Wrap up your renovation by leaving old doors, toilets and bathroom vanities at the curb for pickup. Get an exact item price, updates and completion photos. Mixed rubble and loose building materials are not accepted.
Already detached and outside. Ready for loading and haul-away.
The cleanup after the work
The project is done. Get your space back.
The new bathroom is ready, but the old vanity is still outside. A replaced door is taking up space you need. Put those leftover items on a pickup plan, with the price settled and updates through the final haul-away.
Price the item you actually have.
Choose a door, toilet or bathroom vanity and see the price online. Each listed item has its own price, so you can settle the cost before booking.
Put a day behind the plan.
Choose an available pickup date. Book by 2pm local time for same-day pickup, where available, once you can have the item ready outside.
Know when the last item is gone.
Get updates along the way, a text before arrival and pickup photos when it is done. You can follow the pickup without waiting beside the item.
We currently accept the doors, toilets and bathroom vanities listed here, already detached and ready outside. Choose each item separately. Mixed drywall, tile, concrete, lumber and demolition rubble are not accepted, including in bags.
Doors
Count each detached door panel separately. Have it removed from its hinges before pickup. A whole installed doorway or garage door is not the same item.
Toilets
Choose Toilet for an ordinary household toilet that has already been disconnected, drained and moved outside. Text a photo before booking if yours is broken or has loose sharp pieces.
Bathroom vanities
Choose the small, standard or large bathroom vanity that matches your sink cabinet. A makeup table has a separate choice. Plumbing disconnection and removal from the wall happen before pickup.
Construction debris removal prices in Richland
First item / additional item
Door$99 / $25
Toilet$79 / $29
Small bathroom vanity$99 / $29
Bathroom vanity$99 / $29
Large bathroom vanity$129 / $59
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.
Arrange uninstallation, disconnection and indoor carrying separately. Dropcurb handles loading and haul-away from an accessible outdoor pickup spot.
You can book before moving the fixture outside. Have the preparation finished by the readiness time in your confirmation. Contact us before booking about broken fixtures, unusual materials or restricted building access.
Your place. One easy pickup plan.
A house, a condo or an apartment. Choose an accessible outdoor spot that works for your property. You arrange the move outside; we take it from there.
Have the fixture safely detached and any plumbing or electrical connections handled by an appropriate professional. We do not remove installed fixtures or perform demolition.
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Keep the booked items separate
Have the fixtures empty and ready at ground level. Keep them apart from rubble, loose renovation materials, tools and anything you want to keep.
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Show the outdoor handoff
Use a permitted outdoor spot with a clear path. Add a location photo and notes on your order page so the right entrance and the right items are easy to identify.
You’re in the loop. Until it’s gone.
Confirmation when you book. A heads-up before arrival. Photos when it’s done.
The city's own landfill on Twin Bridges Road is the route for household material that no cart will hold. A Richland resident load is priced by the load up to 1,200 pounds and by the ton above it, and it takes ordinary residential waste including construction and demolition debris and extra refuse.
City cost & eligibility
$10 per load of ordinary residential waste up to 1,200 pounds for a Richland resident, with waste over that weight at $51.10 per ton, clean yard waste free, dirt or rock at $12 per ton and concrete or asphalt at $18 per ton. Richland residents who can show proof of current city waste service, with the resident present and an identification card whose name matches the City of Richland utility bill. Any other customer pays the non-Richland rate of $40 per load up to 1,200 pounds and $76.15 per ton above it.
When & how
The landfill is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday and closed on city observed holidays and the listed national holidays including Thanksgiving Thursday and Friday and Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Get it ready
Bring the current utility bill and a matching photo identification, because the resident rate is tied to the Richland utility account. Sort the load before arrival so clean yard waste, dirt, rock, concrete and asphalt can be weighed on their own rates, and keep electronics and high intensity light bulbs out of the load because the landfill refuses them.
The Horn Rapids Landfill takes construction and demolition debris as part of an ordinary residential load, and it prices dirt, rock, concrete and asphalt on their own per ton rates. Concrete and asphalt also have a dedicated recycler in Kennewick.
City cost & eligibility
$10 per load of ordinary residential waste up to 1,200 pounds for a Richland resident, which the rate schedule states includes construction and demolition waste and extra refuse, with loads over that weight at $51.10 per ton, dirt or rock at $12 per ton and concrete or asphalt at $18 per ton. Richland residents with proof of current city waste service. Reusable materials such as plumbing supplies, used furniture and usable paint can go to the Habitat for Humanity store, and asphalt, wire mesh, concrete and concrete with rebar can be recycled through Ray Poland and Sons.
When & how
Take household project material to 3102 Twin Bridges Road during landfill hours, sorting the dirt, concrete and asphalt so they are weighed on their own rates.
Get it ready
Separate concrete, asphalt, dirt and rock from mixed debris, keep organic material out of a concrete recycler's load, and keep paint, chemicals and other hazardous products out of the trailer entirely because they belong on the hazardous waste route. Reusable building material, used furniture and usable paint can go to the Habitat for Humanity store instead of the scale.
The city does not offer a curbside large item pickup, and its own one-time pick-up form covers missed and extra containers at a charge while stating that large item pick-up is not offered for curbside pickup. A couch, a mattress, an appliance, tires or project material therefore travels to the Horn Rapids Landfill on Twin Bridges Road, or to a recycler or reuse outlet, and the resident rate there requires the utility bill and a matching identification.
Keep electronics and hazardous products off the trailer
The landfill refuses electronic waste and high intensity light bulbs, so televisions, computer towers, laptops, monitors and e-readers go to a registered E-Cycle Washington location such as DTG Recycle on Saint Street in Richland. Paint, solvents, pesticides, acids and mercury products go to the county Moderate Risk Waste Facility in Kennewick, while motor oil, antifreeze, cooking oil, automotive and rechargeable batteries and propane tanks can ride with a landfill load, with each oil limited to 5 gallons per visit.
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 Richland Solid Waste Utility with the city owned Horn Rapids Landfill, plus Benton County facilities
Haul the load to the Horn Rapids Landfill
A Richland household with furniture, a mattress, an appliance, tires or project material and a vehicle or trailer to move it.
Cost & conditions
$10 per load of ordinary residential waste up to 1,200 pounds for a Richland resident, with anything over that weight at $51.10 per ton, clean yard waste free, dirt or rock at $12 per ton, concrete or asphalt at $18 per ton, white goods at $7 each, a CFC appliance at $46 each, a car tire off the rim at $4 each and a truck tire off the rim at $9 each. Richland residents with proof of current city waste service, with the resident present and identification matching the City of Richland utility bill. Other customers pay the non-Richland rate.
Arrange it
Load and secure the material, drive to 3102 Twin Bridges Road, and check in at the scale with the utility bill and identification during the 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday window.
The landfill refuses electronic waste and high intensity light bulbs, the CFC appliance rate is open to Benton County residents only, and the site is closed on city observed holidays and the listed national holidays including Thanksgiving Thursday and Friday and Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
A household with furniture, building material, plumbing supplies, usable paint or a working appliance that someone else could use.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Usable items offered to a donation outlet, with the county naming Goodwill at 201 Wellsian Way in Richland for working appliances and the Habitat for Humanity store at 309 Wellsian Way in Richland for furniture, construction materials, plumbing supplies and usable paint, both asking for a call before delivery.
Arrange it
Call the outlet first, describe the item and its condition, and deliver during its open hours rather than leaving anything outside.
Only usable items are taken, so a torn couch, a dead appliance or leftover debris still goes to the landfill or a metal recycler, and coolant removal from a refrigerator or freezer may carry a fee at a recycler.
City landfill taking household loads, construction debris, appliances and tires
Horn Rapids Landfill
3102 Twin Bridges Road, Richland, WA 99354
Garbage, clean yard waste, construction and demolition waste, extra refuse, dirt, rock, concrete and asphalt, white goods and CFC appliances, tires, dead animals, used motor oil, antifreeze and cooking oil within the per visit limits, automotive and rechargeable batteries, and propane tanks and canisters. Asbestos and petroleum contaminated soils are taken on the weekday window with forms submitted 24 hours ahead.
The resident rate requires proof of current Richland waste service with the resident present and identification matching the City of Richland utility bill, electronic waste and high intensity light bulbs are refused outright, the CFC appliance rate is open to Benton County residents only, the oils are limited to 5 gallons per visit each, and the site is closed on city observed holidays and the listed national holidays.
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, with the asbestos and petroleum soil window on Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
$10 per load of ordinary residential waste up to 1,200 pounds for a Richland resident, with anything over that weight at $51.10 per ton, clean yard waste free, dirt or rock at $12 per ton, concrete or asphalt at $18 per ton, white goods at $7 each, a CFC appliance at $46 each, a car tire off the rim at $4 each, a truck tire off the rim at $9 each and heavy equipment tires at $125 per ton. Richland residents with proof of current city waste service, with the resident present and identification matching the utility bill, while other customers pay the non-Richland rate of $40 per load and $76.15 per ton.
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Before you book
A few things worth knowing.
Construction debris removal, from choosing your item to pickup day in Richland.
How much does construction debris removal cost in Richland?+
Pricing is per accepted item. A detached door is $99 as a single item, an ordinary toilet is $79, and a small bathroom vanity is $99. Larger vanities have their own choices. Select the listed items to see the exact combined price. These prices do not cover mixed rubble or loose building materials. Loading, transportation and disposal are included; applicable sales tax appears before payment.
Can I get same-day toilet or vanity pickup in Richland?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Checkout shows the dates you can choose. Arrange disconnection, removal and the move outside first, then have the fixture ready by the time in your confirmation. We text you before arrival and provide pickup photos when it is done.
Will you disconnect a sink or take a door off its hinges?+
The fixture must already be detached, disconnected and accessible outside at ground level. Arrange plumbing, electrical work, removal from walls or hinges, and indoor carrying before pickup. Dropcurb handles loading and haul-away from your outdoor pickup spot.
Can I add bags of drywall, tile or other demolition waste?+
Mixed drywall, tile, concrete, lumber and demolition rubble are not accepted. This page offers pickup for the listed doors, toilets and bathroom vanities that are already removed. Do not book loose building materials as household trash bags or as an extra item. Arrange suitable disposal for those materials with your contractor or a debris specialist.
Can a door, toilet and vanity go in the same pickup?+
Yes. Add each listed fixture separately and choose the correct vanity size. Each detached door panel counts as one item. The combined price appears before you book. Keep the fixtures together outside, separate from anything staying, and add a location photo on your order page.
What do I need to get the Richland resident rate at the landfill?+
Proof of current Richland waste service, with the resident present and an identification card whose name matches the City of Richland utility bill. Without it the load is charged the non-Richland rate instead. The landfill is open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday and closes on city observed holidays, and questions go to 509-942-7700.Official guidance
Where does Richland construction debris go?+
To the Horn Rapids Landfill on Twin Bridges Road, where the residential rate schedule states that an ordinary load up to 1,200 pounds includes construction and demolition waste and heavier loads are charged by the ton, with dirt and rock and concrete and asphalt on their own rates. Asphalt, wire mesh, concrete and concrete with rebar can also be recycled through Ray Poland and Sons in Kennewick, and reusable materials can go to the Habitat for Humanity store in Richland.Official guidance
Who collects trash in Richland?+
The City of Richland Solid Waste Utility, which runs the curbside programme and owns and operates the Horn Rapids Landfill on Twin Bridges Road. Every household gets weekly garbage and yard waste collection, recycling is an optional cart collected every other week, and the utility answers on 509-942-7700 for landfill and collection questions and through the one-time pick-up form for missed or extra containers.Official guidance
What does it cost to clear a house in Richland?+
The city does not collect large items at the curb, so the cost is a landfill trip: a Richland resident load up to 1,200 pounds is priced by the load, heavier loads by the ton, white goods are charged per unit, a refrigerant appliance is charged at a higher per unit rate open to Benton County residents, and tires are charged by size and by whether the rim is on. Extra containers and bags are a separate request with its own charge, and electronics are free through the state programme. Dropcurb prices a booking separately with the total shown before payment.Official guidance
Can I take my own load to the Richland landfill?+
Yes, if you can show proof of current Richland waste service with the resident present and an identification card whose name matches the City of Richland utility bill, which keeps the load on the resident rate. The landfill is at 3102 Twin Bridges Road and opens 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, closed on city observed holidays, and it takes ordinary residential waste including construction and demolition debris along with separate streams for dirt, concrete, appliances and tires.Official guidance
One less thing on your list
Put the cleanup on the calendar.
Choose your accepted renovation items and see your pickup price in Richland. We will keep you updated through the final pickup photos.
