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City collection Furniture is not named on any Basin Disposal list for Pasco, and a couch cannot meet the published four foot by two foot by two foot and sixty five pound set out limit, so the piece is a confirmation with the hauler rather than a promised curbside pickup. The operator publishes no furniture charge for Pasco and gives its large item instruction for College Place only, so call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 with the piece and its size. The alternative is the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, where the load is weighed and charged at the gate.
City collection Bedding is named nowhere on the operator's pages, and a mattress cannot satisfy the published four foot by two foot by two foot and sixty five pound set out rule, so the curbside answer has to be confirmed. The documented route is a weighed load at the transfer station on Dietrich Road. No mattress rate is published for Pasco and the operator names no bedding category, so call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 for the curbside answer, or take the mattress to the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road where a residential load is weighed and charged at the gate.
City collection Appliances have the clearest large item route in Pasco: the operator states that they can be placed out for curbside garbage collection, that the office should be told first so a special truck can be arranged, and that an evacuation charge applies to units holding Freon. The operator publishes no white goods rate, and it states that an evacuation charge applies to appliances with Freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units. Call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 to arrange the special truck and to hear the charge before the unit goes out, or take it to the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road where the load is weighed.
City collection Basin Disposal collects household garbage weekly in a wheeled cart, and it also takes extra waste as long as the load is bagged, boxed or bundled within the published size and weight limits. A customer inside city limits pays nothing extra for that; county customers may be charged a small fee. No charge. Extra bagged, boxed or bundled waste is collected at no additional charge for customers inside city limits, on top of the weekly residential subscription. County customers may be charged a small fee, and anything over the size or weight limits is charged extra, so call 509-547-2476 about a specific service area.
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?
Pasco does not collect its own garbage. The city's utility bill carries water, sewer, ambulance, storm drain and irrigation charges and no garbage line, and the city's own site sends solid waste to the county instead. Collection is Basin Disposal's weekly curbside service, one wheeled cart per household, with a firm set out rule: everything at the curb has to be bagged, boxed or bundled inside four feet by two feet by two feet and weigh no more than sixty five pounds, and extra bags or boxes that meet those limits go out three feet from the cart at no charge to a customer inside city limits. Anything bigger follows a different path. Appliances can still be collected at the curb once the office arranges a special truck, with an evacuation charge on units holding Freon, and everything else oversized is either confirmed with the hauler or driven to the Basin Disposal transfer station on Dietrich Road, where every load is weighed and household hazardous waste is collected free next door for Franklin County residents.
Basin Disposal collects household garbage weekly in a wheeled cart, and it also takes extra waste as long as the load is bagged, boxed or bundled within the published size and weight limits. A customer inside city limits pays nothing extra for that; county customers may be charged a small fee.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Extra bagged, boxed or bundled waste is collected at no additional charge for customers inside city limits, on top of the weekly residential subscription. County customers may be charged a small fee, and anything over the size or weight limits is charged extra, so call 509-547-2476 about a specific service area.
When & how
Put the cart out the night before collection or by 5:00 a.m. on the collection day, with the handles pointing away from the street so the automated arm can reach it. Extras go into the cart first and then, once the cart is full with the lid closed, at least three feet away from it.
Get it ready
Bag, box or bundle everything and keep every piece inside four feet by two feet by two feet and under sixty five pounds. A personal container has to be no more than 32 gallons with two handles and no more than sixty five pounds including the can, and nothing may sit within three feet of the cart. Break boxes down and put yard waste and cardboard in last so the load does not jam, and bag grass clippings so they do not blow around.
The published set out rules cap every piece at four feet by two feet by two feet and sixty five pounds, and the only large item instruction on the operator's residential page applies to College Place. A Pasco household with a couch, a mattress or another oversized piece therefore has to confirm the route rather than assume a curbside pickup.
City cost & eligibility
No bulky item rate is published for Pasco, and the operator's large item note names College Place only. Call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 and describe the piece to find out whether it can be collected at the curb and what it costs, or take it to the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, where every residential load is weighed and charged.
When & how
There is no published bulky collection day in Pasco. Confirm the curb route with the operator first, or drive the load to the Basin Disposal transfer station on Dietrich Road, open Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep oversized items out of the cart and off the extra bag pile, because the published limits are firm and a piece over them is refused or charged. If the piece can be broken down into parts that each fit four feet by two feet by two feet and stay under sixty five pounds, it can go out as extra waste inside that allowance.
Furniture is not named on any Basin Disposal list for Pasco, and a couch cannot meet the published four foot by two foot by two foot and sixty five pound set out limit, so the piece is a confirmation with the hauler rather than a promised curbside pickup.
City cost & eligibility
The operator publishes no furniture charge for Pasco and gives its large item instruction for College Place only, so call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 with the piece and its size. The alternative is the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, where the load is weighed and charged at the gate.
When & how
Confirm with the operator before anything goes out, then either book whatever arrangement is offered or drive the piece to the transfer station during its open hours.
Get it ready
Break the piece down where it comes apart so the sections fit the four foot by two foot by two foot and sixty five pound limit if the operator confirms an extra waste set out. Keep furniture out of the cart and off the recycling drop boxes, and offer a couch that is still usable to a local charity before paying to dispose of it.
Bedding is named nowhere on the operator's pages, and a mattress cannot satisfy the published four foot by two foot by two foot and sixty five pound set out rule, so the curbside answer has to be confirmed. The documented route is a weighed load at the transfer station on Dietrich Road.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rate is published for Pasco and the operator names no bedding category, so call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 for the curbside answer, or take the mattress to the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road where a residential load is weighed and charged at the gate.
When & how
Confirm before the mattress is set out, or drive it to the transfer station during its published hours. Do not fold it into the cart or into the extra bag pile, because it is over the published limits.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and flat so it can be handled and weighed, and keep it out of the recycling drop boxes, which take paper, cans and cardboard only. A mattress and box spring count as two pieces, so name both when confirming the route.
Appliances have the clearest large item route in Pasco: the operator states that they can be placed out for curbside garbage collection, that the office should be told first so a special truck can be arranged, and that an evacuation charge applies to units holding Freon.
City cost & eligibility
The operator publishes no white goods rate, and it states that an evacuation charge applies to appliances with Freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units. Call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 to arrange the special truck and to hear the charge before the unit goes out, or take it to the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road where the load is weighed.
When & how
Call 509-547-2476 before the appliance goes to the curb so the office can schedule the special truck that collects it, then have it out on the arranged day. Freon units are the ones to flag on that call.
Get it ready
Empty the unit and keep the doors secured, and tell the office whether it holds Freon so the evacuation charge is expected rather than a surprise. Keep the appliance off the extra bag pile and out of the recycling drop boxes, and remember that unbroken vehicle and boat batteries go to the transfer station while cracked, damaged and smaller household batteries go to the household hazardous waste facility.
Electronics have a free state route. Franklin County sends residents to E-Cycle Washington, which recycles computers, monitors and televisions at no charge, and the same programme runs the collection site locator.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Computers, monitors and televisions are recycled free of charge at E-Cycle Washington collection sites, which the county describes as a free programme for certain broken, obsolete or worn out electronics. The locator finds the nearest site by address, city or zip code.
When & how
Find the nearest E-Cycle Washington collection site through the locator and take the item there during its own hours. Nothing about electronics changes the weekly cart schedule, because these items do not belong in the cart or in a drop box.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data off a computer, phone or drive before handover, and keep cables and remotes with the device. Keep electronics out of the cart, off the extra waste pile and out of the recycling drop boxes, which take paper, aluminium and steel cans and cardboard only.
There is no curbside route for building material. The transfer station on Dietrich Road takes construction waste along with residential and commercial loads, and it weighs every load so the customer pays for what is tipped.
City cost & eligibility
No residential or construction rate is published by Basin Disposal, and the transfer station states that all waste is weighed to ensure the correct charge. Call 509-547-6666 and describe the load, or call the service line on 509-547-2476 about a container for a larger project, before hauling it.
When & how
Take the load to the Basin Disposal transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, open Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. There is no collection day for construction material and no curbside pickup for it.
Get it ready
Keep building material out of the cart, off the extra waste pile and out of the recycling drop boxes, which take paper, cans and cardboard only. Separate clean loads so the scales treat them accurately, and keep hazardous material out of the load altogether, because household hazardous waste is refused there and belongs at the county collection facility next door.
Exercise equipment is named nowhere in the operator's pages, and a treadmill or weight machine is over the four foot by two foot by two foot and sixty five pound set out limit, so the machine has to be confirmed before it is put out.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise equipment rate is published, so call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 and describe the machine and its size, or plan on a weighed load at the transfer station on Dietrich Road.
When & how
Confirm the route, then either set the machine out on whatever arrangement the operator offers or drive it to the transfer station during its published hours.
Get it ready
Break the machine down so each section fits the four foot by two foot by two foot and sixty five pound limit if an extra waste set out is confirmed, take the weights and console off, and keep the frame out of the cart and off the recycling drop boxes.
Household chemicals never go in the trash in Pasco. Franklin County runs a collection facility next to the Basin Disposal transfer station on Dietrich Road where the material is taken free from county residents, with a ten gallon limit for each household.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free for Franklin County residents only, with a limit of 10 gallons per household. The service is offered by Franklin County and Basin Disposal, and explosives, asbestos and commercial waste are not accepted.
When & how
Take the material to the Franklin County collection facility beside the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, open Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. or by appointment, and call the county hotline on 509-545-3551 with a question about a specific product.
Get it ready
Keep products in their containers with the labels readable and never mix chemicals together. Accepted material includes oil based and latex paint, wood preservative and stain, adhesives and glues, cleaning agents, transmission and brake fluid, pesticides, polishes, pool chemicals, gasoline, propane cylinders, aerosols and car and household batteries. Keep all of it out of the cart, the extra waste pile and the transfer station tipping floor.
Recycling in Pasco is a drop box network rather than a curbside service. Basin Recycling runs more than a dozen centres across the county, including eleven in Pasco, and they take paper, aluminium and steel cans and cardboard only.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The drop boxes are open to residents at no charge, and aluminium beverage containers are also bought for cash at Basin Recycling. Nothing beyond the accepted list belongs in the containers.
When & how
Take the material to the drop box nearest your neighbourhood at any time. The Pasco sites include Virgie Robinson Elementary at 125 S Wehe Ave, the Grange Hall at Rd. 64 and Court St., the corner of 5th and Octave St., the soccer field at Court St. and Rd. 48, Ochoa Middle School at 1801 E. Sheppard, Community U. U. Church at 2819 Sylvester St., McLoughlin School at Argent and Rd. 84, Merrill's Corner, Glade and Eltopia West Rd., Basin City and Glade North.
Get it ready
Bundle and tie newspaper or put it in brown paper bags with the inserts left in, rinse and crush cans with steel lids tucked inside and the edges crimped, and break down and flatten corrugated cardboard. Mixed paper can include staples, paper clips, sticky notes and labels. Glass, plastic, organics and scrap metal are not part of this network.
Nothing at the curb goes over four feet by two feet by two feet or sixty five pounds
The set out rule is the same for the cart, a personal container and an extra bag: bag, box or bundle it, keep it inside four feet by two feet by two feet, and keep it under sixty five pounds. A personal container has to be no more than 32 gallons with two handles, and nothing may sit within three feet of the cart. Extras go into the cart first and then three feet away once the cart is full with the lid closed.
Two things need a call. An appliance can go out for curbside collection, but a special truck has to be arranged first, and an evacuation charge applies to refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners. Anything else oversized is a confirmation, because the operator's only large item instruction covers College Place, so a Pasco household should call 509-547-2476 and describe the piece before it goes to the curb.
The Basin Disposal transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road in Pasco takes residential, commercial and construction waste and weighs every load, so the charge follows what is tipped. It accepts most trash, including tires, refrigerators and other appliances. It is open Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and closed Sunday, the household hazardous waste facility sits next door, and Basin Recycling shares the site.
Household chemicals cannot go in the trash. They go to the Franklin County collection facility beside the transfer station, free for county residents with a limit of ten gallons per household, open Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. or by appointment, and closed to explosives, asbestos and commercial waste. Televisions, monitors and computers go to a free E-Cycle Washington collection site instead, and neither belongs in the cart or in a recycling drop box.
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.
Basin Disposal, Inc. for curbside collection and the transfer station, with Franklin County Solid Waste for household hazardous waste and recycling and E-Cycle Washington for electronics
Use the weekly cart and the extra bag allowance
A Pasco household with bagged, boxed or bundled waste that fits inside four feet by two feet by two feet and weighs under sixty five pounds.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Extra bagged, boxed or bundled waste is collected at no additional charge for customers inside city limits as part of the weekly residential service. County customers may be charged a small fee, and anything over the size or weight limit is charged extra.
Arrange it
Fill the cart first with the lid closed, then put the extra pieces three feet from the cart on the collection day, bagged or boxed or bundled to the published dimensions.
The four foot by two foot by two foot and sixty five pound limits are firm, a personal container cannot exceed 32 gallons, and nothing may sit within three feet of the cart, so a couch or mattress does not qualify for this route.
Basin Disposal, Inc. for curbside collection and the transfer station, with Franklin County Solid Waste for household hazardous waste and recycling and E-Cycle Washington for electronics
Self haul to the Basin Disposal transfer station
A Pasco household with a couch, a mattress, a construction load, tires or any other material that will not fit the curbside limits.
Cost & conditions
Every load is weighed so the customer is charged for what is tipped, and no residential rate is published, so call 509-547-6666 and describe the load before hauling it to the gate.
Arrange it
Drive the load to 1721 Dietrich Road in Pasco and check in at the scale, open Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Basin Recycling and the county household hazardous waste facility share the site.
The station accepts most trash but weighs and charges everything, household hazardous waste is handled by the county facility rather than the tipping floor, and it is closed on Sunday.
Basin Disposal, Inc. for curbside collection and the transfer station, with Franklin County Solid Waste for household hazardous waste and recycling and E-Cycle Washington for electronics
Use a free E-Cycle Washington collection site
A Pasco household with a television, a monitor or a computer that cannot go in the cart.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Computers, monitors and televisions are recycled free of charge at E-Cycle Washington collection sites, which Franklin County routes residents to and describes as a free programme for certain broken, obsolete or worn out electronics.
Arrange it
Find the nearest collection site through the E-Cycle Washington locator by address, city or zip code, then take the item there during its own hours.
The programme covers certain product classes rather than every device, so a device outside it has to be checked before travelling, and electronics never go in a recycling drop box.
Basin Disposal, Inc. for curbside collection and the transfer station, with Franklin County Solid Waste for household hazardous waste and recycling and E-Cycle Washington for electronics
Take household chemicals to the county collection facility
A Franklin County household with paint, stain, glue, cleaning agents, brake or transmission fluid, pesticides, pool chemicals, gasoline, propane cylinders, aerosols or batteries.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free for Franklin County residents only, with a limit of 10 gallons per household. Explosives, asbestos and commercial waste are not accepted.
Arrange it
Take the material to the Franklin County collection facility beside the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, open Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. or by appointment, and call 509-545-3551 with a question about a specific product.
The ten gallon household limit applies, commercially generated hazardous waste is refused, and small quantity generators are routed to the county solid waste contact instead of the household drop.
Weighed transfer station with recycling and hazardous waste on site
Basin Disposal Transfer Station
1721 Dietrich Rd., Pasco, WA 99301
Residential, commercial and construction waste, including tires, refrigerators and other appliances, with every load weighed. Basin Recycling operates on the same site and the Franklin County household hazardous waste facility is adjacent, taking oil based and latex paint, stains, adhesives, cleaning agents, transmission and brake fluid, pesticides, polishes, pool chemicals, gasoline, propane cylinders, aerosols and batteries.
Household hazardous waste is refused on the tipping floor and handled at the county facility instead, which serves Franklin County residents only with a ten gallon per household limit and refuses explosives, asbestos and commercial waste. Scrap metal is not accepted at Basin Recycling, which buys aluminium beverage containers only. The station is closed on Sunday.
Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., closed Sunday. The household hazardous waste facility beside it is open Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. or by appointment.
All waste material is weighed so the customer is charged for what is tipped, and no residential or construction rate is published, so call 509-547-6666 before hauling a load. Household hazardous waste is free at the county facility beside it for Franklin County residents with a ten gallon limit.
Eleven Pasco sites including Virgie Robinson Elementary, 125 S Wehe Ave, Pasco, WA 99301
Newspaper bundled and tied or placed in brown paper bags with inserts left in, aluminium and steel cans rinsed and crushed with lids tucked in and edges crimped, mixed paper with staples, clips, notes and labels left in place, and corrugated cardboard broken down and flattened.
Only the listed materials belong in the containers. Glass, plastic, organics and scrap metal are not part of this network, and the boxes are drop off points rather than staffed facilities. One site, Glade North, is listed at R-170 and one Connell site takes cardboard only.
Drop boxes are unmanned and available at any time, with no set opening hours published.
No charge. Open to residents at no charge, and aluminium beverage containers are bought for cash at Basin Recycling.
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 garbage collection work in Pasco?+
Basin Disposal runs a weekly curbside collection for single family homes, each living unit of a duplex billed individually and individually billed mobile homes on a public street or private road. Put the cart out the night before or by 5:00 a.m. with the handles away from the street, and keep vehicles, fences and mailboxes clear. Extras go in the cart first and then three feet away, bagged, boxed or bundled within four feet by two feet by two feet and under sixty five pounds, at no extra charge for a customer inside city limits.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a large item in Pasco?+
Confirm the route first. Everything set out at the curb has to be bagged, boxed or bundled within four feet by two feet by two feet and under sixty five pounds, and the operator's only large item instruction covers College Place, so call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 and describe the piece. The published self haul option is the Basin Disposal transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, which takes residential waste and weighs every load for a charge, open Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Official guidance
Will Basin Disposal take a couch in Pasco?+
Confirm it first. Furniture is not named on the operator's Pasco material lists and a couch exceeds the published set out limit of four feet by two feet by two feet and sixty five pounds, so call 509-547-2476 and describe the piece. The published alternative is the Basin Disposal transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, which accepts residential waste and weighs every load, open Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a mattress in Pasco?+
Confirm the route with Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 first, because bedding is not named on any published list and a mattress is over the set out limit of four feet by two feet by two feet and sixty five pounds. The documented alternative is the Basin Disposal transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road in Pasco, where residential loads are weighed and charged, open Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The recycling drop boxes take paper, cans and cardboard only.Official guidance
How do I recycle a refrigerator in Pasco?+
Call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 and tell the office that the appliance is going out, because appliances can be placed out for curbside collection but a special truck has to be arranged to collect them. An evacuation charge applies to appliances with Freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units, so ask for the charge on that call. The alternative is the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, which takes appliances and weighs every load.Official guidance
Where do old televisions and computers go in Pasco?+
To a free E-Cycle Washington collection site. Franklin County routes electronics there and describes it as a free programme for certain broken, obsolete or worn out electronics, and the programme recycles computers, monitors and televisions at no charge. Use the E-Cycle Washington locator to find the nearest site by address, city or zip code, and keep the items out of the cart and out of the recycling drop boxes.Official guidance
Who collects garbage in Pasco?+
Basin Disposal, Inc. The City of Pasco publishes no garbage service of its own, its utility bill covers water, sewer, ambulance, storm drain and irrigation, and its site sends solid waste matters to Franklin County. Basin Disposal runs the weekly curbside collection and the transfer station on Dietrich Road, and Franklin County Solid Waste handles the county's hazardous waste and recycling programmes on 509-545-3551.Official guidance
What can I put out beside the cart in Pasco?+
Bagged, boxed or bundled waste that fits inside four feet by two feet by two feet and weighs under sixty five pounds, placed three feet from the cart once the cart itself is full with the lid closed. A customer inside city limits pays nothing extra for it, while county customers may be charged a small fee. A personal container has to be no more than 32 gallons with two handles and no more than sixty five pounds including the can.Official guidance
Why do I have to call about a couch or a mattress in Pasco?+
Because the published rules do not cover them. Every curb set out has to be bagged, boxed or bundled within four feet by two feet by two feet and under sixty five pounds, and the operator's only instruction about large items such as appliances or furniture names College Place. Call Basin Disposal on 509-547-2476 and describe the piece, or take it to the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road where the load is weighed and charged.Official guidance
How does an appliance leave a Pasco home?+
An appliance can be placed out for curbside garbage collection, but the operator asks you to call 509-547-2476 so a special truck can be arranged to collect it, and an evacuation charge applies to appliances with Freon such as refrigerators, freezers and air conditioning units. Unbroken vehicle and boat batteries are recycled at the transfer station, while cracked, damaged and smaller household batteries go to the household hazardous waste facility.Official guidance
What do I do with paint, batteries and old screens in Pasco?+
Paint and chemicals go to the Franklin County collection facility beside the transfer station at 1721 Dietrich Road, free for county residents with a limit of ten gallons per household and no explosives, asbestos or commercial waste, open Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. or by appointment. Televisions, monitors and computers go instead to a free E-Cycle Washington collection site found through the programme locator. Neither belongs in the cart or in a recycling drop box.Official guidance
