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City collection Furniture is a named bulky item, collected once a week on the recycling and brush day with a limit of four bulky items per household per week. No charge. Included with City of Irving residential collection. The landfill also takes household items under 150 pounds free of charge with matching photo identification and a utility bill, while heavier loads and construction debris pay the published tipping fee.
City collection A mattress is one of the examples the City gives for a bulky item, so it goes out with the weekly pickup inside the four item limit. No charge. Included with residential collection, inside the four bulky items a week limit, and the landfill also accepts household material under 150 pounds free with matching identification and a utility bill.
City collection Appliances are bulky items that ride the weekly collection, and the landfill recycles appliances and metals when they arrive separated from other waste. No charge. Included with residential collection inside the four bulky items a week limit. At the landfill, appliances and metals are recycled and must be separated from other waste, with the vehicle fees still applying to the load.
City collection Irving picks up trash twice a week and recycling, brush and up to four bulky items once a week, with published bag, bundle and pile rules. No charge. Included with City of Irving residential collection. Landfill drop-off is also free for household trash under 150 pounds, unlimited clean brush, leaves and grass clippings, recyclables and clean dirt or gravel with identification and an Irving utility bill.
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?
Irving collects trash twice a week and picks up recycling, brush and bulky items once a week on the same day, with a limit of four bulky items each week. A bulky item is anything easily movable around the house, which the City illustrates with a sofa, chair, table, lamp or mattress, and appliances ride the same route, while a television or monitor has to be confirmed with the department, which states that it no longer accepts CRT monitors or televisions. Construction and demolition debris, fences, rock and tires are never collected at the curb, so those loads go into a roll-off container or to the Hunter Ferrell Landfill, where household items under 150 pounds drop free with identification and a matching utility bill and heavier loads pay the published tipping fee. Paint, oil, antifreeze and lead acid batteries can be scheduled as a special waste pickup, while lithium batteries and household chemicals go to the City's home chemical events or the Dallas County collection center.
Furniture is a named bulky item, collected once a week on the recycling and brush day with a limit of four bulky items per household per week.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with City of Irving residential collection. The landfill also takes household items under 150 pounds free of charge with matching photo identification and a utility bill, while heavier loads and construction debris pay the published tipping fee.
When & how
Put the piece at the curb by 7 a.m. or after 6 p.m. the night before the weekly recycling and brush day for the address, which is also the trash day that week.
Get it ready
Keep the item clear of parked cars, overhead lines, mailboxes and hydrants so the boom truck can reach it, separate piles by two to three feet, and leave large boxes empty rather than broken down. The City limits each household to four bulky items a week, and contractor or landscaper debris is never collected.
A mattress is one of the examples the City gives for a bulky item, so it goes out with the weekly pickup inside the four item limit.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with residential collection, inside the four bulky items a week limit, and the landfill also accepts household material under 150 pounds free with matching identification and a utility bill.
When & how
Set the mattress out by 7 a.m. or after 6 p.m. the night before the weekly collection day for the address.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and flat, clear of other piles so the boom truck can reach it, and inside the four item weekly limit. Bag weighing no more than fifty pounds applies to bagged waste rather than to the mattress itself.
Appliances are bulky items that ride the weekly collection, and the landfill recycles appliances and metals when they arrive separated from other waste.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with residential collection inside the four bulky items a week limit. At the landfill, appliances and metals are recycled and must be separated from other waste, with the vehicle fees still applying to the load.
When & how
Put the appliance out by 7 a.m. or after 6 p.m. the night before the weekly collection day, or take it to the Hunter Ferrell Landfill during posted hours.
Get it ready
Empty and secure the unit, and keep the appliance out of a larger pile of construction or demolition material, since that material is never collected curbside. At the landfill, separate appliances and metals from the rest of the load so they can be recycled.
The City's bulky summary names televisions among bulky items, but Solid Waste Services states that it no longer accepts CRT monitors or televisions and points to a retail programme instead, so confirm the specific device with the department on 972-721-8059 before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
The City names televisions among bulky items and runs electronics recycling events for residents, while the department states that it no longer accepts CRT monitors or televisions and points to a retail programme instead. No separate electronics charge is published, so confirm the device and the event details with Solid Waste Services at 972-721-8059 before setting it out.
When & how
Use the weekly bulky day for accepted items, or attend the document shredding and electronics recycling event, which the City lists on a published Saturday morning for Irving residents only with proof of residency.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the curbside recycling bag, which takes paper, cardboard, metal cans and plastics numbered one to three and five to seven, and do not set out a CRT monitor or television because the department will not collect it. Wipe stored data where the device powers on.
Construction and demolition debris and fences are never collected curbside, so those loads go to the Hunter Ferrell Landfill or into a rented roll-off container.
City cost & eligibility
From $52 per ton tipping fee at the Hunter Ferrell Landfill effective October 1, 2025, charged at 13 dollars for every quarter ton. The free daily drop-off covers limited household items under 150 pounds with matching identification and an Irving utility bill, so construction and demolition loads pay the tipping fee instead. Roll-off container rental is the alternative the City publishes for large piles.
When & how
Take the load to the Hunter Ferrell Landfill during posted hours, or arrange a roll-off container through Solid Waste Services.
Get it ready
Separate recyclable and clean material before the trip, because leaves, grass clippings, brush, recyclables and clean dirt, brick or gravel must be free of contamination to drop free. Roofing material needs a roofing permit with the name and address matching the driver's licence, and chemicals, flammable liquids and unidentifiable waste are refused at the gate.
Irving picks up trash twice a week and recycling, brush and up to four bulky items once a week, with published bag, bundle and pile rules.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included with City of Irving residential collection. Landfill drop-off is also free for household trash under 150 pounds, unlimited clean brush, leaves and grass clippings, recyclables and clean dirt or gravel with identification and an Irving utility bill.
When & how
Waste goes out by 7 a.m. on the collection day or after 6 p.m. the night before, and piles are separated by two to three feet. When a City holiday falls on the collection day, only one trash collection happens that week and the recycling, brush and bulky service waits until the following week.
Get it ready
Bags weigh no more than fifty pounds, are thirteen to thirty gallons and tied shut, with a maximum of eight trash bags per collection day and unlimited recycling in translucent blue bags. Brush is cut to four feet with bundles under fifty pounds and stumps or logs no wider than two feet, and excess waste is stored out of public view until the next collection day.
Exercise machines are not named in the City's bulky definition, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
There is no charge for the weekly bulky collection itself, but the City does not name exercise equipment, and a machine that is not easily movable may not fit the four item allowance. Confirm the item with Solid Waste Services at 972-721-8059 before set-out, or plan a landfill trip, where household material under 150 pounds drops free.
When & how
Call 972-721-8059 first, then use the weekly bulky day by 7 a.m. if the machine is accepted.
Get it ready
Break the machine down where the maker allows it so it can be handled by the crew, keep it clear of parked cars and overhead lines, and keep it inside the four bulky item limit for the week.
Trash is collected twice each week, while recycling, brush and up to four bulky items are collected once a week on the same day. When a City holiday falls on the collection day, only one trash pickup happens that week and the recycling, brush and bulky service waits until the following week.
Brush and bulky piles sit in an area free of parked cars, overhead lines, mailboxes and fire hydrants, with piles separated by two to three feet of unobstructed space and waste beyond the weekly limit stored out of public view until the next collection day.
Bags weigh no more than fifty pounds, hold thirteen to thirty gallons and are tied shut, with eight trash bags per day and unlimited recycling in translucent blue bags. Brush is cut to four feet with bundles under fifty pounds, stumps and logs are no wider than two feet, and cardboard goes inside a bag or flattened under the blue bag, with large boxes left empty.
Only waste generated inside Irving is accepted, with matching photo identification and a current utility bill or lease. Salvaging is not allowed, individuals unload their own material, children stay in the vehicle, chemicals and flammable liquids are refused, and roofing loads need a permit with the name and address matching the driver's licence.
Chemicals and lithium batteries leave by appointment
Paint, used motor oil and filters, antifreeze, transmission fluid, vegetable oil and lead acid automotive batteries can be scheduled for a special waste pickup by calling 972-721-2232 before 9 a.m. on a trash collection day, within the published quantity limits. Lithium batteries are never collected curbside and the landfill refuses them, so they go to an Irving home chemical collection event or the Dallas County center, and sharps travel in a puncture proof taped container.
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.
Irving residences and opted-in nonresidential locations that receive City collection.
Cost & conditions
Collection is part of the residential utility service, and the rate is not published on the collection pages. Confirm the current monthly charge, and any fee for an extra cart or roll-off container, with Solid Waste Services at 972-721-2232.
Arrange it
Use the pickup day map for the address, put waste out by 7 a.m. or after 6 p.m. the night before, and separate piles by two to three feet.
Eight trash bags a day, bag weights capped at fifty pounds, four bulky items a week, and no curbside collection of tires, rock, construction and demolition debris, fences, contractor waste or material from a vacant property cleanup.
Households with furniture, a mattress, an appliance or a brush pile that needs to leave the curb; a television or monitor belongs here only once Solid Waste Services confirms the device.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included with residential collection, with four bulky items allowed each week and unlimited bagged leaves and grass clippings.
Arrange it
Place the items clear of obstructions on the same day as the recycling and brush collection for the address, which is the same day as that week's trash route.
Crews will not take construction and demolition debris, fences, rock, tires or contractor waste, and the department no longer accepts CRT monitors or televisions.
Households with paint, used motor oil and filters, antifreeze, transmission fluid, vegetable oil or lead acid automotive batteries.
Cost & conditions
The City publishes the accepted materials and quantity limits but no fee for the special waste pickup, so confirm the charge when the pickup is scheduled at 972-721-2232.
Arrange it
Call Solid Waste Services before 9 a.m. on a trash collection day to schedule the pickup, then set the material out in the containers the limits require.
Paint is limited to one five gallon container or five one gallon containers, motor oil to one gallon containers with no more than five sealed filter bags at a time, and lead acid batteries to passenger car or light truck units.
Irving households with household chemicals, lithium batteries, documents to shred or electronics to recycle.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The City states there is no charge to Irving residents for an Irving Home Chemical Collection event or the Dallas County Home Chemical Collection Center, and the electronics and shredding events are for Irving residents with proof of residency.
Arrange it
Check the published event dates on the Solid Waste Services events page, then attend from 9 a.m. on the listed Saturday with proof of residency.
The electronics events are residents only, and the department no longer accepts CRT monitors or televisions at its own events, so those sets need a retail programme instead.
Households with a large pile of brush, bulky material or construction and demolition debris that curbside collection cannot take.
Cost & conditions
The City publishes roll-off rental as the route for large piles but does not print a container rate, so confirm the size, the rental period and the disposal terms with Solid Waste Services.
Arrange it
Contact Solid Waste Services to order the container, and confirm what may and may not go into the load before it is placed.
Construction and demolition debris is excluded from curbside collection, and any load taken to the landfill on the same account still has to meet the residency and material rules at the gate.
Irving households can take limited loads to the Hunter Ferrell Landfill at 110 E. Hunter Ferrell Road, which is open 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Household trash under 150 pounds, loose leaves and grass clippings, clean brush, recyclables and clean dirt, brick or gravel drop free for residents who show matching photo identification and an Irving utility bill, while construction and demolition debris pays the published tipping fee of 52 dollars per ton charged at 13 dollars per quarter ton. Used motor oil is limited to five gallons at a time in containers under a gallon, lead acid batteries are limited to three at once, tires from passenger cars or light trucks are free for five per year and charged after that, and appliances and metals are recycled when they are separated from the rest of the load. Chemicals and lithium batteries are refused at the gate and go instead to an Irving home chemical collection event or the Dallas County center. Landfill residency rules, tipping fees, prohibited material and separated streamsSpecial waste pickup limits, sharps handling and lithium battery routingLandfill recycling drop-off location, hours, accepted streams and contacts
City landfill and recycling drop-off
Hunter Ferrell Landfill Scalehouse and Administration Complex
110 E. Hunter Ferrell Road, Irving, TX 75060
Free daily drop-off of household trash under 150 pounds, loose leaves and grass clippings, clean brush, recyclables and clean dirt, brick or gravel for residents with matching identification and an Irving utility bill, plus separated recyclables at the drop-off station. Paid disposal covers construction and demolition debris, roofing with a permit, household paint up to five gallons sealed, used motor oil up to five gallons, up to three lead acid automotive batteries at a time, and passenger car or light truck tires with five free per year and a published charge per tire after that. Appliances and metals are recycled when separated from other waste.
Only waste generated within Irving is accepted, with matching photo identification and a current utility bill or lease at the gate. Salvaging is not allowed, individuals unload their own material, children stay in the vehicle, and chemicals, flammable liquids, hazardous, unidentifiable or questionable waste are refused, with Dallas County residents directed to the county home chemical center. Loads must keep recyclables, clean brush, leaves and clean dirt separate to qualify for free drop-off.
7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday, closed Sundays, city holidays and during unsafe precipitation. The scalehouse answers at 972-721-8059.
From $52 per ton tipping fee effective October 1, 2025, charged at 13 dollars for every quarter ton, with the free daily drop-off limited to household items under 150 pounds and separated clean material. Free drop-off requires matching photo identification and an Irving utility bill or lease. Tires are free for five per year and charged per tire after that, and roll-off rental is the published alternative for large piles.
Household chemicals and lithium batteries that Irving will not collect curbside and the landfill refuses.
The City states there is no charge to Irving residents, and residents should confirm current hours and the accepted list with the center before travelling.
Hours are not published on the City pages, so confirm before the trip.
No charge. The City states there is no charge to Irving residents for the county home chemical center or for an Irving home chemical collection event.
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 many bulky items does Irving collect each week?+
Four per household, collected once a week on the same day as recycling and brush pickup. A bulky item is defined as an easily movable household item such as a sofa, chair, table, lamp or mattress, and it has to sit clear of parked cars, overhead lines, mailboxes and hydrants.Official guidance
Is a mattress collected curbside in Irving?+
Yes. The City lists a mattress among the easily movable household items that count as bulky waste, and up to four bulky items go out once a week on the recycling and brush day.Official guidance
Can an appliance go out with Irving bulky waste?+
Yes. The City points to appliances as bulky items that ride the weekly bulk trash collection, and the landfill accepts appliances for recycling as long as they are separated from other waste.Official guidance
Will Irving collect a television at the curb?+
Televisions are named as bulky items in the City's own summary, but Solid Waste Services states that it no longer accepts CRT monitors or televisions and points residents to a retail recycling programme. Confirm the set with the department at 972-721-8059, and use the electronics recycling event for devices that are still accepted.Official guidance
Does Irving hold electronics recycling events?+
Yes. The City holds document shredding and electronics recycling events, with the published date falling on a Saturday morning and participation limited to Irving residents with proof of residency. Questions go to Solid Waste Services at 972-721-8059.Official guidance
What does Irving charge for bulky item collection?+
Nothing beyond the residential collection service: four bulky items go out each week with the recycling and brush pickup. Large loads of brush, bulky or construction material move through a roll-off rental or the Hunter Ferrell Landfill, where household items under 150 pounds drop free with matching identification and a utility bill and heavier loads pay the published tipping fee.Official guidance
Who do Irving residents call about waste collection?+
Solid Waste Services at 972-721-8059 for collection questions and 972-721-2232 to schedule a special waste pickup, with the waste collection administration office open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and the landfill scalehouse reachable on 972-721-8059.Official guidance
What will Irving never collect at the curb?+
Tires, rock, scrap building material, construction and demolition debris, fences, contractor work such as landscaper or tree trimmer debris, and material from the general cleanup of a vacant or improved property. Those loads go to the landfill, which charges the published tipping fee, or into a roll-off container.Official guidance
Where do Irving paint, oil and batteries go?+
Paint, used motor oil and filters, antifreeze, transmission fluid, vegetable oil and lead acid automotive batteries can be scheduled for a special waste pickup by calling 972-721-2232 before 9 a.m. on a trash collection day, within the published container limits. Lithium batteries are never collected curbside and the landfill refuses them, so they go to an Irving home chemical collection event or the Dallas County center on Plano Road, both free to Irving residents. Sharps go in a puncture proof container that is taped shut.Official guidance
