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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.
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City collection Furniture is not accepted through the district's specialty curbside collection, and the bulky drop-off events have closed, so the route has to be confirmed or handled with a landfill voucher. The district states plainly that furniture is not accepted through specialty curbside collection while it reviews possible future furniture service, and no per item furniture price is published, so confirm the route with the district on (385) 468-6325 and ask whether a covered general load with the annual landfill voucher is the intended option.
City collection A mattress or box spring is a priced item in the district's specialty curbside collection and must be bagged before pickup. $20 per mattress or box spring through specialty curbside collection, in addition to the applicable base pickup rate for the household, which is charged per pickup based on the service location. Residential district customers, with every mattress and box spring bagged before pickup because an unbagged item will not be collected; mattresses are not accepted through the landfill voucher program.
City collection Appliances are priced items in the specialty curbside collection, with a higher rate when the unit holds refrigerant. From $10 per appliance through specialty curbside collection, with the higher per appliance rate applying to a unit that contains refrigerant and the lower rate to one that does not, each in addition to the base pickup rate for the household. Residential district customers booking a specialty curbside collection; appliances are not accepted through the landfill voucher when they contain refrigerant.
City collection The monthly basic service covers weekly garbage and recycling plus the annual leaf and tree collections, and larger items go through the priced specialty curbside service. $26 for monthly basic waste and recycling service fee adopted by the district board, which includes weekly garbage and recycling collection, the annual fall leaf collection, the annual Christmas tree collection, a one-time moving box collection, can repair and a seasonal container reservation when available, with specialty curbside collections charged separately. Residential properties inside the district service area, billed monthly by the district; the 2026 mid-year fee schedule took effect April 1, 2026.
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.
Selected customer reviews. Counts checked September 2026.
The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Herriman's own pages hand waste and recycling to the Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District, whose basic monthly service covers weekly garbage and recycling, the annual fall leaf collection, the annual Christmas tree collection, a one-time moving box collection, can repair and a seasonal container reservation. Anything larger goes through the district's specialty curbside collection, which is residential only and charged as a base pickup rate for the household plus a rate for each item: mattresses and box springs must be bagged before pickup, tires are priced with or without a rim, and appliances are priced differently depending on whether they hold refrigerant. Furniture is not accepted through that service, and the central bulky waste drop-off events are now closed or cancelled, so the district's published alternative is the annual digital landfill voucher for a covered load at a participating landfill, with mattresses, tires and refrigerant units excluded from it. Paint, chemicals, batteries and most electronics do not belong in any curbside can and go to one of three Salt Lake County household hazardous waste facilities or a listed electronics recycler.
Furniture is not accepted through the district's specialty curbside collection, and the bulky drop-off events have closed, so the route has to be confirmed or handled with a landfill voucher.
City cost & eligibility
The district states plainly that furniture is not accepted through specialty curbside collection while it reviews possible future furniture service, and no per item furniture price is published, so confirm the route with the district on (385) 468-6325 and ask whether a covered general load with the annual landfill voucher is the intended option.
When & how
Ask the district first. If a covered load is the route, request a digital landfill voucher from the district form and take it to a participating landfill during published hours; the voucher is one per eligible property each year and the load has to be covered.
Get it ready
Keep furniture out of the recycling can and out of the curbside garbage stream, cover any self-hauled load as Utah law requires, and remember that mattresses, tires and refrigerant-containing units cannot travel on a voucher, so a mattress or an appliance has its own paid route.
A mattress or box spring is a priced item in the district's specialty curbside collection and must be bagged before pickup.
City cost & eligibility
$20 per mattress or box spring through specialty curbside collection, in addition to the applicable base pickup rate for the household, which is charged per pickup based on the service location. Residential district customers, with every mattress and box spring bagged before pickup because an unbagged item will not be collected; mattresses are not accepted through the landfill voucher program.
When & how
Request the specialty curbside collection from the district, bag the mattress or box spring before the scheduled day, and leave it out for the collection. The district's customer solutions line is (385) 468-6325, Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 4:45 PM.
Get it ready
Bag the mattress or box spring completely before pickup, keep it out of the curbside recycling can, and do not plan on the landfill voucher for it because mattresses are excluded from that program.
Appliances are priced items in the specialty curbside collection, with a higher rate when the unit holds refrigerant.
City cost & eligibility
From $10 per appliance through specialty curbside collection, with the higher per appliance rate applying to a unit that contains refrigerant and the lower rate to one that does not, each in addition to the base pickup rate for the household. Residential district customers booking a specialty curbside collection; appliances are not accepted through the landfill voucher when they contain refrigerant.
When & how
Request the specialty curbside collection from the district on (385) 468-6325 and put the appliance out for the scheduled pickup.
Get it ready
Empty and clean the unit, keep it out of the recycling can, and note that a unit holding refrigerant cannot ride a landfill voucher and is charged at the higher specialty rate instead.
Televisions go to a listed electronics or household hazardous waste drop-off rather than any curbside can.
City cost & eligibility
The district lists electronics drop-off options but publishes no rate: Best Buy locations where fees may apply, METech Recycling, TAMS, Recycle Solutions, and the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center, so confirm the fee and the accepted device with the chosen location before the trip.
When & how
Take the set to one of the listed locations, such as the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center at 8805 South 700 West on (385) 315-6195, open Monday to Saturday 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, or a private recycler, and call first because hours and accepted material can change.
Get it ready
Keep the set whole, erase anything stored on it, and never put a television in the curbside recycling can, because the district lists electronics among the materials barred from curbside recycling.
Computers, small appliances and related electronic waste go to the same listed drop-offs as televisions.
City cost & eligibility
No rate is published for electronics at the county collection center or the private recyclers, and the district notes that fees may apply at retail outlets, so confirm the fee and the accepted device with the location before going.
When & how
Call the chosen location first, then drop the devices at the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center at 8805 South 700 West during its published hours or at one of the listed private recyclers.
Get it ready
Erase stored data, keep batteries separate and out of the recycling can, and remember that the district bars electronics, batteries and appliances from curbside recycling.
No district page covers construction debris, so a renovation load has to be confirmed before it is hauled.
City cost & eligibility
Construction and demolition debris is not addressed on the retained district pages and the landfill voucher does not enumerate accepted load types beyond its exclusions, so confirm the load and any charge with the district on (385) 468-6325 before hauling it.
When & how
Call the district before the work starts and ask which facility will take the material, and keep it out of the recycling can, which bars construction material along with the other listed items.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the garbage and recycling cans, cover any self-hauled load as Utah law requires, and note that mattresses, tires and refrigerant-containing units cannot be part of a voucher load.
Exercise equipment is not named anywhere in the district's services, so the machine has to be confirmed before it is set out.
City cost & eligibility
Exercise equipment is not on the specialty curbside item list, and furniture is excluded from that service outright while the district reviews future furniture collection, so confirm the machine with the district on (385) 468-6325.
When & how
Call the district with the size and weight of the machine and ask whether it can ride a specialty collection, an appliance-style pickup or a covered voucher load.
Get it ready
Break the machine down as far as it comes apart, keep any loose weights together with the frame, and take the console or battery off so it can go to an electronics drop-off instead of a landfill load.
The monthly basic service covers weekly garbage and recycling plus the annual leaf and tree collections, and larger items go through the priced specialty curbside service.
City cost & eligibility
$26 for monthly basic waste and recycling service fee adopted by the district board, which includes weekly garbage and recycling collection, the annual fall leaf collection, the annual Christmas tree collection, a one-time moving box collection, can repair and a seasonal container reservation when available, with specialty curbside collections charged separately. Residential properties inside the district service area, billed monthly by the district; the 2026 mid-year fee schedule took effect April 1, 2026.
When & how
Weekly garbage and recycling run on the property's regular collection day, the leaf and Christmas tree collections are annual, and every specialty curbside collection is requested in advance from the district on (385) 468-6325 or by text on (385) 235-0150.
Get it ready
Bag mattresses and box springs before a specialty pickup, keep tires, electronics, batteries, paint, chemicals and propane tanks out of the curbside recycling can, and remember that the old central bulky waste drop-off events are closed or cancelled, so the landfill voucher is the published self-haul alternative.
Tires are priced items in the specialty curbside collection and cannot go through the landfill voucher or the closed drop-off events.
City cost & eligibility
From $5 per tire through specialty curbside collection, with the lower rate for a tire without a rim and the higher rate for a tire with a rim, in addition to the base pickup rate for the household. Residential district customers booking a specialty curbside collection; tires are excluded from the landfill voucher and were not accepted at the central bulky waste drop-off events.
When & how
Request the specialty curbside collection from the district on (385) 468-6325 and put the tires out for the scheduled pickup.
Get it ready
Take the tires off the rims if possible, because a tire with a rim is charged a higher rate and, before moving them, check whether the district collects them, since the extra trip charge of 25 dollars per trip applies to a missed set-out.
Paint, solvents, batteries and chemicals go to one of three Salt Lake County household hazardous waste facilities.
City cost & eligibility
The district lists the county facilities, their addresses, phones and hours but publishes no rate for household hazardous waste, so confirm the accepted items and any fee with the facility before the trip.
When & how
Call the location first, then drop the material at the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center at 8805 South 700 West on (385) 315-6195, the Salt Lake Valley Landfill facility at 6030 West California Ave on (385) 468-3862, or the Trans-Jordan Landfill at 10473 South Bacchus Hwy on (385) 468-3862. All three are open Monday to Saturday, with the first two running 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM and the Trans-Jordan site until 6:00 PM.
Get it ready
Keep products in their labelled containers, never mix them, and keep paint, solvents, batteries, gasoline, antifreeze, pesticides, full aerosol cans and propane tanks out of the curbside garbage and recycling cans, because the district bars hazardous material from both.
The district's specialty curbside collection is residential only, and the charge is a base pickup rate for the household plus a rate for each item selected. The base rate depends on where the property sits, with one rate for the Valley inside the district, a higher one for Canyon communities and a higher one again for out-of-district Valley addresses. Mattresses and box springs must be bagged before pickup or they will not be taken, tires are priced with or without a rim, and appliances cost more when they contain refrigerant.
The district's digital landfill voucher waives the landfill fee for residents inside its service area, and it is requested from an online form and presented at the gate on a phone or as a printed copy. It is valid for cars, SUVs, pickups up to one ton and hand-unloaded trailers, with trailers hauled by one-ton or larger trucks ineligible, and every load has to be securely covered. Mattresses, tires and units containing refrigerant are excluded from the voucher, and the old central bulky waste drop-off events are closed or cancelled.
Hard-to-recycle items go to listed drop-offs, not cans
The district bars hazardous materials, batteries, electronics, paint, gasoline, antifreeze, pesticides, full aerosol cans, propane tanks, plastic bags and film, glass, tires, mattresses, textiles and pallets from curbside recycling. Paint and chemicals go to one of the three Salt Lake County household hazardous waste facilities, and electronics, computers and appliances go to a listed recycler such as Best Buy, METech Recycling, TAMS, Recycle Solutions or the county collection center at 8805 South 700 West.
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.
Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District under contract with Herriman City, with Salt Lake County household hazardous waste facilities
Book the district's specialty curbside collection
A residential property with a mattress or box spring, an appliance, or tires that the basic weekly service does not cover.
Cost & conditions
From $5 per item on top of the applicable base pickup rate for the household, starting with the lowest published item rate for a tire without a rim, with a tire with a rim at the higher rate, a mattress or box spring and a non-refrigerant appliance each on their own rate and an appliance containing refrigerant at the highest appliance rate. Residential district customers, with the base pickup rate set by service location; every mattress and box spring must be bagged before pickup.
Arrange it
Request the collection from the district on (385) 468-6325 or by text on (385) 235-0150, bag any bedding in advance, and put the items out for the scheduled day.
Furniture is not accepted through this service, an additional trip for a missed set-out is charged separately, only residential customers can use it, and the base pickup rate applies on top of every item rate.
Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District under contract with Herriman City, with Salt Lake County household hazardous waste facilities
Use the annual digital landfill voucher
A district resident who can haul a covered load of bulky household material to a participating landfill.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Residents inside the district service area using a car, SUV, pickup up to one ton or a hand-unloaded trailer, with a securely covered load, one voucher per eligible property each year subject to the program rules.
Arrange it
Complete the district's online voucher form for the chosen site, then present the digital or printed voucher at the gate at the Salt Lake Valley Landfill on 6030 W California Ave, the Trans-Jordan Landfill on 10473 S Bacchus Hwy or the Trans-Jordan Transfer Station at 8813 South 700 West in Sandy.
Trailers hauled by one-ton or larger trucks are charged the standard fee, the load must be securely covered, and mattresses, tires and refrigerant-containing units are not accepted with a voucher at all.
Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District under contract with Herriman City, with Salt Lake County household hazardous waste facilities
Take hazardous waste to a county facility
A household with paint, solvents, stains, thinners, batteries, chemicals or other hazardous products.
Cost & conditions
The district publishes the county facility addresses, phones and hours but no rate, so confirm the accepted material and any fee with the facility before the trip.
Arrange it
Call first, then drop the material at the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center at 8805 South 700 West on (385) 315-6195, the Salt Lake Valley Landfill facility at 6030 West California Ave on (385) 468-3862, or the Trans-Jordan Landfill at 10473 South Bacchus Hwy on (385) 468-3862, all open Monday to Saturday.
Hours, fees, accepted materials, quantity limits and preparation requirements can change without notice, so the district asks residents to call before going, and hazardous material must never be placed in a curbside garbage or recycling can.
County household hazardous waste collection center
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center
8805 South 700 West, Sandy, UT
Household hazardous waste such as paint, solvents, stains and thinners, along with batteries, electronics, computers and appliances taken through the county household hazardous waste programme.
Residents are asked to call before visiting because hours, fees, accepted materials, quantity limits and preparation requirements can change, products should stay in their labelled containers and never be mixed, and hazardous material must not be placed in curbside garbage or recycling cans.
Monday to Saturday 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, phone (385) 315-6195.
The district publishes the address, phone and hours without a rate, so confirm the fee and the accepted material on (385) 315-6195 before loading the vehicle.
County landfill with a household hazardous waste facility
Salt Lake Valley Landfill
6030 West California Ave (1300 South), Salt Lake City, UT
Voucher loads of bulky household material for service-area residents, and household hazardous waste at the co-located county facility.
The voucher is for cars, SUVs, pickups up to one ton and hand-unloaded trailers with the load securely covered, trailers hauled by one-ton or larger trucks are charged the standard fee, and mattresses, tires and refrigerant-containing units are not accepted with a voucher.
The hazardous waste facility is open Monday to Saturday 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM; gate hours for voucher loads have to be confirmed with the landfill on 385-468-6370.
A district voucher waives the landfill fee for an eligible load while a load outside the voucher rules pays the standard gate fee, so confirm the current terms on 385-468-6370 for anything unusual.
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.
Will the district collect a couch?+
Not through specialty curbside collection, because the district states that furniture is not accepted there at this time while it evaluates future service. The central bulky waste drop-off events are also closed or cancelled. The published alternative is the annual digital landfill voucher for a covered load in a car, SUV, pickup up to one ton or a hand-unloaded trailer at a participating landfill, so call the district on (385) 468-6325 and confirm the route before the couch leaves the house.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress here?+
Book the district's specialty curbside collection: a mattress or box spring is a priced item on top of the base pickup rate for the household, and it must be bagged before pickup or the crew will not take it. Mattresses cannot be handled with the annual landfill voucher, because that program excludes mattresses along with tires and refrigerant-containing units, so specialty curbside is the published route.Official guidance
What does an appliance pickup cost?+
Appliances are priced per item on top of the base pickup rate for the household: the district charges one rate for a unit that contains refrigerant and a lower rate for one that does not. Book the collection through the district's specialty curbside service on (385) 468-6325. A refrigerant unit cannot go through the landfill voucher program, so the specialty service is the route the district publishes for it, and appliances can also be taken to a listed electronics and appliance recycler.Official guidance
What is included in the basic service?+
The district's monthly basic fee covers weekly garbage and recycling collection, the annual fall leaf collection, the annual Christmas tree collection, a one-time moving box collection, free can repair and a seasonal container reservation when one is available. Larger items are not included: they go through the specialty curbside collection, which adds a base pickup rate for the household plus an item rate, and the district also offers additional subscription services such as glass recycling, a green waste subscription and extra cans.Official guidance
What does the monthly district service include?+
Weekly garbage and recycling collection, the annual fall leaf collection, the annual Christmas tree collection, a one-time moving box collection, free can repair and a seasonal container reservation when one is available. The district also offers additional subscription services such as glass recycling, a green waste subscription and extra cans, and limited mobility support through its Curbside Assist Program. The fee is adopted by the district board through its public budget process, with a 2026 mid-year schedule effective April 1, 2026.Official guidance
How is a specialty pickup charged?+
A base pickup rate per household for the service location plus a rate for each item selected. The base rate differs between Valley in-district, Canyon communities in-district and out-of-district Valley addresses, and furniture is not accepted through the service at all at this time. Mattresses and box springs have to be bagged before pickup, tires cost more with a rim than without, and an appliance costs more when it contains refrigerant. A missed set-out or extra trip is charged separately as an additional pickup.Official guidance
What does the landfill voucher cover?+
A fee-waived landfill load for residents inside the district service area, requested from the district's online form and presented at the gate. It covers cars, SUVs, pickups up to one ton and hand-unloaded trailers, the load has to be securely covered as Utah law requires, and trailers hauled by one-ton or larger trucks are charged the standard fee instead. Mattresses, tires and units containing refrigerant cannot be taken with a voucher, and the old central bulky waste drop-off events are now closed or cancelled.Official guidance
What should never go in the curbside recycling can?+
The district lists hazardous materials, batteries, electronics, paint, gasoline, antifreeze, pesticides, full aerosol cans, propane tanks, plastic bags and plastic film, glass, tires, mattresses, textiles and pallets as materials that do not belong in curbside recycling. Paint and chemicals go to one of the three Salt Lake County household hazardous waste facilities, electronics and appliances go to a listed recycler or the county collection center, and tires and mattresses go through the district's specialty curbside collection.Official guidance
