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City collection Furniture is named on the heavy trash list and rides the free allowance of two items per collection day. The piece has to be at the curb by 7 a.m., at least 4 feet from other objects, and light enough for two people to lift. No charge. Heavy trash collection is part of the AmeriWaste residential contract, and furniture is on the named list, so up to two heavy trash items per collection day carry no separate charge. The only published residential figure is the monthly garbage rate of 21 dollars 69 cents including fees and sales tax.
City collection A mattress is not named on the League City heavy trash list, which names dryers, freezers, furniture, refrigerators, stoves, toilets, washing machines and yard waste. Because the category is unnamed, the piece has to be confirmed rather than counted against the two item allowance. No mattress rule or price is published, and the heavy trash service itself sits inside the residential contract, so confirm the piece with AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 or the City trash hotline on 281-554-1100 before setting it out.
City collection A refrigerant appliance is accepted only after the refrigerant is drained, and the City requires the work to be done by a licensed technician with a tag affixed. A unit that is not drained is refused, so the condition decides the whole route. The City publishes no refrigerant removal price because the customer arranges it, and the heavy trash collection itself carries no separate charge under the contract. Confirm the technician arrangement and the pickup with AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 or the City trash hotline on 281-554-1100.
City collection League City's bulky route is called heavy trash and it runs on the collection days. A household may set out up to two heavy trash items per collection day, at the curb by 7 a.m., at least 4 feet from other objects and light enough for two people to lift. No charge. Heavy trash is part of the AmeriWaste residential contract and carries no separate charge, with the residential garbage rate published at 21 dollars 69 cents a month including fees and sales tax since May 1, 2025. A scheduled pickup for qualifying debris in a purchased dumpster bag carries its own 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.
Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.
The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
League City contracts the whole curbside programme to AmeriWaste and splits the town into three collection zones, with trash twice a week and a heavy trash allowance of two items on each collection day. Furniture, dryers, washing machines, stoves, refrigerators, freezers and toilets are all named on that heavy trash list, and freezers and refrigerators are accepted only once the refrigerant has been drained by a licensed technician and a tag carrying the licence number and service date is attached. Two groups are deliberately pushed out of the curbside route. Televisions, computers, microwaves and other electronics are treated as hazardous waste and move through a registration list for four curbside household hazardous waste pickups a year plus two spring and fall events at Hometown Heroes Park. Construction debris is the resident's own responsibility, handled with a roll-off container to a Type IV landfill, a monthly drop-off at the AmeriWaste facility, or a nearby landfill trip.
A mattress is not named on the League City heavy trash list, which names dryers, freezers, furniture, refrigerators, stoves, toilets, washing machines and yard waste. Because the category is unnamed, the piece has to be confirmed rather than counted against the two item allowance.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rule or price is published, and the heavy trash service itself sits inside the residential contract, so confirm the piece with AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 or the City trash hotline on 281-554-1100 before setting it out.
When & how
Call first, and if the mattress is accepted put it out with the heavy trash by 7 a.m. on the collection day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before, at least 4 feet from other objects.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the recycling cart, which takes the published paper, metal, glass and plastic streams only, and keep it clear of the yard waste pile, where bags and bundles are limited to six items per pickup. Anything that two people cannot safely lift is not collected.
Furniture is named on the heavy trash list and rides the free allowance of two items per collection day. The piece has to be at the curb by 7 a.m., at least 4 feet from other objects, and light enough for two people to lift.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Heavy trash collection is part of the AmeriWaste residential contract, and furniture is on the named list, so up to two heavy trash items per collection day carry no separate charge. The only published residential figure is the monthly garbage rate of 21 dollars 69 cents including fees and sales tax.
When & how
Put the furniture at the curb by 7 a.m. on a collection day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before. Trash runs twice a week by zone, and heavy trash is serviced on the collection days.
Get it ready
Keep each piece at least 4 feet from other objects so the truck can reach it, and keep the load inside the two item allowance per collection day. Anything that cannot be safely lifted by two people should not go out, and a load that includes construction waste will not be collected.
Dryers, stoves and washing machines are named on the heavy trash list, and refrigerators and freezers are named too but only once the refrigerant has been drained and the unit tagged. The appliance therefore rides the same two item allowance as furniture.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Heavy trash is part of the AmeriWaste residential contract and appliances are on the named list, so up to two items per collection day carry no separate charge. The Freon removal work is the household's own cost and is not published by the City.
When & how
Put the appliance at the curb by 7 a.m. on the collection day, within the two item allowance and at least 4 feet from other objects. A refrigerator or freezer needs the refrigerant work done before that morning.
Get it ready
Have a licensed HVAC technician or plumber drain the refrigerant and affix a tag carrying the service provider's licence number and the date of service, because a unit that is not drained is refused. Separate a toilet into bowl and tank, and keep appliances out of the recycling cart and out of the yard waste pile.
A refrigerant appliance is accepted only after the refrigerant is drained, and the City requires the work to be done by a licensed technician with a tag affixed. A unit that is not drained is refused, so the condition decides the whole route.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no refrigerant removal price because the customer arranges it, and the heavy trash collection itself carries no separate charge under the contract. Confirm the technician arrangement and the pickup with AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 or the City trash hotline on 281-554-1100.
When & how
Arrange the refrigerant removal with a licensed HVAC technician or plumber, then put the tagged unit at the curb by 7 a.m. on the collection day, at least 4 feet from other objects and within the two item allowance.
Get it ready
Keep the unit off the curb until the tag is attached, because freezers and refrigerators that are not drained are named as refused. The tag has to carry the service provider's licence number and the date of the work, and the City states that the refrigerant has to be disposed of according to state law.
League City treats televisions, computers and microwaves as hazardous waste, so none of them may go out with the heavy trash. They move through the household hazardous waste programme instead, which means a registration list for the four curbside pickups a year and the two spring and fall events.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 per television at the Stella Roberts Recycling Center in Pearland, where League City residents pay 5 to 15 dollars depending on the set and 1 dollar 50 cents per pound for paint and household chemicals, while the four curbside household hazardous waste pickups and the two Hometown Heroes events are part of the AmeriWaste agreement. League City residential customers. The curbside pickup events are limited to televisions, electronics, microwaves and appliances, and a resident must call AmeriWaste to be added to the list before each window opens.
When & how
Register with AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 inside the published window before each curbside pickup, with the 2026 pickups running January 12 to 17, May 11 to 16, July 13 to 18 and November 9 to 14, or take the device to a Hometown Heroes event on March 14 or September 12, 2026. The Pearland facility takes appointments Tuesday through Saturday.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover, keep the device out of the heavy trash pile and the recycling cart, and keep other hazardous material out of the curbside electronics pickup, which is restricted to televisions, electronics, microwaves and appliances. Other chemicals have to wait for the spring or fall event.
Construction debris is refused with the normal trash and refused as heavy trash, and the City puts the responsibility squarely on the resident. The published routes are a roll-off container to a Type IV landfill, a monthly drop-off at the AmeriWaste facility, a nearby landfill trip, or a dumpster bag pickup.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no rate for construction debris. Roll-off containers come from the approved subcontractor Hill Sand, Inc. on 281-482-1213, the nearby landfills are not associated with AmeriWaste and may charge a fee, and a scheduled AmeriWaste dumpster bag pickup carries a pickup fee, so confirm the route and the price before the work produces the material.
When & how
Order a roll-off from Hill Sand, Inc. on 281-482-1213, or use the AmeriWaste Facility at 3894 Hwy 6 once a month with a driver's licence and a current paid water bill, debris no higher than the bed of a standard pickup and no trailer, after confirming the load on 281-585-3200. Nearby landfills are at 21000 East Highway 6 in Alvin, 3935 Avenue A in Santa Fe and 4649 Dixie Farm Road in Pearland.
Get it ready
Keep construction debris out of the trash and out of the heavy trash pile, and keep the named non-serviceable items separate, including bricks, concrete, carpet, tile, sheet rock, shingles, roofing, plywood, propane tanks and tires. Debris has to be in a roll-off or a purchased dumpster bag rather than loose at the curb.
Gym equipment is named, but conditionally. The City lists it among the items heavy trash does not include when it is extremely heavy or bulky, and asks residents to call AmeriWaste about the specific machine before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
Heavy trash carries no separate charge under the residential contract, but whether a particular machine qualifies is a judgment the City delegates to the hauler, so confirm the machine with AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 before setting it out.
When & how
Call AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 about the specific machine, then, if it qualifies, put it at the curb by 7 a.m. on the collection day, at least 4 feet from other objects and within the two item allowance.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it will come apart, take the console and any battery off, and remove loose weights so the frame is liftable by two people, because anything two people cannot safely lift is refused. Keep it out of the recycling cart and out of the yard waste pile.
League City's bulky route is called heavy trash and it runs on the collection days. A household may set out up to two heavy trash items per collection day, at the curb by 7 a.m., at least 4 feet from other objects and light enough for two people to lift.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Heavy trash is part of the AmeriWaste residential contract and carries no separate charge, with the residential garbage rate published at 21 dollars 69 cents a month including fees and sales tax since May 1, 2025. A scheduled pickup for qualifying debris in a purchased dumpster bag carries its own fee.
When & how
Trash runs twice a week by zone and heavy trash is serviced on the collection days. Everything goes to the curb by 7 a.m. on the service day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before, and collection happens any time between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the load to two heavy trash items per collection day, stay at least 4 feet from other objects, and keep construction waste, computers, televisions, microwaves and car parts out of the pile because the City refuses them. Yard waste goes out separately under its own rules, bagged or bundled, capped at six items per pickup and never including tree trunks or root balls.
Two trash days by zone and a curb window that starts the night before
League City runs three trash zones: the yellow zone on Mondays and Thursdays, the green zone on Tuesdays and Fridays and the blue zone on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Cans go to the curb by 7 a.m. on the service day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before, and collection can happen any time between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., so the Town publishes a trash day rather than a trash time. Trash has to be inside a container of 55 gallons or less and everything inside the bin has to be bagged. Heavy trash is serviced on the collection days, and yard waste runs on both service days as well.
Heavy trash is the bulky route, and three numbers decide it. A household may place up to two heavy trash items at the curb per collection day. Each pile has to sit at least 4 feet from other objects so the truck can reach it. And nothing that cannot be safely lifted and placed on the truck by two people is accepted at all. Furniture, dryers, washing machines, stoves, toilets with the bowl and tank separated, refrigerators and freezers that have been drained of refrigerant, and yard waste are all on the list, while computers, televisions, microwaves, car parts and construction waste are refused.
The two streams that leave the curbside route entirely
Two groups never go out with the trash or the heavy trash. Electronics are hazardous under the City's rules, so televisions, computers and microwaves move through the household hazardous waste programme: a resident registers with AmeriWaste for one of four curbside pickups a year, restricted to televisions, electronics, microwaves and appliances, or takes the material to a spring or fall event at Hometown Heroes Park. Construction debris is the other exception, and it is the resident's own responsibility, because AmeriWaste does not collect it and the City requires it in roll-off containers disposed of at a Type IV landfill, with the AmeriWaste facility, nearby landfills and a fee-based dumpster bag pickup as the alternatives for smaller loads.
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.
AmeriWaste League City, Inc. under contract with the City of League City Public Works Department
Use the heavy trash allowance on the collection days
A household with furniture, an appliance, a drained and tagged refrigerator or freezer, a toilet or a yard waste pile.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Heavy trash is part of the AmeriWaste residential contract and carries no separate charge, with the residential garbage rate published at 21 dollars 69 cents a month including fees and sales tax since May 1, 2025.
Arrange it
Set the items at the curb by 7 a.m. on a collection day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before, up to two heavy trash items per collection day, at least 4 feet from other objects. Heavy trash is serviced on the collection days and yard waste on both service days.
Computers, televisions, microwaves, car parts and construction waste are refused as heavy trash, and anything that two people cannot safely lift is not collected. A refrigerator or freezer has to be drained of refrigerant by a licensed technician with a tag carrying the licence number and date of service attached, and gym equipment is accepted only when it is not extremely heavy or bulky. Yard waste is capped at six bags or bundles per pickup.
AmeriWaste League City, Inc. under contract with the City of League City Public Works Department
Register for a household hazardous waste pickup or event
A household with a television, computer, microwave or appliance to move, or with chemicals, tires, propane or other hazardous material.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The four curbside household hazardous waste pickups a year and the two spring and fall Hometown Heroes events are part of the AmeriWaste agreement, and a resident must call AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 to be added to the curbside list inside the published registration window.
Arrange it
Call AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 between December 15 and 31 for the January 12 to 17 pickup, between April 13 and 30 for the May 11 to 16 pickup, between June 15 and 30 for the July 13 to 18 pickup, or between October 12 and 31 for the November 9 to 14 pickup. The Hometown Heroes disposal events run March 14 and September 12, 2026.
The curbside pickups are restricted to televisions, electronics, microwaves and appliances, and every other hazardous material has to wait for a spring or fall event. Registration is required before each window closes, and the events run twice a year only, so a resident with chemicals has to plan around the calendar.
AmeriWaste League City, Inc. under contract with the City of League City Public Works Department
Book an appointment at the Stella Roberts Recycling Center
A household with paint, household chemicals, adhesives, lawn and pool chemicals, brake fluid, or a television to dispose of between events.
Cost & conditions
From $1.5 per pound for items such as paint and household chemicals for League City residents, with televisions charged 5 to 15 dollars each depending on the set. League City residents making an appointment at the Stella Roberts Recycling Center in Pearland, which takes material Tuesday through Saturday.
Arrange it
Book an appointment for the facility at 5800 Magnolia Parkway in Pearland, open Tuesday through Saturday. Accepted material is brake fluid, household chemicals and cleaners, paints and stains capped at 25 cans, general chemicals and adhesives, and lawn and pool chemicals, and anything unlisted is checked on 281-489-2795 first.
This is a paid route for League City residents rather than a free one, the appointment has to be booked ahead, and material outside the accepted list has to be confirmed by phone. The facility is in Pearland rather than in League City, so the trip is a drive.
AmeriWaste League City, Inc. under contract with the City of League City Public Works Department
Move construction debris with a roll-off, a facility trip or a landfill
A household or project with construction, remodeling, repair or demolition debris that the curbside service refuses.
Cost & conditions
The City publishes no construction rate. Roll-off containers come from Hill Sand, Inc. on 281-482-1213, the AmeriWaste facility drop-off is a monthly resident privilege rather than a quoted price, the three nearby landfills are not associated with AmeriWaste and may charge a fee, and a dumpster bag pickup arranged through AmeriWaste carries a pickup fee, so confirm the route and the price before the material is generated.
Arrange it
Order a roll-off from Hill Sand, Inc. on 281-482-1213 for disposal at a Type IV landfill, or use the AmeriWaste Facility at 3894 Hwy 6 once a month with a driver's licence and a current paid water bill, debris no higher than the bed of a standard pickup and no trailer, after confirming on 281-585-3200. The nearby landfills are at 21000 East Highway 6 in Alvin on 281-388-1708, 3935 Avenue A in Santa Fe on 281-337-3022 and 4649 Dixie Farm Road in Pearland on 281-482-1213.
AmeriWaste does not collect construction debris with normal trash, the heavy trash list refuses construction waste, and the City names non-serviceable items including bricks, concrete, carpet, tile, sheet rock, shingles, roofing, plywood, propane tanks and tires. The facility drop-off is limited to once a month, with proof of residency and no trailers.
Construction debris delivered by League City residents for disposal, with the load kept below the truck-bed height of a standard pickup truck.
Residents may use the service once a month, must bring a driver's licence and a current paid water bill as proof of residency, may not use a trailer, and have to call AmeriWaste first to confirm the material and book a drop-off time. The City names bricks, concrete, carpet, tile, sheet rock, shingles, roofing, plywood, propane tanks and tires among the non-serviceable items for the curbside service.
By appointment after calling AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 to confirm the load and schedule a drop-off time.
The City lists this facility as a resident route without publishing a fee, so confirm whether a charge applies to the load with AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 when the drop-off time is booked.
Appointment household hazardous waste and television drop-off
Stella Roberts Recycling Center
5800 Magnolia Pkwy, Pearland, TX
Brake fluid, household chemicals and cleaners, paints and stains up to 25 cans, general chemicals and adhesives, lawn and pool chemicals, and televisions, all by appointment.
League City residents pay for the service, material outside the published list has to be checked on 281-489-2795 before booking, and the facility takes appointments from Tuesday through Saturday rather than accepting walk-in loads.
Tuesday through Saturday by appointment.
From $1.5 per pound for items such as paint and household chemicals, with televisions at 5 to 15 dollars each for League City residents. League City residents who book an appointment, with the charge assessed on the League City rate rather than on a free resident programme.
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.
Will League City collect a mattress?+
A mattress is not named on the heavy trash list, which covers dryers, freezers, furniture, refrigerators, stoves, toilets, washing machines and yard waste, so confirm the piece with AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 before setting it out. If it is accepted it goes out with the heavy trash by 7 a.m. on the collection day, at least 4 feet from other objects, and it cannot be something that two people cannot lift.Official guidance
Will League City take a couch at the curb?+
Yes. Furniture is named on the heavy trash list, and a household may place up to two heavy trash items at the curb per collection day. The couch goes out by 7 a.m. on the collection day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before, at least 4 feet from other objects, and it has to be something two people can safely lift. Construction waste, computers, televisions, microwaves and car parts will not be collected.Official guidance
How do appliances leave a League City address?+
Through heavy trash. Dryers, refrigerators, stoves and washing machines are named on the list, along with freezers, and a household may set out up to two heavy trash items per collection day by 7 a.m. A refrigerator or freezer is accepted only after a licensed HVAC technician or plumber drains the refrigerant and a tag with the licence number and service date is attached, and a toilet has to go out with the bowl and tank separated.Official guidance
What has to happen before a refrigerator goes out in League City?+
The refrigerant has to be drained first. League City requires a licensed HVAC technician or plumber to remove it and a tag bearing the service provider's licence number and the date of service to be affixed to the appliance, and freezers or refrigerators that have not been drained are named on the refused list. Once the tag is on, the unit goes out with the heavy trash by 7 a.m. on the collection day within the two item allowance.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in League City?+
Not in the heavy trash, because the City treats televisions, computers and microwaves as hazardous waste. There are four curbside household hazardous waste pickups a year, restricted to televisions, electronics, microwaves and appliances, and a resident has to call AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 inside the registration window to be added to the list. The two Hometown Heroes events on March 14 and September 12, 2026 take the broader hazardous material, and the Stella Roberts Recycling Center in Pearland takes televisions by appointment for a per set charge.Official guidance
How much heavy trash can I set out in League City?+
Up to two heavy trash items per collection day, at the curb by 7 a.m. and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before, at least 4 feet from other objects and light enough for two people to lift. Furniture, dryers, washing machines, stoves, toilets, refrigerators and freezers are named on the list, with refrigerators and freezers conditional on the refrigerant being drained and tagged. Computers, televisions, microwaves, car parts and construction waste are refused.Official guidance
Who collects trash in League City?+
AmeriWaste League City, Inc. collects under contract with the City, serving more than 34,000 residential and commercial customers across three zones: yellow on Mondays and Thursdays, green on Tuesdays and Fridays and blue on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Trash goes out by 7 a.m. in a container of 55 gallons or less with everything inside bagged, and the City runs a trash hotline on 281-554-1100 with the hauler on 281-331-8400.Official guidance
What will League City not take at the curb?+
Computers, televisions and microwaves are refused because the City treats them as hazardous waste, along with car parts and materials and construction waste. Heavy trash also refuses anything that two people cannot safely lift, and a refrigerator or freezer is refused unless a licensed technician has drained the refrigerant and attached a tag carrying the licence number and date of service. Yard waste is refused unless it is bagged or bundled within the six item limit.Official guidance
When can electronics leave a League City address?+
Only through the household hazardous waste route. Four curbside pickups run each year for televisions, electronics, microwaves and appliances, and a resident must call AmeriWaste on 281-585-3200 to be added to the list inside the registration window. In 2026 the pickups run January 12 to 17, May 11 to 16, July 13 to 18 and November 9 to 14, and the Hometown Heroes disposal events run March 14 and September 12 for the broader hazardous material.Official guidance
What can go in the League City recycling cart?+
Paper, cardboard, envelopes, newspapers, magazines, phone books, aluminum, bi-metal and steel cans, glass in all colours and plastics numbered 1 through 7 except number 6, all clean, dry and empty. The cart is a 48-gallon closed-top wheeled container, recyclables go in loose or in clear or clear-blue plastic bags on the curb, and batteries, light bulbs, medical waste, plastic grocery bags, polystyrene, pizza boxes, tires and yard waste are all refused.Official guidance
