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City collection Furniture has two published routes. The city will collect couches, chairs, bed frames and most household furniture on a scheduled pickup at no additional charge, and the resident drop-off points take furniture as a bulky item. The city states that residential furniture pickup carries no additional charge when it is arranged by calling the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278, which is the published price statement. For the resident drop-off points the city publishes no fee, so confirm any charge there on the same number.
City collection A mattress is named on the drop-off accepted list as a bulky item, so the route is one of the three resident drop-off points rather than the alley. The curbside furniture list names bed frames and most household furniture but not mattresses. The city publishes no fee for the Citizens Collection Station or the Citizens Convenience Center. What those pages publish is the eligibility and the conditions: City of Midland residents hauling household items from their own single-family homes, single-axle trailer loads only, no commercial waste and no paid haulers. Confirm the load and any charge with the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278.
City collection Cooling units are named on the free curbside pickup list, but the city publishes no refrigerant rule for either the pickup or the drop-off points. The unit therefore stays a confirmation rather than an assumed acceptance. No refrigerant rule or fee is published. Freezers, air conditioning units and refrigerators are on the no additional charge pickup list, so the cost question is the refrigerant work rather than the collection, and the city should be asked how it wants a unit that still holds refrigerant handled. Call the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278.
City collection Midland gives a household two bulky routes: a free scheduled curbside pickup for furniture and appliances, and three resident drop-off points that take bulky items, white goods, recyclables and brush. The city publishes more detail here than most, including exactly where the pile goes. The city states that residential furniture and appliance pickup carries no additional charge when it is arranged on 432-685-7278. The citizen drop-off points take household material from residents of single-family homes, single-axle trailer loads only, and publish no fee, so confirm any charge there. Construction containers are the charged exception and are billed to the water account.
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?
Midland runs its own sanitation department, and the useful part of it for a clean-out is a phone number. Residential garbage goes out twice a week by zone, but furniture and appliances leave on a scheduled pickup that the city describes as carrying no additional charge: a resident calls 432-685-7278, the items go in the alley in the city right of way, and the list of what the city will take is generous, naming couches, chairs, bed frames, most household furniture, freezers, air conditioning units, barbecue grills, swing sets, patio furniture, water heaters, washers, dryers and refrigerators. For anything a household would rather drive, there are three resident drop-off points taking bulky items, mattresses, white goods, recyclables and brush. Construction is the exception in both directions, because the city refuses it curbside and at the drop-off centres and instead rents a 30 cubic yard open-top container that is billed on the water bill.
A mattress is named on the drop-off accepted list as a bulky item, so the route is one of the three resident drop-off points rather than the alley. The curbside furniture list names bed frames and most household furniture but not mattresses.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no fee for the Citizens Collection Station or the Citizens Convenience Center. What those pages publish is the eligibility and the conditions: City of Midland residents hauling household items from their own single-family homes, single-axle trailer loads only, no commercial waste and no paid haulers. Confirm the load and any charge with the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278.
When & how
Take the mattress to the Citizens Collection Station at 4100 Smith Road, open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., or to the Citizens Convenience Center at 6400 W. Highway 80 on the same hours.
Get it ready
Bring a secure load and keep it to a single-axle trailer, because the sites refuse landscaper, contractor and commercial loads. Keep the mattress out of the alley container, where only household garbage and bagged material belong, and out of the recycling stream.
Furniture has two published routes. The city will collect couches, chairs, bed frames and most household furniture on a scheduled pickup at no additional charge, and the resident drop-off points take furniture as a bulky item.
City cost & eligibility
The city states that residential furniture pickup carries no additional charge when it is arranged by calling the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278, which is the published price statement. For the resident drop-off points the city publishes no fee, so confirm any charge there on the same number.
When & how
Call 432-685-7278 to set a pickup date, and put the furniture in the alley in the city right of way rather than beside the dumpster, because the city states that it will not go onto private property. Pickups run by date of call.
Get it ready
Keep the item behind the home in the alley, within the city right of way, and keep it separate from the alley container instead of leaning it against the dumpster. If the household would rather drive, the same pieces are accepted at the drop-off points with a secure single-axle trailer load.
Appliances are named twice. The scheduled curbside pickup takes freezers, water heaters, washers, dryers, refrigerators and air conditioning units at no additional charge, and the drop-off points take white goods such as stoves, water heaters, washers and dryers.
City cost & eligibility
The city states that residential appliance pickup carries no additional charge when it is arranged with the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278, which is the published price statement. The drop-off points accept white goods but publish no fee, so confirm any charge there on the same number.
When & how
Call 432-685-7278 to set the pickup date and put the appliance in the alley in the city right of way, or drive it to the Citizens Collection Station or the Citizens Convenience Center during their Tuesday to Saturday hours.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors, keep it out of the alley container, and keep the load secure if it is being driven to a drop-off point, since only single-axle trailer loads are accepted there. Confirm the refrigerant question below before a cooling unit goes out.
Cooling units are named on the free curbside pickup list, but the city publishes no refrigerant rule for either the pickup or the drop-off points. The unit therefore stays a confirmation rather than an assumed acceptance.
City cost & eligibility
No refrigerant rule or fee is published. Freezers, air conditioning units and refrigerators are on the no additional charge pickup list, so the cost question is the refrigerant work rather than the collection, and the city should be asked how it wants a unit that still holds refrigerant handled. Call the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278.
When & how
Call 432-685-7278 first, then either set the unit in the alley for the scheduled pickup or drive it to a drop-off point during their Tuesday to Saturday hours.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and secure the doors. Do not assume the refrigerant is the household's responsibility or the city's until the Solid Waste Division confirms, and keep the unit out of the alley container and out of the recycling stream in the meantime.
Midland publishes no local electronics collection and does not name electronics on either the curbside pickup list or the drop-off accepted list. What it does publish is a referral to the state manufacturer take-back programmes for televisions and computers.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no local electronics site and no electronics price, and it points residents to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality pages for recycling televisions and computers, which describe manufacturer take-back programmes offering free recycling to Texas residents. Confirm the current programme and the nearest participating retailer or site before the device leaves the house.
When & how
Use the state manufacturer take-back programme that the city refers to, rather than the alley or a drop-off point, since neither the curbside list nor the accepted list at the citizen sites names electronics.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover, remove stands and cables, and keep the device out of the alley container and out of the recycling stream, which takes cardboard, paper, plastics numbered 1 and 2 and aluminum only. Keep batteries and other hazardous material out of the device load.
Construction debris is refused in the alley and refused at the drop-off points, both by name. The city's own route for it is a 30 cubic yard open-top container supplied on request and billed to the household's water account.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no container price, only that the construction container charges are billed on the current water bill or arranged through Customer Service, with prices and availability on 432-685-7278. The landfill publishes no resident tipping rate on the page; the figures it does print are the 500 dollar annual hauler permit and the 25 dollar access fee charged to an unpermitted vehicle on top of regular landfill charges.
When & how
Call 432-685-7278 to order a 30 cubic yard open-top construction container and to confirm the price and availability. Disposal goes to the city landfill at 7901 E. Garden City Highway, open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the alley, where tree limbs and construction debris are named as prohibited and unauthorized disposal is treated as illegal dumping, and keep it out of the citizen drop-off points, which refuse construction material, fencing, concrete, dirt and rock. Keep tires, vehicle batteries and barrels of oil out of every load as well.
Swing sets are named on the free scheduled curbside list, but exercise machines are not named anywhere. The category therefore stays a confirmation against a list that does show the city will take large outdoor and household equipment.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine figure is published, and the scheduled furniture and appliance pickup carries no additional charge, so confirm the machine with the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278 before it goes to the alley.
When & how
Call 432-685-7278, then, if the machine is accepted, put it in the alley in the city right of way on the scheduled pickup date rather than beside the dumpster.
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. Keep it out of the alley container and out of the recycling stream, and keep it clear of the dumpster so the automated arm can reach the container.
Midland gives a household two bulky routes: a free scheduled curbside pickup for furniture and appliances, and three resident drop-off points that take bulky items, white goods, recyclables and brush. The city publishes more detail here than most, including exactly where the pile goes.
City cost & eligibility
The city states that residential furniture and appliance pickup carries no additional charge when it is arranged on 432-685-7278. The citizen drop-off points take household material from residents of single-family homes, single-axle trailer loads only, and publish no fee, so confirm any charge there. Construction containers are the charged exception and are billed to the water account.
When & how
For the pickup, call 432-685-7278 to set the date, then put the items in the alley in the city right of way, behind the home rather than next to the dumpster, with collections running by date of call. For a drop-off, the Citizens Collection Station at 4100 Smith Road and the Citizens Convenience Center at 6400 W. Highway 80 are open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep bulky items behind the home in the alley and clear of the container, because the city will not collect from private property and the automated arm needs the can reachable. Keep prohibited material out of every load: tires, vehicle batteries, barrels of oil, tree limbs and construction debris are barred from the alley, and commercial waste, construction material, fencing, concrete, dirt, rock, tires and hazardous waste are barred from the drop-off points.
The pile goes in the alley, behind the home, not beside the dumpster
Midland collects residential garbage twice a week on either a Monday and Thursday or a Tuesday and Friday route, with individual curbside cart service and one alley container for every four to five residents. Large items follow different instructions. The city states that they must be placed in the alley in the city right of way, behind the home, and explicitly that the pile should not sit next to the dumpster, because the collection is scheduled with the Solid Waste Division and runs by date of call. The city also states that it will not go onto private property, so a pile inside a gate or in a carport is out of reach.
Tires, batteries, oil, tree limbs and construction debris never go in the alley
The city names the material it will not collect: tires, vehicle batteries, barrels of oil and related materials, tree limbs and construction debris. It states that unauthorized disposal of those items is treated as illegal dumping, which puts the responsibility on the household rather than on the hauler. The citizen drop-off points add their own refusals, barring commercial waste of any type, construction material of any type, fencing, concrete, dirt, rock, tires and hazardous waste, and they refuse loads from landscapers, contractors and anyone paid to haul residential material. Yard waste has its own route to the Citizens Collection Station at 4100 Smith Road, and paint should be spread on old wood or cardboard to dry before it goes into the alley container.
The citizen sites are for households, not for haulers
The Citizens Collection Station at 4100 Smith Road, the Citizens Convenience Center at 6400 W. Highway 80 and Butt's Recycling Center at 26 W. Industrial Loop take plastics numbered 1 and 2, paper, cardboard and aluminum, and the two citizen sites also take bulky items such as household furniture and mattresses, white goods such as stoves, water heaters, washers and dryers, and brush such as tree trimmings and yard trimmings. The citizen sites are reserved for City of Midland residents hauling household items or recyclables from their own single-family homes, commercial waste of any type is refused, anyone receiving payment to haul material from a residential site is refused, only single-axle trailer loads are accepted, landscapers and contractors are refused, and loads have to be secure. Butt's is open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and the two citizen sites run Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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.
A household with a couch, chair, bed frame, most household furniture, a freezer, an air conditioning unit, a barbecue grill, a swing set, patio furniture, a water heater, a washer, a dryer or a refrigerator.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city states that residential furniture and appliance pickup carries no additional charge. The pickup is arranged with the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278 and collected by date of call.
Arrange it
Call 432-685-7278 to set the pickup date, then place the items in the alley in the city right of way behind the home. The city states that it will not go onto private property, so the pile has to be reachable from the alley.
The route is limited to the named categories, with tires, vehicle batteries, barrels of oil, tree limbs and construction debris barred from the alley and unauthorized disposal treated as illegal dumping. Electronics are not named on the list, so a television or computer needs the state take-back route instead, and the refrigerant question for a cooling unit has to be confirmed first.
A city household with bulky items, a mattress, white goods, brush or recyclables that would rather be driven than scheduled.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no fee for the drop-off points. What it publishes is the eligibility: City of Midland residents hauling household items or recyclables from their own single-family homes, single-axle trailer loads only, no commercial waste and no paid haulers. Confirm the load and any charge on 432-685-7278.
Arrange it
The Citizens Collection Station is at 4100 Smith Road and the Citizens Convenience Center is at 6400 W. Highway 80, both open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Butt's Recycling Center at 26 W. Industrial Loop takes the recyclable streams on weekdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Commercial waste of any type, construction material of any type, fencing, concrete, dirt, rock, tires and hazardous waste are refused, landscapers and contractors and anyone paid to haul are refused, loads have to be secure, and the trailer is limited to a single axle. Electronics are not on the accepted list either.
Order a construction container billed to the water account
A household or project with construction, remodeling or demolition debris that the alley and the drop-off points both refuse.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no container price. It states that charges for the 30 cubic yard open-top construction container are billed on the customer's current water bill or set up through Customer Service, and that prices and availability are on 432-685-7278. The landfill publishes no resident tipping rate on the page either, only the 500 dollar annual hauler permit and the 25 dollar access fee for an unpermitted vehicle.
Arrange it
Call 432-685-7278 to order a 30 cubic yard open-top container and confirm the price and availability. The city landfill that receives the material is at 7901 E. Garden City Highway, open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Construction debris cannot go in the alley and cannot go to the citizen drop-off points, and unauthorized disposal is treated as illegal dumping. Tires, vehicle batteries and barrels of oil are prohibited in the curbside service regardless of the container, and the drop-off points refuse fencing, concrete, dirt, rock, tires and hazardous waste.
Resident drop-off for bulky items, white goods, recyclables and brush
Citizens Collection Station
4100 Smith Road, Midland, TX
Bulky items such as household furniture and mattresses, white goods including stoves, water heaters, washers and dryers, recyclables of cardboard, paper, plastics numbered 1 and 2 and aluminum, and brush such as tree trimmings and yard trimmings.
For the exclusive use of City of Midland residents hauling household items or recyclables from their own single-family homes, with commercial waste of any type refused, anyone paid to haul residential material refused, landscapers and contractors refused, only single-axle trailer loads accepted, loads required to be secure, and construction material, fencing, concrete, dirt, rock, tires and hazardous waste all refused.
Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with holiday hours published separately on the department page.
The city publishes no fee for this site. What it publishes is the household and single-axle trailer conditions for City of Midland residents hauling their own household material, so confirm any charge for the accepted streams on 432-685-7278.
Waste delivered to the city landfill under the city's disposal rules, with payment by card, cash or cheque.
A vehicle hauling garbage within the city needs a Garbage Hauler's Permit to dispose at the landfill, and a vehicle without a valid permit pays an access fee on top of the regular landfill charges. The permit application, proof of insurance and fee go to the Director of Solid Waste, vehicles are subject to inspection, and a permit decal has to be displayed on the permitted vehicle for the access fee to be waived.
Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with holiday hours published separately on the department page.
The page publishes no resident tipping rate. The figures it prints are the 500 dollar annual Garbage Hauler's Permit for each vehicle and the 25 dollar Landfill Access Fee charged to a vehicle without a valid permit in addition to regular landfill charges, so confirm the load and the current rate with the landfill on 432-685-3431.
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.
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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.
Where does a mattress go in Midland?+
To one of the city's resident drop-off points. The Citizens Collection Station at 4100 Smith Road and the Citizens Convenience Center at 6400 W. Highway 80 both name bulky items such as household furniture and mattresses for City of Midland residents hauling household items from their own single-family homes, and the city publishes no fee for either site, so confirm any charge on 432-685-7278. They are open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., accept single-axle trailer loads only, and refuse commercial and contractor material.Official guidance
Will Midland pick up a couch?+
Yes, and the city states there is no additional charge. Couches are named on the residential furniture and appliance pickup list, along with chairs, bed frames and most household furniture, and a resident calls 432-685-7278 to set a pickup date. The couch goes in the alley in the city right of way rather than next to the dumpster, and the city will not collect from private property. The resident drop-off points take furniture as a bulky item as well.Official guidance
How do appliances leave a Midland address?+
On the free scheduled pickup. The city names freezers, air conditioning units, water heaters, washers, dryers and refrigerators on the residential furniture and appliance list and states that there is no additional charge, with the pickup arranged by calling 432-685-7278 and the items placed in the alley in the city right of way. White goods such as stoves, water heaters, washers and dryers are also accepted at the Citizens Collection Station and the Citizens Convenience Center.Official guidance
Will Midland take a refrigerator?+
Refrigerators are named on the residential furniture and appliance pickup list along with freezers and air conditioning units, and the city states that the pickup carries no additional charge when it is arranged on 432-685-7278. The city publishes no refrigerant rule, though, so ask how a unit that still holds refrigerant should be handled before it goes to the alley. White goods are also accepted at the Citizens Collection Station and the Citizens Convenience Center.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Midland?+
Not to the alley and not to the citizen drop-off points, because neither list names electronics. The city refers residents to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality pages for recycling televisions and computers, which describe manufacturer take-back programmes offering free recycling to Texas residents. Wipe personal data before handover, and keep batteries and other hazardous material out of the load.Official guidance
How do large items leave a Midland address?+
Two ways. The city will collect furniture and appliances on a scheduled pickup at no additional charge when a resident calls 432-685-7278, naming couches, chairs, bed frames, most household furniture, freezers, air conditioning units, barbecue grills, swing sets, patio furniture, water heaters, washers, dryers and refrigerators, with the items placed in the alley in the city right of way rather than beside the dumpster. Or the household can drive the load to the Citizens Collection Station at 4100 Smith Road or the Citizens Convenience Center at 6400 W. Highway 80, which take bulky items, white goods, recyclables and brush from city households on single-axle trailer loads.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Midland?+
The City of Midland Sanitation Department does, through its own Solid Waste Division, with residential garbage twice a week on either a Monday and Thursday or a Tuesday and Friday route and individual curbside cart service. Large furniture and appliance pickups are scheduled on 432-685-7278 at no additional charge, the citizen drop-off points take bulky items and recyclables from city households, and the department office is at 401 N. Carver St., open 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Official guidance
How do I book a large item pickup in Midland?+
Call the Solid Waste Division on 432-685-7278 to set the date, then place the items in the alley in the city right of way behind the home rather than beside the dumpster, because the city states that it will not go onto private property. The pickup carries no additional charge and runs by date of call, and the named list covers couches, chairs, bed frames, most household furniture, freezers, air conditioning units, barbecue grills, swing sets, patio furniture, water heaters, washers, dryers and refrigerators.Official guidance
What will Midland not collect?+
Tires, vehicle batteries, barrels of oil and related materials, tree limbs and construction debris are all prohibited in the alley, and the city states that unauthorized disposal of those items is treated as illegal dumping. The citizen drop-off points add commercial waste, construction material, fencing, concrete, dirt, rock, tires and hazardous waste to that list, and they refuse landscapers, contractors and anyone paid to haul residential material. Electronics are not named on either route, so a television or computer goes through the state take-back programmes the city refers to.Official guidance
Where does yard waste go in Midland?+
Tree limbs and brush are prohibited in the alley as part of the curbside service, so the route is a drop-off. The Citizens Collection Station north of the ClayDesta post office at 4100 Smith Road takes yard waste, and the same site and the Citizens Convenience Center take brush such as tree trimmings and yard trimmings from city households during their Tuesday to Friday and Saturday hours. Paint is different: spread it on old wood or cardboard to dry, then put the dried material in the alley container.Official guidance
