use the drop-off recycling station
A Grapevine household with electronics, an appliance, single stream recyclables, cardboard or paper to drop off.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The station is for Grapevine residents only, and no fee is published for the recyclables, the electronics and appliance container or the cardboard and paper container.
Arrange it
Drive to 851 N Main St, where the station has been temporarily relocated next to the Cross Timbers Winery across Dove Road from the Service Center, and use the electronics and appliance container between 7 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, or leave those items beside the marked sign when it is closed or full.
Only Grapevine residents may use the site, the electronics and appliance container keeps limited weekday hours while the other containers are open daily, and hazardous waste, batteries and refuse are not part of the station's accepted material.
City of Grapevine Environmental Services with Republic Services
Attend an annual collection event
A Grapevine household with electronics, appliances, batteries, tires, metal, paper shredding, clean packing foam or household hazardous waste.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Both events are free to Grapevine residents with a canned or dry food item requested for the local food charity, and the city states that the Fort Worth Environmental Collection Center is also free to Grapevine residents.
Arrange it
Watch for the published dates, complete the online survey the city asks for before attending, and bring proof of residency. Grapevine Recycles Day runs on Saturday October 31, 2026 from 8 to 11:30 a.m. at the Municipal Service Center on Shady Brook Drive, and the hazardous waste event runs on an annual date confirmed with Public Works.
Each event splits its material: Recycles Day refuses household hazardous waste and both events refuse mattresses, medical waste, pharmaceuticals, ammunition, closed cylinders and commercial waste. Dates and weather dependent cancellations should be confirmed with Public Works at 817.410.3330.
851 N Main St, Grapevine, at the lot the city lists across from the Service Center
Household single stream recyclables, cardboard and paper in the long slot container, and electronics and appliances in the dedicated container
Grapevine residents only. The electronics and appliance container is unlocked only between 7 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and the station has been temporarily relocated next to the Cross Timbers Winery, so the current location should be checked before a first trip.
The electronics and appliance container is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and the single stream dumpster and the cardboard and paper container are accessible seven days a week.
No charge. No fee is published for residents using the station, and the site is limited to Grapevine residents.
At Grapevine Recycles Day: paper shredding limited to five office boxes or 200 pounds, clean white packing foam and peanuts, cell phones and PDAs, eyeglasses and hearing aids, appliances, fire extinguishers, electronics, batteries, metal, ink and toner cartridges, tires, donation items, food donations and toy donations. At the household hazardous waste event: paint, oil, herbicides, pesticides, cleaners, fluorescent bulbs and other household chemicals, along with paper shredding, foam, electronics, batteries, metal, tires and donations
Both events are for Grapevine residents with proof of residency and ask for an online survey beforehand. Both refuse mattresses, unknown waste, medical waste, pharmaceuticals, ammunition and explosives, closed cylinders such as propane tanks, radioactive material and commercial or business waste, and Grapevine Recycles Day also refuses household hazardous waste because that belongs at the hazardous waste event.
Event days only. Grapevine Recycles Day runs on Saturday October 31, 2026 from 8 to 11:30 a.m., and the annual household hazardous waste event date should be confirmed with Public Works at 817.410.3330.
No charge. Both events are free to Grapevine residents, with a canned or dry food item requested for the local food charity at each event.
Household hazardous waste, which the city says Grapevine residents may bring to this site free of charge
The city presents this as the year round alternative for Grapevine residents who cannot attend the annual event, and residents should bring proof of residency and confirm current acceptance with the centre before loading, since the city's own event rules refuse mattresses, medical waste, pharmaceuticals, ammunition, closed cylinders, radioactive material and commercial waste.
Thursday and Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
No charge. The city states that this service is provided free of charge to Grapevine residents, and the centre's own number is 817.392.3279.
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 a Grapevine mattress go out?+
On a bulk collection day, which is the second, fourth and, when it occurs, fifth Wednesday of each month, or the same Tuesdays if your trash and recycling days are Monday and Thursday. Mattresses are named on the bulky waste list, and everything goes behind the curb by 7 a.m.Official guidance
Will the city recycling events take a mattress?+
No. Mattresses appear on the refused list for both the household hazardous waste event and Grapevine Recycles Day, so the bulky waste collection is the published route for a mattress rather than an event drop-off.Official guidance
Will Republic take furniture from a Grapevine curb?+
Yes, on a bulk collection day. The city's bulk sheet lists furniture along with appliances, carpeting, mattresses, toilets, water heaters, fencing and bagged leaves, and the service is available to Grapevine residents only, with no per item charge published.Official guidance
Can extra bagged trash go out with furniture?+
Yes, on a bulk day. Since October 2024 the blue cart is the only container collected on standard trash days, and bagged trash left outside the cart is collected on the bulk days instead, which are the second, fourth and fifth Wednesdays or Tuesdays of the month.Official guidance
Where can a Grapevine appliance go?+
Three published routes accept appliances: the bulky waste collection on its monthly bulk days, the electronics and appliance container at the drop-off station on North Main Street, and the two annual collection events. All are limited to Grapevine residents and none publishes a per item charge.Official guidance
Does the city publish a refrigerant rule for refrigerators?+
No city page read for this guide publishes a refrigerant removal rule for appliances, so the packet does not invent one. Call the Public Works Department at 817.410.3330 or Republic Services and confirm what preparation a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner needs before it goes out.Official guidance
Where do Grapevine televisions and computers go?+
To the electronics and appliance container at the city drop-off recycling station on North Main Street, which is open from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, or to one of the two annual collection events. Both are limited to Grapevine residents and no fee is published.Official guidance
What happens at Grapevine Recycles Day?+
Grapevine Recycles Day runs on Saturday October 31, 2026 from 8 to 11:30 a.m. at the Municipal Service Center on Shady Brook Drive, and it takes electronics, appliances, batteries, metal, tires, cell phones, eyeglasses, ink and toner cartridges, clean packing foam and paper shredding limited to five office boxes or 200 pounds.Official guidance
Who collects trash and bulky waste in Grapevine?+
Republic Services collects residential, commercial and industrial solid waste under the city's contract, and the city's Environmental Services staff publish the bulky and brush calendars. Grapevine residents may email the hauler directly for service questions, and the Public Works Department answers at 817.410.3330.Official guidance
How often is bulky waste collected?+
Two or three times a month, on the second, fourth and, when it occurs, fifth Wednesday, or the same Tuesdays for households whose trash and recycling days are Monday and Thursday. Clean brush and yard waste run separately on the first and third Wednesday or Tuesday of the month.Official guidance
Where can residents drop off recyclables and electronics?+
At the city drop-off recycling station, currently relocated to 851 N Main St next to the Cross Timbers Winery. The single stream dumpster and the cardboard and paper container are open every day, while the electronics and appliance container is open from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and the site is for Grapevine residents only.Official guidance
Does Grapevine have its own landfill?+
No. The city states that it does not own or operate a landfill and refers residents to regional and state landfill lists, while bulky waste from Grapevine is taken to the Arlington Landfill for disposal. A construction or remodel load therefore has to be arranged privately rather than through the city.Official guidance
