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Book before you bring it out.
Your items can still be inside when you book. Follow the readiness instructions in your confirmation.
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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
You arrange any carrying out of your home or down interior stairs. Keep entrances, sidewalks and shared access clear. We handle loading and haul-away from outside.
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Show us where to find it.
Add a photo and clear location notes. Contact us before booking if a gate, building rule or restricted access window needs an arrangement.
At a house: outside, accessible and easy to identify.At an apartment: an approved outdoor spot with shared access clear.
Access needs an arrangement?
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City collection Home furnishing such as chairs, tables and couches is named as material the City payload bulk service collects, and the pickup is booked rather than set out on a regular trash morning. From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls, booked with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977, with the loading time billed in addition to the trip charge.
City collection A mattress is named as home furnishing that the payload bulk service collects, and it is billed the same way as other bulky material rather than by the piece. From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls, booked with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977.
City collection A refrigerator is a white good and fits the payload bulk service, but the City publishes no separate refrigerant or door-removal rule for it, so the household should confirm the item before booking. The City publishes the payload bulk trip charge and the per-minute loading fee for white goods generally, but no refrigerant recovery rule, no certification requirement and no separate cooling appliance fee, so call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and confirm the appliance and its preparation before booking.
City collection Bulky waste is collected at the curb by request through the payload bulk service, which is the City route for material too large for the automated cart. From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls that are on the City collection service, booked with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977.
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?
Wichita Falls runs its own sanitation department, and bulky material is collected by request rather than on a fixed morning. A household calls the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977, pays the published initial trip charge plus a loading fee measured by the minute, and leaves the items at the curb at least five feet from any horizontal obstruction and 13.5 feet from any vertical obstruction so the collection vehicle has room to work. The examples the City publishes for that service are bulky waste, home furnishing such as chairs, tables, couches and mattresses, white goods such as washers, dryers and stoves, and construction and demolition debris such as carpet, padding, dismantled fences, sinks and commodes. White goods have to be set out as a separate pile so a vehicle with a mechanical boom and grapple can reach them. Household trash itself is collected twice a week, Monday and Thursday north of the Kell Freeway and Tuesday and Friday south of it, with carts at the curb by 7 a.m., wheels facing the house, and limbs trimmed to the height the ordinance requires. Residents can also haul their own loads to the City landfill on Wiley Road, which takes primary-residence loads at no charge with a valid ID and active account information, and the department also runs a transfer station and drop-off recycling for glass, newspaper and aluminium.
Home furnishing such as chairs, tables and couches is named as material the City payload bulk service collects, and the pickup is booked rather than set out on a regular trash morning.
City cost & eligibility
From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls, booked with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977, with the loading time billed in addition to the trip charge.
When & how
Call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 to request the pickup, then leave the furniture at the curb or at a location the Sanitation superintendent approves, at least five feet from any horizontal obstruction and 13.5 feet from any vertical obstruction.
Get it ready
Keep the load clear of utility poles, trees and parked vehicles so the collection vehicle can reach it, and keep white goods in a separate pile from other bulky material.
A mattress is named as home furnishing that the payload bulk service collects, and it is billed the same way as other bulky material rather than by the piece.
City cost & eligibility
From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls, booked with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977.
When & how
Book the pickup with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and leave the mattress and box spring where the collection vehicle can reach them from the curb.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress out of the collection cart and set it with the bulky pile rather than the household trash, five feet clear of horizontal obstructions and 13.5 feet clear of vertical ones.
White goods such as washers, dryers and stoves are collected by the payload bulk service, but they have to be set out separately so the grapple vehicle can lift them.
City cost & eligibility
From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls, booked with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977.
When & how
Request the pickup from the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and set the appliances at the curb as their own pile.
Get it ready
White goods must be separated from other waste so a collection vehicle equipped with a mechanical boom and grapple can pick them up, and the vehicle needs safe lateral and overhead clearance, so keep the pile away from limbs, wires and parked cars.
A refrigerator is a white good and fits the payload bulk service, but the City publishes no separate refrigerant or door-removal rule for it, so the household should confirm the item before booking.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes the payload bulk trip charge and the per-minute loading fee for white goods generally, but no refrigerant recovery rule, no certification requirement and no separate cooling appliance fee, so call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and confirm the appliance and its preparation before booking.
When & how
Book through the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977, then set the appliance out as its own pile with the other white goods.
Get it ready
Empty the appliance and keep it separate from other waste so the grapple vehicle can reach it, and ask the Sanitation Office whether any door or refrigerant preparation is required for the specific unit, since the City does not publish one.
The City publishes no television or electronics route on the pages that could be read, so a household has to confirm how the set is handled before it is put out.
City cost & eligibility
No readable City page states whether a television is taken by the payload bulk service, and the landfill page refuses hazardous material and tires without mentioning electronics, so call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and ask before the set is placed at the curb.
When & how
Before setting the set out, ask the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 where it is accepted, and only place it at the curb once the route is confirmed.
Get it ready
Keep the television out of the household cart, ask for the accepted route first, and do not put it in the payload bulk pile until the Sanitation Office confirms that the material is accepted.
Electronics are not covered by any City page that could be read, and the department does publish drop-off recycling for glass, newspaper and aluminium only, so the route has to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
The Sanitation department page lists drop-off recycling for glass, newspaper and aluminium and does not name electronics, and no readable City page publishes an electronics drop-off or fee, so call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 to confirm the route.
When & how
Confirm with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 before booking any pickup or drop-off for electronic material.
Get it ready
Remove the batteries the City lists as hazardous material, keep electronic items out of the household cart until the route is confirmed, and do not place them in the drop-off recycling containers that are published for glass, newspaper and aluminium.
Construction and demolition debris such as carpet, padding, dismantled fences, sinks and commodes can be booked through the payload bulk service, and the landfill takes the same material by weight.
City cost & eligibility
From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time, while the landfill charges construction and demolition material by weight. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls for the payload bulk service, and landfill loads from a primary residence at no charge or other loads at the published tonnage rates.
When & how
Book the curbside pickup with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977, or haul the load to the landfill on Wiley Road during its open hours.
Get it ready
Carpet, padding, dismantled fences, sinks and commodes are the published examples. Keep the pile clear of obstructions at the curb, secure the load for the drive to the landfill because city ordinance requires it, and keep oils, oil filters, hazardous material and tires out of the load because the landfill refuses them.
Exercise equipment is not named on the payload bulk list, so it has to be confirmed as bulky material before it is booked.
City cost & eligibility
The City names bulky waste, home furnishing, white goods and construction and demolition debris as examples for the payload bulk service and does not name exercise equipment, so call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and confirm the item and the loading charge before booking.
When & how
Confirm the item with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977, then book the pickup so the treadmill or other machine is collected from the curb on the requested day.
Get it ready
Keep the machine out of the household cart, set it at the curb only after the booking is confirmed, and leave at least five feet of horizontal clearance and 13.5 feet of vertical clearance around the pile.
Bulky waste is collected at the curb by request through the payload bulk service, which is the City route for material too large for the automated cart.
City cost & eligibility
From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls that are on the City collection service, booked with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977.
When & how
Request the payload bulk pickup from the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and have everything at the curb or at a location the Sanitation superintendent approves by the time the crew arrives.
Get it ready
Leave at least five feet from any horizontal obstruction and 13.5 feet from any vertical obstruction, keep white goods in their own pile, and keep oils, oil filters, hazardous material and tires out because the landfill refuses them.
Washers and dryers are the white goods the City payload bulk page names by example, and they are collected as their own pile rather than with household trash.
City cost & eligibility
From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls, booked with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977.
When & how
Book the pickup with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and set the washer or dryer at the curb as part of the white goods pile.
Get it ready
Keep the machine separate from other waste so a vehicle with a mechanical boom and grapple can reach it, and leave lateral and overhead clearance around the pile.
The department runs an organics collection and the landfill takes grass clippings and tree limbs by weight, but no readable City page publishes a yard waste set-out rule or a curbside organics charge.
City cost & eligibility
The Sanitation department lists curbside and commercial organics collection and the landfill lists organic material such as grass clippings and tree limbs at a published tonnage rate for loads that do not come from the household's primary residence, but no readable City body publishes a yard waste set-out day, an approved container or a curbside organics fee, so call 940-761-7977 and confirm the route and the charge before anything is put out.
When & how
Call 940-761-7977 to confirm how yard material is collected, then either put it out on the route the department gives or haul it to the landfill on Wiley Road during its open hours.
Get it ready
Keep yard material out of the household cart until the route is confirmed, keep it separate from construction debris, and keep oils, oil filters, hazardous material and tires out because the landfill refuses them.
The City landfill refuses vehicle tires of any type and no readable City page publishes a tire collection, sticker or drop-off.
City cost & eligibility
The landfill page states that vehicle tires of any type are not accepted, and no readable City body publishes a tire pickup, tire sticker or tire drop-off, so the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 is the route for asking which local receiver takes them.
When & how
Do not put tires out with the household cart or into a payload bulk pile, and call 940-761-7977 before arranging anything else.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of every load taken to the landfill, because the refusal applies at the gate as well as at the curb, and do not mix them with white goods that the bulk service will collect.
The published drop-off recycling covers glass, newspaper and aluminium, and cardboard is not named, so the route has to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
The Sanitation department page names drop-off recycling for glass, newspaper and aluminium only, and no readable City body publishes a curbside cardboard collection or a cardboard drop-off, so call 940-761-7977 and confirm where flattened boxes go.
When & how
Confirm the route with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 before taking boxes anywhere, and keep them out of the payload bulk pile unless the department says otherwise.
Get it ready
Flatten and dry the boxes, keep them separate from household garbage, and do not place them in the drop-off containers the City publishes for glass, newspaper and aluminium.
White goods are the metal items the payload bulk page names by example, while loose scrap metal is not separately published, so the item has to be confirmed.
City cost & eligibility
The City names white goods such as washers, dryers and stoves for the payload bulk service and dismantled fences, sinks and commodes under construction and demolition debris, but it does not publish a separate scrap metal rule or a scrap metal rate, so call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and confirm the item before booking.
When & how
Confirm the item with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977, then put it out with the rest of the bulky pile and leave five feet of horizontal clearance and 13.5 feet of vertical clearance around it.
Get it ready
Keep the metal out of the household cart, remove anything that can spill or cut, and do not include oils, oil filters, hazardous material or tires, because the landfill refuses them.
Twice a week trash routes split at the Kell Freeway
The City collects household trash twice a week, with Monday and Thursday for addresses north of the Kell Freeway and Tuesday and Friday for addresses south of it. Containers go out no later than 7 a.m. on the collection day, the cart is set at the curb clear of power lines and tree limbs with the wheels facing the house, and the ordinance requires limbs near the collection point to be trimmed to the published clearance so the automated vehicle is not damaged.
Bulky material is booked, not set out on the trash morning
The payload bulk service is requested from the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and is charged as an initial trip charge plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. All material has to be at the curb or at a location the Sanitation superintendent approves, at least five feet from any horizontal obstruction and 13.5 feet from any vertical obstruction. The published examples are bulky waste, home furnishing such as chairs, tables, couches and mattresses, white goods such as washers, dryers and stoves, and construction and demolition debris such as carpet, padding, dismantled fences, sinks and commodes, and white goods must be separated so a vehicle with a mechanical boom and grapple can lift them.
City ordinance requires every load taken to the landfill to be secured, and an unsecured load can draw a fine. The landfill at 10984 Wiley Road refuses oils and oil filters, hazardous materials and vehicle tires of any type, and it charges construction and demolition material and organic material by weight for loads that do not come from the household's own primary residence.
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.
A household with furniture, a mattress, white goods, or construction and demolition debris that is too large for the cart.
Cost & conditions
From $33.5 for initial trip charge for the payload bulk service, plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time. Residential and commercial service units inside the City of Wichita Falls, booked with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977.
Arrange it
Call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and request the pickup, then have the material at the curb or at another location the Sanitation superintendent approves when the crew arrives.
The charge is a trip charge plus loading time rather than a flat rate, white goods have to be separated into their own pile, and the collection vehicle needs at least five feet of horizontal clearance and 13.5 feet of vertical clearance to work.
The City collection account the household already pays for
A household deciding whether a large item can go out with the regular service or needs the payload bulk request.
Cost & conditions
$18.27 for monthly minimum for curb cart service, with alley dumpster service at 27.30 dollars a month, carry-out service at 46.25 dollars from ten to fifty feet, 56.50 dollars from fifty to one hundred feet and 67.10 dollars beyond one hundred feet, and a weekly recycling container fee of 3.32 dollars that is not collected on holidays. Residential accounts inside the City of Wichita Falls on the City collection service, billed through the sanitation account managed at 200 Sunset Drive.
Arrange it
The monthly residential charge covers the twice-weekly cart service, and the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 answers questions about the account, the route and the recycling container fee.
The cart service is for household refuse, not for furniture, appliances or construction material, and the recycling container is not collected on holidays.
Self hauling in Wichita Falls means the City landfill at 10984 Wiley Road, reached by taking Seymour Highway west toward Seymour to Highway 258 at the Kamay Y, continuing west about a mile and turning north on Wiley Road for two miles. Dumping from the household's own primary residence is free of charge with a valid ID and active account information, while a load from any other property or from outside the city pays 31.60 dollars per ton for construction and demolition material and 20.30 dollars per ton for organic material such as grass clippings and tree limbs. The landfill refuses oils and oil filters, hazardous materials and vehicle tires of any type, and every load has to be secured because the city ordinance allows a fine. The Sanitation department also runs a transfer station on 940-691-7631 and drop-off recycling for glass, newspaper and aluminium, and the department office is at 200 Sunset Drive with the request line on 940-761-7977. City landfill page with the Wiley Road address and hours, the resident and non-resident fee schedule and the prohibited itemsCity sanitation department page with the collection and disposal responsibilities, the transfer station and landfill lines and the Sunset Drive office
City landfill for self-haul loads
City of Wichita Falls Landfill
10984 Wiley Road, Wichita Falls, TX 76307
Loads from a household's own primary residence at no charge with a valid ID and active account information, and loads from other property or from outside the city at the published tonnage rates for construction and demolition material and for organic material.
Oils and oil filters, hazardous materials and vehicle tires of any type are refused, and every load must be secured because city ordinance allows a fine for an unsecured one. The landfill page lists Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. while the sanitation overview lists Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., so confirm Saturday hours on 940-631-8271.
Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the landfill page with the sanitation overview listing Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., so confirm the current days and hours before traveling. Phone 940-631-8271, scale attendant 940-631-8289.
No charge. A load from the household's own primary residence is free of charge with a valid ID and active account information, while loads from any other property and all non-resident loads pay 31.60 dollars per ton for construction and demolition material and 20.30 dollars per ton for organic material such as grass clippings and tree limbs.
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 a couch or other furniture picked up?+
Call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and request the payload bulk service. Home furnishing such as chairs, tables and couches is among the material the City names for that service, which is charged as an initial trip charge plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time, and the items have to sit at the curb or another location the Sanitation superintendent approves, at least five feet from any horizontal obstruction and 13.5 feet from any vertical obstruction.Official guidance
Does the City take mattresses?+
Yes, a mattress is listed among the home furnishing items the City payload bulk service collects, alongside chairs, tables and couches. The pickup is requested through the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and is charged as an initial trip charge plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time.Official guidance
How are appliances collected?+
The City payload bulk service collects white goods such as washers, dryers and stoves at the curb after a request to the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977. They must be separated from other waste so a vehicle with a mechanical boom and grapple can reach them, and that vehicle needs both lateral and overhead clearance.Official guidance
Where do electronics go?+
The City's published drop-off recycling covers glass, newspaper and aluminium, and no readable City page names an electronics drop-off, so call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 to confirm the route. Do not mix electronics into the drop-off recycling containers that are published for glass, newspaper and aluminium.Official guidance
What happens to large items that do not fit in the cart?+
Call the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977 and request the payload bulk service. The City publishes the service for bulky waste, home furnishing, white goods and construction and demolition debris, with an initial trip charge plus a loading fee for each minute of loading time, and the material has to be at the curb or another approved location with at least five feet of horizontal clearance and 13.5 feet of vertical clearance.Official guidance
Who collects trash and bulky items in Wichita Falls?+
The City of Wichita Falls Sanitation Department does. Household trash runs twice a week on a route split at the Kell Freeway, the department collects bulky material by request through the payload bulk service, and it also handles organics collection, drop-off recycling for glass, newspaper and aluminium, the transfer station and the City landfill on Wiley Road. The department office is at 200 Sunset Drive and the request line is 940-761-7977.Official guidance
What does a bulky pickup cost?+
The payload bulk service is charged as an initial trip charge of 33.50 dollars plus a loading fee of 3.10 dollars for each minute of loading time. The request goes to the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977, and the material has to be at the curb or another approved location with at least five feet of horizontal clearance and 13.5 feet of vertical clearance.Official guidance
Does it cost anything to use the City landfill?+
A load dumped from the household's own primary residence is free with a valid ID and active account information shown at the gate. A load from any other property, and any load from outside the city, pays 31.60 dollars per ton for construction and demolition material and 20.30 dollars per ton for organic material such as grass clippings and tree limbs. Every load must be secured, and oils, oil filters, hazardous materials and tires of any type are refused.Official guidance
Which items does the City name for the bulky service?+
The published examples are bulky waste, home furnishing such as chairs, tables, couches and mattresses, white goods or appliances such as washers, dryers and stoves, and construction and demolition debris such as carpet, padding, dismantled fences, sinks and commodes. White goods have to be separated from the rest so a vehicle with a mechanical boom and grapple can lift them, and exercise equipment and electronics are not on the list, so those need to be confirmed with the Sanitation Office on 940-761-7977.Official guidance
What does the residential account include?+
The residential schedule lists a monthly minimum for curb cart service of 18.27 dollars, alley dumpster service at 27.30 dollars a month, and carry-out service at 46.25 dollars from ten to fifty feet, 56.50 dollars from fifty to one hundred feet and 67.10 dollars beyond one hundred feet, with a weekly recycling container fee of 3.32 dollars that is not collected on holidays. Containers go out by 7 a.m. on the collection day with the wheels facing the house.Official guidance
