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City collection Furniture including couches is named among the items accepted for bulky waste collection in West Valley City, and carpet is accepted when it is cut into short lengths. No per item bulky charge is published, so confirm the schedule and any charge with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334 when the collection is arranged.
City collection Mattresses are named with couches and furniture among the items accepted for bulky waste collection, so a mattress goes out with the household bulky pile. No per item bulky charge is published, so confirm the schedule and any charge with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334 when the collection is arranged.
City collection Old appliances are accepted for bulky waste collection, but an appliance containing FREON is only collected when it carries a tag from an authorized private company confirming the FREON was safely removed. A FREON appliance may also go to the Salt Lake County Landfill. No per item bulky charge is published, and the FREON removal is arranged by the resident with an authorized private company at its own price. Confirm the bulky schedule with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334 and the landfill charges with Salt Lake County at 385-468-6370.
City collection Garbage is collected once a week and every single-family home and duplex in West Valley City takes part in the program. The cart goes to the curb by 7 a.m., comes off the street the same day it is emptied, and is emptied only once a week. The City does not publish the residential garbage rate, and additional containers carry fees on the utility billing page, so confirm the current service and container charges with the Sanitation Division at 801-963-3334.
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?
West Valley City contracts its garbage, recycling and bulky waste services to ACE Recycling and Disposal, and every single-family home and duplex takes part in the garbage program. Garbage runs weekly with the cart out by 7 a.m., recycling is single stream every other week, and bulky waste is the route for couches, mattresses, appliances and carpet as long as everything is bagged, boxed or bundled within the size and weight limits. A FREON appliance needs a tag from an authorized company before it can be collected, grass clippings go in the garbage can rather than the bulky pile, and hazardous material, construction debris, glass and tires stay out of every curbside route. Electronics and household chemicals go to the Salt Lake County Landfill, with a free City electronics drop-off event each year. Dropcurb hauls residential items from addresses across West Valley City.
Garbage is collected once a week and every single-family home and duplex in West Valley City takes part in the program. The cart goes to the curb by 7 a.m., comes off the street the same day it is emptied, and is emptied only once a week.
City cost & eligibility
The City does not publish the residential garbage rate, and additional containers carry fees on the utility billing page, so confirm the current service and container charges with the Sanitation Division at 801-963-3334.
When & how
Garbage is collected once a week on the household collection day. Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day are the four holidays without collection, and a holiday falling Monday through Friday delays the pickup one day, while a weekend holiday does not change the schedule.
Get it ready
Put the cart on the curb in front of the home by 7 a.m. and bring it off the street the same day it is emptied. Keep the lid closed or raised no more than six inches, place the cart at least 5 feet from vehicles, poles, fences and mailboxes, and keep multiple containers at least 2 feet apart. Batteries, asphalt, concrete, dirt, manure, hot coals and fireworks stay out of the can, and grass clippings go in the garbage can rather than the bulky pile.
Curbside recycling is single stream in the recycling can and is collected every other week on the household collection day. A household can opt out of the program by calling the Sanitation Division.
City cost & eligibility
Recycling is part of the City sanitation account and a household that opts out has the recycling charge removed, but the amount is not published. Confirm the current charge with the Sanitation Division at 801-963-3334.
When & how
Recycling is collected every other week, with the can on the curb by 7 a.m. and off the street the same day it is emptied, and the same four holidays shift or suspend collection as for garbage.
Get it ready
Place acceptable single stream material loose in the recycling can, keep the lid closed, and keep the can at least 5 feet from vehicles, poles, fences and mailboxes. Cardboard may be cut up and put in the recycling can rather than the garbage can.
Yard trimmings go out with the bulky waste collection bagged, boxed or bundled, while grass clippings do not go in the bulky pile at all and belong in the garbage can.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no separate yard waste rate. Yard material that meets the bulky waste rules goes out with the bulky collection, and grass clippings go in the garbage can under the regular service, so confirm the bulky schedule with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334.
When & how
Yard trimmings and limbs follow the bulky waste collection, and grass clippings go out with the weekly garbage collection instead.
Get it ready
Bundle limbs 3 inches in diameter or smaller and keep them under 75 pounds. Limbs larger than 3 inches must be no heavier than 75 pounds and no longer than 5 feet. Bag or box leaves and trimmings rather than leaving them loose, and put grass clippings in the garbage can, bagged where possible.
Bulky waste is the City route for household items that do not fit the garbage can. Everything must be bagged, boxed or bundled within the size and weight limits, and the collection is arranged through the Sanitation Office.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no per item bulky waste charge on the rules page and the collection schedule page did not return content from this network, so confirm the schedule and any charge with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334.
When & how
Bulky waste collection is arranged with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334, which also confirms the collection day for the address.
Get it ready
Bag, box or bundle everything, keep boxes at 30 gallons or smaller and dry, keep bundles no longer than 5 feet, and keep every bag, box and bundle under 75 pounds. Christmas trees may go out with the bulky pile and are cut into 5 foot sections if taller than 5 feet. Anything holding gasoline, oil or another combustible fuel must have the fuel removed first.
Furniture including couches is named among the items accepted for bulky waste collection in West Valley City, and carpet is accepted when it is cut into short lengths.
City cost & eligibility
No per item bulky charge is published, so confirm the schedule and any charge with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334 when the collection is arranged.
When & how
Furniture goes out with the bulky waste collection arranged through the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334.
Get it ready
Keep the piece reachable and inside the bulky limits, and cut carpet into lengths under 5 feet that weigh less than 75 pounds each. Take off anything that would make the piece unsafe to lift, and remove fuel from any powered item.
Mattresses are named with couches and furniture among the items accepted for bulky waste collection, so a mattress goes out with the household bulky pile.
City cost & eligibility
No per item bulky charge is published, so confirm the schedule and any charge with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334 when the collection is arranged.
When & how
The mattress goes out with the bulky waste collection arranged through the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and place it with the rest of the bulky pile, and keep it clear of glass items, construction debris and anything that would make the pile unsafe to handle.
Old appliances are accepted for bulky waste collection, but an appliance containing FREON is only collected when it carries a tag from an authorized private company confirming the FREON was safely removed. A FREON appliance may also go to the Salt Lake County Landfill.
City cost & eligibility
No per item bulky charge is published, and the FREON removal is arranged by the resident with an authorized private company at its own price. Confirm the bulky schedule with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334 and the landfill charges with Salt Lake County at 385-468-6370.
When & how
Arrange the FREON removal and tag first, then the appliance goes out with the bulky waste collection set up through the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334, or it can be hauled to the Salt Lake County Landfill.
Get it ready
Have an authorized private company remove the FREON and attach the tag, empty the unit, and secure or remove the doors. The landfill at 6030 W. California Ave. is the alternative the City names for a FREON appliance.
Electronics are not part of the curbside bulky list. The City directs them to the Salt Lake County Landfill and holds an annual drop-off event where electronics are disposed of free of charge.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. West Valley City residents at the City's annual electronics drop-off event, which the City states is free of charge. Outside that event, electronics go to the Salt Lake County Landfill under its own fees.
When & how
Use the City's annual electronics drop-off event, or take electronics to the Salt Lake Valley Landfill at 6030 W. California Ave., which is open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed Sundays, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
Get it ready
Remove personal data before the device leaves the house, keep electronics out of the garbage can, the recycling can and the bulky pile, and check with the City or the landfill for the current event date and any landfill charge.
Construction and demolition waste is prohibited from the West Valley City bulky waste collection, along with bricks, broken concrete, dirt, rocks and railroad ties.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no curbside route or charge for construction material because construction and demolition waste, bricks, broken concrete, dirt, rocks and railroad ties are all prohibited from bulky collection. A project load needs a private container or hauling service, and the Salt Lake County Landfill at 385-468-6370 can confirm what it will accept and at what price.
When & how
Arrange a private container or hauling service before the work starts, because the bulky collection refuses construction and demolition material.
Get it ready
Keep lumber, drywall, roofing, tile, fixtures, demolition rubble, bricks, concrete, dirt, rocks and railroad ties out of the garbage can, the recycling can and the bulky pile.
Tires are prohibited from West Valley City bulky waste collection. The Salt Lake Valley Landfill takes tires from residential customers only, and they must be placed in the designated tire recycling pile.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no curbside tire route or charge. The Salt Lake Valley Landfill takes tires for residential customers only and its own rates apply, so confirm the current charge with Salt Lake County at 385-468-6370 before loading.
When & how
Take tires to the Salt Lake Valley Landfill at 6030 W. California Ave., open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and be ready to retrieve them from the load and place them in the designated tire recycling pile in the citizens unloading area.
Get it ready
Keep tires out of the garbage can, the recycling can and the bulky pile, and separate them in the load because the landfill requires them to be deposited in the tire recycling pile rather than left at the tipping face.
Paints, oil, solvents, bug spray, weed killer, batteries, fertilizers and gasoline are prohibited from West Valley City garbage, recycling and bulky routes, and they are accepted at the Salt Lake County Landfill household hazardous waste facility.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no curbside hazardous waste route or charge, and the Salt Lake County facility sets its own terms through its scales, so confirm the current details with Salt Lake County at 385-468-6370 before making the trip.
When & how
Take the material to the Salt Lake Valley Landfill household hazardous waste facility at 6030 W. California Ave., open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sundays, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. The facility does not accept waste from businesses.
Get it ready
Keep hazardous material in labeled containers and out of every curbside cart and the bulky pile, bring the load through the scales, and expect to show a valid government issued ID with a Salt Lake County address or valid vehicle registration proof for a weight based transaction.
Exercise equipment is not named in the West Valley City bulky list, which names appliances, furniture, couches, mattresses, carpet, bicycles, toys, outdoor furniture and lawn equipment. A machine that fits the bulky limits is handled as household bulky material.
City cost & eligibility
Exercise equipment has no named local rate. Confirm with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334 whether the machine is collected with the bulky waste, and note that any item holding gasoline, oil or another combustible fuel must have the fuel removed first.
When & how
Arrange the bulky collection with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334, then set the machine out with the bulky pile.
Get it ready
Fold or dismantle the machine where the maker allows it, keep the parts together, and keep the piece inside the bulky limits of 30 gallon boxes, 5 foot bundles and 75 pounds per unit. Remove oil or fuel from any powered part before it goes out.
Garbage and recycling carts go on the curb in front of the home by 7 a.m. and come off the street the same day they are emptied. The lid stays closed or rises no more than six inches, carts sit at least 5 feet from vehicles, poles, fences and mailboxes, and multiple containers sit at least 2 feet apart.
Bulky waste is bagged, boxed or bundled. Boxes are 30 gallons or smaller and kept dry, bundles are no longer than 5 feet, and every bag, box and bundle weighs less than 75 pounds. Christmas trees may go out with the bulky pile and are cut into 5 foot sections when taller than 5 feet.
Any mechanism holding gasoline, oil or another combustible fuel must have the fuel removed or the item is not collected. A FREON appliance is only collected with an attached tag from an authorized private company stating the FREON was safely removed, and a FREON appliance can also go to the Salt Lake County Landfill instead.
Household garbage and anything outside the cans, hazardous materials such as paints, oil, solvents, batteries and gasoline, construction and demolition waste, bricks, broken concrete, dirt, rocks and railroad ties, items containing glass unless the glass is removed, business waste, and tires are all prohibited from the bulky and curbside routes.
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.
West Valley City Sanitation Division with ACE Recycling and Disposal
Curbside bulky waste through the City contractor
Households with a couch, mattress, appliance, carpet or other household item that follows the bulky size and weight rules.
Cost & conditions
The City publishes no per item bulky fee, so the cost sits inside the sanitation account rather than in a published schedule. Confirm the schedule and any charge with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334.
Arrange it
Arrange the bulky collection with the Sanitation Office at 801-963-3334 and put the items out bagged, boxed or bundled within the size and weight limits. Missed collections are reported to ACE Recycling and Disposal at 801-363-9995.
Household garbage, hazardous material, construction and demolition waste, bricks, concrete, dirt, rocks, railroad ties, items containing glass, business waste and tires are all refused, and a FREON appliance needs a certified tag first.
Neighborhoods organizing a shared cleanup for household material the regular routes will not take.
Cost & conditions
The City publishes no rate for the neighborhood dumpster program, so confirm the current terms with the Sanitation Division at 801-963-3334 or through the City's neighborhood cleanup page.
Arrange it
A neighborhood may schedule dumpsters for its area once each year through the City's neighborhood cleanup program, and the Sanitation Division arranges the details.
The program runs once a year per neighborhood, and the Sanitation Division arranges the details.
West Valley City Sanitation Division with ACE Recycling and Disposal
Salt Lake County landfill and hazardous waste facility
Households hauling their own load, including FREON appliances, electronics, tires and household hazardous waste.
Cost & conditions
Salt Lake County sets its own landfill and hazardous waste fees through the scales, and no amount is published on the City pages, so confirm the current charges with the county at 385-468-6370 before loading.
Arrange it
Take the load to 6030 W. California Ave. (1300 S.) in Salt Lake City, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and proceed to the scales for disposal loads, household hazardous waste and compost purchases.
Loads must be securely covered under Utah Code, and from January 1, 2026 a vehicle in violation is charged an additional fee equal to the disposal price. The hazardous waste location does not accept business waste, tires are for residential customers only and must be placed in the tire recycling pile, and solar panels and battery systems are not accepted.
West Valley City's self-haul route for material the curb refuses is the Salt Lake County Landfill at 6030 W. California Ave. (1300 S.) in Salt Lake City, open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. and closed Sundays, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Every disposal load, household hazardous waste drop and compost purchase goes through the scales, and the household hazardous waste location does not accept business waste. Loads must be securely covered under Utah Code, because from January 1, 2026 a vehicle in violation is charged an additional fee equal to the disposal price, and a weight based transaction without an account needs a government issued ID with a Salt Lake County address or valid vehicle registration proof. Tires are accepted for residential customers only and must be placed in the designated tire recycling pile, solar panels and battery systems are refused, and the curbside bulky routes refuse household garbage, hazardous material, construction debris, glass items and tires, so those loads come here instead. Salt Lake Valley Landfill and household hazardous waste facilityBulky waste service rules and prohibited itemsGarbage and recycling FAQs including electronics and neighborhood cleanup
County landfill and hazardous waste facility
Salt Lake Valley Landfill
6030 W. California Ave. (1300 S.), Salt Lake City, UT 84104
Disposal loads, household hazardous waste for residences, tires for residential customers, compost purchases and the electronics the City routes there instead of the curbside carts.
The household hazardous waste location does not accept waste from businesses, solar panels and battery systems are not accepted, and tires must be retrieved from the load and deposited in the designated tire recycling pile in the citizens unloading area. Loads must be securely covered under Utah Code, and a violation carries an additional fee equal to the disposal price beginning January 1, 2026. A weight based transaction without an account requires a valid government issued ID with a Salt Lake County address or valid vehicle registration proof.
Monday through Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., closed Sundays, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day.
The county sets its own disposal and hazardous waste charges at the scales and does not publish them on the City pages, so confirm the current amounts with Salt Lake County at 385-468-6370.
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.
What are the West Valley City bulky waste size limits?+
All bulky waste is bagged, boxed or bundled. Boxes must be 30 gallons or smaller and kept dry, bundles no longer than 5 feet, and every bag, box and bundle under 75 pounds.Official guidance
What will not be collected as bulky waste?+
Household garbage and anything outside the cans, hazardous materials such as paint, oil, solvents, batteries and gasoline, construction and demolition waste, bricks, broken concrete, dirt, rocks and railroad ties, items containing glass unless the glass is removed, business waste, and tires.Official guidance
Can a refrigerator go out for bulky collection in West Valley City?+
Only when it carries an attached tag from an authorized private company stating the FREON has been safely removed. Without the tag the appliance is not collected, and the City names the Salt Lake County Landfill as the alternative.Official guidance
Which appliances are collected without a tag?+
Old appliances that do not contain FREON are accepted for bulky waste collection along with furniture, couches, mattresses and carpet, within the bulky size and weight rules.Official guidance
Where do West Valley City residents take electronics?+
Electronics can be disposed of at the Salt Lake County Landfill, and West Valley City also hosts an annual drop-off event where electronics are disposed of free of charge.Official guidance
Can old electronics go out with bulky waste?+
No. Electronics are not on the bulky waste list, which names appliances, furniture, couches, mattresses and carpet. The City routes electronics to the landfill or to its annual drop-off event instead.Official guidance
Can construction debris go out with West Valley City bulky waste?+
No. Construction and demolition waste is on the list of prohibited items, along with bricks, broken concrete, dirt, rocks and railroad ties. A project load needs a private container or hauling service.Official guidance
Who collects garbage in West Valley City?+
The City contracts garbage, recycling and bulky waste services to ACE Recycling and Disposal. Service changes and billing questions go to the Sanitation Division at 801-963-3334, and missed pickups go to ACE at 801-363-9995.Official guidance
What can go out for West Valley City bulky waste?+
Old appliances, furniture including couches and mattresses, carpet in short lengths, bicycles, toys, outdoor furniture and lawn equipment, all bagged, boxed or bundled within the size and weight rules.Official guidance
What has to happen before a FREON appliance is collected?+
It needs an attached tag from an authorized private company stating the FREON has been safely removed, otherwise it is not collected. A FREON appliance may also be taken to the Salt Lake County Landfill instead.Official guidance
How do West Valley City residents dispose of electronics?+
Electronics go to the Salt Lake County Landfill, and the City also hosts an annual drop-off event where electronics are disposed of free of charge. They are not collected with bulky waste.Official guidance
