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City collection Furniture is named in the City's list of acceptable bulky items, and carpeting is accepted when it is bundled in lengths of no more than 4 feet. Both go out on the regular collection day beside the trash cart. No charge. Furniture is part of the franchised residential bulky service, within the combined 3 cubic yard bulky and yard waste limit on a collection day.
City collection Mattresses are named in the City's list of acceptable bulky items, so a mattress or box spring goes out beside the trash cart on the regular collection day. No charge. Mattresses are part of the franchised residential bulky service, within the combined 3 cubic yard bulky and yard waste limit on a collection day.
City collection Appliances are named as acceptable bulky items in Lewisville, and a unit with PCB, CFC or HCFC coolant such as a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner is only eligible for curbside pickup once a certified technician tags it to confirm the coolant was safely removed. No charge. Appliances are part of the franchised residential bulky service within the combined 3 cubic yard limit, and a coolant unit needs a certified technician's tag before it is collected.
City collection Every Lewisville residence gets a blue 96 gallon trash cart from the franchised hauler, and once the cart is full a household may set out two more bags or cans of trash of up to 39 gallons each. Extra carts carry an additional monthly charge. The City does not publish the residential refuse fee on the service pages, and an additional trash cart carries an additional monthly charge that is also unpublished. Confirm the current amounts with Republic Services or the City at 972-219-3699 and ask about the 20 percent senior discount, which requires the City's application form.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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Will the city take it?
Lewisville franchises its residential trash and recycling collection to Republic Services and pays for recycling inside the basic refuse fee on the water bill. Each house gets a blue 96 gallon trash cart and a green recycling cart, with two extra bags or cans allowed once the cart is full, and bulky waste rides along on the same collection day as long as bulky and yard waste together stay within three cubic yards. Appliances, furniture, mattresses, fencing, large toys, do-it-yourself project waste and bundled carpet are all named as acceptable bulky items, while a coolant appliance needs a certified technician's tag first. Anything larger than the bulky rule of thumb, plus soil, concrete, stumps and treated wood, moves to a Republic special collection or a free landfill trip, and the monthly appointment-only event at the Residential Convenience Center takes electronics and household chemicals. Dropcurb hauls residential items from addresses across Lewisville.
Every Lewisville residence gets a blue 96 gallon trash cart from the franchised hauler, and once the cart is full a household may set out two more bags or cans of trash of up to 39 gallons each. Extra carts carry an additional monthly charge.
City cost & eligibility
The City does not publish the residential refuse fee on the service pages, and an additional trash cart carries an additional monthly charge that is also unpublished. Confirm the current amounts with Republic Services or the City at 972-219-3699 and ask about the 20 percent senior discount, which requires the City's application form.
When & how
Carts go to the curb or alley collection point by 7 a.m. on the collection day. The only holidays that affect pickup are Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year's Day, and each one pushes service back a day.
Get it ready
Set the cart out no more than 24 hours before collection and bring it in within 24 hours after. Keep the cart at least 3 feet from other carts and objects such as trees, mailboxes and cars, leave 16 feet of clearance above it, and turn the wheels toward the house. Only waste from the residence may go out, because waste from a nonresidential source is not collected as residential waste.
The green recycling cart is collected on the same day as trash, and the cost of recycling is included in the basic refuse fee. Curbside material goes in clean, dry and loose, and four City drop-off sites take the same list around the clock.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Recycling is included in the basic refuse fee paid by residents on the water bill, and the City drop-off sites are free to residents and small businesses.
When & how
Recycling goes out on the same weekly day as trash, by 7 a.m., with the same Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day shifts.
Get it ready
Put material in the cart clean, dry and loose rather than bagged, and leave plastic bags, coat hangers, shredded paper, hardcover books, styrofoam, rigid plastics, garden hoses and cords, mirror and auto glass, pizza boxes, yard waste, pipes, electronics, clothing and hazardous waste out. At a drop-off site, keep lids and doors closed and never leave material outside a full container.
Yard waste is collected on the same day as trash and goes out bagged, containerized or bundled rather than loose. Soil, dirt, sand, concrete, large stumps, shrubs with intact root balls and treated wood are not yard waste and are handled another way.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Yard waste is part of the residential collection service, with the combined bulky and yard waste set out limited to 3 cubic yards on a collection day. A special collection for material such as soil, concrete or stumps is arranged with Republic Services at the resident's cost.
When & how
Yard waste goes out on the same weekly day as trash and recycling, by 7 a.m., within the combined 3 cubic yard limit.
Get it ready
Bag or containerize leaves, yard trimmings and garden debris, or bundle and tie small brush under 4 inches in diameter and under 4 feet long, keeping each container or bundle at or below 50 pounds. Keep soil, dirt, sand, concrete, large stumps, root balls and treated wood out of the yard waste pile.
Bulky waste is material too large for the trash cart, and the hauler collects it on the same day as trash from beside the cart. The City's rule of thumb is that anything too large to fit in the back of a pickup truck is not bulky waste and needs a special collection.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Bulky waste is part of the franchised residential service, with bulky and yard waste combined limited to 3 cubic yards on a collection day. Oversized items need a Republic Services special collection, which the resident pays for.
When & how
Bulky items go out on the regular collection day next to the trash cart, and the same truck route handles trash, recycling and yard waste that day.
Get it ready
Keep the pile to household material such as appliances, bicycles, furniture, fencing cut to 4 by 4 or 4 by 3 sections, large toys, mattresses, do-it-yourself project waste and carpeting bundled in lengths of no more than 4 feet, and keep the combined pile within the 3 cubic yard limit.
Furniture is named in the City's list of acceptable bulky items, and carpeting is accepted when it is bundled in lengths of no more than 4 feet. Both go out on the regular collection day beside the trash cart.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Furniture is part of the franchised residential bulky service, within the combined 3 cubic yard bulky and yard waste limit on a collection day.
When & how
Set the furniture or bundled carpet next to the trash cart on the regular collection day, out by 7 a.m.
Get it ready
Keep the piece whole and reachable, cut and bundle carpeting into lengths of no more than 4 feet, and keep fencing and other project pieces to the published 4 by 4 or 4 by 3 section sizes.
Mattresses are named in the City's list of acceptable bulky items, so a mattress or box spring goes out beside the trash cart on the regular collection day.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Mattresses are part of the franchised residential bulky service, within the combined 3 cubic yard bulky and yard waste limit on a collection day.
When & how
Put the mattress next to the trash cart on the regular collection day, out by 7 a.m.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and flat beside the cart, and keep the whole bulky pile within the 3 cubic yard limit so nothing is left behind.
Appliances are named as acceptable bulky items in Lewisville, and a unit with PCB, CFC or HCFC coolant such as a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner is only eligible for curbside pickup once a certified technician tags it to confirm the coolant was safely removed.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Appliances are part of the franchised residential bulky service within the combined 3 cubic yard limit, and a coolant unit needs a certified technician's tag before it is collected.
When & how
Have the coolant removed and tagged first, then set the appliance beside the trash cart on the regular collection day, out by 7 a.m.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors. For a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner, arrange the coolant removal with a certified technician who tags the unit, or use a local metal recycler or a removal service instead of waiting for the collection day.
Electronics do not go in the recycling cart or the trash. Lewisville residents book an appointment at the Residential Convenience Center, where the monthly household hazardous waste and electronic waste collection takes televisions, computers, small appliances and cords.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The collection program is for residents who live inside Lewisville city limits and pay a Lewisville water bill, and a valid driver license proves residency. Businesses and non-residents are turned away.
When & how
Book an appointment at the Residential Convenience Center, 330 Jones Street. Appointments are Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. when available, one car per ten minute block, and one Saturday a month from 9 a.m. to noon, four cars per block.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of both carts and out of the drop-off recycling containers, remove personal data before the device leaves the house, and bring the driver license that proves Lewisville residency to the appointment.
Do-it-yourself project waste is named among the acceptable bulky items, so a homeowner's own small project load can go out with the bulky collection. Material from a contractor or a business is refused as nonresidential waste, and soil, concrete, stumps and treated wood move to a special collection or the landfill instead.
City cost & eligibility
A resident's own do-it-yourself project waste fits the free bulky collection within the 3 cubic yard combined limit, while a special collection for soil, concrete, stumps or an oversized load is arranged directly with Republic Services and paid by the resident at an unpublished rate. Waste from commercial activity is not collected as residential waste.
When & how
Put small project waste out beside the trash cart on the regular collection day within the 3 cubic yard limit, or arrange a Republic special collection for material the bulky route will not take.
Get it ready
Cut fencing to 4 by 4 or 4 by 3 sections and bundle carpeting, keep the pile within the size limit, and keep soil, dirt, sand, concrete, large stumps, shrubs with intact root balls and treated wood out of the yard waste and bulky piles. A contractor's debris is not residential waste and is not set out at the curb.
Tires are not on the City's list of acceptable bulky items and they are refused at the hazardous waste collection events, so Lewisville publishes no curbside tire route.
City cost & eligibility
There is no curbside tire collection and the hazardous household waste events refuse tires outright. The City's recycling resource list names Firestone and Goodyear locations that take tires along with motor oil, oil filters and batteries, and those businesses set their own terms, so confirm before making the trip.
When & how
Use a retailer route such as the Firestone or Goodyear locations the City lists for tires, because neither the curbside collection nor the hazardous waste event takes them.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the trash cart, the recycling cart, the drop-off containers and the bulky pile, and keep them away from the hazardous waste appointment because they are refused there.
Paint, solvents, pool chemicals, pesticides, automotive fluids, batteries and other hazardous material do not go in the trash. Lewisville residents book an appointment at the Residential Convenience Center for the monthly collection.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The program is only for residents who live inside Lewisville city limits and pay a Lewisville water bill, with a valid driver license as proof of residency. The City reserves the right to refuse any waste.
When & how
Book an appointment for the Residential Convenience Center, 330 Jones Street. Appointments are Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. when available, one car per ten minute block, and one Saturday a month from 9 a.m. to noon, four cars per block.
Get it ready
Bring acids, aerosol cans, all batteries, antifreeze, brake fluid, craft and hobby chemicals, degreasers, drain cleaners, fertilizer, fluorescent lights, gasoline, herbicides, household chemicals, motor oil, paints and stains, paint thinners, pest strips, pesticides, photo chemicals, pool chemicals, oil filters, solvents, spray paint, transmission fluid and varnishes. Leave ammunition, medical waste, propane or butane cylinders, explosives, fireworks, biohazard material, septic waste, gas powered equipment and business waste at home.
Exercise machines are refused at the hazardous waste events but are not named in the City's list of acceptable bulky items, so the route depends on the machine. A piece that fits the bulky rule of thumb can go out with the household's bulky waste.
City cost & eligibility
Exercise equipment has no named local rate. Confirm with Republic Services or the City at 972-219-3699 whether the machine is collected as bulky waste within the 3 cubic yard limit or needs a special collection, which the resident pays for.
When & how
Confirm the machine first, then set it beside the trash cart on the regular collection day within the combined 3 cubic yard limit, or book a Republic special collection.
Get it ready
Fold or dismantle the machine where the maker allows it and keep the parts together as one item, and take off any loose weights so the piece can be handled beside the cart. Do not take the machine to the hazardous waste appointment, because exercise machines are refused there.
Carts go to the curb or alley collection point by 7 a.m., no more than 24 hours before collection, and come back in within 24 hours after. Leave at least 3 feet between the cart and any other cart or object such as a tree, mailbox or car, keep 16 feet of clearance above it, and turn the wheels toward the house.
Three cubic yards for bulky and yard waste together
Bulky waste and yard waste are collected on the same day as trash, and the two piles together may not exceed 3 cubic yards on any collection day. As a rule of thumb, anything too large to fit in the back of a pickup truck is not bulky waste and needs a special collection arranged with the hauler.
A refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner with PCB, CFC or HCFC coolant must be tagged by a certified technician confirming the coolant was safely removed before it is eligible for curbside pickup. A local metal recycler or a removal service is the alternative the City offers.
Residents may not set out waste generated from a nonresidential source as residential waste, and household hazardous waste such as paint, solvents, pool chemicals, pesticides, automotive fluids, batteries and ammunition never goes in the trash or the recycling cart.
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 Lewisville franchised collection through Republic Services
Bulky waste with the regular collection
Households with furniture, a mattress, an appliance, bundled carpet or other household items too large for the trash cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Bulky waste is part of the franchised residential service and is collected at no separate charge, with bulky and yard waste combined limited to 3 cubic yards on a collection day.
Arrange it
Set the items beside the trash cart on the regular collection day, out by 7 a.m. The same day covers trash, recycling, bulky waste and yard waste, and a separate truck handles the bulky items.
Anything too large to fit in the back of a pickup truck is not disposed of as bulky waste. Appliances with coolant need a certified technician's tag, and material from a nonresidential source or a contractor is not collected as residential waste.
City of Lewisville franchised collection through Republic Services
Special collection for oversized loads
Households with an item too large for the bulky rule of thumb, or with soil, concrete, stumps, treated wood or another load the bulky route will not take.
Cost & conditions
The special collection is arranged directly with Republic Services at an unpublished rate and the resident pays for it, so confirm the current price before the load is scheduled.
Arrange it
Contact Republic Services to arrange the special collection for the oversized or excluded material, and follow the placement instruction the hauler gives. Residents may also use their free landfill privileges for material such as soil and concrete.
This route replaces the bulky collection for the specific load, and waste from a commercial or contractor source is still refused as residential waste.
City of Lewisville franchised collection through Republic Services
Appointment hazardous and electronic waste collection
Lewisville households with paint, solvents, pool chemicals, automotive fluids, batteries, televisions, computers or small appliances.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Only residents who live inside Lewisville city limits and pay a Lewisville water bill, with a valid driver license as proof of residency. Businesses and non-residents are turned away.
Arrange it
Book an appointment through the City's sign-up form for the Residential Convenience Center at 330 Jones Street. Appointments run Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. when available with one car per ten minute block, and one Saturday a month from 9 a.m. to noon with four cars per block. Call 972-219-3699 for help with the form.
Ammunition, medical waste and drugs, propane and butane cylinders, refrigerators of any size, biohazard materials, exercise machines, furniture, explosives, septic waste, fireworks, tires, gas powered equipment, yard waste, fire extinguishers and business waste are refused.
Households that want an appliance recycled or reusable furniture and household goods donated instead of going to the curb.
Cost & conditions
These are independent businesses the City lists as resources, and each sets its own terms, so confirm acceptance and any charge directly with the business before making the trip. The City notes that inclusion on its list is not an endorsement.
Arrange it
The City's resource list names AAA Recycling at 575 Jubilee Lane for appliances, scrap metal, car batteries and aluminum, the Lewisville Goodwill Retail Center at 919 W. Main Street for clothing, household items and electronics, the Dallas Furniture Bank in Carrollton for usable basic household furniture, and Christian Community Action at 128 South Mill Street, which takes appliances and household items and arranges large item pickups by phone.
Donation routes take reusable goods rather than disposal loads, and recyclers set their own accepted items and charges, so a broken or non reusable item still goes through the curbside bulky collection.
Lewisville residents whose curbside provider is Republic Services get two free dumping privileges each month at the Camelot Landfill on Huffines Boulevard, which is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Access requires a current water bill and a driver license with matching addresses, loads must be securely covered, the waste cannot come from commercial activity, and the landfill may refuse any load. That is also the route the City names for soil, concrete, stumps and treated wood that are not yard waste. Household chemicals and electronics go instead to the Residential Convenience Center at 330 Jones Street, where the drop-off recycling containers stay open around the clock and the collection program runs by appointment on Wednesdays and Fridays and one Saturday a month. Tires have no city route, and the City points residents to the Firestone and Goodyear locations it lists for tires. Residential trash service, bulky waste, yard waste and landfill privilegesHazardous household waste and electronics collection programRecycling services, accepted material, drop-off sites and resources
Resident landfill privilege
Camelot Landfill
580 Huffines Boulevard
Household loads from Lewisville residents whose curbside provider is Republic Services, including the material the bulky and yard waste routes will not take, such as soil, concrete, stumps and treated wood.
Access requires a current water bill and a driver license with matching addresses, loads must be securely covered or fees are charged, the waste may not come from commercial activity, and the landfill may refuse any load. Telephone 972-492-3888.
Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Saturday, 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
No charge. Lewisville residents whose curbside trash provider is Republic Services receive two free dumping privileges each month, with proof of address and covered loads required.
Drop-off recycling that matches the curbside list, and by appointment the electronics and household chemicals accepted in the City's collection program, including televisions, computers, small appliances, batteries, paint, solvents, pool chemicals and automotive fluids.
The hazardous and electronic waste program is only for residents who live inside city limits and pay a Lewisville water bill, with a valid driver license as proof, and businesses and non-residents are turned away. Electronics, hazardous waste, styrofoam, yard waste, construction materials, liquids, multi-material products, power tools and shredded paper may not go in the drop-off recycling containers, and material is never left outside a full container.
Drop-off recycling containers are available 24 hours a day year round. Collection appointments run Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. when available and one Saturday a month from 9 a.m. to noon.
No charge. The drop-off recycling containers are free to residents and small businesses, and the appointment collection program is free to residents who live inside city limits and pay a Lewisville water bill.
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.
What counts as bulky waste in Lewisville?+
Material too large for the trash cart. The City lists appliances, bicycles, furniture, fencing cut into sections, large toys, mattresses, do-it-yourself project waste and bundled carpeting as acceptable examples, and bulky plus yard waste together may not exceed 3 cubic yards.Official guidance
What if the item is too big for the bulky collection?+
As a rule of thumb, anything too large to fit in the back of a pickup truck is not disposed of as bulky waste. A special collection is arranged directly with Republic Services and the resident pays for it.Official guidance
Can a refrigerator go out for curbside pickup in Lewisville?+
Only after a certified technician removes the PCB, CFC or HCFC coolant and tags the unit to confirm the coolant was safely removed. Local recyclers or a removal service are the alternatives the City offers.Official guidance
Where else can Lewisville appliances go?+
The City encourages a recycling option for bulky items and lists local metal recyclers, such as AAA Recycling at 575 Jubilee Lane, which takes appliances, scrap metal, car batteries and aluminum. The hazardous waste events refuse refrigerators of any size.Official guidance
Where do Lewisville residents take a television?+
Televisions are on the accepted list at the appointment-only electronic waste collection at the Residential Convenience Center, 330 Jones Street, which runs Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. when available and one Saturday a month from 9 a.m. to noon.Official guidance
Can electronics go in the Lewisville recycling cart?+
No. Electronics are refused in the recycling cart and at the drop-off recycling containers, and the City directs televisions, computers, small appliances and cords to the monthly hazardous household waste event instead.Official guidance
Can my own project debris go out as bulky waste in Lewisville?+
Do-it-yourself project waste is named among the acceptable bulky items, so a homeowner's own small project load goes out beside the trash cart within the 3 cubic yard combined bulky and yard waste limit. Fencing is cut into 4 by 4 or 4 by 3 sections.Official guidance
Can a contractor's debris go to the Lewisville curb?+
No. Lewisville residents may not set out waste generated from a nonresidential source as residential waste, so a contractor's material is not collected at the curb and the disposal arrangement belongs to the contractor.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Lewisville?+
The City franchises residential, multi-family and commercial collection to Republic Services, with a blue trash cart and a green recycling cart issued to each single-family residence. Recycling is paid for inside the basic refuse fee on the water bill.Official guidance
Does Lewisville pick up furniture and mattresses at the curb?+
Yes. Furniture and mattresses are on the City's list of acceptable bulky items, they go out beside the trash cart on the regular collection day, and bulky waste plus yard waste together may not exceed 3 cubic yards.Official guidance
What has to happen before a refrigerator is picked up in Lewisville?+
A certified technician has to remove the PCB, CFC or HCFC coolant and tag the unit to confirm the coolant was safely removed, and then it is eligible for curbside bulky pickup. Local recyclers or a removal service are the alternatives the City lists.Official guidance
Where do Lewisville residents take paint, batteries and old televisions?+
To the appointment-only collection at the Residential Convenience Center, 330 Jones Street, which serves residents who live inside city limits and pay a Lewisville water bill. Appointments run Wednesdays and Fridays from 9 to 11 a.m. when available and one Saturday a month from 9 a.m. to noon.Official guidance
