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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
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City collection Pharr publishes no curbside bulky collection, so furniture goes to the city's Residential Collection Station at one dollar per cubic foot. From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot. City of Pharr residents only. Businesses are not eligible for disposal at the station, and concrete and hazardous waste are not accepted there.
City collection Mattresses are not named in the city's rules, so the route is the Residential Collection Station and the department should confirm the piece first. From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot. City of Pharr residents only, with no business loads and no concrete or hazardous waste accepted at the station.
City collection A refrigeration unit is only collected when it is properly tagged for freon removal, and other appliances go to the Residential Collection Station. From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot. City of Pharr residents only at the station, with no business loads and no concrete or hazardous waste. A refrigeration unit set out for collection has to be properly tagged for freon removal.
City collection The cart takes weekly household trash only, so other household material goes to the Residential Collection Station and tires go to the Recycling Center. From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot, with used tires accepted from city residents at the recycling center instead. City of Pharr residents only. Businesses are not eligible at the station, concrete and hazardous waste are refused there, and tires are accepted only from city residents at the recycling center.
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?
Pharr contracts its curbside work to Waste Management: one 96 gallon cart per household, emptied once a week, with brush collected on a four section rotation and loose clippings bagged rather than piled. Only the material inside the cart, or in a Waste Management overflow bag bought at City Hall, is picked up. Everything the cart will not take belongs at the city's own Residential Collection Station, which is open to Pharr residents only, refuses concrete and hazardous waste, and charges one dollar per cubic foot. The Pharr Recycling Center takes paper, metal, plastics one and two, used motor oil, tires from city residents, and paint, antifreeze and batteries once a year, and the brush rules refuse construction debris, bricks, concrete, tires without freon tagging and untagged refrigeration units.
One 96 gallon Waste Management cart per household is emptied once a week, and only material inside the cart or in a Waste Management overflow bag is collected.
City cost & eligibility
From $1 for the published price of each Waste Management overflow bag sold at City Hall, which is how extra bagged trash is set out beside the cart. City of Pharr households on the Waste Management curbside service. One 96 gallon cart is issued per household and serviced once a week, and additional carts are requested from City Hall on (956) 402-4151 for an added monthly charge.
When & how
Put the cart at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on the weekly collection day, and set any overflow bag bought at City Hall beside the cart so it goes out with the same round.
Get it ready
Keep trash inside the cart, because material left loose beside it is not collected. Replacement fees may apply to a lost, stolen or damaged cart. Construction debris, bricks, concrete, tires, batteries and untagged refrigeration units are not cart material.
Pharr publishes no curbside bulky collection, so furniture goes to the city's Residential Collection Station at one dollar per cubic foot.
City cost & eligibility
From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot. City of Pharr residents only. Businesses are not eligible for disposal at the station, and concrete and hazardous waste are not accepted there.
When & how
Load the furniture and take it to the Residential Collection Station, open Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon. Call (956) 402-4350 for the station's directions and current instructions.
Get it ready
Keep the load out of the garbage cart and away from the brush pile, and confirm the station is the right site for a household load before towing a trailer across town. Only Pharr residents may use it, with the fee charged by volume.
Mattresses are not named in the city's rules, so the route is the Residential Collection Station and the department should confirm the piece first.
City cost & eligibility
From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot. City of Pharr residents only, with no business loads and no concrete or hazardous waste accepted at the station.
When & how
Take the mattress to the Residential Collection Station during its published hours, and call (956) 402-4350 first if you want the item confirmed before loading.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the cart and the brush pile, and keep it dry for the trip. The city publishes no mattress programme, so the station fee is charged by volume rather than per piece.
A refrigeration unit is only collected when it is properly tagged for freon removal, and other appliances go to the Residential Collection Station.
City cost & eligibility
From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot. City of Pharr residents only at the station, with no business loads and no concrete or hazardous waste. A refrigeration unit set out for collection has to be properly tagged for freon removal.
When & how
Have the refrigeration unit tagged for freon removal if it is to go out with the collection, or take the appliance to the Residential Collection Station during its published hours.
Get it ready
Arrange the freon removal and the tag before the unit goes to the curb, because the collection notice states that refrigeration units are not collected without it. Keep the appliance out of the recycling bins and confirm any metal appliance you are unsure about with the department on (956) 402-4350.
Pharr publishes no electronics programme, so a screen goes to the Residential Collection Station and the department should confirm it first.
City cost & eligibility
From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot. City of Pharr residents only, with no business loads and no concrete or hazardous waste accepted at the station.
When & how
Take the device to the Residential Collection Station during its published hours, or call (956) 402-4350 to ask which office handles a screen and its recycling.
Get it ready
Keep electronics out of the garbage cart and out of the recycling bins at the drop-off sites, because the recycling center's published list covers paper, metal, plastics one and two, used oil and tires rather than televisions or computers. Confirm the item before loading a screen into a trailer.
Fitness machines are not named in the city's rules, so the station route applies and the department should confirm the piece.
City cost & eligibility
From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot. City of Pharr residents only, with no business loads and no concrete or hazardous waste accepted at the station.
When & how
Call (956) 402-4350 to confirm the machine, then take it to the Residential Collection Station during its published hours.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart and keep the loose weights and parts together so the load is easy to handle and easy to measure by volume at the gate.
The city states that construction debris, bricks and concrete are never put out for collection, and the station refuses concrete as well.
City cost & eligibility
Construction debris, bricks and concrete are refused by the collection rules and by the Residential Collection Station, so disposal has to be arranged privately and the operator taking the load sets its own charge.
When & how
Arrange the private route before the work starts so the material has somewhere to go.
Get it ready
Keep construction material, bricks and concrete out of the cart, the brush pile and any station load, because both published lists refuse them.
Brush is collected on a four section rotation, one section a week, with clippings bagged rather than piled.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Pharr households on the Waste Management collection service, with the city publishing no separate brush charge.
When & how
The city is divided into four sections and one section is serviced each week within a set month, so put the brush out for the week scheduled for your section.
Get it ready
Bag loose grass and small clippings instead of piling them, place brush at the curb or in the alley for the scheduled pickup, keep it away from walls, fences, gas meters, water meters and telephone boxes, keep vehicles clear of the pile, and never leave brush inside the property or put anything on an empty lot. Construction debris, bricks, concrete, tires, batteries and untagged refrigeration units are not part of this service.
The cart takes weekly household trash only, so other household material goes to the Residential Collection Station and tires go to the Recycling Center.
City cost & eligibility
From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot, with used tires accepted from city residents at the recycling center instead. City of Pharr residents only. Businesses are not eligible at the station, concrete and hazardous waste are refused there, and tires are accepted only from city residents at the recycling center.
When & how
Take household material the cart will not hold to the Residential Collection Station, open Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, or the tires to the Recycling Center on the same hours.
Get it ready
Check the item against the collection notice before it goes out, because tires, batteries and refrigeration units are refused unless a refrigeration unit is properly tagged for freon removal. The recycling center accepts paper, newspaper, books, magazines, cardboard, tin, aluminum cans, metal piping, broken metal car parts, used motor oil and filters, and plastics one and two as well.
Hazardous waste is not collected at the curb and is only accepted at the Recycling Center once a year.
City cost & eligibility
The city states that hazardous waste such as antifreeze, paint and batteries is only accepted once a year at the recycling center and publishes no fee, so call (956) 402-4350 to confirm the next collection window and what it will take.
When & how
Call the Recycling Center to find out when the annual hazardous waste collection runs, then deliver the material during that window.
Get it ready
Keep paint, antifreeze and batteries out of the cart, the brush pile and the Residential Collection Station, which refuses hazardous waste outright. Keep each product in its original container for the trip.
The Waste Management cart goes to the curb by 7:00 a.m. on the weekly collection day, and only trash inside the cart is picked up. Extra bagged trash needs a Waste Management overflow bag bought at City Hall and set beside the cart.
The city is divided into four sections and one section is serviced each week within a set month. Brush goes at the curb or in the alley for your section's week, loose grass and small clippings have to be bagged, and nothing may be placed on an empty lot or left inside the property.
The Residential Collection Station is open to Pharr residents only and not to businesses, refuses concrete and hazardous waste, and charges one dollar per cubic foot. Its hours are Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, closed Sunday.
Construction debris, bricks and concrete must not be placed out for collection, and tires, batteries and refrigeration units are not collected unless a refrigeration unit is properly tagged for freon removal. Hazardous waste such as paint and antifreeze is only taken at the recycling center once a year.
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.
Waste Management under contract with the City of Pharr, with the City Public Works Residential Collection Station and Pharr Recycling Center
Waste Management curbside service
Pharr households with bagged household trash that fits the issued cart, and brush during their section's week.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no rate card for the cart service, only the price of the Waste Management overflow bag sold at City Hall and an added monthly charge for extra carts. Confirm the current bill with the city on (956) 402-4151 or Waste Management on (956) 702-0252.
Arrange it
Put the cart at the curb by 7:00 a.m. on the weekly collection day, keep household trash inside it, and use an overflow bag for anything extra. Brush goes out separately on the section rotation.
Only material inside the cart or in an overflow bag is collected, and construction debris, bricks, concrete, tires, batteries and untagged refrigeration units are refused.
Waste Management under contract with the City of Pharr, with the City Public Works Residential Collection Station and Pharr Recycling Center
Use the Residential Collection Station
A Pharr household with furniture, a mattress, an appliance, a screen, exercise equipment or other material the cart will not take.
Cost & conditions
From $1 for the published residential collection station fee per cubic foot. City of Pharr residents only. Businesses are not eligible for disposal, and concrete and hazardous waste are not accepted.
Arrange it
Take the load to the station during its published hours, Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, and call (956) 402-4350 for directions and any item question before the trip.
Charged by volume rather than by item, open to residents only, and it will not take concrete, construction debris or hazardous waste.
Paper waste such as newspaper, books, magazines and cardboard, metal such as tin, aluminum cans, metal piping and broken metal car parts, used motor oil and used motor oil filters, plastic #1 and #2, used tires from City of Pharr residents, and hazardous waste such as antifreeze, paint and batteries once a year.
Tires are accepted from City of Pharr residents only and require a call first. Hazardous waste is only accepted once a year, also by prior call. Businesses are not eligible at the residential collection station and concrete and hazardous waste are refused there, while hazardous waste at the recycling center is limited to the annual window.
Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon, closed Sunday. The citizen recycling drop-off areas at 1015 E Ferguson Ave and at 7101 S Cage Blvd next to the substation are open around the clock.
The city publishes no fee for the recyclable streams this center takes. The city's separate residential collection station charges one dollar per cubic foot for a load, and its own notice publishes the rules, the fee and the hours without an address, so confirm the current charge and the station's directions on (956) 402-4350.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
Will the city take a couch from the curb?+
No. The city's curbside service is a single 96 gallon cart with brush collected on its own rotation, and it publishes no bulky collection. Household furniture goes to the Residential Collection Station instead, where Pharr residents pay one dollar per cubic foot and concrete and hazardous waste are refused.Official guidance
Where does a mattress go in Pharr?+
No city page names mattresses and there is no curbside bulky collection, so the published route is the Residential Collection Station, which is for Pharr residents, refuses concrete and hazardous waste, and charges one dollar per cubic foot. Call (956) 402-4350 to confirm the piece before the trip.Official guidance
What has to happen to a refrigerator before collection?+
The city states that refrigeration units will not be collected unless they are properly tagged for freon removal, so arrange that first. An appliance that is not going out for collection can be taken to the Residential Collection Station instead, where Pharr residents pay one dollar per cubic foot.Official guidance
Where do televisions go in Pharr?+
The city publishes no electronics collection and the recycling center's accepted list does not include televisions or computers, so the published household route is the Residential Collection Station, which takes Pharr residents' material at one dollar per cubic foot and refuses concrete and hazardous waste. Call (956) 402-4350 to confirm the item first.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Pharr?+
Waste Management collects garbage and brush for the city under contract, with its Pharr office at 1901 S Cage Blvd on (956) 702-0252, open Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The city's own Public Works department runs the Residential Collection Station and the Pharr Recycling Center on (956) 402-4350.Official guidance
What can go out for collection?+
Household trash inside the 96 gallon cart, extra bagged trash in a Waste Management overflow bag bought at City Hall, and brush during your section's scheduled week. Construction debris, bricks, concrete, tires, batteries and untagged refrigeration units are refused.Official guidance
Where do couches, mattresses and appliances go?+
There is no curbside bulky collection. The city's Residential Collection Station takes household material from Pharr residents at one dollar per cubic foot and refuses concrete and hazardous waste, while a refrigeration unit that is going out for collection has to be properly tagged for freon removal first. Call (956) 402-4350 to confirm the item and the station.Official guidance
What can be recycled in Pharr?+
Paper, newspaper, books, magazines and cardboard, metal such as tin, aluminum cans, metal piping and broken metal car parts, plastics one and two, used motor oil and filters, and used tires from city residents. Hazardous waste such as antifreeze, paint and batteries is only taken once a year with a call first.Official guidance
