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City collection Furniture is named on the city's bulky waste list, with the quarterly Bulk Pickup taking pieces over fifty pounds and the regular service taking lighter pieces that are containerized. The city publishes no per-item fee for furniture on either the quarterly Bulk Pickup or the regular collection. Bulk waste over fifty pounds goes out at Bulk Pickup, and furniture under fifty pounds is accepted in the regular service when it is containerized, inside the four cubic yard set-out limit.
City collection Richland Hills sorts bulky material by weight rather than by name, so a mattress follows the quarterly Bulk Pickup route when it is over fifty pounds and the regular containerized route when it is under. The city publishes no per-item fee for either the quarterly Bulk Pickup or the twice-weekly collection. The rule the city does publish is weight: bulky waste over fifty pounds is taken at Bulk Pickup, and bulky waste under fifty pounds is accepted in the regular service when it is containerized, with the whole set-out capped at four cubic yards.
City collection Appliances belong to the quarterly Bulk Pickup, and a unit that still holds Freon is only taken with certification that the refrigerant has been removed. The city publishes no per-item fee for appliances on the bulk route. Bulk items such as furniture, stoves, water heaters, washers, dryers and dishwashers go out during Bulk Pickup, and the accepted list adds the condition that no Freon item is taken without certification of removal.
City collection Bulky loads go out on four published dates a year, with a nine-day set-out window before each one and a four cubic yard cap on the pile. The city publishes no per-item fee for the quarterly Bulk Pickup or for the bulky waste it accepts in the regular service. A pile above the allowable amount needs a special pickup arranged with Republic, which sets its own price, and a commercial property pays an additional fee for a bulk date.
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?
Richland Hills contracts its collection to Republic Waste Services and runs two service levels on top of each other. Regular collection runs twice a week, with recycling on the Friday, and its rules are weight based: bulky waste, brush and limbs, yard waste, fence panels and homeowner-generated construction debris are all accepted when each item is under fifty pounds and is containerized, bundled or cut to length, with the whole set-out capped at four cubic yards. Anything heavier belongs to the city's quarterly Bulk Pickup on four published dates a year, which is the route for furniture, water heaters and large electronics over fifty pounds. Tires cannot go in the carts or out with ordinary waste, though the landfill accepts them for a fee, and brick, concrete, dirt, shingles and tile are refused by the regular service and taken to the landfill in Euless.
Richland Hills sorts bulky material by weight rather than by name, so a mattress follows the quarterly Bulk Pickup route when it is over fifty pounds and the regular containerized route when it is under.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no per-item fee for either the quarterly Bulk Pickup or the twice-weekly collection. The rule the city does publish is weight: bulky waste over fifty pounds is taken at Bulk Pickup, and bulky waste under fifty pounds is accepted in the regular service when it is containerized, with the whole set-out capped at four cubic yards.
When & how
Put the mattress out for one of the published Bulk Pickup dates, or with the regular collection if the unit is under fifty pounds, and call Republic on 817-332-7301 if you are unsure which route applies.
Get it ready
Keep the unit whole and keep it out of the recycling cart, since recycling runs only on the Friday. Nothing may be placed at the prescribed curbside location earlier than the Saturday nine days before Bulk Pickup begins, and the truck cannot work under powerlines, so the pile stays clear of them and off the sidewalk.
Furniture is named on the city's bulky waste list, with the quarterly Bulk Pickup taking pieces over fifty pounds and the regular service taking lighter pieces that are containerized.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no per-item fee for furniture on either the quarterly Bulk Pickup or the regular collection. Bulk waste over fifty pounds goes out at Bulk Pickup, and furniture under fifty pounds is accepted in the regular service when it is containerized, inside the four cubic yard set-out limit.
When & how
Put furniture out for a published Bulk Pickup date, or with the Tuesday or Friday collection when the piece is under fifty pounds, and keep everything inside the set-out window.
Get it ready
Keep the piece where the regular trash is collected with clear access for the truck, off the sidewalk and away from powerlines, and separate it from other bulk material because the city asks for separation. Anything over the four cubic yard limit is tagged non-compliant and has to be removed by the resident.
Appliances belong to the quarterly Bulk Pickup, and a unit that still holds Freon is only taken with certification that the refrigerant has been removed.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no per-item fee for appliances on the bulk route. Bulk items such as furniture, stoves, water heaters, washers, dryers and dishwashers go out during Bulk Pickup, and the accepted list adds the condition that no Freon item is taken without certification of removal.
When & how
Put the appliance out for one of the four published Bulk Pickup dates, no earlier than the Saturday nine days before the collection begins and no later than 7 a.m. on the scheduled day.
Get it ready
Empty and clean a refrigerator or freezer, secure or remove the doors, and have the refrigerant removed by a certified technician with documentation before the unit goes out, because Freon items without certification are on the unacceptable list. Keep the appliance out of the recycling cart.
The city names large electronics among bulky waste over fifty pounds, but it does not name televisions, so the route depends on the weight of the set.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no television route and no per-item fee. Its bulk list covers bulky waste including large electronics weighing more than fifty pounds, and its regular-service list covers bulky waste under fifty pounds when the item is containerized and the set-out stays within four cubic yards, without naming televisions. Confirm the set with Republic on 817-332-7301 before it is put out.
When & how
Confirm the route first, then put the set out for a published Bulk Pickup date or with the regular collection as the hauler directs.
Get it ready
Keep the set out of the recycling cart, which takes the city's listed recyclables only, and keep it clear of powerlines because the claw truck used for bulk work cannot operate beneath them. Wipe anything that stores personal data before the set leaves the house.
Large electronics over fifty pounds are named as bulky waste, and smaller electronic items are not addressed, so the route is confirmed with the hauler.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no electronics drop-off, no electronics event and no per-item fee. Large electronics are named on the bulky waste list when they weigh more than fifty pounds, electronics are not on the unacceptable list, and the household hazardous waste route is described for chemicals rather than devices, so confirm the item with Republic on 817-332-7301.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then use the Bulk Pickup date or the regular collection as the hauler directs.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from anything that stores it, keep electronics out of the recycling cart, and keep batteries and chemicals separate because hazardous waste has its own route to the Fort Worth collection center.
Small homeowner-generated construction material rides the regular collection when it is compactible and containerized, while large quantities and non-compactable material go to the landfill in Euless.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no rate for construction material on either collection service. Large amounts of construction or remodelling debris and non-compactable material such as concrete, rocks, bricks, fencing and dirt are refused, and residents are directed to a landfill that publishes no rate for this city, so confirm the load and the current price before hauling.
When & how
Put homeowner-generated material out with the regular Tuesday or Friday collection when it qualifies, or take the load directly to the landfill the city names, which is open Monday to Saturday 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with proof of residency.
Get it ready
A load only qualifies for the regular service when it is homeowner generated, weighs under fifty pounds per item, is compactible and containerized, and keeps the whole set-out inside four cubic yards. Fence panels must be cut into four by six foot sections and loose pickets tied in bundles under four feet, and non-compactable material such as brick, concrete, dirt, shingles and tile is refused even in small quantities.
Exercise equipment is named on neither list, so the machine follows the weight rule and is confirmed with the hauler before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no rate or named route for an exercise machine. Its rules separate bulky material by weight, with pieces over fifty pounds taken at the quarterly Bulk Pickup and containerized bulky waste under fifty pounds accepted in the regular service, so confirm the machine and its weight with Republic on 817-332-7301 first.
When & how
Confirm the machine first, then put it out for a published Bulk Pickup date or with the regular collection as directed.
Get it ready
Take the machine down as far as it will come apart and keep the pieces together so the pile stays inside the four cubic yard limit, remove any console or battery pack so it can be handled separately, and keep it clear of powerlines and off the sidewalk.
Bulky loads go out on four published dates a year, with a nine-day set-out window before each one and a four cubic yard cap on the pile.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no per-item fee for the quarterly Bulk Pickup or for the bulky waste it accepts in the regular service. A pile above the allowable amount needs a special pickup arranged with Republic, which sets its own price, and a commercial property pays an additional fee for a bulk date.
When & how
Put the pile out no earlier than the Saturday nine days before the Bulk Pickup week begins and no later than 7 a.m. on the scheduled start day, which for 2026 is 16 February, 18 May, 14 September or 16 November. Crews start at 7 a.m. on each date and move through the sections without returning.
Get it ready
Keep the pile inside four cubic yards, separate bulky material from brush and yard waste, cut limbs and yard waste to under four feet, containerize small items such as clothing and small appliances, and keep the pile where regular trash is collected with clear access for the truck, off the sidewalk and away from powerlines. Tires, commercial waste, hazardous waste, medications and loose or unbagged debris are refused.
Carts go at the curb no earlier than 7 p.m. the evening before collection and no later than 7 a.m. on the collection day, and empty containers come back off the curb by 11:59 p.m. the same day. Garbage is collected twice a week, on Tuesday and Friday, and recycling runs on the Friday, so the recycling cart goes out on that day rather than on both.
Nine days early at most, 7 a.m. on the start day at the latest
Per city code, items for the quarterly Bulk Pickup may go to the prescribed curbside location no earlier than the Saturday nine days before the pickup week begins and no later than 7 a.m. on the scheduled start day. The pile sits where regular trash is collected with clear access for the truck, off the sidewalk and away from powerlines, because the claw truck cannot operate under them, and crews move through the sections without returning for late set-outs.
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 Richland Hills with Republic Waste Services
Use the quarterly Bulk Pickup dates
A Richland Hills household with furniture, an appliance, a mattress or large electronics that will not go in the weekly carts.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes no per-item fee for the quarterly Bulk Pickup, which is a residential service on four published dates a year, so the cost is not stated either way. A pile above the allowable amount needs a special pickup arranged with Republic, which sets its own price, and a commercial property pays an additional fee for a bulk date, so confirm the terms with Republic on 817-332-7301 before the pile goes out.
Arrange it
Put the pile out inside the nine-day window before a published date, at the point where regular trash is collected, and call Republic on 817-332-7301 with questions about a particular item.
The pile is capped at four cubic yards and anything over the cap is tagged non-compliant and has to be removed by the resident. Tires, commercial waste, large amounts of construction or remodelling debris, non-compactable material, hazardous waste, medications and loose debris are all refused.
A household whose load goes past the four cubic yard allowance or that has an item the standard routes do not cover.
Cost & conditions
The city states that a resident can schedule a special pickup with Republic Services for items exceeding the allowable amount, and Republic sets that price rather than the city, so confirm the current charge when booking on 817-332-7301.
Arrange it
Call Republic on 817-332-7301, describe the load and book the special pickup before the material accumulates at the curb.
This is the hauler's own service rather than a city programme, and the same material rules apply, so tires, hazardous waste, medications and non-compactable material still have to go elsewhere.
The self-haul routes for a Richland Hills address depend on the load. The Republic Services landfill at 800 Mosier Valley Road in Euless is open Monday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and takes the material the collection services refuse, including non-compactable brick, concrete, dirt, shingles and tile and tires, which may not be buried with ordinary waste but can be delivered for a fee; a utility bill or other proof of residency is required and the cost varies by type and amount. Household chemicals go a different way, to the Environmental Collection Center at 6400 Bridge Street in Fort Worth, open Thursday and Friday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with photo identification showing city residency, a city cost of ninety-five dollars per load and a once-a-year limit per household, and latex paint and stains are handled at home by drying them out and putting them in the trash. Garbage and recyclingAcceptable garbage
Landfill open to city residents with proof of residency
Republic Services Landfill
800 Mosier Valley Road, Euless, TX 76040
Waste that the city's collection services refuse, including large quantities of non-compactable material such as brick, concrete, dirt, composition shingles and ceramic tile, and tires, which may not be landfilled with ordinary waste but can be brought to the site for a fee.
Open to Richland Hills residents with proof of residency such as a utility bill. The city states that the cost varies by the type and amount of waste and publishes no rate, so the gate price has to be confirmed with the operator.
Monday to Saturday 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The city publishes no gate rate for this landfill, only that the cost varies by the type and amount of waste, so confirm the current price and the accepted material with the operator before loading a truck or trailer.
Household hazardous waste center for Richland Hills residents
Environmental Collection Center
6400 Bridge Street, Fort Worth, TX
Household chemicals and household hazardous waste, the category the city names when it refuses hazardous waste such as paints, fertilizers, pool chemicals and Freon from its collection services.
Richland Hills residents only, with a driver's licence or other valid identification showing residency, and the city asks households to limit use to once a year and to combine small loads with a neighbour's to make the best use of the arrangement. Latex paint and stains are not part of the route, because they can be dried or solidified and then placed in the trash.
Thursday and Friday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The city publishes the cost of a hazardous waste load at this center as ninety-five dollars per load to the city, with use limited to once a year per household, and publishes no charge to the resident, so confirm the current terms with the center on 817-392-1234 or the city code compliance office on 817-616-3830 before loading a vehicle.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How does a mattress go out in Richland Hills?+
The city sorts bulky material by weight rather than naming each item. Bulky waste over fifty pounds is collected at the quarterly Bulk Pickup, and bulky waste under fifty pounds is accepted with the regular twice-weekly collection when it is containerized, with the total set-out capped at four cubic yards. Call Republic on 817-332-7301 if the unit does not clearly fit one route.Official guidance
Will the city take a couch in Richland Hills?+
Furniture is on the city's bulky waste list. A piece over fifty pounds goes out at the quarterly Bulk Pickup, and a piece under fifty pounds is accepted with the regular Tuesday or Friday collection when it is containerized. Either way the set-out is capped at four cubic yards and must sit where the regular trash is collected with clear access for the truck.Official guidance
How do appliances go out in Richland Hills?+
A stove, water heater, washer, dryer or dishwasher goes out during the quarterly Bulk Pickup rather than with the weekly carts. A unit that holds Freon is only taken with certification that the refrigerant has been removed, and hazardous waste such as Freon itself is on the unacceptable list and belongs at the Fort Worth collection center instead.Official guidance
Where does a television go in Richland Hills?+
The city names large electronics among bulky waste over fifty pounds but does not name televisions, so call Republic on 817-332-7301 and confirm first. A set that meets the bulk weight threshold goes out on one of the four published Bulk Pickup dates, and a lighter set would have to meet the regular service rules, which require containerized bulky waste inside a four cubic yard set-out.Official guidance
What are the collection days and who do I call?+
Garbage is collected twice a week, on Tuesday and Friday, and recycling runs on the Friday. Carts go out between 7 p.m. the evening before and 7 a.m. on the collection day and come back in by 11:59 p.m. that day. Missed pickups and service questions go to Republic on 817-332-7301, and billing questions go to utility billing on 817-616-3820.Official guidance
How does the fifty pound rule change where an item goes?+
The city splits bulky material by weight. Bulky waste, furniture, water heaters and large electronics weighing more than fifty pounds belong to the quarterly Bulk Pickup, and bulky waste under fifty pounds is accepted with the regular twice-weekly collection when it is containerized, as long as the whole set-out stays inside four cubic yards. That is also why small items such as clothing and small appliances have to be containerized.Official guidance
Can tires go out with the trash in Richland Hills?+
No. Tires are on the unacceptable list for Bulk Pickup, and the city states that they may not be deposited in the landfill and that Republic cannot collect them curbside. They can be taken to the landfill for a fee, where they are handled separately, so this is a self-haul route rather than a collection.Official guidance
