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City collection Sofas and chairs are the first examples the operator gives for the bulky items it collects at the curb, and the 2026 rate schedule prices sofas, chairs and mattresses together as one line, so a couch is a booked collection rather than a cart day. $38.39 per the sofa, chair and mattress line in the published 2026 Issaquah rate schedule, with single family households entitled to one free collection each year covering up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items scheduled as part of the same pickup. City of Issaquah customers served by Recology King County, booked ahead on 425.837.1234 or through the bulky item request form. The free annual pickup allows two non appliance bulky items such as couches or large chairs.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are named directly as bulky items the operator collects by appointment, and the same 2026 rate line covers bedding alongside sofas and chairs. The county transfer stations add a dedicated recycling route that takes a mattress as its own item. $38.39 per the sofa, chair and mattress line in the published 2026 Issaquah rate schedule, with single family households entitled to one free collection each year covering up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items. City of Issaquah customers served by Recology King County, booked ahead. A mattress or box spring is also accepted at the Factoria transfer station as its own item for recycling, and households on the CleanUp LIFT programme take a twenty dollar discount off the mattress charge there.
City collection Refrigerators, freezers and washing machines are named as bulky items the operator collects, and white goods carry their own published rate line above the general bulky charge. Doors must be removed before the unit goes out. $64.01 per white good or refrigerator in the published 2026 Issaquah rate schedule, with the general bulky rate applying to other large household items. City of Issaquah customers served by Recology King County, booked ahead on 425.837.1234 or through the request form. A refrigerant appliance can instead be taken to the Factoria transfer station, where it is recycled for a per unit charge, and households on the CleanUp LIFT programme take a twenty dollar discount there.
City collection Bulky material does not ride the weekly cart in Issaquah. The operator runs an on-call curbside collection for items that do not fit or belong in the bins, and it names sofas and chairs, mattresses and box springs, refrigerators and freezers and washing machines as the kind of load it takes. $38.39 per cubic yard of miscellaneous bulky waste in the published 2026 Issaquah rate schedule, with single family households also entitled to one free collection each year of up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items scheduled as part of the same pickup. City of Issaquah customers served by Recology King County. The collection has to be booked ahead by calling 425.837.1234 or submitting the bulky item request form, and the load sits at the curb rather than beside the cart. Households on the CleanUp LIFT programme take a twenty dollar discount off each type of waste on each visit.
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?
Issaquah does not run its own trucks. Residents are served by Recology King County, the city says so on its own garbage page, and the bill follows the size of the garbage container while recycling and compost ride along at no extra charge. Anything too large for the bins is a bulky item, and the operator names the big ones directly: sofas and chairs, mattresses and box springs, refrigerators and freezers and washing machines. Those go out by appointment at the curb rather than on a scheduled month, at published rates, and a single family household gets one free pickup a year that can carry two non appliance bulky items. Larger loads and the material the trucks will not take have county routes: Factoria takes garbage, recycling, appliances, tires and household hazardous waste about five miles west, and free E-Cycle Washington sites take the computers and televisions that are banned from the garbage.
Bulky material does not ride the weekly cart in Issaquah. The operator runs an on-call curbside collection for items that do not fit or belong in the bins, and it names sofas and chairs, mattresses and box springs, refrigerators and freezers and washing machines as the kind of load it takes.
City cost & eligibility
$38.39 per cubic yard of miscellaneous bulky waste in the published 2026 Issaquah rate schedule, with single family households also entitled to one free collection each year of up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items scheduled as part of the same pickup. City of Issaquah customers served by Recology King County. The collection has to be booked ahead by calling 425.837.1234 or submitting the bulky item request form, and the load sits at the curb rather than beside the cart. Households on the CleanUp LIFT programme take a twenty dollar discount off each type of waste on each visit.
When & how
Bulky collection is by appointment rather than on a fixed day, so book it before the item goes out and then set the load at the curb for the scheduled visit. The free annual pickup is scheduled the same way as part of one collection, and it has to cover every item that household is putting out that year at once.
Get it ready
Put the item at the curb, not beside or on top of the carts, and remove the doors from refrigerators and freezers before the crew arrives. Keep the load inside what the service takes: items over two feet by two feet by two feet and heavier than two hundred pounds, along with safes, wood stoves, stumps and concrete blocks, need county approval before anyone can haul them. Anything that still works may be worth donating first.
Sofas and chairs are the first examples the operator gives for the bulky items it collects at the curb, and the 2026 rate schedule prices sofas, chairs and mattresses together as one line, so a couch is a booked collection rather than a cart day.
City cost & eligibility
$38.39 per the sofa, chair and mattress line in the published 2026 Issaquah rate schedule, with single family households entitled to one free collection each year covering up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items scheduled as part of the same pickup. City of Issaquah customers served by Recology King County, booked ahead on 425.837.1234 or through the bulky item request form. The free annual pickup allows two non appliance bulky items such as couches or large chairs.
When & how
Book the collection, then set the piece at the curb for the scheduled visit. The carts keep running on their own weekly day, so the couch is not left beside the garbage cart for that collection.
Get it ready
Take the piece to the curb and keep it clear of the containers. A couch that is still in usable condition is worth offering to a local non profit first, because the operator itself suggests donating sofas and tables rather than landfilling them, and a donated piece costs nothing to haul.
Mattresses and box springs are named directly as bulky items the operator collects by appointment, and the same 2026 rate line covers bedding alongside sofas and chairs. The county transfer stations add a dedicated recycling route that takes a mattress as its own item.
City cost & eligibility
$38.39 per the sofa, chair and mattress line in the published 2026 Issaquah rate schedule, with single family households entitled to one free collection each year covering up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items. City of Issaquah customers served by Recology King County, booked ahead. A mattress or box spring is also accepted at the Factoria transfer station as its own item for recycling, and households on the CleanUp LIFT programme take a twenty dollar discount off the mattress charge there.
When & how
Book the bulky collection, then set the mattress at the curb for the scheduled visit. For a self haul trip, take it to the Factoria transfer station at 13800 SE 32nd Street in Bellevue, open every day of the week.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry, because the county refuses wet mattresses, futons and box springs, while stained or torn items are still accepted. A single household is limited to six mattresses in a day at the transfer stations without county approval, and a mattress and box spring going out together should both be named when the collection is booked.
Refrigerators, freezers, washers and other appliances
Accepted with preparation
Refrigerators, freezers and washing machines are named as bulky items the operator collects, and white goods carry their own published rate line above the general bulky charge. Doors must be removed before the unit goes out.
City cost & eligibility
$64.01 per white good or refrigerator in the published 2026 Issaquah rate schedule, with the general bulky rate applying to other large household items. City of Issaquah customers served by Recology King County, booked ahead on 425.837.1234 or through the request form. A refrigerant appliance can instead be taken to the Factoria transfer station, where it is recycled for a per unit charge, and households on the CleanUp LIFT programme take a twenty dollar discount there.
When & how
Book the collection and put the unit at the curb for the scheduled visit. For a self haul trip, the Factoria transfer station at 13800 SE 32nd Street in Bellevue recycles major appliances, including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, dryers, furnaces, stoves, water heaters and washing machines.
Get it ready
Remove the doors from refrigerators and freezers before the unit goes to the curb, because the operator requires it and the county does too. Empty the unit, secure anything that could swing open, and keep it off the carts. Major appliances cannot simply be buried in a garbage load at the county stations, so they travel as their own item.
Electronics are banned from the garbage and from the county transfer stations, but they have free routes. Televisions, computers and monitors ride the state E-Cycle Washington programme at no charge, the Recology Store takes e-waste, and small electronics that fit the size and weight limits are collected at the curb without a fee.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free at authorised E-Cycle Washington collection sites for computers, laptops, monitors and televisions, free through the Recology Store Issaquah for the e-waste it accepts, and free at the curb for small electronics within the special item limits. Electronics outside the E-Cycle Washington product list carry a fee that has to be confirmed with the recycler.
When & how
Small electronics go out on your normal recycling collection day, on top of the blue recycling cart, once you have sent in a special item recycling request. Larger items go to an E-Cycle Washington collection site or to the Recology Store during its open hours.
Get it ready
For the free curbside route the item has to be no larger than two feet by two feet by two feet, under thirty-five pounds, bagged in a one gallon plastic bag, and no more than three items go in one pickup, so a television or a monitor does not qualify at the curb and belongs at an E-Cycle Washington site instead. Wipe personal data before handover, and never put electronics in the recycling cart or the garbage.
Building material never goes out with a bulky collection. King County accepts construction and demolition debris at its transfer stations for the standard garbage rate with restrictions on how it arrives, and Recology rents debris boxes for remodeling, demolition and land clearing work.
City cost & eligibility
From $40.25 per minimum transfer station load of up to 320 pounds, with heavier loads charged by the ton and debris box container rates quoted separately. Accepted for disposal at King County transfer stations including Factoria, but not from vehicles with hydraulic or mechanised dump beds or dump trailers unless construction and demolition material makes up less than 20 percent of the load. Recology King County rents open debris boxes in 10, 20, 30 and 40 cubic yard sizes. Confirm the container size and rate with Recology on 425.837.1234 before a project starts.
When & how
There is no collection day for building material. Either take the load to a King County transfer station or order a debris box before the work produces waste, and separate heavy material such as dirt, concrete and brick from the rest.
Get it ready
Keep the load free of asbestos waste, hazardous waste, burning or smouldering material, liquids and dusty or odorous material, and keep single items inside the county's bulk limits. Clean untreated wood, yard waste and clean materials are charged at recycling rates rather than the garbage rate, so separating them lowers the bill. A debris box holds a maximum of fourteen thousand pounds and an overweight container is off loaded at the customer's expense.
Exercise equipment is not named in the operator's bulky examples, which cover sofas and chairs, mattresses and box springs, refrigerators and freezers and washing machines, and no exercise rate is published, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before it is booked.
City cost & eligibility
The published 2026 schedule lists miscellaneous waste by the cubic yard and white goods separately and names no exercise category, so call Recology King County customer service on 425.837.1234 and describe the machine before booking a collection.
When & how
If customer service confirms the machine, it goes out on a booked bulky item collection rather than on the cart day. Nothing is set out until the appointment is booked.
Get it ready
Take the machine down only as far as the pieces can be handled, and keep it inside the county's size limit: an item larger than two feet by two feet by two feet that also weighs more than two hundred pounds needs county approval before anyone can haul it. Remove any console or battery pack so the electronics can be routed separately, and keep the frame clear of the carts at the curb.
Book the bulky collection before anything goes out
Bulky items are an appointment, not a cart day. Call Recology King County on 425.837.1234 or submit the bulky item request form, then put the load at the curb for the scheduled visit. Sofas and chairs, mattresses and box springs, refrigerators and freezers and washing machines are the examples the operator gives, and doors must be removed from refrigerators and freezers before the crew arrives.
One free pickup a year for single family households
Single family customers may schedule one free pickup a year of up to one cubic yard of garbage, provided no individual item is larger than three feet by three feet or heavier than sixty-five pounds, plus up to two non appliance bulky items such as couches or large chairs. Every item has to be scheduled as part of the same pickup, so it pays to gather the whole set before booking rather than calling twice.
Batteries, motor and cooking oil, Styrofoam, textiles, small appliances and electronics, fluorescent tubes and bulbs, bikes, propane and hardcover books are collected on top of or beside the blue recycling cart on collection day once the bill payer requests it. Limits apply: three items for small appliances and electronics inside a two foot cube and under thirty-five pounds, one gallon of batteries, three gallons of each oil, thirty-two gallons of Styrofoam without packing peanuts, and thirty-two gallons of textiles. Anything over those limits goes to the Recology Store at 355 NW Gilman Blvd.
The King County Factoria Recycling and Transfer Station at 13800 SE 32nd Street in Bellevue sits about five miles west of Issaquah and serves the area directly. It takes garbage, recycling, mattresses, futons and box springs for recycling, refrigerant appliances, tires up to four per customer, clean wood, yard waste and textiles, and it collects household hazardous waste free from King County residents. Televisions and computers are not accepted there, vehicles and trailers together are limited to forty feet, and an unsecured load carries a fee.
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.
Recology King County under contract with the City of Issaquah, with King County for the transfer stations, mattress recycling and household hazardous waste, and E-Cycle Washington for electronics
Book a curbside bulky item collection
An Issaquah household with a couch, a mattress, a refrigerator or freezer, a washing machine or another large item that does not fit the carts.
Cost & conditions
$38.39 per cubic yard of miscellaneous bulky waste in the published 2026 Issaquah rate schedule, with sofas, chairs and mattresses on the same line. City of Issaquah customers served by Recology King County, booked ahead on 425.837.1234 or through the bulky item request form. Single family households get one free collection a year covering up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items.
Arrange it
Call or submit the request form, describe the load, then put the items at the curb for the scheduled visit with refrigerator and freezer doors removed.
The service is by appointment rather than on demand, items over two feet by two feet by two feet and heavier than two hundred pounds need county approval, and the free annual collection has to carry every item the household is putting out that year in a single booking.
Recology King County under contract with the City of Issaquah, with King County for the transfer stations, mattress recycling and household hazardous waste, and E-Cycle Washington for electronics
Self haul to the Factoria transfer station
An Issaquah household with a load too large for a collection, or with mattresses, refrigerant appliances, tires, clean wood, yard waste, textiles or household hazardous waste.
Cost & conditions
From $30 per item to recycle a mattress, futon, box spring or refrigerant appliance, with garbage loads charged a minimum up to 320 pounds and by the ton above that. Customers who live or do business inside the King County service area, which includes Issaquah and excludes Seattle and Milton. Household hazardous waste is free for King County residents, and the CleanUp LIFT discount takes twenty dollars off each type of waste on each visit for customers with a ProviderOne, EBT or ORCA LIFT card.
Arrange it
Drive the load to 13800 SE 32nd Street in Bellevue and sort it before arriving: mattresses and refrigerant appliances as their own items, clean wood and yard waste separated for recycling, and hazardous waste to the collection area rather than the tipping floor.
Televisions, computers, monitors and laptops are not accepted. Major appliances are not accepted for disposal, only for recycling. Tires are limited to four per customer and large truck tires are refused. Construction and demolition material is not accepted from hydraulic dump bed or dump trailer vehicles unless it makes up under 20 percent of the load, and more than six mattresses per customer in a day needs county approval.
Recology King County under contract with the City of Issaquah, with King County for the transfer stations, mattress recycling and household hazardous waste, and E-Cycle Washington for electronics
Use a free E-Cycle Washington collection site
An Issaquah household with a television, monitor, computer, laptop or tablet that cannot go in the garbage or in a recycling cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Computers, laptops, monitors and televisions are recycled free of charge at authorised E-Cycle Washington collection sites. The county notes that electronics outside the E-Cycle Washington product list carry a fee that has to be confirmed with the recycler.
Arrange it
Find the nearest authorised collection site through the E-Cycle Washington locator, or take the item to the Recology Store Issaquah at 355 NW Gilman Blvd during its open hours, and wipe personal data before handover.
The free curbside small item programme will not take a television or monitor, because items have to fit inside two feet by two feet by two feet and weigh under thirty-five pounds, and items outside the state programme can carry a recycling fee.
Recology King County under contract with the City of Issaquah, with King County for the transfer stations, mattress recycling and household hazardous waste, and E-Cycle Washington for electronics
Order a debris box for a project load
An Issaquah household or contractor with remodeling, demolition or land clearing debris that is too much for a transfer station trip.
Cost & conditions
Recology advertises low cost debris box service without publishing a container rate, so call 425.837.1234 and confirm the box size, the delivery charge and the rate for the material before ordering.
Arrange it
Order an open debris box in a 10, 20, 30 or 40 cubic yard size, keep the lid closed against rain, and note that the truck needs 34 feet of access plus the length of the box and 16 feet of clear overhead space.
A box holds no more than fourteen thousand pounds and an overweight container is off loaded at the customer's expense, so dirt, concrete and brick should be collected separately from lighter debris.
King County Factoria Recycling and Transfer Station
13800 SE 32nd Street, Bellevue, WA 98005
Garbage, commingled recycling, mattresses, futons and box springs for recycling, major appliances including refrigerant units, tires in the tire bins with a limit of four per customer, clean untreated wood, yard waste, scrap metal, textiles, bicycles and household hazardous waste.
Customers must live or do business inside the King County service area, which excludes Seattle and Milton. Televisions, computers, monitors and laptops are not accepted, major appliances are recycled rather than buried, clean wood is not accepted for disposal from self haulers, and tires are refused from businesses and limited to four passenger car tires per customer with no large truck tires. Construction and demolition material is refused from hydraulic or mechanised dump bed and dump trailer vehicles unless it makes up under 20 percent of the load and must contain no asbestos, hazardous waste, burning, dusty, odorous or over length material. Concrete blocks, safes, wood stoves, stumps and other items over two feet by two feet by two feet and heavier than two hundred pounds need approval through Waste Clearance, and more than six mattresses per customer in a day does too.
Transfer station open 6:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday to Friday and 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Household hazardous waste open 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Tuesday to Friday and 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, closed Monday and on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
From $30 per item to recycle a mattress, futon, box spring or refrigerant appliance, with garbage charged a minimum for the first 320 pounds and by the ton above that. King County service area customers, which includes Issaquah. Household hazardous waste is free for King County residents, recyclables only carry no charge, and the CleanUp LIFT discount takes twenty dollars off each type of waste on each visit for customers with a ProviderOne, EBT or ORCA LIFT card. An unsecured load carries a twenty-five dollar fee.
Hard to recycle items that cannot go in the carts: CFL light bulbs, household batteries, textiles, hardcover books, small electronics and appliances, block Styrofoam and bicycles.
Quantities are limited per material, including thirty-two gallons of Styrofoam without packing peanuts, thirty-two gallons of textiles, ten fluorescent bulbs with none longer than four feet, three bikes, fifteen hardcover books and three empty camping style propane canisters. Recology King County residential customers drop off limited quantities at no charge, and non customers pay a minimal fee that depends on the material. Softcover books and propane tanks are not accepted.
Tuesday to Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., closed Monday.
No charge. Recology King County residential customers may drop off limited quantities of the accepted hard to recycle items at no charge. Non customers may also drop off for a minimal fee depending on the material.
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 does bulky item collection work in Issaquah?+
You book it. Recology King County runs an on-call curbside collection for large items that do not fit the bins, and it gives sofas and chairs, mattresses and box springs, refrigerators and freezers and washing machines as the examples. Call 425.837.1234 or submit the bulky item request form, then put the load at the curb, with refrigerator and freezer doors removed. Single family households also get one free collection a year covering up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items scheduled together.Official guidance
Will Recology take a couch in Issaquah?+
Yes, as a booked bulky item collection. Sofas and chairs are the operator's first examples of the large items it collects at the curb, and the 2026 schedule prices sofas, chairs and mattresses together. Call 425.837.1234 or submit the bulky item request form, then put the couch at the curb. A single family household's free annual pickup can cover up to two non appliance bulky items such as couches or large chairs.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Issaquah?+
Two ways. Book a bulky item collection with Recology on 425.837.1234 and put the mattress at the curb; mattresses and box springs are named as accepted bulky items, they sit on the same published schedule line as sofas and chairs, and a single family household's one free annual pickup can carry up to two non appliance bulky items. Or self haul it to the Factoria transfer station, where mattresses, futons and box springs are recycled for a handling fee each, with a limit of six items per customer and no wet bedding accepted.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a refrigerator in Issaquah?+
Book a bulky collection through Recology on 425.837.1234 and put the unit at the curb with the doors removed, which is a named bulky item with its own published white goods rate. Or take it to the Factoria transfer station at 13800 SE 32nd Street in Bellevue, where refrigerant appliances including refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, dehumidifiers and heat pumps are recycled per unit, and where major appliances are not accepted for burial in a garbage load.Official guidance
Where do old televisions and computers go in Issaquah?+
To a free E-Cycle Washington collection site. Computers, laptops, monitors and televisions are recycled there at no charge, and the county states that electronics outside that product list carry a fee. The Recology Store Issaquah also takes e-waste for reuse and recycling, and small electronics and appliances that are no more than two feet by two feet by two feet and under thirty-five pounds can ride the free curbside special item programme, bagged and limited to three items per pickup. Televisions and computers are not accepted in the garbage or at the county transfer stations.Official guidance
What does garbage and bulky collection cost in Issaquah?+
Weekly garbage collection is $41.03 a month for a 32-gallon cart in 2026, with 10-gallon, 20-gallon, 45-gallon, 64-gallon and 96-gallon sizes running from $22.19 to $84.10, and recycling and compost are included. Extra garbage is $5.74 per 32-gallon equivalent, and an open lid of more than six inches triggers the charge. On the bulky side the published schedule prices sofas, chairs and mattresses at $38.39, white goods and refrigerators at $64.01 and tires at $25.59, and single family households get one free collection a year of up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items booked together.Official guidance
How do I arrange a bulky item pickup in Issaquah?+
Call Recology King County on 425.837.1234 or submit the bulky item request form, describe the items, and set them at the curb for the scheduled visit. The free annual collection for single family households has to carry up to one cubic yard of garbage, with each item no larger than three feet by three feet and no heavier than sixty-five pounds, plus up to two non appliance bulky items such as couches or large chairs, all booked as one pickup.Official guidance
Who collects garbage in Issaquah?+
Recology King County, under the city's contract. The city's own garbage page names Recology as the hauler for residents and hands off rates, service issues, recycling and holiday schedules to it, while the city keeps the utility discount programmes, including a rebate for limited income households and a senior discount. Recycling and compost collection are included with the garbage subscription, and wildlife-resistant carts are available on request.Official guidance
What if my garbage does not fit in the cart?+
Extra garbage is charged at $5.74 per 32-gallon equivalent, and the charge is triggered when the lid stands open more than six inches. A bulky item collection is the better route for anything large enough to need its own pickup, and a single family household can put its yearly free collection to work on up to one cubic yard of garbage plus up to two non appliance bulky items in one booking.Official guidance
Where do paint, chemicals and other hazardous waste go in Issaquah?+
To the King County hazardous waste collection site at the Factoria transfer station, free for King County residents. Accepted material includes batteries, thermostats and thermometers, oil based paints, thinners, solvents, motor oil, propane and butane tanks, cleaners, lawn and garden products, glues, automotive products, antifreeze, flammable liquids and marine and road flares. Household hazardous waste is refused in the garbage and at the county transfer station tipping floor, and the collection area opens Tuesday to Sunday.Official guidance
