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City collection Furniture is named as a bulky waste item that the contracted hauler will take, but only on a case by case basis for an additional fee arranged in advance. The city states that bulky items are handled case by case for an additional fee without publishing an amount, so confirm the item and the price with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490 when arranging the pickup.
City collection A mattress is not named on the city's curbside rules or on the bulky examples, so it has to be confirmed with the hauler, although the county landfill publishes a mattress fee for self haulers. No city mattress rate is published, and the bulky route is priced case by case, so confirm acceptance and the fee with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490; a self hauled mattress carries a published 20.00 fee per mattress at the Williamson County Landfill.
City collection Washers, dryers and water heaters are the appliance examples the city gives for the bulky waste route, which is arranged case by case for an additional fee. The city publishes no appliance rate and describes the bulky route as case by case for an additional fee, so confirm the item and the price with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490.
City collection Bulky items that do not fit the container are collected by the contracted hauler case by case for an additional fee, on top of the five extra bags the residential service already includes. The city publishes no bulky item rate and describes the work as case by case for an additional fee, so confirm the load and the price with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490 when the pickup is booked.
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?
Leander contracts its collection to Al Clawson Disposal, and the shape of the service explains why large item questions are a phone call rather than a curbside rule. Garbage is collected once a week from Monday through Friday, the residential service includes a 95 gallon container plus up to five extra bags of no more than 30 pounds each, and brush is the one oversized material the city lets a household put out on the normal collection day, cut to 4 feet and bundled to 35 pounds. Everything else is case by case: washers, dryers, water heaters and furniture are accepted bulky items but only for an additional fee arranged with Clawson on 512-930-5490, and the city points residents to the company's Bag Tag Program to book the pickup. Two categories are closed off from that route entirely. Electronics such as televisions and computer monitors are expressly not accepted, and hazardous material is outside the collection, with the city pointing to Williamson County and Travis County household hazardous waste events and to other recycling providers whose policies and fees have to be confirmed. Construction and remodeling loads go through the city's separate list of authorized temporary service providers, and the city itself runs spring and fall residential cleanup events at 607 Municipal Drive for households inside the city limits.
Weekly cart collection and the extra bag allowance
Accepted with preparation
Garbage is collected once a week from Monday through Friday by the city's contracted provider, and the residential service includes a 95 gallon container plus up to five extra bags.
City cost & eligibility
The city page does not publish the residential collection rate, so confirm the account charge with City of Leander Utility Billing on 512-259-1142.
When & how
Put the container and the extra bags out on the household's weekly collection day, and note that Clawson Disposal does not operate on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, with service resuming the next calendar day if the collection day falls on or after one of them.
Get it ready
Keep extra bags outside the container and no heavier than 30 pounds each, up to five of them, and keep electronics, batteries, plastic bags and the other refused material out of the recycling stream.
Furniture is named as a bulky waste item that the contracted hauler will take, but only on a case by case basis for an additional fee arranged in advance.
City cost & eligibility
The city states that bulky items are handled case by case for an additional fee without publishing an amount, so confirm the item and the price with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490 when arranging the pickup.
When & how
Call Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490 to arrange the bulky pickup, and leave the piece out on the day the company confirms rather than assuming it rides the normal collection day.
Get it ready
Keep the piece out of the container because it does not fit, describe the item and its size when booking, and ask about the Bag Tag Program because that is how the city says a particular bulky pickup is scheduled.
A mattress is not named on the city's curbside rules or on the bulky examples, so it has to be confirmed with the hauler, although the county landfill publishes a mattress fee for self haulers.
City cost & eligibility
No city mattress rate is published, and the bulky route is priced case by case, so confirm acceptance and the fee with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490; a self hauled mattress carries a published 20.00 fee per mattress at the Williamson County Landfill.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then book the bulky pickup or take it to the county landfill at 600 Landfill Road in Hutto during its published hours.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the container and dry, confirm the item before it reaches the curb, and cover any load taken to the landfill with a tarp because an untarped load carries a fee.
Washers, dryers and water heaters are the appliance examples the city gives for the bulky waste route, which is arranged case by case for an additional fee.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no appliance rate and describes the bulky route as case by case for an additional fee, so confirm the item and the price with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490.
When & how
Call Clawson Disposal to arrange the pickup and set the unit out on the day the company confirms.
Get it ready
Keep the appliance out of the container, empty and defrost it, and ask whether the unit holds refrigerant because the city publishes no refrigerant step and the answer comes from the hauler.
Televisions and computer monitors are expressly not accepted on the bulky route, electronics are refused in the recycling stream, and the city points to other providers whose policies and fees have to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no electronics route or price of its own and tells residents to contact the other providers to confirm their policies and fees, so the cost has to be confirmed with whichever location is used.
When & how
Call the provider first, because the city lists the Williamson County landfill and household hazardous waste events, Goodwill Central Texas and the Travis County events as possible destinations without guaranteeing that any of them takes a particular device.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover, keep electronics out of the recycling container because batteries and electronics are on the refused list, and keep the device off the bulky pile because televisions and computer monitors are expressly not accepted there.
Construction, remodeling and repair material is not part of the residential cart service, and the city's published route is a roll off or commercial container from one of its authorized temporary service providers.
City cost & eligibility
The city lists the authorized providers rather than a rate, and it tells residents the temporary services are arranged for the project, so the price has to be confirmed with whichever provider is hired.
When & how
Order the container from an authorized provider before the work starts, because the residential collection does not take project loads and no city container collection day is published.
Get it ready
Choose a provider from the city's authorized list, keep project material out of the household container, and confirm the container size, the disposal destination and any weight limit before the load leaves the property.
Exercise equipment is not named in the bulky examples or anywhere else on the city page, so a treadmill or weight machine is confirmed with the hauler before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise equipment item or rate is published, so confirm with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490 whether the machine can go out as a bulky item and what the additional fee would be.
When & how
Confirm the machine first, then book the bulky pickup for the day the hauler gives.
Get it ready
Break the machine down so it can be handled, describe the item and its weight when confirming, and keep it out of the container and off the brush pile.
Bulky items that do not fit the container are collected by the contracted hauler case by case for an additional fee, on top of the five extra bags the residential service already includes.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no bulky item rate and describes the work as case by case for an additional fee, so confirm the load and the price with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490 when the pickup is booked.
When & how
Book the bulky pickup with the hauler through the Bag Tag Program, and keep the extra bags that fit the normal allowance to no more than 30 pounds each.
Get it ready
Put up to five extra bags out with the weekly collection within the 30 pound limit, keep bulky items and electronics off that pile, and arrange anything larger directly with the hauler.
Hazardous material is outside the collection, and the city points residents to the Williamson County and Travis County household hazardous waste events without publishing dates of its own.
City cost & eligibility
The city lists the household hazardous waste referral rather than a local event or price, so confirm the next date and any charge with the provider before hauling the material.
When & how
Watch for a county household hazardous waste event, and use the residential cleanup events the city holds in spring and fall at 607 Municipal Drive only for non hazardous material.
Get it ready
Keep chemicals out of the garbage container and out of the recycling container, keep them off the curbside bulky pile, and confirm the accepted list with the event program before the trip.
Brush is the one oversized material the city lets a household put out on the regular collection day, bagged or bundled within the published limits.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Brush is taken on the regularly scheduled garbage collection day as part of the city contracted residential service, which already includes a 95 gallon container and up to five extra bags of no more than 30 pounds each, and no separate brush charge is published.
When & how
Put the bagged leaves or bundled branches out on the regularly scheduled garbage collection day rather than arranging a separate pickup.
Get it ready
Cut branches to no more than 4 feet, group them into bundles of 35 pounds or less, tie each bundle with string or rope strong enough to hold together when lifted, and bag loose leaves.
One weekly collection with five extra bags included
Leander collects once a week from Monday through Friday through its contracted provider, Al Clawson Disposal, and the residential service includes a 95 gallon container plus up to five additional garbage bags outside the container of no more than 30 pounds each. Clawson does not operate on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, and collection resumes the next calendar day when a pickup falls on or after one of them. Recycling runs on the alternate week and accepts dry paper, rigid plastics numbered 1 through 7, rinsed metal and glass, while light bulbs, ceramics, mirrors, batteries, electronics, plastic bags and contaminated foil are refused.
The city does not put a bulky item rule on the curb. Washers, dryers, water heaters and furniture are named as bulky waste that does not fit the container, and the city says these are handled case by case for an additional fee, arranged with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490, with the Bag Tag Program named as the way to schedule a particular pickup. Nothing about the price is published, so the item and the cost are confirmed together before the piece goes out, and electronics such as televisions and computer monitors are excluded from this route.
Brush is the exception that rides the normal collection day
Brush such as leaves and tree branches may be bagged or bundled and left out on the regularly scheduled garbage collection day, with branches cut to no more than 4 feet, bundles kept to 35 pounds or less and each bundle tied with string or rope strong enough to hold it together when lifted. That is the only oversized material the city lets a household set out without arranging a separate pickup.
The county landfill and the city cleanup events take the loads
Two published drop off routes cover what the collection will not take. The Williamson County Landfill and Hutto Recycling Center at 600 Landfill Road in Hutto is open Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. with hand unloading until 4 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon, and it publishes fees including 9.50 per cubic yard for brush, 45.00 for a residential car, SUV or pickup without a trailer, 30.00 for load pull offs, 20.00 per mattress and 30.00 for a load that arrives without a tarp, with safety vests required at the gate. The city also runs residential cleanup events in spring and fall at 607 Municipal Drive as a non hazardous waste drop off for households inside the Leander city limits only.
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 Leander with Al Clawson Disposal, Inc., and the Williamson County Landfill
Book a bulky pickup with Clawson Disposal
A Leander household with furniture, an appliance, a mattress or another item that does not fit the container.
Cost & conditions
Bulky items are handled case by case for an additional fee and the city publishes no amount, so confirm the item and the price with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490 when the pickup is booked.
Arrange it
Call Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490, describe the items, ask about the Bag Tag Program to schedule the pickup, and set the material out on the day the company confirms.
Priced case by case by the hauler rather than by a published schedule, and electronics such as televisions and computer monitors are not accepted on this route.
City of Leander with Al Clawson Disposal, Inc., and the Williamson County Landfill
Take the load to the Williamson County Landfill
A household with brush, a mattress, a bulky item or general waste that it would rather haul itself.
Cost & conditions
From $9.5 per cubic yard for brush, with a residential car, SUV or pickup without a trailer at 45.00 plus fees, load pull offs at 30.00, a mattress at 20.00 per mattress and a 30.00 fee for a load that arrives without a tarp. Anyone hauling to the county landfill operated by WM, with a safety vest required at the gate.
Arrange it
Drive to 600 Landfill Road in Hutto during the published hours, cover the load with a tarp, and bring or buy a safety vest before entering the site.
Hand unloading is only available until 4 p.m. on weekdays, Saturday closes at noon and the site is closed Sunday, and a load without a tarp or a vest draws an extra charge.
City of Leander with Al Clawson Disposal, Inc., and the Williamson County Landfill
Use the spring and fall residential cleanup events
A household inside the Leander city limits with non hazardous material to drop off.
Cost & conditions
The city describes the cleanup events as a non hazardous waste drop off for residents but publishes no fee, so confirm any charge and the accepted material with the city before the event.
Arrange it
Watch for the spring and fall event dates the city publishes and bring the material to the Public Works Department facility at 607 Municipal Drive.
City limits residents only, non hazardous material only, and the events run twice a year rather than continuously.
A household or contractor with a construction, remodeling, repair or junk removal project that needs a roll off container.
Cost & conditions
The city lists the authorized providers and their franchise arrangement but publishes no rate, so confirm the container size, the disposal destination and the price with the provider hired.
Arrange it
Choose a provider from the city's authorized list, such as Al Clawson Disposal, Arrow Roll Offs and Recycling, Austin Dumpsters, Central Texas Refuse, Texas Disposal Systems or WM, and have the container delivered before the work starts.
A privately priced arrangement, and the temporary service franchise does not cover waste that a commercial or industrial operation generates as part of its normal business.
County landfill and recycling center open for self hauled loads
Williamson County Landfill
600 Landfill Road, Hutto, TX 78634
General waste and brush from residents, with published fees covering brush at 9.50 per cubic yard, a residential car, SUV or pickup without a trailer at 45.00 plus fees, and mattresses at 20.00 each.
Every load must be covered by a tarp and a load without one carries a 30.00 fee, load pull offs cost 30.00, and all customers and anyone assisting must wear a safety vest, which can be brought from home or bought at the gatehouse.
Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. with hand unloading from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon and closed Sunday, with holiday hours by phone on 512-759-8881.
From $9.5 per cubic yard for brush, with a residential car, SUV or pickup without a trailer at 45.00 plus fees, load pull offs at 30.00, a mattress at 20.00 per mattress and a 30.00 fee for an untarped load. Anyone hauling to the county owned landfill operated by WM.
City public works facility used for the spring and fall residential cleanup events
Leander Public Works Department
607 Municipal Drive, Leander, TX
Non hazardous waste dropped off by residents at the city's spring and fall residential cleanup events.
Open to residents who live inside the Leander city limits only, and the events are for non hazardous waste rather than household chemicals.
Event based, with the city holding the cleanup events in the spring and the fall, so the dates come from the city's event notices.
The city describes the events as a non hazardous waste drop off but publishes no fee, so confirm any charge and the accepted material with the city before the 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 does a couch go out in Leander?+
Furniture is named among the bulky waste items the contracted hauler will take, but it is handled case by case for an additional fee rather than on the normal collection day. Call Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490 and ask about the Bag Tag Program to schedule the pickup, and confirm the price at the same time.Official guidance
What are the bulky item rules in Leander?+
The residential service already includes a 95 gallon container plus up to five extra garbage bags of no more than 30 pounds each. Bulky waste that does not fit, such as a washer, dryer, water heater or piece of furniture, is handled case by case for an additional fee, arranged with Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490, and the city points to the company's Bag Tag Program for scheduling a particular pickup. Electronics such as televisions and computer monitors are not accepted on that route.Official guidance
Where do paint and household chemicals go in Leander?+
The city does not collect hazardous material with the garbage or recycling and instead points residents to the Williamson County landfill's household hazardous waste events, the Travis County events and other recycling providers, asking residents to confirm each one's policies and fees. The city's own spring and fall residential cleanup events at 607 Municipal Drive are non hazardous waste drop offs for households inside the Leander city limits only, so they are not the route for paint.Official guidance
How does Leander collect brush and branches?+
Brush such as leaves and tree branches may be bagged or bundled and put out on the regularly scheduled garbage collection day. Branches must be cut to no more than 4 feet and grouped into bundles of 35 pounds or less, and each bundle has to be tied with string or rope strong enough to hold it together when lifted. No separate brush charge is published, so it rides the city contracted residential service.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Leander?+
Residents inside the city limits are served by the city's contracted provider, Al Clawson Disposal, Inc., and the service is administered by City of Leander Utility Billing on 512-259-1142. Garbage is collected once a week from Monday through Friday and recycling runs on the alternate week. The residential service includes a 95 gallon container and up to five extra garbage bags of no more than 30 pounds each.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a large item in Leander?+
Large items are arranged with the hauler rather than set out with the weekly collection: bulky waste such as washers, dryers, water heaters and furniture is handled case by case for an additional fee through Clawson Disposal on 512-930-5490, with the Bag Tag Program named for scheduling a particular pickup. Brush is the exception, since bagged leaves and branches cut to 4 feet and bundled to 35 pounds go out on the regularly scheduled collection day.Official guidance
What will Clawson Disposal not take?+
Electronics such as televisions and computer monitors are expressly not accepted, and hazardous material is outside the collection, with the city pointing to the Williamson County and Travis County household hazardous waste events and other recycling providers and asking residents to confirm their policies and fees. In the recycling stream the refused list covers light bulbs, ceramics and mirrors, batteries and electronics, plastic bags, pie plates, motor oil cans and contaminated aluminum foil.Official guidance
