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City collection Furniture is named in the city's own bulky waste definition and goes out on the separate bulky day rather than with the carts. Bulky service runs once a month on a Monday, households may put out up to five cubic yards, and three extra collections follow the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's holidays at no additional cost. No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste rate: one routine bulky collection each month on the published Monday schedule, up to five cubic yards, plus the three extra holiday collections at no additional cost; further collections are charged on the published additional pickup rates.
City collection No Sugar Land page names a mattress. The bulky definition lists stoves, refrigerators with the freon removed, furniture and other large household items, and the event list of accepted material does not mention bedding either, so a mattress has to be confirmed with the city or the hauler. Neither the bulky page, the bulky waste definition nor the Recycle Round Up list names a mattress or box spring, and no mattress fee is published. Call Republic Services on 713-726-7307 or the city on 3-1-1 and confirm whether a mattress rides the monthly bulky day and whether any charge applies.
City collection Appliances are explicitly part of the bulky programme in Sugar Land: the city states that appliances are considered bulky items, and the bulky definition names stoves and refrigerators. The one condition is that refrigerant has to be removed before the pickup, and appliances are refused at the city's Recycle Round Up events. No charge. Included in the monthly residential rate as bulky material, up to five cubic yards per monthly bulky day, provided the refrigerant has already been removed from a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner; extra collections are charged on the published rates.
City collection Bulky waste in Sugar Land is a separate monthly collection rather than part of the cart day. Households may set out up to five cubic yards on the monthly Monday, three extra collections follow the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's holidays at no additional cost, and anything beyond that is booked with Republic and paid for when the collection is scheduled. No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste rate: one routine bulky collection each month up to five cubic yards on the published schedule plus the three holiday collections at no additional cost; further collections are charged at the published additional pickup rates and paid when booked.
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?
Sugar Land contracts its residential collection to Republic Services and runs bulky waste on a separate day from the carts. Bulky service comes once a month on a Monday, with three extra collections after the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's holidays at no additional cost, up to five cubic yards per household, and the city's own definition names stoves, refrigerators with the freon removed, furniture and other large household items. The same definition excludes construction and demolition refuse, hazardous waste and electronics, so those take other routes: household chemicals and electronics go to the city's twice yearly Recycle Round Up event at Mercer Stadium or to the Fort Bend County Recycling Center, computers and monitors have free manufacturer collection under state law, tires go to the Public Works Service Center, and a free monthly visit to Blue Ridge Landfill takes up to three cubic yards of household waste.
Furniture is named in the city's own bulky waste definition and goes out on the separate bulky day rather than with the carts. Bulky service runs once a month on a Monday, households may put out up to five cubic yards, and three extra collections follow the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's holidays at no additional cost.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste rate: one routine bulky collection each month on the published Monday schedule, up to five cubic yards, plus the three extra holiday collections at no additional cost; further collections are charged on the published additional pickup rates.
When & how
Put the furniture at the curb by 7 a.m. on your bulky waste day and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before, keeping it four feet clear of other objects and out of the garbage cart.
Get it ready
Keep the piece curbside rather than in a cart, leave loose extra bags beside it rather than inside the garbage cart, and keep construction material, chemicals and electronics out of the pile because bulky waste excludes all three.
No Sugar Land page names a mattress. The bulky definition lists stoves, refrigerators with the freon removed, furniture and other large household items, and the event list of accepted material does not mention bedding either, so a mattress has to be confirmed with the city or the hauler.
City cost & eligibility
Neither the bulky page, the bulky waste definition nor the Recycle Round Up list names a mattress or box spring, and no mattress fee is published. Call Republic Services on 713-726-7307 or the city on 3-1-1 and confirm whether a mattress rides the monthly bulky day and whether any charge applies.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then set it out on the bulky waste day if the city accepts it rather than on a cart day.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and whole, keep it four feet clear of other objects at the curb, and keep it out of the garbage cart because bulky material is collected separately and carts are only for bagged household garbage.
Appliances are explicitly part of the bulky programme in Sugar Land: the city states that appliances are considered bulky items, and the bulky definition names stoves and refrigerators. The one condition is that refrigerant has to be removed before the pickup, and appliances are refused at the city's Recycle Round Up events.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the monthly residential rate as bulky material, up to five cubic yards per monthly bulky day, provided the refrigerant has already been removed from a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner; extra collections are charged on the published rates.
When & how
Arrange the freon removal first, then put the appliance at the curb by 7 a.m. on your bulky waste day, four feet clear of other objects.
Get it ready
Have the refrigerant removed before the pickup as the city requires, empty the unit, keep it upright and curbside rather than in a cart, and keep the appliance away from the Recycle Round Up load because event staff refuse appliances of every size.
Electronics are excluded from bulky waste by the city's own definition and have two free routes plus a county one. State law requires manufacturers to provide free collection and recycling for desktop and laptop computers, monitors and their keyboards and mice, and the city's Recycle Round Up events accept electronics twice a year at Mercer Stadium. The Fort Bend County Recycling Center is the third route and charges its own fees.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free under the 2008 state law for desktop and laptop computers, monitors and same manufacturer keyboards and mice through the TexasRecyclesComputers and TexasRecyclesTVs lookups, and free at the city's Recycle Round Up events for residents who show identification and a utility bill; the county centre route carries its own applicable fees.
When & how
Use the state lookup for a computer or monitor, or bring the devices to the next Recycle Round Up at Mercer Stadium, 16403 Lexington Blvd, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the published event day, and stay in the vehicle while staff unload.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from computers and phones, keep wires and cables with the devices they belong to because the event accepts them, keep electronics out of the garbage and recycling carts and off the bulky pile, and bring a Sugar Land identification and a utility bill to the event.
Sugar Land writes construction and demolition refuse out of the bulky programme by name, and no city page publishes a construction route or a price for it. A project load therefore has to be arranged through the hauler, a private container or a receiving site.
City cost & eligibility
The city defines bulky waste to exclude construction refuse and demolition refuse, and neither the bulky page nor the rate table publishes a construction rate. Call the city on 3-1-1 or Republic Services on 713-726-7307 to confirm what can be handled and at what price before the material leaves the site.
When & how
Do not put construction material out on the bulky day because it is excluded by the city's own definition, and arrange a container or a receiving site before the project produces debris.
Get it ready
Keep construction and demolition material out of the bulky pile, out of the garbage and recycling carts and away from the Recycle Round Up load, which refuses metal scraps and large items, and keep chemicals on the household hazardous waste route instead.
Exercise equipment is not named in Sugar Land's bulky definition, its cart rules or the Recycle Round Up list, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before it goes to the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No published list names an exercise machine and no price exists for one. Call Republic Services on 713-726-7307 or the city on 3-1-1 and confirm whether the machine counts as a large household item on the bulky day or needs another arrangement.
When & how
Confirm the item first, then set it out on the bulky waste day if the city accepts it rather than on a cart day.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, keep the frame, deck and console parts together, and keep it four feet clear of other objects at the curb.
Bulky waste in Sugar Land is a separate monthly collection rather than part of the cart day. Households may set out up to five cubic yards on the monthly Monday, three extra collections follow the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's holidays at no additional cost, and anything beyond that is booked with Republic and paid for when the collection is scheduled.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste rate: one routine bulky collection each month up to five cubic yards on the published schedule plus the three holiday collections at no additional cost; further collections are charged at the published additional pickup rates and paid when booked.
When & how
Set the material at the curb by 7 a.m. on the bulky waste day, no earlier than 6 p.m. the previous evening, and never inside the garbage cart.
Get it ready
Keep the pile to five cubic yards, keep it four feet clear of cars, poles, mailboxes and other objects, keep bulky material out of the carts, and leave construction, demolition, hazardous and electronic material out of the pile because the city excludes all four.
Tires have their own city drop-off. The Public Works Service Center takes passenger tires only, with the rims removed and a maximum of four tires per delivery, and tires are on the list of material refused at the city's Recycle Round Up events.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes that the Public Works Service Center takes passenger tires only, with the rims removed and a maximum of four tires per delivery, but it prints no fee for that drop-off, so confirm whether a charge applies before loading. Tires are refused at the Recycle Round Up events and are not part of the bulky waste collection.
When & how
Take the tires to the Public Works Service Center at 101A Gillingham Lane between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, and call 281-275-2900 if you need help at the drop-off.
Get it ready
Remove the rims before the trip, keep the delivery to four passenger tires or fewer, keep truck or oversized tires out of the load because only passenger tires are accepted, and keep tires off the bulky pile and out of the event load.
Household chemicals are never collected with the residential service, and the city runs its own drive through events instead. Recycle Round Up happens twice a year at Mercer Stadium, where staff unload batteries, paints, motor oils, antifreeze, pool chemicals, pesticides, propane cylinders, corrosives, mercury devices, toner cartridges and electronics while residents stay in their vehicles, subject to published quantity limits.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free at the city's Recycle Round Up events for Sugar Land residents who show a valid identification and a utility bill, with quantity limits such as five gallons of antifreeze, ten gallons of motor oils and fluids, and ten cans of paint; the Fort Bend County Recycling Center is the other route and charges its own applicable fees.
When & how
Watch for the twice yearly Recycle Round Up dates, such as the October 24, 2026 event at Mercer Stadium from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and keep chemicals in identifiable containers because residents stay in their cars.
Get it ready
Keep products in identifiable containers rather than unlabelled mixes, stay within the published limits for antifreeze, motor oil and paint, keep chemicals out of the garbage and recycling carts and off the bulky pile, and bring identification and a utility bill for the residency check.
Households receive a 95 gallon grey garbage cart and a 65 gallon green recycling cart, with 65 or 95 gallon sizes available on request. Carts go to the base of the curb with the wheels against the curb, the handle facing away from the street and the lid opening toward the street, at least three feet from utility poles, mailboxes, trees, hydrants and parked cars so the automated arm has room. Garbage is bagged inside the cart, recyclables go in loose, and the cart must not block a sidewalk.
Bulky collection is a separate service from the carts and runs once a month on a Monday, on a day households look up by address. Material goes out by 7 a.m. and no earlier than 6 p.m. the night before, households may set out up to five cubic yards, and everything sits at the curb at least four feet from other objects. Three extra collections follow the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's holidays at no additional cost, and any more than that is booked and paid for through Republic Services.
The city's definition is explicit: bulky waste does not include construction refuse, demolition refuse, hazardous waste or electronic waste. Chemicals are never collected with the residential service at all, because they can start fires or react inside the collection trucks, and the city warns that hazardous waste or electronics put out with bulky items will simply be left. Tires are refused at the city's own events and go to the Public Works Service Center instead.
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 Sugar Land Public Works with Republic Services and the Fort Bend County Recycling Center
Use the monthly bulky waste day
A Sugar Land household with furniture, an appliance or another large household item that the carts cannot take.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Included in the monthly residential solid waste rate for up to five cubic yards on the published monthly bulky day, plus the three holiday collections at no additional cost.
Arrange it
Look up the bulky waste day for the address, then set the material at the curb by 7 a.m. and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before, keeping four feet of clearance around it.
Five cubic yards per household per month, appliances need the refrigerant removed first, and construction refuse, demolition refuse, hazardous waste, electronics and tires are all excluded.
City of Sugar Land Public Works with Republic Services and the Fort Bend County Recycling Center
Pay for an additional bulky collection
A household that has already used its monthly bulky day or is moving out and needs a second collection in the same month.
Cost & conditions
From $148.84 for for an additional bulk pickup of less than three cubic yards, with a pickup of three to five cubic yards charged at the published higher rate and unusual accumulation work charged hourly plus a disposal fee per yard. Booked with Republic Services on 713-726-7307 with payment made at the time the collection is scheduled.
Arrange it
Call Republic Services, describe the load, pay for the collection when you book it, and put the material at the curb on the day assigned.
This is a fee based extra on top of the routine monthly collection, the price steps up between the under three cubic yard and the three to five cubic yard brackets, and the same exclusions for construction, demolition, hazardous and electronic waste apply.
City of Sugar Land Public Works with Republic Services and the Fort Bend County Recycling Center
Bring chemicals and electronics to Recycle Round Up
A Sugar Land household with paint, motor oil, antifreeze, batteries, pool chemicals, pesticides, propane cylinders, mercury devices, toner cartridges or electronics.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to Sugar Land residents who show a valid identification and a utility bill, with published limits including five gallons of antifreeze, ten gallons of motor oils and fluids and ten cans of paint.
Arrange it
Drive to the event at Mercer Stadium, 16403 Lexington Blvd, on a published date such as October 24, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and remain in the vehicle while staff unload and check residency.
The events run twice a year, appliances of any size, tires, bio hazardous material, asbestos, pharmaceuticals, unidentified chemicals, large cylinders and metal scraps are refused, and chemicals have to arrive in identifiable containers.
City of Sugar Land Public Works with Republic Services and the Fort Bend County Recycling Center
Drop off tires and cooking oil at Public Works
A household with passenger tires or liquid cooking oil to get rid of.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes cooking oil as accepted at the Public Works Service Center at no charge, up to ten gallons of liquid cooking oil a day for residents, while it prints no fee for the tire drop-off, so confirm the tire charge before loading. Passenger tires only, rims removed, with a maximum of four tires per delivery.
Arrange it
Take the material to 101A Gillingham Lane between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday to Friday, and call 281-275-2900 if you need help at the drop-off.
Only passenger tires are accepted and the rims have to come off first, the cooking oil programme takes liquid cooking grade fats, oils and grease only and no petroleum products, and both are residential services.
City of Sugar Land Public Works with Republic Services and the Fort Bend County Recycling Center
Use the free monthly landfill visit
A household that would rather haul its own household waste, furniture or appliance instead of waiting for the bulky day.
Cost & conditions
No charge. One free visit a month for up to three cubic yards of household solid waste at Blue Ridge Landfill for Sugar Land residents, with identification and a physical copy of the water bill required at the gate.
Arrange it
Drive to 2200 FM 521 Road in Fresno between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday to Friday or 7 a.m. and 11 a.m. on Saturday, and wear closed toed shoes, a hard hat and a safety vest.
One free visit a month and three cubic yards at a time, construction and hazardous material are outside the household waste allowance, and the safety gear requirement is enforced on site.
Free monthly household waste drop-off for residents
Blue Ridge Landfill
2200 FM 521 Road, Fresno, TX
Household solid waste items, including the furniture and appliances that the city's bulky programme covers on the same page, up to three cubic yards on a free monthly visit for Sugar Land residents
One free visit a month and three cubic yards per visit, with a valid driver's licence and a physical copy of the water bill matching the address required at entry, and closed toed shoes, a hard hat and a safety vest required on site
Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.
No charge. One free visit a month for Sugar Land residents disposing of up to three cubic yards of household solid waste, with residency documents checked at the gate.
Passenger tires with the rims removed, a maximum of four per delivery, and liquid cooking oil up to ten gallons a day from residents
Passenger tires only, rims must be removed, four tires per delivery, and the cooking oil programme is for residential liquid cooking grade fats, oils and grease with no petroleum products and no commercial accounts
Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; call 281-275-2900 for assistance at the drop-off
The city publishes cooking oil as accepted at no charge, up to ten gallons of liquid cooking oil a day for residents, while it publishes no fee for the tire drop-off, so confirm whether the tires carry a charge before delivery. Passenger tires only, rims removed, maximum four per delivery, and both drop-offs are for Sugar Land households.
Regional county drop-off for household hazardous waste and electronics
Fort Bend County Recycling Center
1200 Blume Road, Rosenberg, TX 77471
General recycling for Fort Bend County residents and the regional household hazardous waste and electronics programme, with the accepted materials listed on the county site
A county facility rather than a city one, so the accepted list and the applicable fees come from the county, and the county does not schedule curbside collection of the material
The county site carries the current hours and accepted material
The city points residents to the county centre and states that it lists accepted materials and applicable fees, so the price depends on what is being dropped off. Check the county site or call before loading chemicals or electronics.
Drive through hazardous waste and electronics event site
Mercer Stadium, Recycle Round Up
16403 Lexington Blvd, Sugar Land, TX 77479
Household hazardous waste and electronics at the city's twice yearly drive through events, including aerosols, antifreeze, batteries of all types, electronics, cooking oils and cleaners, corrosive liquids, mercury devices, pool chemicals, pesticides, propane cylinders, motor oils and fluids, paints and related materials, toner cartridges and wires and cables
Sugar Land residents only, with valid identification and a utility bill checked at the gate, residents stay in their vehicles, chemicals must be in identifiable containers, and appliances of any size, tires, bio hazardous material, asbestos, pharmaceuticals, unidentified chemicals, large cylinders and metal scraps are refused. Published limits apply, including five gallons of antifreeze, ten gallons of motor oils and fluids and ten cans of paint.
Event days only, such as Saturday October 24, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
No charge. Free to Sugar Land residents who show identification and a utility bill at the check in point, with the published per material quantity limits.
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 do I get rid of a couch in Sugar Land?+
Put it out on your bulky waste day, which runs once a month on a Monday and is a different day from the garbage and recycling carts. Furniture is named in the city's bulky definition, households may set out up to five cubic yards, and items go to the curb by 7 a.m. four feet clear of anything else.Official guidance
How do appliances get picked up in Sugar Land?+
On the monthly bulky waste day, because the city treats appliances as bulky items and names stoves and refrigerators in that definition. Refrigerant has to be removed before pickup, and appliances are not accepted at the Recycle Round Up events, so the bulky day is the route.Official guidance
Where do TVs and computers go in Sugar Land?+
Not in the bulky pile, which excludes electronic waste. Computers, monitors and their keyboards and mice have free manufacturer collection under state law through the TexasRecyclesComputers and TexasRecyclesTVs lookups, the city's Recycle Round Up events accept electronics twice a year at Mercer Stadium, and the Fort Bend County Recycling Center is the regional drop-off that charges its own fees.Official guidance
When is bulky waste collected in Sugar Land?+
Once a month on a Monday, on a day separate from the garbage and recycling carts, with the exact day looked up by address. Three extra collections follow the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's holidays at no additional cost, and additional pickups beyond those are booked with Republic Services for a fee.Official guidance
How much bulky waste can go out at once?+
Up to five cubic yards per household on the monthly bulky day, set at the curb at least four feet from other objects and never inside the garbage cart. Extra bags and bulky items go directly at the curb, and further collections past the allowance carry the published additional pickup rates.Official guidance
Where does paint go in Sugar Land?+
To a Recycle Round Up event at Mercer Stadium, which runs twice a year and takes paints and related materials up to ten cans along with chemicals, batteries, motor oils, antifreeze, pool chemicals and electronics, with a Sugar Land identification and a utility bill required. Household chemicals are never collected with the residential waste, and the Fort Bend County Recycling Center is the other regional option.Official guidance
What will Sugar Land not take with the carts or bulky waste?+
Household chemicals are excluded from the residential collection entirely because of fire and reaction risk in the trucks, and bulky waste excludes construction refuse, demolition refuse, hazardous waste and electronic waste. Tires, bio hazardous material, asbestos, pharmaceuticals, unidentified chemicals and appliances are also refused at the Recycle Round Up events.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Sugar Land?+
Republic Services collects under the city franchise, reached on 713-726-7307, with the city Public Works department and 3-1-1 handling service complaints. Households get a 95 gallon garbage cart and a 65 gallon recycling cart, bulky waste runs on its own monthly day, and the city also runs drop-off points and two hazardous waste events a year.Official guidance
What day is bulky waste collected in Sugar Land?+
Bulky waste runs once a month on a Monday and the exact day is looked up by address, and it is separate from the garbage and recycling cart days. Up to five cubic yards may go out, set by 7 a.m. and no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before, with three extra collections after the Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's holidays at no additional cost.Official guidance
When is the next Recycle Round Up event?+
The city runs two events a year at Mercer Stadium, 16403 Lexington Blvd, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and the next one listed is Saturday, October 24, 2026. It is a drive through event where staff check identification and a utility bill, verify the material qualifies and unload it while residents stay in their cars.Official guidance
What is the Fort Bend County Recycling Center for?+
It is the regional drop-off for general and household hazardous waste recycling that the city points residents to for chemicals and electronics, at 1200 Blume Road in Rosenberg. The county lists the accepted materials and the applicable fees, and it does not schedule curbside collection, so material still has to be taken there.Official guidance
