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City collection Furniture is named as bulk waste, collected once a month inside the city limits and priced in the City's published size bands. The City publishes three bulk and heavy item bands: a small item band for things like a VCR, stereo, laptop or small printer, a medium band for a television under fifty pounds, a CRT monitor or a microwave, and a large band for washing machines, dryers and large televisions, with the rates effective October 1, 2025. A couch is not named in a band, so confirm the band and the charge with the Sanitation Division at 817-598-4145 before the monthly collection week.
City collection A mattress is not named in the City's bulk definition or its fee bands, so acceptance and price have to be confirmed with the Sanitation Division. The bulk page defines bulk as household waste too large for regular collection, with furniture, lumber and appliances as the examples, and the fee schedule prices small, medium and large bands without naming bedding. Confirm the mattress with the Sanitation Division at 817-598-4145 and ask which band applies before the monthly collection week.
City collection Appliances are bulk waste priced in the published bands, but air conditioners are refused and a refrigerator needs documented professional refrigerant and compressor removal. From $25 per appliance on the published bulk and heavy schedule, which prices a medium item such as a microwave or a television under fifty pounds at one rate and a large item such as a washing machine or dryer higher. A refrigerator is only collected when a licensed technician has properly removed the refrigerant and compressor, with a copy of the technician certificate provided and kept on file, and air conditioners are not accepted at all.
City collection Bulk and heavy garbage is collected once a month for paying customers inside the city limits, priced in three size bands with construction material charged by the cubic yard. From $15 per bulk or heavy item on the published schedule, which prices a small item such as a VCR, stereo, laptop or small printer at one rate, a medium item such as a television under fifty pounds, CRT monitor or microwave higher, and a large item such as a washing machine, dryer or large television higher again. Bulk collection runs once a month for paying customers who reside inside the city limits, and the rates took effect October 1, 2025. The monthly collection is part of the paid residential service, and the published bands price the items collected in it.
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?
Weatherford collects trash twice a week for addresses inside the city limits and once a week outside them, and bulk collection runs once a month for paying customers inside the limits on a quadrant schedule. Bulk covers household waste too large for the regular route, such as furniture, lumber and appliances, and the City publishes per item size bands for small, medium and large pieces plus a per cubic yard rate for construction material, so a bulky item usually carries a fee rather than disappearing with the trash. Refrigerators need a licensed technician's refrigerant and compressor removal documented on file, air conditioners are refused outright, and tires, batteries, paint, chemicals, motor oil, oil filters and liquids are excluded from collection altogether, with a household hazardous waste voucher purchased at City Hall as the published route.
Furniture is named as bulk waste, collected once a month inside the city limits and priced in the City's published size bands.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes three bulk and heavy item bands: a small item band for things like a VCR, stereo, laptop or small printer, a medium band for a television under fifty pounds, a CRT monitor or a microwave, and a large band for washing machines, dryers and large televisions, with the rates effective October 1, 2025. A couch is not named in a band, so confirm the band and the charge with the Sanitation Division at 817-598-4145 before the monthly collection week.
When & how
Bulk collection runs once a month by quadrant, and items go out the weekend before that collection day. Quadrant one in the first week, quadrant two in the second, quadrant three in the third and quadrant four in the fourth.
Get it ready
Place the piece near the curb and clear of low power lines, trees, water and gas meters, cable boxes and mailboxes so the crew can reach it. Keep tires, paint, batteries, chemicals, air conditioners and refrigerators with the compressor still connected out of the pile entirely.
A mattress is not named in the City's bulk definition or its fee bands, so acceptance and price have to be confirmed with the Sanitation Division.
City cost & eligibility
The bulk page defines bulk as household waste too large for regular collection, with furniture, lumber and appliances as the examples, and the fee schedule prices small, medium and large bands without naming bedding. Confirm the mattress with the Sanitation Division at 817-598-4145 and ask which band applies before the monthly collection week.
When & how
Call the division first, then set the mattress out the weekend before the bulk collection day for the quadrant.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress clear of power lines, meters, cable boxes and mailboxes, and keep it out of the regular trash, which takes only bagged household waste. Do not leave a mattress in a pile with the materials the City refuses outright.
Appliances are bulk waste priced in the published bands, but air conditioners are refused and a refrigerator needs documented professional refrigerant and compressor removal.
City cost & eligibility
From $25 per appliance on the published bulk and heavy schedule, which prices a medium item such as a microwave or a television under fifty pounds at one rate and a large item such as a washing machine or dryer higher. A refrigerator is only collected when a licensed technician has properly removed the refrigerant and compressor, with a copy of the technician certificate provided and kept on file, and air conditioners are not accepted at all.
When & how
Set the appliance out the weekend before the monthly bulk collection day for the quadrant, after the refrigerant and compressor work is documented where required.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and have the licensed technician documentation ready for a refrigerator, because the City keeps the certificate on file and will not collect the unit without it. Keep the appliance clear of meters, cable boxes and overhead lines, and keep air conditioners out of the pile.
Electronics are priced in the City's bulk and heavy schedule, from small devices up to large televisions, and go out with the monthly bulk collection or by a call-in curbside pickup for residents with a current utility account.
City cost & eligibility
From $15 per electronic item on the published bulk and heavy schedule, which lists VCRs, stereos, laptops and small printers in the small band, televisions under fifty pounds, CRT monitors and microwaves in the medium band, and large televisions in the large band. The rates took effect October 1, 2025, and the item has to go out with the monthly bulk collection for the quadrant rather than in the regular trash.
When & how
Place the device out the weekend before the bulk collection day for the quadrant, clear of overhead lines, meters and mailboxes, or call Utility Billing on 817.598.4225 or the Solid Waste and Recycling Department on 817.598.4154 to have it picked up at the curb instead. The call-in pickup is open to Weatherford residents holding a current utility account.
Get it ready
Wipe stored data from computers, laptops and phones before handover, and keep electronics out of the regular trash, which takes bagged household waste only. A television that is large or heavy falls in a higher band than a small device, so confirm the band when the item is set out.
Construction material and other bulk waste is accepted with the monthly bulk collection and charged by the cubic yard.
City cost & eligibility
From $27.5 for for the first cubic yard of construction material or other bulk waste on the published schedule, with each additional cubic yard charged a lower published rate. The rates took effect October 1, 2025, and the load has to go out with the monthly bulk collection for paying customers inside the city limits.
When & how
Set the load out the weekend before the monthly bulk collection day for the quadrant.
Get it ready
Keep the material clear of overhead lines, meters, cable boxes and mailboxes, and keep refused material out of the pile: tires, paint, batteries, chemicals, air conditioners and refrigerators with the compressor still connected. Brush and bagged grass or leaves have their own separate allowances, so keep clean yard material apart from the construction load.
Bulk and heavy garbage is collected once a month for paying customers inside the city limits, priced in three size bands with construction material charged by the cubic yard.
City cost & eligibility
From $15 per bulk or heavy item on the published schedule, which prices a small item such as a VCR, stereo, laptop or small printer at one rate, a medium item such as a television under fifty pounds, CRT monitor or microwave higher, and a large item such as a washing machine, dryer or large television higher again. Bulk collection runs once a month for paying customers who reside inside the city limits, and the rates took effect October 1, 2025. The monthly collection is part of the paid residential service, and the published bands price the items collected in it.
When & how
Check the quadrant schedule, then put the load out the weekend before the monthly collection day for that quadrant. Quadrant one collects in the first week of the month, quadrant two in the second, quadrant three in the third and quadrant four in the fourth.
Get it ready
Place the pile near the curb and clear of low power lines, trees, water and gas meters, cable boxes and mailboxes. Secured bundles of small shrub and tree trimmings are separate from bulk: up to four a month are free when they are no thicker than three inches, no longer than four feet and no heavier than forty pounds, two cubic yards of cut and stacked brush carry a minimum charge, and up to ten secured bags of grass or leaves a month are covered with a small charge per bag beyond that.
Exercise machines are not named in the City's bulk definition or fee bands, so the item and its price have to be confirmed first.
City cost & eligibility
The bulk and heavy schedule prices small, medium and large items without naming exercise equipment, and the monthly bulk collection is part of the paid residential service for customers inside the city limits. Confirm the machine and the band with the Sanitation Division at 817-598-4145 before it goes out.
When & how
Call 817-598-4145 first, then set the machine out the weekend before the monthly bulk collection day for the quadrant if it is accepted.
Get it ready
Break the machine down where the maker allows it so it can be handled as one item, keep it clear of meters, cable boxes and overhead lines, and keep any battery out of the pile, because batteries are excluded from collection.
Tires, batteries, hazardous chemicals, paint, motor oil, oil filters and liquids are excluded from Weatherford collection, and the published route is a voucher for the Fort Worth facility.
City cost & eligibility
$130 for for the household hazardous waste voucher purchased at the City Hall customer service desk, a direct pass-through fee under the City's agreement with the City of Fort Worth. The voucher is how the City routes household hazardous material that its own collection excludes, and the fee passes through to Fort Worth rather than funding a city programme.
When & how
Buy the voucher at the City Hall customer service desk at 303 Palo Pinto Street before the trip, then use the Fort Worth facility under that agreement.
Get it ready
Keep paint, chemicals, motor oil, oil filters, batteries, tires and any liquid out of the trash, the bulk pile and the brush pile, because the Sanitation Division excludes all of them from collection. Empty and dry any container that is going in the regular trash instead.
Bulk collection happens once a month for paying customers inside the city limits. Quadrant one collects in the first week of the month, quadrant two in the second, quadrant three in the third and quadrant four in the fourth, with each quadrant's street list published, and items go to the curb the weekend before the collection day.
Bulk items go near the curb and clear of low power lines, trees, water meters, gas meters, cable boxes and mailboxes so the crew can reach them without damage. The same clearance applies to electronics, appliances and construction material on the monthly collection.
A refrigerator is collected only when a licensed technician has properly removed the refrigerant and compressor, and the resident provides a copy of the certificate, which the City keeps on file. Refrigerators with the compressor still connected and all air conditioners are refused.
Tires, batteries, hazardous chemicals, paint, motor oil, oil filters and liquids of any kind are not part of Weatherford collection, and air conditioners are refused with the bulk pile. Household hazardous material moves through a voucher bought at the City Hall customer service desk under the City's agreement with Fort Worth.
Curbside recycling is a voluntary programme with a one-time cart purchase and a monthly service charge on the utility bill, and the City's former recycling drop-off centers are closed. Trash can liners are not provided free, though rolls are sold at the City Hall Utility Billing desk to account holders who verify the account.
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.
Weatherford households inside or just outside the city limits that receive City trash collection.
Cost & conditions
$23.5 per month for residential garbage collection inside the city limits with two pickups a week, effective October 1, 2025. A residential address outside the city limits pays a higher published monthly rate for one pickup a week, and commercial basic service carries its own published rate for two pickups a week.
Arrange it
Contact the Sanitation Division at 817-598-4145 or utility billing at 817-598-4225 to set up or change service, then follow the route schedule for the address.
Tires, batteries, paint, chemicals, motor oil, oil filters and liquids are not collected, and bulk items are limited to the monthly collection for the quadrant.
Households inside the city limits with furniture, appliances, electronics, lumber or other material too large for the regular route.
Cost & conditions
From $15 per bulk or heavy item on the published schedule, which prices small, medium and large items in three bands and charges construction material by the cubic yard, with the rates effective October 1, 2025. Bulk collection is provided once a month for paying customers inside the city limits, and the published bands price the items taken in that collection.
Arrange it
Check the quadrant schedule, put the material out the weekend before the collection day, and confirm the item band with the Sanitation Division at 817-598-4145. For electronics in particular, a resident with a current utility account can instead call Utility Billing on 817.598.4225 or the Solid Waste and Recycling Department on 817.598.4154 to arrange a curbside pickup.
Tires, paint, batteries, chemicals, air conditioners and refrigerators with the compressor still connected are refused, and a refrigerator needs a licensed technician certificate on file.
Households that want curbside recycling now that the drop-off centers have closed.
Cost & conditions
$9.5 per month for curbside recycling service, with a one-time cart purchase, effective October 1, 2025. The service is voluntary and billed on the utility account, with the cart purchased separately at the published one-time price.
Arrange it
Order the cart and start the service through utility billing, then set the cart out on the recycling day for the address.
The service is an added monthly charge on top of the residential collection rate, and the City no longer operates recycling drop-off centers.
Households with paint, chemicals, motor oil, oil filters, batteries or other material the City excludes from collection.
Cost & conditions
$130 for for the household hazardous waste voucher purchased at the City Hall customer service desk, a direct pass-through fee under the City's agreement with the City of Fort Worth. The voucher is the published route for the hazardous material Weatherford's own collection excludes, and the fee passes through to Fort Worth.
Arrange it
Buy the voucher at City Hall, 303 Palo Pinto Street, then use the Fort Worth facility under that agreement and confirm its current hours and accepted items.
The route requires a purchased voucher, and nothing hazardous goes out with the trash, the bulk pile or the brush pile.
The City publishes the transfer station address and phone number but no accepted material list, so confirm what the station takes, and at what price, before loading a trailer.
Tires, batteries, hazardous chemicals, paint, motor oil, oil filters and liquids of any kind are excluded from the City's collection service, and the pages do not publish which of those the transfer station itself will accept.
Operating hours are not published. Call the transfer station at 817-286-3147 before travelling.
Neither a rate nor an accepted material list is published for the transfer station, so confirm the fee and the material with the station at 817-286-3147 before the trip.
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.
When does Weatherford collect furniture?+
Bulk collection runs once a month for paying customers inside the city limits, by quadrant, and furniture is named as accepted bulk waste. Items go to the curb the weekend before the collection day in the quadrant week, clear of power lines, meters and mailboxes.Official guidance
Does Weatherford collect mattresses as bulk waste?+
Mattresses are not named in the City's bulk definition or its size bands, so confirm the piece with the Sanitation Division at 817-598-4145 and ask which band applies. Bulk itself runs once a month by quadrant for paying customers inside the city limits.Official guidance
What is required before a refrigerator can be collected?+
A licensed technician has to properly remove the refrigerant and compressor from the unit, and the resident provides a copy of the technician certificate, which the City keeps on file. Refrigerators with the compressor still connected are refused, and air conditioners are not accepted at all.Official guidance
Which band does a television fall into?+
The published schedule puts a television under fifty pounds and a CRT monitor in the medium band and a large television in the large band, with VCRs, stereos, laptops and small printers in the small band. All of them go out with the monthly bulk collection rather than in the regular trash, and a resident with a current utility account can also call Utility Billing on 817.598.4225 or the Solid Waste and Recycling Department on 817.598.4154 to have electronics picked up at the curb.Official guidance
What does Weatherford charge for trash and bulky items?+
Residential collection inside the city limits carries the published monthly rate for two pickups a week, with a higher rate outside the limits and a separate commercial rate. Bulk and heavy items are priced in three size bands on the published schedule, construction material is charged by the cubic yard, recycling is a voluntary cart with its own monthly charge and one-time cart purchase, and the household hazardous waste voucher is a pass-through fee bought at City Hall.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Weatherford?+
The City of Weatherford Sanitation Division, which handles residential, commercial, brush, bulk garbage and curbside recycling collections. The division office is at 802 E Oak Street and answers on 817-598-4145 Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., with utility billing at 303 Palo Pinto Street on 817-598-4225.Official guidance
What will Weatherford never collect?+
Tires, batteries, hazardous chemicals, paint, motor oil, oil filters and liquids of any kind. Air conditioners are refused with the bulk pile, and a refrigerator is only collected when a licensed technician has removed the refrigerant and compressor and the certificate is on file with the City.Official guidance
Where do Weatherford residents take paint and chemicals?+
Through the household hazardous waste voucher purchased at the City Hall customer service desk, which is a direct pass-through fee under the City's agreement with the City of Fort Worth. Nothing hazardous goes out with the trash, the bulk pile or the brush pile, and the voucher route covers the material the Sanitation Division excludes.Official guidance
Does Weatherford have an electronics drop-off?+
No drop-off is published. Electronics go out with the monthly bulk collection and are priced in the small, medium and large bands published in the fee schedule, with a large television in the highest band. The transfer station's accepted material list is not published either, so confirm any alternative with the Sanitation Division at 817-598-4145.Official guidance
