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City collection Furniture is on the acceptable list for the monthly four cubic yard bulk set-out, and the city landfill also takes household items such as sofas free from Texarkana residents. No charge. Four cubic yards of bulk waste may go out once a month with the regular carts as part of the city collection service, and the landfill takes Texarkana residential household waste such as sofas free with the most recent water bill and a driver's licence showing the same address. Anything beyond the monthly allotment is arranged with Waste Management at 903-794-4111.
City collection Mattresses are named on the city's acceptable bulk list, so a set goes out during the monthly four cubic yard set-out week with the rest of the bulky load. No charge. Mattresses are named among the acceptable bulk items within the four cubic yards allowed once a month as part of the city collection service, with no separate fee published. Extra volume beyond the allotment is arranged with Waste Management at 903-794-4111 for scheduling and payment.
City collection Household appliances are on the acceptable bulk list, including washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves, microwaves and hot water tanks, with toilets drained and cooling units tagged as free of Freon. No charge. Appliances are named among the acceptable bulk items within the four cubic yards allowed once a month as part of the city collection service, with no separate fee published. Appliances containing CFCs are refused in the bulk load, and the landfill takes household appliances such as washers and dryers free from Texarkana residents.
City collection Texarkana takes four cubic yards of bulky material at the curb once a month with the regular carts, and residents can also take household bulky items to the landfill free. No charge. Four cubic yards of bulk waste once a month with the waste and recycling carts as part of the city service, with no separate fee published, and free landfill disposal for Texarkana residential household waste with the most recent water bill and a matching driver's licence. Volume beyond the monthly allotment is arranged with Waste Management at 903-794-4111, and commercial or industrial waste and uncovered loads pay a landfill fee.
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?
Texarkana households set out four cubic yards of bulk waste once a month with their carts, on the set-out week the city map assigns, and one cubic yard is about the size of a sofa or a washing machine. Furniture, mattresses and appliances are all on the acceptable list, with refrigerators, freezers and window air conditioners tagged as free of Freon and toilets drained first, while tires, batteries, paint, gasoline and contractor debris are refused. Anything beyond the monthly allotment is arranged directly with Waste Management, and residents can also take their own household bulky items to the landfill free with the water bill and matching licence.
Furniture is on the acceptable list for the monthly four cubic yard bulk set-out, and the city landfill also takes household items such as sofas free from Texarkana residents.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Four cubic yards of bulk waste may go out once a month with the regular carts as part of the city collection service, and the landfill takes Texarkana residential household waste such as sofas free with the most recent water bill and a driver's licence showing the same address. Anything beyond the monthly allotment is arranged with Waste Management at 903-794-4111.
When & how
Follow the city set-out week map for the monthly bulk week and put the furniture at the curb with the carts, or take it to the New Boston Landfill Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Get it ready
One cubic yard equals two 96-gallon carts or an item the size of a sofa, so sort the load before the set-out week. Keep tires, batteries, paint, gasoline, concrete and contractor debris out of the pile, and keep industrial or commercial material out of the landfill trip.
Mattresses are named on the city's acceptable bulk list, so a set goes out during the monthly four cubic yard set-out week with the rest of the bulky load.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Mattresses are named among the acceptable bulk items within the four cubic yards allowed once a month as part of the city collection service, with no separate fee published. Extra volume beyond the allotment is arranged with Waste Management at 903-794-4111 for scheduling and payment.
When & how
Put the mattress out during the household's scheduled bulk week, following the city's set-out week map, alongside the regular carts.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and inside the four cubic yard limit, and keep it clear of the carts so the collection crew can reach both. A mattress is an accepted bulk item rather than a trash item, so it should not be left for the weekly garbage truck.
Household appliances are on the acceptable bulk list, including washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves, microwaves and hot water tanks, with toilets drained and cooling units tagged as free of Freon.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Appliances are named among the acceptable bulk items within the four cubic yards allowed once a month as part of the city collection service, with no separate fee published. Appliances containing CFCs are refused in the bulk load, and the landfill takes household appliances such as washers and dryers free from Texarkana residents.
When & how
Put the appliance out during the household's scheduled bulk week with the regular carts, or take it to the New Boston Landfill with the water bill and matching licence.
Get it ready
Drain a toilet before setting it out, and tag a refrigerator, freezer or window air conditioner as free of Freon, because appliances containing CFCs are refused. Empty and clean the unit and keep it out of the regular garbage cart.
Televisions are not named on either the acceptable or the refused bulk list, and no curbside electronics rule is published, so the route has to be confirmed with the city or the hauler.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no television route or fee, and electronics appear on neither the acceptable nor the refused bulk list. Confirm the route with Public Works at 903-798-3948 or Waste Management at 903-794-4111 before the set goes out.
When & how
Call Public Works or Waste Management to confirm whether a screen belongs in the monthly bulk set-out, then follow the answer for the household's scheduled week.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data from anything that powers on, keep the screen out of the regular garbage cart, and keep batteries, motor oil, paint and gasoline out of the load, because all four are refused in the bulk set-out.
Computers and small devices are not named on the bulk list and no curbside electronics collection is published, so the route has to be confirmed before the device goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No computer route or fee is published, and electronics appear on neither bulk list. Confirm with Public Works at 903-798-3948 or Waste Management at 903-794-4111, and note that batteries are refused in the bulk set-out.
When & how
Call Public Works or the hauler to confirm where small electronics are accepted, then deliver the device only to the route they confirm.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data first, remove batteries where the device allows, and keep electronics out of the regular garbage cart and out of the bulk pile until the route is confirmed.
Construction debris from a contractor is refused in the bulk set-out, and construction or remodel debris does not qualify for free disposal at the landfill, where it is charged by weight.
City cost & eligibility
Construction or remodel debris does not qualify for free disposal at the landfill and is charged on a per ton basis, and the city publishes no rate. Confirm the current per ton charge with the New Boston Landfill at 903-628-6595 before the load moves.
When & how
Take the material to the New Boston Landfill at 1030 Highway 82 West, open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and expect a per ton charge rather than the free residential rate.
Get it ready
Keep contractor construction debris, concrete, brick, asphalt and roofing out of the curbside bulk set-out, because all are refused there. Cover the load for the landfill trip, because uncovered loads incur a fee.
Exercise equipment is not named on the bulk list, and the bulk set-out refuses anything over 200 pounds, so the machine has to be confirmed and weighed against that limit.
City cost & eligibility
The four cubic yard monthly set-out carries no separate published fee, but items over 200 pounds are refused and exercise equipment is not named on the list. Confirm the machine and how to handle it with Public Works at 903-798-3948 or Waste Management at 903-794-4111.
When & how
Call Public Works or the hauler with the size and weight of the machine, then use the monthly set-out week or the landfill trip they confirm.
Get it ready
Break the machine down so each part stays under 200 pounds, keep loose weights with the frame so the crew can handle the load, and keep the whole set inside the four cubic yard allowance. Remove any battery, because batteries are refused in the bulk set-out.
Texarkana takes four cubic yards of bulky material at the curb once a month with the regular carts, and residents can also take household bulky items to the landfill free.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Four cubic yards of bulk waste once a month with the waste and recycling carts as part of the city service, with no separate fee published, and free landfill disposal for Texarkana residential household waste with the most recent water bill and a matching driver's licence. Volume beyond the monthly allotment is arranged with Waste Management at 903-794-4111, and commercial or industrial waste and uncovered loads pay a landfill fee.
When & how
Use the city set-out week map for the monthly bulk week and place the items at the curb with the carts, or drive the load to the New Boston Landfill during its published hours.
Get it ready
Measure the load against the four cubic yard allowance, keep each item under 200 pounds, and keep the refused streams out: CFC appliances, batteries, motor oil and filters, tires, vehicles and parts, concrete, brick, asphalt and roofing, contractor construction debris, gasoline and paint. Cover the load for the landfill trip.
Tires are refused in the curbside bulk set-out, and the pages do not name a tire route, so the option has to be confirmed before a tire leaves the property.
City cost & eligibility
Tires are on the refused list for the monthly bulk set-out and no tire route or fee is published, so confirm whether the landfill or another site will take them, and what it costs, with Public Works at 903-798-3948 or the New Boston Landfill at 903-628-6595.
When & how
Call the city or the landfill to confirm the route, then deliver the tires only to the site that confirms it accepts them.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the curbside bulk set-out, because they are refused there, and confirm the count before the trip so the receiving site can price it.
Batteries, motor oil and filters, gasoline and paint are refused in the bulk set-out, and the pages do not publish a household hazardous waste collection.
City cost & eligibility
No household hazardous waste route or fee is published, while batteries, motor oil and filters, gasoline and paint are all refused in the curbside bulk set-out. Confirm the current disposal option with Public Works at 903-798-3948.
When & how
Call Public Works at 903-798-3948 to confirm where household chemicals are accepted, then deliver them only to that route.
Get it ready
Keep batteries, motor oil and filters, gasoline, paint and any other chemical out of the garbage cart and out of the bulk pile, and store them closed and upright until the route is confirmed. Never mix products together.
Residents may place four cubic yards of bulk waste at the curb once a month with the waste and recycling carts, following the city's set-out week map. One cubic yard equals about two 96-gallon carts, or an item the size of a sofa, large chair or washing machine. Refused streams include appliances containing CFCs, batteries, motor oil and filters, tires, vehicles and parts, concrete, brick, asphalt and roofing, contractor construction debris, gasoline, items over 200 pounds and paint.
Household bulky items can also go to the New Boston Landfill at 1030 Highway 82 West, open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Disposal is free for Texarkana residential household waste, but proof of residency is the most recent water bill together with a driver's licence showing the same address, commercial and industrial waste pays a fee, uncovered loads pay a fee, and construction or remodel debris is charged per ton.
Waste Management collects weekly for residential and commercial customers and runs its routes on all weekday holidays except Thanksgiving and Christmas. Service questions and missed pickups go to Waste Management at 903-794-4111 or Public Works at 903-798-3948, and the city publishes neighbourhood pickup schedules as both a PDF and an interactive map.
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 Texarkana Public Works with Waste Management
Monthly curbside bulk set-out
Furniture, mattresses, household appliances, fence sections, bags of leaves and other residential items too large for a container, up to four cubic yards.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Four cubic yards once a month with the regular carts as part of the city collection service, with no separate fee published. Volume beyond the allotment is arranged with Waste Management at 903-794-4111.
Arrange it
Check the city set-out week map, then place the load at the curb with the waste and recycling carts during the household's scheduled week.
Four cubic yards a month, nothing over 200 pounds, and refused streams including CFC appliances, batteries, motor oil and filters, tires, vehicles and parts, concrete, brick, asphalt and roofing, contractor debris, gasoline and paint.
City of Texarkana Public Works with Waste Management
Free household landfill drop-off
Household bulky items such as sofas, washers and dryers that a resident would rather haul than set out for the monthly collection.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for Texarkana residential household waste with proof of residency, being the most recent water bill together with a driver's licence showing the same address. Commercial and industrial waste and uncovered loads pay a fee, and construction or remodel debris is charged per ton.
Arrange it
Drive to the New Boston Landfill at 1030 Highway 82 West in New Boston, open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., and call 903-628-6595 with questions.
Free only for household waste from Texarkana residents, with commercial and industrial material excluded and uncovered loads charged, and construction or remodel debris charged by weight.
Texarkana households set out four cubic yards of bulky material once a month with their carts, which covers furniture, mattresses and appliances, with refrigerators and similar cooling units tagged as free of Freon and toilets drained first. Anything beyond that allowance is arranged directly with Waste Management. Residents who would rather haul their own household items can take sofas, washers and dryers to the New Boston Landfill free with the most recent water bill and a matching licence, though commercial waste, uncovered loads and construction or remodel debris all incur charges. Tires, batteries, motor oil, gasoline, paint and contractor debris are refused in the curbside set-out, and the city has to confirm the electronics and chemical routes. Bulk waste collectionLandfillWaste collection and recycling
Landfill
New Boston Landfill
1030 Highway 82 West, New Boston, TX 75570
Household bulky items from Texarkana residents such as sofas, washers and dryers, with no disposal fee for regular household waste. Construction and remodel debris is accepted for a per ton charge.
Proof of residency is required, being the most recent water bill and a driver's licence showing the same address. Commercial and industrial waste pays a fee, uncovered loads pay a fee, and construction or remodel debris does not qualify for free disposal. The city's refuse list for the curbside bulk set-out, covering CFC appliances, batteries, motor oil and filters, tires, vehicles and parts, concrete, brick, asphalt and roofing, contractor debris, gasoline, items over 200 pounds and paint, should be confirmed with the landfill before a trip.
Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Phone 903-628-6595.
No charge. Free for Texarkana residential household waste with the water bill and matching driver's licence. Commercial and industrial waste, uncovered loads and construction or remodel debris are charged, with construction charged per ton.
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 bulk pickup work in Texarkana?+
Residents may put four cubic yards of bulk waste at the curb once a month with their waste and recycling carts, following the city's set-out week map. One cubic yard is about the size of a sofa, large chair or washing machine, or two 96-gallon carts. Furniture including chairs, tables, armoires, cabinets, chests, headboards, sofas, mattresses, dressers and interior doors is on the acceptable list, and anything beyond the allotment is scheduled with Waste Management.Official guidance
Will Texarkana take a mattress in the bulk set-out?+
Yes. Mattresses are named on the city's acceptable bulk item list, which includes furniture, headboards, sofas, mattresses and dressers. The set-out is four cubic yards once a month during the household's scheduled week, and anything beyond that is arranged with Waste Management at 903-794-4111.Official guidance
How do I put out a refrigerator in Texarkana?+
Refrigerators are on the acceptable bulk list and go out during the monthly four cubic yard set-out week, but the unit must be tagged as free of Freon, and appliances still containing CFCs are refused. The city landfill also takes household appliances free from Texarkana residents with the most recent water bill and a driver's licence showing the same address.Official guidance
How much bulky waste can a Texarkana household set out?+
Four cubic yards once a month with the waste and recycling carts, on the set-out week the city map assigns. One cubic yard equals about two 96-gallon carts or an item the size of a sofa, large chair or washing machine. Anything beyond the allotment is scheduled with Waste Management at 903-794-4111, and refused streams include CFC appliances, batteries, motor oil, tires, vehicles, concrete, contractor debris, gasoline, items over 200 pounds and paint.Official guidance
Who collects waste in Texarkana?+
Waste Management collects weekly for residential and commercial customers under the city contract, and it runs its routes on all weekday holidays except Thanksgiving and Christmas. Service questions go to Waste Management at 903-794-4111 or Public Works at 903-798-3948, and the city publishes neighbourhood pickup schedules as a PDF and an interactive map.Official guidance
Does Texarkana have a recycling program?+
Yes. The city states that its recycling rate has risen from four percent to nearly sixty five percent over ten years, and that reducing to a single garbage container by recycling the rest saves households money. Commercial recycling is available for small businesses at $3.35 for a 65-gallon cart serviced the same day as waste containers, arranged with Waste Management at 1-800-772-8653, and the city publishes an annual recycling guide.Official guidance
What will Texarkana refuse in a bulk set-out?+
Appliances containing CFCs, batteries, motor oil and filters, tires, vehicles and parts, concrete, brick, asphalt and roofing, construction debris from a contractor, gasoline, items over 200 pounds and paint. Acceptable items include furniture, mattresses, household appliances with cooling units tagged free of Freon and toilets drained, fence sections, bags of leaves and other residential items too large for a container.Official guidance
