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City collection Furniture is not named on its own list in Bonney Lake, because this market routes oversized household goods to the county station as residential garbage rather than through a separate bulky pickup. The Prairie Ridge drop box is the local site for that load. From $39.06 for minimum garbage charge for a residential load of 400 pounds or less under the rates effective March 1, 2026. The minimum covers up to 400 pounds, heavier loads pay $195.32 per ton, the state refuse tax is added, and the station takes residential loads only with a one ton maximum.
City collection A mattress is not named on any retained Bonney Lake or Pierce County page, so it is an unlisted piece rather than a settled one. The county's drop boxes take residential garbage, which is the likely route, but no mattress rule is published. No mattress rule or mattress rate is published on the retained pages, so confirm acceptance and the disposal position with the Prairie Ridge station on (253) 847-7555 or with Murrey's Disposal on (888) 806-7048 before the load is built.
City collection A refrigerator is not named on the retained county or city pages, and the household hazardous waste list, which does name an oil filled space heater, does not cover a refrigerant unit either. That makes a fridge an unlisted appliance with an unpublished charge. Refrigerant units are not named on the retained pages and the station operator sets the appliance charge rather than publishing it, so confirm the acceptance and the price on (253) 847-7555 before moving the unit.
City collection Curbside garbage, recycling and yard waste in Bonney Lake are provided by Murrey's Disposal, which the county lists as the hauler for the city. The city bills the other utilities and the hauler bills solid waste, so service questions and cart changes go to Murrey's. The city bills solid waste through Murrey's rather than publishing a residential rate on the retained pages, and the linked 2026 utility rate document could not be retrieved, so confirm the monthly charge with Murrey's Disposal at (888) 806-7048 or the city Finance Department at 253-447-4317.
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?
Bonney Lake sits in the Murrey's Disposal service area, so curbside garbage, recycling and yard waste run through the hauler while the city keeps the rest of the utility billing. When something will not fit the cart, the local route is the county drop box on Prairie Ridge Drive, open seven days a week, which takes residential garbage with a one ton ceiling, yard waste, recycling and electronic waste and charges by weight. Appliances can cost more there than ordinary garbage, and anything flammable, toxic or corrosive never goes in the cart or the drop box: free household hazardous waste drop-off runs twice a week at the Hidden Valley station in Puyallup and four days a week in Tacoma. Dropcurb hauls residential items from addresses across Bonney Lake.
Curbside garbage, recycling and yard waste in Bonney Lake are provided by Murrey's Disposal, which the county lists as the hauler for the city. The city bills the other utilities and the hauler bills solid waste, so service questions and cart changes go to Murrey's.
City cost & eligibility
The city bills solid waste through Murrey's rather than publishing a residential rate on the retained pages, and the linked 2026 utility rate document could not be retrieved, so confirm the monthly charge with Murrey's Disposal at (888) 806-7048 or the city Finance Department at 253-447-4317.
When & how
On the address collection day set by the hauler, with questions, billing and set-up handled directly on the hauler line.
Get it ready
Keep garbage in the cart and put the yard waste and recycling out on the published days, then contact the hauler to ask for a smaller garbage cart or to change service. The city reminds residents that a utility account stays the property owner's responsibility even when a tenant is billed.
Prairie Ridge drop box for anything too big for the cart
Accepted with preparation
Bonney Lake has its own station in the county network. The Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station takes residential garbage, yard waste, recycling and electronic waste seven days a week, with a one ton ceiling on the garbage side.
City cost & eligibility
From $39.06 for minimum garbage charge for a residential load of 400 pounds or less at the Prairie Ridge, Hidden Valley and Purdy stations under the rates effective March 1, 2026. Loads above 400 pounds are charged $195.32 per ton, the state refuse tax of 3.6 percent is added to the listed rates, credit and debit are preferred to cash, and cheques are not accepted. Prairie Ridge takes residential loads only, with a one ton maximum.
When & how
Seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. at 11710 Prairie Ridge Dr E, and the county closes its stations on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's days.
Get it ready
Bring the load to the station and expect to pay by weight at the scales, with credit or debit preferred because cheques are not accepted. Keep the household load under one ton at Prairie Ridge, and check the county recycling menu first because donation or recycling routes often cost less than disposal.
Furniture is not named on its own list in Bonney Lake, because this market routes oversized household goods to the county station as residential garbage rather than through a separate bulky pickup. The Prairie Ridge drop box is the local site for that load.
City cost & eligibility
From $39.06 for minimum garbage charge for a residential load of 400 pounds or less under the rates effective March 1, 2026. The minimum covers up to 400 pounds, heavier loads pay $195.32 per ton, the state refuse tax is added, and the station takes residential loads only with a one ton maximum.
When & how
Seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. at the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station.
Get it ready
Haul the piece to the station inside the residential load and keep the whole load under one ton, or call Murrey's about a collection if the household would rather not drive. Heavy or awkward pieces are cheapest when the load is combined rather than run separately.
A mattress is not named on any retained Bonney Lake or Pierce County page, so it is an unlisted piece rather than a settled one. The county's drop boxes take residential garbage, which is the likely route, but no mattress rule is published.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rule or mattress rate is published on the retained pages, so confirm acceptance and the disposal position with the Prairie Ridge station on (253) 847-7555 or with Murrey's Disposal on (888) 806-7048 before the load is built.
When & how
Confirm the mattress before loading it, then use the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. if it is accepted as garbage.
Get it ready
Call the station on (253) 847-7555 or Murrey's on (888) 806-7048 and describe the set, keep the mattress out of the carts while the answer is pending, and keep the load under the one ton ceiling if it goes to Prairie Ridge.
The county says that some items, appliances among them, may cost more to dispose of than ordinary garbage, which means appliances are accepted at the transfer stations on a separate pricing basis rather than being refused. The county does not print that price.
City cost & eligibility
The county states that appliances may cost more to dispose of and points at the operator's rate page or (253) 847-7555 for prices, so confirm the appliance charge before the trip rather than assuming the standard garbage minimum.
When & how
At a county transfer station during open hours, with the appliance priced at the scale rather than at a published flat rate.
Get it ready
Call the station or the operator before loading an appliance, because the operator sets the charge rather than the county, and keep the unit in the residential load at Prairie Ridge within the one ton ceiling.
A refrigerator is not named on the retained county or city pages, and the household hazardous waste list, which does name an oil filled space heater, does not cover a refrigerant unit either. That makes a fridge an unlisted appliance with an unpublished charge.
City cost & eligibility
Refrigerant units are not named on the retained pages and the station operator sets the appliance charge rather than publishing it, so confirm the acceptance and the price on (253) 847-7555 before moving the unit.
When & how
Confirm the unit before the trip, then use a county transfer station during open hours if it is accepted.
Get it ready
Call the station on (253) 847-7555 and ask how a refrigerant unit is handled and what it costs, keep the unit out of the household hazardous waste load because refrigerant appliances are not on that accepted list, and empty it first.
Electronic waste is accepted at the county stations, and the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station in Bonney Lake lists it alongside residential garbage, yard waste and recycling.
City cost & eligibility
Electronics are listed as accepted at the drop boxes but no separate electronics rate is published, so confirm whether a television or computer is charged as garbage or free with the station operator on (253) 847-7555 before loading.
When & how
Seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. at the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station, which also accepts e-waste at the larger Hidden Valley and Purdy stations.
Get it ready
Bring the device to the station during open hours and erase personal data first. Ask about the fee when the load is weighed, because the county publishes the garbage and yard waste rates but not a separate electronics rate.
Construction debris is not named on the retained Bonney Lake or Pierce County pages, and commercial loads are restricted to the larger stations rather than the Prairie Ridge drop box. Small household amounts travel as residential garbage; a project load does not.
City cost & eligibility
No construction rate is published on the retained page beyond the per ton garbage rates, and commercial loads are restricted to named stations, so confirm the route and the price on (253) 847-7555 before loading a project.
When & how
Small household amounts can ride a residential load at Prairie Ridge during open hours, and a commercial or project load has to go to Hidden Valley, Purdy or the Tacoma centre.
Get it ready
Keep the load under the one ton ceiling and inside the residential limit if it goes to Prairie Ridge, and note that the county restricts commercial customers to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station, the Purdy Transfer Station and the Tacoma Recovery and Transfer Center. Call ahead before a mixed renovation load.
Exercise equipment is named on none of the retained pages, so a treadmill or a home gym is an unlisted piece. The closest available route is the same residential garbage load at the county station that takes furniture.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine is named on the retained pages and no item rate is published, so confirm acceptance and the price with the Prairie Ridge station on (253) 847-7555 before loading the machine.
When & how
Confirm the machine first, then use the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. if it is accepted as garbage.
Get it ready
Call (253) 847-7555 and describe the machine, break it down as far as the maker allows, and keep the load inside the one ton residential ceiling if it goes to Prairie Ridge. Keep the parts together so the load is easy to weigh.
Household hazardous waste must never be poured down a drain, onto the ground, into a storm sewer or put in the trash, and it does not go to the drop box either. Free drop-off runs twice a week at the Hidden Valley station in Puyallup and four days a week in Tacoma.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Both hazardous waste windows are advertised as free drop-off for households, while ammunition, asbestos, biological waste, commercial waste, compressed gas cylinders, explosives, fireworks, radioactive materials and empty antifreeze or oil containers are refused.
When & how
Free at the Hidden Valley Transfer Station on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., or at the Tacoma Recovery and Transfer Station from Friday to Monday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Take paints, thinners, solvents, cleaners, antifreeze, automotive fluids, batteries, bulbs, mercury thermometers, pool and garden chemicals, glues and polishes to one of the two drop-off windows, with cooking oil limited to five gallons, gasoline to five gallons, motor oil to five quarts and propane tanks accepted at Tacoma only. Latex paint is not taken at the hazardous waste window and goes to the Hidden Valley transfer station instead.
Curbside garbage, recycling and yard waste are provided by Murrey's Disposal, which the county lists as the hauler for Bonney Lake, and the hauler handles billing, cart sizes and service set-up on (888) 806-7048. The city keeps the rest of the utility billing and the account stays with the property owner.
Anything the carts will not take can be driven to the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station at 11710 Prairie Ridge Dr E, open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. It accepts residential garbage with a one ton maximum, yard waste, recycling and electronic waste, and it closes on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's days.
Garbage at the county stations is charged from a minimum for loads of 400 pounds or less and by the ton above that, the state refuse tax is added to the published rates, and credit or debit is preferred because cheques are not accepted. Appliances and some other items may cost more than ordinary garbage, so ask before the load is unloaded.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of Bonney Lake with Murrey's Disposal and Pierce County Solid Waste
Use the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station
A Bonney Lake household with furniture, appliances, electronics, yard waste or a load of garbage that the carts will not take.
Cost & conditions
From $39.06 for minimum garbage charge for a residential load of 400 pounds or less under the rates effective March 1, 2026. Loads above 400 pounds are charged $195.32 per ton, the state refuse tax is added, and the station takes residential loads only with a one ton maximum. Appliances may cost more than ordinary garbage.
Arrange it
Load the vehicle, drive to 11710 Prairie Ridge Dr E during the seven day a week window, and pay by credit or debit at the scale.
Residential loads only, one ton maximum, no commercial loads, closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's days, and no hazardous waste, which has its own free drop-off windows.
Ask the hauler about a collection instead of driving
A household that would rather have oversized items collected than load a vehicle, including a cleanout or a large project.
Cost & conditions
Murrey's publishes residential collection, temporary dumpster rental for cleanouts and large projects, and commercial service without item prices on its Pierce County page, so confirm the service, the container and the price on (888) 806-7048.
Arrange it
Call Murrey's Disposal, describe the items or the project, and arrange the collection or container delivery on the company's schedule.
A quoted private service rather than a city programme, and household hazardous waste still has to go to the free county drop-off windows rather than into a rental container.
City of Bonney Lake with Murrey's Disposal and Pierce County Solid Waste
Take chemicals to a free hazardous waste window
A household with paint, thinners, cleaners, automotive fluids, batteries, bulbs, pool chemicals or garden chemicals.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Both drop-off windows are advertised as free for households, and the material covered includes the whole accepted list with small volume limits on cooking oil, gasoline and motor oil.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Hidden Valley Transfer Station in Puyallup on Tuesdays and Thursdays, or to the Tacoma Recovery and Transfer Station from Friday to Monday, and bring it in its original containers.
Ammunition, asbestos, biological waste, commercial waste, compressed gas cylinders, explosives, fireworks, radioactive materials and empty antifreeze or oil containers are refused, propane tanks are Tacoma only, and latex paint is handled at the Hidden Valley transfer station instead.
Self-hauling from Bonney Lake centres on the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station on Prairie Ridge Drive, the local site in the county network, open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. for residential garbage up to one ton, yard waste, recycling and electronic waste. Garbage is charged from a minimum for loads of 400 pounds or less and by the ton above that, yard waste is free under a ton, the state refuse tax is added, credit and debit are preferred and cheques are not accepted, and appliances cost more than ordinary garbage so they are worth asking about before the load is unloaded. Household hazardous waste never goes to the drop box: free drop-off runs at the Hidden Valley station in Puyallup on Tuesdays and Thursdays and at the Tacoma centre from Friday to Monday, with propane tanks accepted in Tacoma only and latex paint handled at the Hidden Valley transfer station. Anything the household would rather not drive goes through Murrey's Disposal, the hauler the county lists for Bonney Lake, on (888) 806-7048 for collection or container service. Transfer Stations, including the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station and the March 1, 2026 ratesHousehold Hazardous Waste drop-off, accepted and refused listsCurbside Recycling and Garbage Service, hauler service areasPierce County garbage and recycling services
County drop box station
Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station
11710 Prairie Ridge Dr E, Bonney Lake, WA
Residential garbage with a one ton maximum, residential yard waste, recycling, and electronic waste. The larger Hidden Valley and Purdy stations add motor oil, and the Tacoma centre takes propane tanks at the hazardous waste window.
Residential loads only, one ton maximum on garbage at this station, no commercial loads, appliances and some other items cost more than ordinary garbage, the state refuse tax is added to every rate, cheques are not accepted, and the site closes on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's days.
Seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. The station answers on (253) 847-7555 and the operator publishes the full rate sheet separately.
From $39.06 for minimum garbage charge for a residential load of 400 pounds or less under the rates effective March 1, 2026. Loads above 400 pounds are $195.32 per ton, yard waste is free under one ton and $115 per ton above it, and appliances may carry a higher charge set by the station operator.
Residential and commercial garbage, yard waste, recycling, electronic waste and motor oil as a transfer station, and free household hazardous waste including aerosol cans that are not empty, cleaners, antifreeze, automotive fluids and products, batteries, bleach, carpet and upholstery cleaner, cooking oil up to five gallons, degreasers, drain cleaner, fire extinguishers, fluorescent bulbs, flammable liquids, gasoline up to five gallons, glues, herbicides, mercury thermometers, motor oil up to five quarts, oil based paints, oven cleaner, paint thinner, pesticides, polishes, pool chemicals, rust remover, an oil filled space heater, smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, toilet cleaner, weed killer and yard and garden chemicals.
Fifty five gallon drums, ammunition, asbestos, biological waste, commercial waste, compressed gas cylinders, empty antifreeze or motor oil containers, explosives, fireworks and radioactive materials are refused at the hazardous waste window, propane tanks are accepted at Tacoma only, and latex paint is not taken at the hazardous waste window even though the county routes it to this transfer station.
Transfer station seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. on (253) 847-7555, with the free household hazardous waste window on Tuesdays and Thursdays only, from 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
No charge. The household hazardous waste window is advertised as free drop-off for households, while ordinary garbage and yard waste at the same site follow the county transfer station rates.
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.
Where can I take a load in Bonney Lake?+
The Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station at 11710 Prairie Ridge Dr E is the local county site, open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. It takes residential garbage with a one ton maximum, yard waste, recycling and electronic waste, charges by weight, adds the state refuse tax, and prefers credit or debit because cheques are not accepted.Official guidance
Can I take a mattress to the Prairie Ridge drop box?+
A mattress is not named on the county transfer station page or the city pages, so it is an unlisted item rather than a settled one. The station takes residential garbage with a one ton maximum, so call (253) 847-7555 and confirm that the mattress is accepted as garbage before loading it.Official guidance
Do appliances cost more to dispose of in Pierce County?+
Yes. The county transfer station page says that some items, appliances among them, may cost more for disposal, and it points residents at the operator's rate page or (253) 847-7555 for the exact price. The standard garbage minimum covers ordinary household waste, so call ahead before loading an appliance.Official guidance
Does the Bonney Lake drop box take electronics?+
Yes, e-waste is listed among the materials the Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station accepts, along with residential garbage, yard waste and recycling, and the larger Hidden Valley and Purdy stations list it too. The county publishes no separate electronics rate, so ask at the scale what the device costs.Official guidance
Who is the garbage hauler for Bonney Lake?+
Murrey's Disposal. The county hauler list puts Bonney Lake in the Murrey's service area, and the city page confirms that solid waste and recycling billing is handled by Murrey's rather than the city Finance Department, which keeps the rest of the utility account. Murrey's answers on (888) 806-7048.Official guidance
When is the Bonney Lake drop box open?+
The Prairie Ridge Drop Box Station at 11710 Prairie Ridge Dr E is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. and closes on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's days. It takes residential garbage with a one ton maximum, yard waste, recycling and electronic waste, and answers on (253) 847-7555.Official guidance
Is yard waste free at the Pierce County stations?+
Yard waste is free for loads under one ton for all Pierce County residents and businesses, and loads above that are charged by the ton. At Prairie Ridge the garbage side is limited to one ton and residential loads only, and the state refuse tax is added to the published rates.Official guidance
