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City collection Furniture is a named bulky item and each household gets two free bulky pick-ups a calendar year, booked rather than set out on a fixed morning. No charge. City of Tyler residential households receiving curbside collection, for two bulky waste pick-ups each calendar year at no charge and limited to 6 to 8 cubic yards per pick-up, with a special collection fee for anything larger.
City collection A mattress is not named on the bulky list, so the household should confirm it against the free pick-up before setting it out. The free bulky pick-ups are limited to two a calendar year and to 6 to 8 cubic yards, and the named bulky items are furniture, appliances, carpet, fencing material and old toys rather than mattresses or box springs. Call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 and confirm the item, then book it on the online bulky item pickup form.
City collection Refrigerant units are not named and no refrigerant rule is published, so the household has to confirm the route before the unit goes out. Appliances are on the bulky list, but no Tyler page retained here names a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner or states whether the refrigerant has to be recovered first. Call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 about the bulky route and the landfill on (903) 566-5007 about self-hauling, and confirm any refrigerant requirement before the unit leaves the house.
City collection Each household gets two free bulky pick-ups a calendar year, within five business days of the request and inside a six to eight cubic yard limit. No charge. City of Tyler residential households on the curbside service, for two bulky waste pick-ups per calendar year at no charge, limited to 6 to 8 cubic yards, with a special collection fee for larger piles or for brush and tires.
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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Will the city take it?
Tyler runs bulky collection by request and keeps two of the pickups free. Each household on the curbside service may book two bulky pick-ups a calendar year at no charge through the online form, and the crew comes within five business days, as long as the pile stays inside six to eight cubic yards. Furniture, appliances, carpet, fencing material and old toys are the named bulky items, and anything the free route does not cover, including tires, loose brush, limbs, tree stumps and a pile bigger than eight cubic yards, moves to the special collection list, which starts at twenty dollars and rises with size and quantity. Bundled limbs under fifty pounds and four feet are free, and passenger tires without rims start at five dollars each. Trash itself is collected twice a week, Monday and Thursday in the northern half of the city and Tuesday and Friday in the southern half, with containers at the curb by six in the morning and never out before six the previous evening. The city-owned Greenwood Farms Landfill, off the Old Kilgore Highway, takes resident loads with a current utility bill, and the Downtown Recycle Center takes recycling free.
Furniture is a named bulky item and each household gets two free bulky pick-ups a calendar year, booked rather than set out on a fixed morning.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Tyler residential households receiving curbside collection, for two bulky waste pick-ups each calendar year at no charge and limited to 6 to 8 cubic yards per pick-up, with a special collection fee for anything larger.
When & how
Place the furniture at the curb and submit the online bulky item pickup form, and the crew arrives within five business days of the request. After the crew has collected on a street, do not put more bulky items out until another request has been filed.
Get it ready
Keep the pile inside the cubic yard limit, keep separate piles for household bulk waste and bulk brush at least two feet apart, and tell the Solid Waste Office about anything left at the curb because Ordinance Sec. 16-4 requires notification and an un-notified pile can draw a warning and an automatic charge.
A mattress is not named on the bulky list, so the household should confirm it against the free pick-up before setting it out.
City cost & eligibility
The free bulky pick-ups are limited to two a calendar year and to 6 to 8 cubic yards, and the named bulky items are furniture, appliances, carpet, fencing material and old toys rather than mattresses or box springs. Call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 and confirm the item, then book it on the online bulky item pickup form.
When & how
Confirm first, then place the mattress at the curb and submit the bulky item pickup form, expecting the crew within five business days.
Get it ready
Take the frame and headboard off so they are separate pieces, keep the mattress dry, and keep it clear of any brush pile because the city asks for household bulk waste and brush to be in separate piles at least two feet apart.
Appliances are named bulky items, and the city also requires notification when a discarded appliance is left at the curb.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Tyler residential households receiving curbside collection, for two bulky waste pick-ups each calendar year at no charge with the appliance inside the 6 to 8 cubic yard limit.
When & how
Place the appliance at the curb and book the bulky pick-up with the online form, and call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 if the item sits longer than expected.
Get it ready
Empty and clean the unit, take the doors off, and notify the Solid Waste Office about property left at the curb because an un-notified appliance can draw a door hanger warning and then an automatic special pick-up charge.
Refrigerant units are not named and no refrigerant rule is published, so the household has to confirm the route before the unit goes out.
City cost & eligibility
Appliances are on the bulky list, but no Tyler page retained here names a refrigerator, freezer or air conditioner or states whether the refrigerant has to be recovered first. Call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 about the bulky route and the landfill on (903) 566-5007 about self-hauling, and confirm any refrigerant requirement before the unit leaves the house.
When & how
Confirm both the route and the refrigerant requirement first, then book the bulky pick-up or plan a covered trip to Greenwood Farms Landfill with a current utility bill.
Get it ready
Empty and clean the unit, take the doors off, cover the load if it is being hauled because state law requires covered garbage loads, and leave the refrigerant sealed until someone confirms who handles it.
Televisions are named nowhere on the Tyler pages, so the set has to be confirmed rather than assumed to be a bulky item.
City cost & eligibility
The bulky list names furniture, appliances, carpet, fencing material and old toys, and no Tyler page publishes an electronics drop-off or an electronics fee. Call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 and ask whether a television can ride a bulky pick-up or has to go to another route.
When & how
Confirm the route first, then either include the set in a booked bulky pick-up or arrange the drop-off the city names.
Get it ready
Keep the screen whole and dry, wipe anything that stores data, keep the remote and cords with the set, and do not put it out with brush, because brush and household bulky piles have to be kept separate.
Computers and small electronics are named nowhere, so the destination has to be confirmed with the Solid Waste Office.
City cost & eligibility
No Tyler page retained here names computers, printers or an electronics collection, and the recycling page describes the Downtown Recycle Center as a free recycling site without listing devices. Call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 to confirm the item and the route before dropping anything off.
When & how
Confirm with the Solid Waste Office first, then use the bulky pick-up or the route they name.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data from drives, laptops and phones, keep the power supply and cables with the device, and ask before leaving a device at the Downtown Recycle Center, which is described by function rather than with a published item list.
Construction debris is not named as a bulky or special collection item, and special collection pricing varies by size and quantity.
City cost & eligibility
Tyler publishes a special collection service that starts at $20 and varies by size and quantity along with a bulky list naming carpet and fencing material, but no page retained here names construction or demolition debris as a service or publishes a rate for it. Call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 for a quote, and ask the landfill on (903) 566-5007 about self-hauling a covered load with a current utility bill.
When & how
Confirm the service and the fee first, then either book a special collection or haul the load to Greenwood Farms during its published hours.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the brush pile and the household bulky pile, cover the load if it is going to the landfill because state law requires it, and expect the gate to weigh or price the load.
Exercise equipment is named nowhere, so the machine has to be confirmed or quoted as a special collection.
City cost & eligibility
No retained Tyler page names a treadmill, elliptical or weight machine. It may fit the bulky list under other large items, or it may need a special collection priced from $20 and up by size and quantity, so call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 and describe the machine before moving it.
When & how
Confirm the route and any fee first, then book the bulky pick-up or the special collection and have the machine at the curb for the crew.
Get it ready
Strip the console and any loose weights so two people can handle the frame, and keep the machine clear of the brush pile because household bulky waste and brush are collected separately.
Each household gets two free bulky pick-ups a calendar year, within five business days of the request and inside a six to eight cubic yard limit.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Tyler residential households on the curbside service, for two bulky waste pick-ups per calendar year at no charge, limited to 6 to 8 cubic yards, with a special collection fee for larger piles or for brush and tires.
When & how
Place the pile at the curb and submit the online bulky item pickup form, and the crew arrives within five business days. A second pile on the same street waits for another request.
Get it ready
Keep the pile inside the cubic yard limit, keep household bulk waste and bulk brush in separate piles at least two feet apart, bundle limbs under 50 pounds and four feet if you want them collected free, and notify the Solid Waste Office about anything left at the curb under Ordinance Sec. 16-4.
Twice weekly collection with a six in the morning curb time
Tyler collects household trash twice a week by half of the city: the northern portion is served Monday and Thursday and the southern portion Tuesday and Friday. Containers go to the curb no later than 6 a.m. on the collection day, and Ordinance 16.4.c requires them out no earlier than 6 p.m. the day before and removed by 6 a.m. the morning after collection. Cart replacement, repair and replacement requests go through the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 and can take three to five business days.
Two bulky pick-ups each calendar year are free for a household on the curbside service, booked through the online bulky item pickup form, with the crew arriving within five business days. The pile has to stay within 6 to 8 cubic yards, and the named bulky items are furniture, appliances, carpet, fencing material, old toys and other large items. Brush and tires are not included in the free pick-up, and a pile over eight cubic yards or anything on the special list is charged as a special collection that starts at $20 and varies by size and quantity. Once a crew has collected on a street, more bulky items wait for another request.
The special collection list and the curb notification rule
Special collections cover bulky items, tires, bulk brush and other material too large for normal pick-ups for residents and commercial customers, scheduled first come first served, with pricing from $20 upward by size and quantity. Bundled limbs under 50 pounds and four feet are free, and passenger tires without rims start at $5 each. Bulk brush is brush that is unbundled, longer than four feet or over 50 pounds, and more than 25 leaf bags also counts as a special pick-up, with household bulk waste and bulk brush collected in separate piles at least two feet apart. Discarded property such as furniture, clothing or appliances put at the curb requires notification to the Solid Waste Office under Ordinance Sec. 16-4; without it the city leaves a door hanger warning, and property out more than two days with no contact draws a special pick-up and an automatic charge.
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 Tyler Solid Waste Department with Republic Services at Greenwood Farms Landfill
Book one of the two free bulky pick-ups
A Tyler household with furniture, an appliance, carpet, fencing material or another large item that fits the six to eight cubic yard limit.
Cost & conditions
No charge. City of Tyler residential households on the curbside service, with two bulky pick-ups per calendar year at no charge and a special collection fee for a larger pile.
Arrange it
Put the items at the curb, submit the online bulky item pickup form, and expect the crew within five business days; call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 with questions.
Two pick-ups a year, 6 to 8 cubic yards each, no brush or tires on the free route, and notification required under Ordinance Sec. 16-4 when property is left at the curb.
City of Tyler Solid Waste Department with Republic Services at Greenwood Farms Landfill
Schedule a special collection
A household with tires, loose brush, limbs, tree stumps, more than 25 leaf bags or a bulky pile above eight cubic yards.
Cost & conditions
From $20 for starting price for a special collection, which varies by the size and quantity of the items, with bundled limbs under 50 pounds and four feet free and passenger tires without rims from $5 each. City of Tyler residents and commercial customers, scheduled first come first served through the online form.
Arrange it
Submit the online special collection request and keep the brush and household bulk piles separate and at least two feet apart.
Pricing depends on what is being collected, the service is first come first served, and only bundled limbs under the weight and length limits are free.
City of Tyler Solid Waste Department with Republic Services at Greenwood Farms Landfill
Use the free Downtown Recycle Center
A household with recyclables, or with automotive, lawnmower and tractor batteries, motor oil or antifreeze.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Recycling is free at the Downtown Recycle Center and everyone is welcome to use it, while the optional curbside recycling service carries a monthly fee.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Downtown Recycle Center, and call Solid Waste on (903) 531-1388 to confirm the location, the hours and whether a specific item is accepted.
The center sorts and sells pre-sorted material rather than offering single-stream collection, its address and hours are not published on the retained pages, and curbside recycling is a separate paid service.
City of Tyler Solid Waste Department with Republic Services at Greenwood Farms Landfill
Haul the load to Greenwood Farms Landfill
A Tyler resident with a covered load of garbage or other material that the curbside route will not take.
Cost & conditions
The city publishes the resident rules and the utility bill requirement but no gate rate, and other customers pay a rate the landfill quotes on request, so call (903) 566-5007 for the current charge.
Arrange it
Go to 12920 Farm to Market Road 2767, five miles east of Loop 323, Monday to Friday 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. or Saturday 6:30 a.m. to Noon, with a current utility bill for resident use.
Loads of garbage must be covered under state law, the published resident rules apply only to City of Tyler residents, non-residents pay the gate rate, and small quantities of household hazardous waste of 32 ounces or less are handled through the garbage rules rather than the gate.
Self hauling in Tyler means Greenwood Farms Landfill at 12920 Farm to Market Road 2767, the Old Kilgore Highway about five miles east of Loop 323. The site is owned by the City of Tyler and operated by Republic Services, opens Monday to Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to Noon, and closes Sunday, with questions on (903) 566-5007. The published resident rules apply only to City of Tyler residents and a current utility bill is required for landfill use, while other customers may still use the site by paying the gate rate the landfill quotes on request, and state law requires loads of garbage to be covered on the way. Small amounts of household hazardous waste, 32 ounces or less, are meant to go out with the household garbage instead. Fluorescent bulbs should be taped together and set beside the garbage cart, paint must be dried before it goes to the curb, and automotive, lawnmower and tractor batteries, motor oil and antifreeze go to the free Downtown Recycle Center, with rechargeable batteries accepted at Batteries Plus on Broadway for a fee and TCEQ on (903) 535-5100 for anything else. City landfill page with the Greenwood Farms address, hours, covering requirement and resident utility bill ruleCity hazardous waste page with the small quantity garbage rule, the dried paint instruction and the Downtown Recycle Center battery and fluid drop-offs
City-owned landfill operated by Republic Services for resident disposal
Greenwood Farms Landfill
12920 Farm to Market Road 2767, Tyler, TX
Garbage and other material brought by City of Tyler residents with a current utility bill, with the published resident rules applying to city residents only.
Loads of garbage have to be covered under state law, a current utility bill is required for resident use, other customers have to pay a gate rate the landfill quotes on request, and small household hazardous waste of 32 ounces or less is meant to go out with the household garbage rather than be hauled in a load.
Monday to Friday from 6:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Saturday from 6:30 a.m. to Noon and closed Sunday. Phone (903) 566-5007.
The city publishes the resident rules and the utility bill requirement but no gate rate, and non-resident customers pay a rate quoted by the landfill, so confirm the charge on (903) 566-5007.
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 bulky items get picked up in Tyler?+
By request. A household on the curbside service may book two bulky pick-ups each calendar year at no charge using the online bulky item pickup form, and the crew comes within five business days. Furniture, appliances, carpet, fencing material and old toys are named bulky items, the pile has to stay within 6 to 8 cubic yards, and anything larger or on the special list such as tires, loose brush, limbs or stumps is charged based on size and quantity.Official guidance
Will Tyler collect a mattress as a bulky item?+
That has to be confirmed, because the city's bulky list names furniture, appliances, carpet, fencing material and old toys rather than mattresses or box springs, and the free pick-up is limited to two a year and to 6 to 8 cubic yards. Call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388, then submit the online bulky item pickup form and have the piece at the curb for the crew that arrives within five business days.Official guidance
Will Tyler take an appliance as a bulky item?+
Yes, appliances are named on the bulky item list along with furniture, carpet, fencing material and old toys. A household gets two free bulky pick-ups a calendar year, limited to 6 to 8 cubic yards, and the pick-up is booked with the online form and completed within five business days. Tyler also requires notification to the Solid Waste Office when discarded property such as an appliance is put at the curb.Official guidance
How do computers and printers get recycled in Tyler?+
That has to be confirmed, because no retained Tyler page names computers, printers or an electronics programme, and the free Downtown Recycle Center is described without a published item list. The hazardous waste page covers batteries and fluids that go to that center, including automotive, lawnmower and tractor batteries, motor oil and antifreeze, with rechargeable batteries accepted at Batteries Plus on Broadway for a fee. Call the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388 about a device.Official guidance
How many free bulky pick-ups does Tyler allow?+
Two per household each calendar year at no charge, within five business days of the request, and limited to 6 to 8 cubic yards. Bulky items are furniture, appliances, carpet, fencing material, old toys and other large items. Brush and tires are not included in the free pick-up, and a pile bigger than eight cubic yards is charged as a special collection based on size and quantity, with bundled limbs under 50 pounds and four feet collected free.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Tyler?+
The City of Tyler Solid Waste Department does. Trash is collected twice a week, Monday and Thursday in the northern part of the city and Tuesday and Friday in the southern part, with containers at the curb by 6 a.m. on the collection day and never out before 6 p.m. the day before. Cart requests, bulky pick-ups and special collections all run through the Solid Waste Office on (903) 531-1388, and the city also runs the free Downtown Recycle Center and the city-owned Greenwood Farms Landfill.Official guidance
How many free bulky pick-ups do I get?+
Two per household each calendar year, booked with the online bulky item pickup form and completed within five business days. Each pick-up is limited to 6 to 8 cubic yards, and furniture, appliances, carpet, fencing material and old toys are the named bulky items. Brush and tires are not part of the free pick-up, and a pile larger than eight cubic yards is charged as a special collection based on size and quantity.Official guidance
What happens with brush, limbs and tires?+
They are special collection items rather than free bulky material. Bulk brush is brush that is unbundled, longer than four feet or over 50 pounds, and limbs, tree stumps and more than 25 leaf bags also fall into the special pick-up list, with pricing that starts at $20 and varies by size and quantity. Bundled limbs under 50 pounds and four feet are collected free, and passenger tires without rims start at $5 each and rise with size and condition. Household bulk waste and brush need separate piles at least two feet apart.Official guidance
Do I have to tell the city before putting furniture at the curb?+
Yes. Under Ordinance Sec. 16-4, discarded property such as furniture, clothing and appliances put at the curb line requires notification to the Solid Waste Office. If the city has not been told, a door hanger warning is left at the residence, and if the property is still out more than two days with no contact, a special pick-up is made and an automatic charge per the fee schedule applies.Official guidance
What does the city take for recycling and household chemicals?+
Recycling is free at the Downtown Recycle Center, which anyone may use and which sorts and bales material, while curbside recycling is an optional monthly fee service that runs single-stream to a facility in Kilgore. Automotive, lawnmower and tractor batteries, motor oil and antifreeze go to the Downtown Recycle Center, rechargeable batteries can be recycled at Batteries Plus on Broadway for a fee, Interstate Batteries on Troup Highway takes all battery types, fluorescent bulbs should be taped together beside the garbage cart, paint has to be dry before it goes to the curb, and other hazardous items are referred to TCEQ on (903) 535-5100.Official guidance
