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City collection Furniture cannot go in the roll cart, but it is the first item named on the city's accepted bulk list. It goes to the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on Saturday mornings during the season, or to the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility at any time. The city publishes no fee for the bulk drop-off in the material read, so confirm any charge and the current acceptance with the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510 before loading.
City collection Mattresses are not named on the city's accepted bulk list, which names furniture, appliances, outdoor equipment, patio and exercise equipment, trampolines, pianos and home electronics, so bedding has to be confirmed before it is loaded. No rate and no category is published for bedding, so call the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510 to confirm whether a mattress is accepted at the bulk drop-off or at the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility.
City collection Appliances are named on the accepted bulk list along with water heaters, hot tubs and above-ground pools, so they leave through the bulk drop-off rather than the roll cart. The city publishes no fee for appliance drop-off in the material read, so confirm the current terms and whether a refrigerant unit needs anything done to it before loading, using the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510.
City collection Household rubbish goes out in the city roll cart twice a week, and everything too big for the cart goes to the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on Saturday mornings during the season or to the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility at any time. The city publishes no bulk drop-off fee in the readable material and the cart fee section is not part of the readable body, so confirm the current charges with the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510.
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?
Odessa collects roll cart garbage twice a week, but the cart is strictly for bagged household waste: yard waste, furniture, debris, paint, oil and solvents are all refused, and a cart that holds more than 200 pounds or sits out of position may be skipped. Bulky household material leaves through the city's Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on Saturday mornings, which takes furniture, appliances, water heaters, hot tubs, patio and exercise equipment, trampolines, pianos and home electronics, or any time at the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility, where the household hazardous waste site, the citizen bulk drop off, the Time Machine and the recycle centre now operate under one name.
Furniture cannot go in the roll cart, but it is the first item named on the city's accepted bulk list. It goes to the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on Saturday mornings during the season, or to the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility at any time.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no fee for the bulk drop-off in the material read, so confirm any charge and the current acceptance with the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510 before loading.
When & how
The Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off runs on Saturdays from 8 a.m. until noon while the season is open, and the city says the 2026 season has ended with the 2027 schedule to follow. Bulk items can also be dropped at the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility at any time.
Get it ready
Load and unload the items yourself, because city staff are not permitted to open or close a tailgate, lift gate or trunk. Keep furniture out of the roll cart, which takes bagged household garbage only, and keep paint, oil, solvents and other chemicals out of the bulk load.
Mattresses are not named on the city's accepted bulk list, which names furniture, appliances, outdoor equipment, patio and exercise equipment, trampolines, pianos and home electronics, so bedding has to be confirmed before it is loaded.
City cost & eligibility
No rate and no category is published for bedding, so call the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510 to confirm whether a mattress is accepted at the bulk drop-off or at the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility.
When & how
Confirm the route first, then use the Saturday bulk drop-off while its season is open or the facility at any time, as the division directs.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and load it yourself, because staff cannot handle tailgates or trunks. Never put bedding in the roll cart, which refuses furniture and debris as well as household rubbish that does not fit the bagged household rule.
Appliances are named on the accepted bulk list along with water heaters, hot tubs and above-ground pools, so they leave through the bulk drop-off rather than the roll cart.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no fee for appliance drop-off in the material read, so confirm the current terms and whether a refrigerant unit needs anything done to it before loading, using the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510.
When & how
Take appliances to the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on a Saturday morning while the season is open, or to the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility at any time as the city describes.
Get it ready
Remove fuel, oil and batteries from outdoor equipment before it is brought in, empty the appliance, and ask the division about refrigerant handling before a refrigerator or air conditioner is loaded, because the city's readable page does not publish a freon rule.
Home electronics are on the accepted bulk list. The city names microwaves, televisions, cables, crock pots and space heaters, so screens and small appliances leave through the bulk drop-off rather than the rubbish cart.
City cost & eligibility
No fee is published for electronics at the bulk drop-off in the material read, so confirm the current terms with the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510 or at the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility page.
When & how
Bring electronics to the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on a Saturday morning while the season is open, or to the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility, which now also carries the Odessa Recycle Center name.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers, televisions and phones before disposal, remove batteries from anything battery powered, and load the items yourself because staff cannot handle tailgates or trunks.
The city refuses debris in the roll cart and its bulky list covers household items rather than building material, so construction and demolition debris has to be confirmed with the Solid Waste Division before anything is loaded.
City cost & eligibility
No construction rate or route is published in the material read, so call the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510 to confirm where building material can go in Odessa.
When & how
Confirm the destination before starting work, because neither the roll cart nor the published bulk list provides for building material.
Get it ready
Keep construction debris out of the roll cart, which the city states takes bagged household garbage only and refuses furniture and debris, and keep chemicals such as paint and solvents in the household hazardous waste stream rather than in a debris pile.
Exercise equipment is named outright on the city's accepted bulk list, alongside trampolines, pianos and patio furniture, so a treadmill or weight machine goes to the bulk drop-off rather than the roll cart.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no per item fee for the bulk drop-off in the material read, so confirm any charge with the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510.
When & how
Take the machine to the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on a Saturday morning while the season is open, or to the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility at any time.
Get it ready
Drain fuel, oil and water from the equipment and remove batteries before loading, break the machine down where you can, and unload it yourself because staff cannot open or close a tailgate or trunk.
Household rubbish goes out in the city roll cart twice a week, and everything too big for the cart goes to the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on Saturday mornings during the season or to the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility at any time.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no bulk drop-off fee in the readable material and the cart fee section is not part of the readable body, so confirm the current charges with the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510.
When & how
Carts go to the kerb by 7 a.m. on the collection day and come back off the street once emptied, with no set pickup time, so they have to be out early. The bulk drop-off runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. until noon while its season is open.
Get it ready
Bag all rubbish, keep each cart under 200 pounds, keep the cart five feet from other carts, cars, trees and mailboxes with the wheels facing the house, and keep yard waste, furniture, debris, hot ashes, gas, oil, paint and solvents out of the cart entirely. A cart that is overloaded or out of position may be skipped.
Tires are not named on the city's accepted bulk list, so the route has to be confirmed with the Solid Waste Division before they are loaded.
City cost & eligibility
No tire route or rate is published in the material read, so call the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510 to confirm where tires go in Odessa, or ask the retailer that fits new ones.
When & how
Confirm the route first, because neither the roll cart nor the published bulky list provides for tires.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the roll cart, which the city restricts to bagged household garbage, and keep them out of a household bulk load unless the division confirms acceptance. Drain standing water from stored tires at home, which is one of the mosquito control steps the city lists.
Paint, oil, solvents, gas and other flammable or chemical products are refused at the roll cart. The Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility now includes the former Household Hazardous Waste Facility, which is where the city routes those products.
City cost & eligibility
No household hazardous waste fee or appointment rule appears in the readable material, so confirm the current hours, acceptance and any charge with the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510 or through the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility page.
When & how
Use the household hazardous waste service at the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility, which the city's own page links as the place to drop bulk and hard to handle material. Confirm the current opening arrangements first.
Get it ready
Keep paint, oil, gas, solvents and other chemicals out of the roll cart, the bulk pile and any debris container, keep products in their original containers and never mix them, and never pour them into a storm drain or onto the ground.
Cart out by 7 a.m., five feet clear, wheels to the house
The roll cart goes to the kerb by 7 a.m. on the collection day and comes back off the street once it is emptied, with no set pickup time. Keep it five feet away from other carts, cars, trees and mailboxes, face it with the wheels toward the house, and bag everything, because a cart that is overloaded or out of position may be skipped.
Each cart holds up to 200 pounds and takes only bagged household garbage. Yard waste, furniture and debris are refused, along with hot ashes, coals, gas, oil, paint and solvents, and hot or flammable material must never be placed in a cart.
Solid Waste staff cannot open or close a vehicle tailgate, lift gate or trunk, so residents load and unload their own bulk material at the drop-off. Remove fuel, oil and batteries from outdoor equipment before it goes in the load.
Paint, oil, gas, solvents and other chemicals are refused at the roll cart, and they belong at the household hazardous waste service, which now operates under the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility name together with the citizen bulk drop off, the Time Machine and the Odessa Recycle Center.
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 Odessa Solid Waste Division with the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility
Use the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off
A household with furniture, appliances, water heaters, patio or exercise equipment, a trampoline, a piano or home electronics.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no fee for the drop-off in the readable material, so confirm the current terms with the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510.
Arrange it
Attend on a Saturday between 8 a.m. and noon while the season is open, and load and unload the items yourself because staff cannot handle tailgates or trunks.
The 2026 season has ended and the 2027 schedule is not yet posted, mattresses, tires and construction material are not on the published list, and the cart remains the household rubbish route rather than the bulk route.
City of Odessa Solid Waste Division with the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility
Drop off at the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility
A household with bulk items to drop any time, or with household hazardous waste such as paint, oil and solvents.
Cost & conditions
The facility page was not readable in this run and no fee is published in the city material, so confirm hours, acceptance and any charge with the Solid Waste Division on 432-368-3510 or through the facility page.
Arrange it
The city states that bulk items can be dropped off anytime at the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility, which now covers the former Household Hazardous Waste Facility, Citizen Bulk Drop Off, Time Machine and Odessa Recycle Center.
Hours, gate rules and the full accepted list are not published on the city page, so confirm them before a first trip rather than assuming the facility takes mattresses, tires or construction material.
Odessa's self haul routes run through the city's own drop-off events and the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility. The Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off runs on Saturday mornings from 8 a.m. until noon while its season is open, and it accepts furniture, appliances, water heaters, hot tubs and above-ground pools, outdoor equipment with fuel, oil and batteries removed, mowers, trimmers, blowers, generators, edgers and barbecue pits, patio furniture, exercise equipment, trampolines, pianos and home electronics such as microwaves, televisions, cables, crock pots and space heaters. Staff cannot open or close a tailgate, lift gate or trunk, so residents load and unload their own items. The city also states that bulk items can be dropped at the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility at any time, and that facility now carries the former household hazardous waste site, the citizen bulk drop off, the Time Machine and the Odessa Recycle Center under one name. Mattresses, tires and construction material are not on the published accepted list, so confirm those before travelling. Roll cart rules, accepted bulk item list and neighborhood drop-off scheduleKeep Odessa Beautiful Facility identity covering hazardous waste, bulk drop off and recycling
Before you book
Your questions. Straight answers.
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.
Can furniture go in the Odessa roll cart?+
No. The roll cart takes bagged household garbage only and the city lists furniture and debris among the items it refuses. Furniture goes instead to the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on a Saturday morning during the season, or to the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility, which the city says accepts bulk items at any time.Official guidance
Which appliances does the Odessa bulk drop-off take?+
The city's accepted list names appliances, water heaters, hot tubs and above-ground pools, alongside furniture, outdoor equipment, mowers and similar household items. Staff will not open or close your tailgate or trunk, so plan to unload the appliance yourself.Official guidance
Where do old televisions go in Odessa?+
Televisions are named on the city's accepted bulk list under home electronics, along with microwaves, cables, crock pots and space heaters. They go to the Neighborhood Bulk Drop-Off on a Saturday morning during the season or to the Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility, which now includes the former Odessa Recycle Center.Official guidance
Where do paint and chemicals go in Odessa?+
Not in the roll cart, which the city states refuses flammable items such as gas, oil, paint and solvents. The Keep Odessa Beautiful Facility now brings the former Household Hazardous Waste Facility, the Citizen Bulk Drop Off, the Time Machine and the Odessa Recycle Center under one name, and the city links it as the place to take material it does not collect at the kerb.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Odessa?+
The City of Odessa Solid Waste Division collects roll cart garbage twice a week from households and also serves more than 2,800 businesses and 16,000 alley dumpsters. Cart problems, including broken lids and wheels, go to 432-368-3509, and the division answers service questions on 432-368-3510.Official guidance
How often must Odessa collect food waste?+
The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality requires trash containing food to be collected at least once a week, and the city states that it follows that rule while rollout cart customers keep their twice weekly schedule.Official guidance
What happens if my Odessa cart is damaged?+
Report a broken lid or wheel to 432-368-3509. The city replaces carts unless the damage results from misuse or abuse, and each cart carries a serial number assigned to the address, so the cart stays with the property.Official guidance
