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City collection Furniture and non-reusable household junk are named on the Kennewick free disposal program at the transfer station, and a bulky curbside pickup is the paid alternative. No charge. Active Waste Management residential customers inside the City of Kennewick, with six free trips per calendar year, a 2.5 yard limit per visit and no commercial or multifamily waste. A household outside the city limits, or one that wants the couch taken from the curb, books the paid bulky collection instead.
City collection Mattresses are named on the City of Kennewick free disposal program, limited to one per trip at the transfer station, and a household that would rather not haul the piece can book a paid bulky curbside pickup. No charge. Active Waste Management residential customers who live inside the City of Kennewick, using the free disposal program at the transfer station, with six trips per calendar year, a 2.5 yard limit per visit and one mattress per trip. Commercial and multifamily account waste is refused, and a curbside bulky pickup booked with Waste Management is a separate paid route.
City collection A refrigerator or freezer is not part of the free disposal program but is named on the transfer station's accepted for a charge panel, so the unit is priced at the gate rather than free. No amount is published for a refrigerator or freezer. The Waste Management guide lists refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners on the panel headed accepted for a charge and not part of the disposal program, so the unit is priced at the transfer station on 877-466-4668 rather than through a free trip, and Benton County adds that a metal recycler may charge to remove coolant, so confirm the price before the unit is moved.
City collection The Kennewick free disposal program covers non-reusable household junk, doors and door frames, windows, toilets, sinks, yard debris, up to two tires, and a paid bulky curbside collection handles what a household would rather not haul. No charge. Active Waste Management residential customers inside the City of Kennewick, with six trips per calendar year, a 2.5 yard limit per visit, up to two tires and no commercial or multifamily waste. A curbside bulky pickup, scheduled at 877-466-4668, is charged separately and its fee varies by the type and quantity of items.
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?
Kennewick households inside the city limits are served by Waste Management, and the city free disposal program is the cheapest route for a couch, mattress or appliance: active residential customers get six trips a calendar year to the transfer station at 2627 S Ely St, with a 2.5 yard limit per visit, one mattress per trip and up to two tires. Anything that will not fit a cart can also be booked as a bulky curbside pickup for a fee. Construction debris, household chemicals and larger loads have their own county and neighboring city routes.
Mattresses are named on the City of Kennewick free disposal program, limited to one per trip at the transfer station, and a household that would rather not haul the piece can book a paid bulky curbside pickup.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Active Waste Management residential customers who live inside the City of Kennewick, using the free disposal program at the transfer station, with six trips per calendar year, a 2.5 yard limit per visit and one mattress per trip. Commercial and multifamily account waste is refused, and a curbside bulky pickup booked with Waste Management is a separate paid route.
When & how
Take the set to the Waste Management Kennewick transfer station at 2627 S Ely St during posted hours and tell the attendant which items you have, or call 877-466-4668 to book the bulky curbside collection instead.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress and box spring dry and keep the set to the one piece per trip limit. Add a second trip or book the curbside pickup if you have more than one, because the free trips are counted per visit and per calendar year.
Furniture and non-reusable household junk are named on the Kennewick free disposal program at the transfer station, and a bulky curbside pickup is the paid alternative.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Active Waste Management residential customers inside the City of Kennewick, with six free trips per calendar year, a 2.5 yard limit per visit and no commercial or multifamily waste. A household outside the city limits, or one that wants the couch taken from the curb, books the paid bulky collection instead.
When & how
Haul the couch to the transfer station at 2627 S Ely St during posted hours, or call 877-466-4668 to schedule the bulky curbside collection, then put the piece out on the day Waste Management confirms.
Get it ready
Keep the piece dry and manageable for one person to load, and leave loose cushions or drawers attached or bagged with it so the load stays inside the visit limit. Ask Waste Management about anything oversized before it is set out.
Washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves, dishwashers and small appliances are named on the Kennewick free disposal list, along with lawn mowers without fuel or oil and power tools without batteries.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Active Waste Management residential customers inside the City of Kennewick, with six free trips per calendar year, a 2.5 yard limit per visit and no commercial or multifamily waste. A working appliance can also be donated instead, and the county directs a broken unit to a metal recycler.
When & how
Take the unit to the transfer station at 2627 S Ely St during posted hours, or call 877-466-4668 if you want the appliance collected at the curb for a fee.
Get it ready
Drain fuel and oil from a lawn mower and take the battery out of any power tool before the trip, because both are refused in the load. Empty the unit, tie or remove the doors so they cannot trap a child, and ask Waste Management before hauling anything that still holds refrigerant.
A refrigerator or freezer is not part of the free disposal program but is named on the transfer station's accepted for a charge panel, so the unit is priced at the gate rather than free.
City cost & eligibility
No amount is published for a refrigerator or freezer. The Waste Management guide lists refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners on the panel headed accepted for a charge and not part of the disposal program, so the unit is priced at the transfer station on 877-466-4668 rather than through a free trip, and Benton County adds that a metal recycler may charge to remove coolant, so confirm the price before the unit is moved.
When & how
Call Waste Management at 877-466-4668 with the unit type and size before anything is moved, then follow the route and the day they confirm.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, tape the doors shut or remove them for safety, and do not cut a refrigerant line. Ask who recovers the refrigerant when the charge is confirmed, because neither the city nor the county page retrieved here describes that step for a household cooling unit.
Computers and televisions are accepted for recycling at the transfer station and are refused in both carts, and Benton County lists local E-Cycle Washington sites that guarantee free recycling for televisions, towers, laptops, monitors and e-readers.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Computers and televisions are on the accepted recycling list for active Waste Management residential customers inside the City of Kennewick, and the county lists its E-Cycle Washington sites as free for the covered electronics. Printers, mice and keyboards may not be accepted through the state program.
When & how
Either take computers and televisions to the transfer station at 2627 S Ely St with the rest of a free disposal trip, or use a county-listed E-Cycle Washington site such as the Clayton Ward Recycling Center at 119 E Albany Ave and confirm the hours first.
Get it ready
Keep computers and televisions out of the garbage cart and the recycling cart, because both lists refuse them, and keep every battery out of the carts as well. Destroy or remove a hard drive that held personal data before the computer is recycled.
Construction material is outside the free disposal program but is accepted for a charge at the same transfer station, and Benton County also sends asphalt, wire mesh, concrete and concrete with rebar to a Kennewick recycler and reusable building material to Habitat for Humanity.
City cost & eligibility
The Waste Management collection guide carries a panel headed accepted for a charge and not part of the disposal program, which names concrete, drywall, roofing, insulation, flooring, tree stumps up to eighteen inches, lumber, wood, treated wood, construction and demolition material, asphalt, masonry, siding, structural metal and dirt, rocks, sand and in-fill, so those loads are paid for at the transfer station on 877-466-4668. Benton County also lists Ray Poland and Sons at 503 W Columbia Drive in Kennewick for asphalt, wire mesh, concrete and concrete with rebar with pricing by phone at 509-586-2158 for the recycled share.
When & how
Call Waste Management on 877-466-4668 to confirm the charge for a construction load at the transfer station, or call the receiving business for the recycled share. Ray Poland and Sons handles the concrete and asphalt portion, and Habitat for Humanity is the route for reusable building material, plumbing supplies and usable paint.
Get it ready
Separate clean concrete, asphalt, wire mesh and rebar from general rubbish, keep organic material, vegetation and snags out of a recycling load, and keep construction material out of the household carts because it is not part of the free disposal program. Cut stumps to the eighteen inch limit the guide names, and expect the load to be weighed and charged.
No Kennewick, Waste Management or Benton County body retrieved here names exercise equipment, so a treadmill or home gym has to be confirmed before anything is set out or hauled.
City cost & eligibility
Nothing is published for exercise equipment, so confirm the machine, the size and any charge with Waste Management at 877-466-4668 before a pickup is booked or the machine is taken to the transfer station.
When & how
Call Waste Management first and ask whether the machine counts as household junk for a free disposal trip or has to be booked as a bulky curbside collection.
Get it ready
Take off the console, weights and any loose parts so the frame is safe to lift, and remove the batteries. Do not put a machine in a cart, and do not take it to the county household hazardous waste facility, which refuses appliances and bulky household goods.
The Kennewick free disposal program covers non-reusable household junk, doors and door frames, windows, toilets, sinks, yard debris, up to two tires, and a paid bulky curbside collection handles what a household would rather not haul.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Active Waste Management residential customers inside the City of Kennewick, with six trips per calendar year, a 2.5 yard limit per visit, up to two tires and no commercial or multifamily waste. A curbside bulky pickup, scheduled at 877-466-4668, is charged separately and its fee varies by the type and quantity of items.
When & how
Load the material and take it to the transfer station at 2627 S Ely St during posted hours, or call 877-466-4668 to schedule the bulky curbside collection and put the pile out on the day Waste Management confirms.
Get it ready
Keep the load inside the 2.5 yard limit, cover it for transport as state law requires, and leave out batteries, fluorescent bulbs, paint, medical waste, car body parts and fuel tanks because the transfer station refuses them. Drain a lawn mower of fuel and oil before it goes.
Carts go to the curb the night before collection, no later than 5 am on the collection day, three feet apart with the lids opening toward the street and at least three feet from cars, trees, mailboxes, fences, basketball hoops and utility boxes. Bring the carts in as soon as possible after collection. Batteries, glass, computers, televisions, shredded paper, aluminum foil, wire, diapers, liquids and fuel tanks stay out of the recycling cart, and batteries never belong in either cart.
Confirm the collection schedule before you rely on it
The current collection guide says garbage is collected every week while recycling moves to an every-other-week schedule from mid-November, with gold and green week assignments, and it gives a 5 am set-out time. The Waste Management Kennewick service page still describes weekly collection for garbage and recycling with a 6 am set-out time. Follow the schedule and the set-out time Waste Management confirms for your address rather than either printed version.
Bagged leaves are collected on the garbage day during the first full week of November, December and January. Put leaves in black plastic bags or kraft lawn bags next to the cart, keep each bag under 55 pounds, and expect no extra charge for the leaf collection. Christmas trees come in during the first two weeks of each year at no charge from single-family accounts, with no flocking and the tree cut into 3 feet lengths.
The free disposal program is for Kennewick households
The free disposal trips to the transfer station are only for active Waste Management residential customers who live inside the City of Kennewick. Commercial and multifamily account waste is refused, loads are limited to 2.5 yard per visit, six trips are allowed per calendar year, mattresses are limited to one per trip and tires to two, and every load has to be covered while it is being transported.
Chemicals and construction material use other routes
Paint, chemicals and other moderate risk waste do not belong in a cart or a free disposal load. Benton County runs the household hazardous waste facility at 1709 S Ely Street in Kennewick, open Tuesday through Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm, and it refuses municipal solid waste, recyclables, construction waste and appliances, so those items still need their own route. Construction debris goes to the county-listed recycler or a reuse outlet instead.
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.
Waste Management for City of Kennewick households, with Benton County Solid Waste and the City of Richland landfill
Use the City of Kennewick free disposal program
An active Waste Management residential customer inside the city limits with a couch, mattress, appliance, television or a load of household junk that will fit in a pickup truck.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Active Waste Management residential customers inside the City of Kennewick, using the free disposal program at the transfer station with six trips per calendar year and a 2.5 yard limit per visit. Commercial and multifamily account waste is refused.
Arrange it
Load the material, cover it for transport, and take it to the Waste Management Kennewick transfer station at 2627 S Ely St during posted hours. Tell the attendant which items you have and have them count the visit against your six trips for the calendar year.
Six trips a calendar year, a 2.5 yard limit per visit, one mattress per trip and two tires per visit, with no commercial or multifamily account waste. Batteries, fluorescent bulbs, paint, medical waste, car body parts and fuel tanks are refused, construction material and cooling appliances are accepted only for a charge on the same site, and anything the station will not take needs the county recycler or a private route.
Waste Management for City of Kennewick households, with Benton County Solid Waste and the City of Richland landfill
Book a bulky curbside pickup with Waste Management
A household that would rather leave the couch, mattress, appliance or pile at the curb than load it into a vehicle.
Cost & conditions
The collection guide says bulky item collection is available for an additional charge and that fees vary by the type and quantity of items, and an older city answer about tree disposal gives about $20 for a bulky pickup, so confirm the current price with Waste Management at 877-466-4668 when the pickup is booked.
Arrange it
Call 877-466-4668, describe the items, confirm the price and the collection day, and have everything at the curb on that day.
Items that the transfer station refuses, such as batteries, paint, fuel tanks, medical waste and car body parts, still cannot go out with a bulky pickup, and construction material is not part of the household route even though the station accepts it for a charge.
Waste Management for City of Kennewick households, with Benton County Solid Waste and the City of Richland landfill
Use a county-listed E-Cycle Washington site
A household with a television, computer tower, laptop, monitor, e-reader or portable DVD player that wants a free drop-off closer than the transfer station.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Benton County lists these sites as registered with the state Department of Ecology and guaranteeing free recycling for the covered electronics, including the Clayton Ward Recycling Center at 119 E Albany Ave in Kennewick and several retailer donation centers in the county.
Arrange it
Take the device to a listed site and confirm the current hours first, since the county page does not publish hours for the individual locations.
Printers, mice and keyboards may not be accepted through the state program, and a device that still holds personal data should have its drive removed or destroyed before it is handed over.
Non-reusable household junk, washers and dryers, water heaters, stoves, dishwashers, small appliances, lawn mowers without fuel or oil, tires up to a limit of two, furniture, doors, door frames, windows, toilets, sinks, mattresses up to one per trip, power tools without batteries and yard debris, with computers and televisions accepted for recycling.
Open only to active Waste Management residential customers who live inside the City of Kennewick, with no commercial or multifamily account waste, six trips per calendar year and a 2.5 yard limit per visit. Running gears, thermometers, mercury switches, fluorescent bulbs, thermostats, car body parts, batteries of any kind, hazardous waste, paint and medical waste are refused, and state law requires every load to be covered in transport.
Winter hours November 1 to March 31: Monday to Thursday 8 am to 5 pm, Friday 8 am to 4 pm and Saturday 9 am to 3 pm. Summer hours April 1 to October 31: Monday to Thursday 7 am to 5 pm, Friday 7 am to 4 pm and Saturday 7 am to 3 pm. Closed Christmas Day, New Year's Day and Independence Day. Phone 509-586-7555.
No charge. Active Waste Management residential customers inside the City of Kennewick, using the free disposal program. The six trips, the 2.5 yard visit limit, the one mattress per trip limit and the two tire limit all apply, and commercial or multifamily waste is refused.
Neighboring city landfill for larger self-haul loads
Horn Rapids Landfill
3102 Twin Bridges Road, Richland, WA 99352
Garbage and yard waste, plus used motor oil and antifreeze at a five-gallon limit per visit, cooking oil, automotive batteries, rechargeable batteries and propane tanks and canisters. Asbestos and petroleum contaminated soils are handled as special waste with forms submitted at least twenty four hours before arrival.
The resident rate requires proof of current Richland waste service, the resident must be present and show an identification card matching the City of Richland utility bill, and everyone else pays the non-Richland rate. The landfill does not accept e-waste or high intensity light bulbs, and it points those items to E-Cycle Washington and the health district instead.
Confirm current hours and rates at 509-942-7700 before traveling. Special waste is accepted Monday to Friday from 8 am to 3 pm and needs forms submitted at least twenty four hours ahead.
The landfill publishes a resident rate for households that can show current Richland waste service and charges everyone else a non-Richland rate, and a Kennewick household falls into the second group. No rate table for that load appears in the retained page, so confirm the fee at 509-942-7700 before the trip.
County-listed construction debris recycling in Kennewick
Ray Poland and Sons, Inc.
503 W Columbia Drive, Kennewick, WA 99336
Asphalt, wire mesh, concrete and concrete with rebar from construction and home improvement projects.
Organic material including vegetation and snags is not accepted, and no published rate or opening hours were found, so pricing and the load have to be settled with the business before material is moved.
Confirm current hours and pricing at 509-586-2158 before traveling.
Benton County lists the site and says to call 509-586-2158 for pricing, so the receiving business sets the charge and no rate is published.
E-Cycle Washington electronics drop-off in Kennewick
Clayton Ward Recycling Center
119 E Albany Ave, Kennewick, WA 99336
Televisions, computer towers, laptops, monitors, e-readers, portable DVD players and other electronics covered by the state E-Cycle Washington program.
Listed by Benton County as a registered E-Cycle Washington participant rather than a general recycler, and printers, mice and keyboards may not be accepted through that program. Remove or destroy a hard drive that held personal data before the device is handed over.
Confirm current hours at 509-582-8277 before traveling, because the county page lists the site without hours.
No charge. The county lists this site as one of the E-Cycle Washington locations that guarantee free recycling for the covered electronics.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
How do I get rid of a mattress in Kennewick?+
The City of Kennewick free disposal program takes mattresses at the Waste Management transfer station on S Ely St, with a limit of one mattress per trip and six trips a calendar year for active residential customers inside the city limits. Ask the attendant to count the mattress as one of your yearly trips and keep the load inside the 2.5 yard limit. If you would rather not haul it, call 877-466-4668 and book a bulky curbside pickup for a fee.Official guidance
Will Waste Management take my couch in Kennewick?+
Furniture is on the accepted list for the City of Kennewick free disposal program, so an active residential customer can haul it to the transfer station on S Ely St and use one of six free trips per calendar year, staying inside the 2.5 yard visit limit and keeping commercial or multifamily waste out of the load. A couch that is easier to leave at the curb can be booked as a bulky curbside pickup for a fee through 877-466-4668.Official guidance
Where do washers, dryers and stoves go in Kennewick?+
The free disposal program lists washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves, dishwashers and small appliances, so an active residential customer can haul them to the transfer station on S Ely St and use one of six free trips a year, staying inside the 2.5 yard limit. County guidance points a working unit to Goodwill or Habitat for Humanity for reuse and a broken one to a metal recycler. Appliances are not accepted at the county moderate risk waste facility.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Kennewick?+
Computers and televisions are accepted for recycling at the Waste Management transfer station during a free disposal trip, and they are refused in both the garbage cart and the recycling cart. Benton County also lists E-Cycle Washington sites that guarantee free recycling for televisions, computer towers, laptops, monitors, e-readers and portable DVD players, including the Clayton Ward Recycling Center at 119 E Albany Ave. Printers, mice and keyboards may not be accepted through the state program.Official guidance
What can I drop off with Kennewick's free disposal program?+
Non-reusable household junk, washers and dryers, water heaters, stoves, dishwashers, small appliances, lawn mowers without fuel or oil, up to two tires, furniture, mattresses at one per trip, doors, door frames and windows, toilets, sinks, power tools without batteries, and yard debris. It is open to active Waste Management residential customers inside the city limits, with six trips a calendar year and a 2.5 yard limit per visit, and construction or commercial material has to use another route.Official guidance
What does a bulky item pickup cost in Kennewick?+
Hauling it yourself can cost nothing: active Waste Management residential customers inside the city limits get six free disposal trips a calendar year to the transfer station, subject to the 2.5 yard visit limit, one mattress per trip and up to two tires. If you want the items collected at the curb, bulky collection is a separate paid service and the fee depends on the type and quantity of items, so confirm the price with Waste Management at 877-466-4668 when you book. Construction debris and cooling equipment need their own confirmation first.Official guidance
Who do I call about garbage, recycling or a bulky pickup in Kennewick?+
Waste Management runs the household collection and the free disposal program: 877-466-4668 for service and scheduling, and 509-586-7555 for the transfer station on S Ely St, with 509-582-5121 listed by the city for Waste Management questions. Benton County handles household hazardous waste at 1709 S Ely Street and can be reached on 509-786-5710. The City of Kennewick public works department is on 509-585-4419 for other utility questions.Official guidance
