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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
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City collection Sofas and chairs are on the Recology on-call bulky rate and are collected from the curb, and the King County station takes furniture as garbage while sending good quality furniture and framed mirrors to the reuse area outside the station. From $27.11 per item for sofas, chairs, mattresses and box springs in the published Recology curbside on-call rate table, with service charges and disposal or recycling fees applying on top. Recology residential customers in Shoreline, with the piece placed at the curb for the collection. A household hauling the furniture to the King County station instead pays the station garbage rate, and reusable furniture in good condition may be accepted at the Second Use collection area outside the station.
City collection A mattress or box spring is priced per item on the Recology on-call bulky rate for curbside collection, and the King County Shoreline station recycles mattresses and box springs for a per item fee. From $27.11 per item for sofas, chairs, mattresses and box springs in the published Recology curbside on-call rate table, while the King County station charges $30.00 per item for mattress recycling. Recology residential customers in Shoreline for the curbside collection, with the item placed at the curb on the scheduled day; the county station rate applies to any customer bringing a mattress to the Shoreline station, with Waste Clearance approval needed above six mattresses per customer in a day.
City collection A refrigerator or freezer is priced on its own Recology bulky line and the doors must be removed before it goes to the curb, while the King County station recycles refrigerant appliances for a per unit fee. $40.26 per item for a refrigerator or freezer in the published Recology curbside on-call rate table, while the King County station charges $30.00 per unit to recycle a refrigerant appliance. Recology residential customers in Shoreline for the curbside collection, with the doors removed before the unit is set out. The county station takes refrigerant appliances from residential and business customers with no commercial appliances, and dishwashers and other non refrigerant units are handled separately.
City collection Household junk rides the garbage rate at the King County Shoreline station by weight, tires recycle there in the tire bins up to four per customer, and Recology books a curbside on-call bulky collection for anything that does not fit a cart. From $40.25 for the King County garbage fee at the Shoreline station, where a load up to 320 pounds costs $40.25 as the minimum and heavier loads are charged $243.38 per ton, while recyclables including scrap metal and up to four tires are taken at no charge. Any customer bringing household material to the Shoreline station, with recyclables separated into the marked bins, and a Recology on-call bulky collection as the curbside alternative for residential customers.
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?
Shoreline contracts with Recology King County for garbage, recycling and compost, with recycling collected every other week and weekly compost for single-family households included in the service. A couch, mattress, appliance or other large item is booked as an on-call bulky collection with a published price per item, and doors have to come off a refrigerator or freezer before it goes to the curb. The King County Shoreline Recycling and Transfer Station at 2300 N 165th Street is the self-haul route, with mattress recycling at a per item fee, a refrigerant appliance fee, free recyclables and a garbage minimum. Televisions and computers cannot go in the garbage or to the station and belong with E-Cycle Washington.
A mattress or box spring is priced per item on the Recology on-call bulky rate for curbside collection, and the King County Shoreline station recycles mattresses and box springs for a per item fee.
City cost & eligibility
From $27.11 per item for sofas, chairs, mattresses and box springs in the published Recology curbside on-call rate table, while the King County station charges $30.00 per item for mattress recycling. Recology residential customers in Shoreline for the curbside collection, with the item placed at the curb on the scheduled day; the county station rate applies to any customer bringing a mattress to the Shoreline station, with Waste Clearance approval needed above six mattresses per customer in a day.
When & how
Call Recology on 206-763-4444 or book the collection online, then put the set at the curb for the confirmed day. To self-haul instead, take it to 2300 N 165th Street, open Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and weekends from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Get it ready
Keep the set dry and whole, put it at the same spot where the carts are collected, and keep more than six pieces for a single day together only after checking the county clearance rule. Tape or remove anything that could catch on the collection truck.
Sofas and chairs are on the Recology on-call bulky rate and are collected from the curb, and the King County station takes furniture as garbage while sending good quality furniture and framed mirrors to the reuse area outside the station.
City cost & eligibility
From $27.11 per item for sofas, chairs, mattresses and box springs in the published Recology curbside on-call rate table, with service charges and disposal or recycling fees applying on top. Recology residential customers in Shoreline, with the piece placed at the curb for the collection. A household hauling the furniture to the King County station instead pays the station garbage rate, and reusable furniture in good condition may be accepted at the Second Use collection area outside the station.
When & how
Call Recology on 206-763-4444 or book online and put the piece where the carts are collected on the confirmed day, or take it to the King County station at 2300 N 165th Street during the posted hours.
Get it ready
Empty drawers and cushions, keep the piece dry, and keep it clear of the carts so the collection crew can reach it. Ask at the station about the Second Use area before dumping furniture that is still in good condition, because a reusable piece can be donated there instead of landfilled.
White goods other than refrigerators and freezers are priced per item on the Recology bulky rate, and the King County station recycles major appliances including washers, dryers and stoves.
City cost & eligibility
From $26.83 per item for white goods other than refrigerators and freezers in the published Recology curbside on-call rate table, while the King County station accepts major appliances for recycling and charges the garbage rate for material that cannot be recycled. Recology residential customers in Shoreline for the curbside collection. Major appliances are not accepted for disposal at county facilities, but business and residential customers can recycle them at the Shoreline station, and a dishwasher made of at least half plastic is the one appliance accepted as garbage.
When & how
Book the Recology bulky collection on 206-763-4444 and put the appliance at the curb, or haul it to the King County station at 2300 N 165th Street and tell staff it is going to the appliance recycling area.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, remove the doors or tie them shut, and keep the appliance upright in the vehicle. Take a lawn mower only with fuel and oil drained, and ask about anything that still holds refrigerant before mixing it into a load of ordinary garbage.
A refrigerator or freezer is priced on its own Recology bulky line and the doors must be removed before it goes to the curb, while the King County station recycles refrigerant appliances for a per unit fee.
City cost & eligibility
$40.26 per item for a refrigerator or freezer in the published Recology curbside on-call rate table, while the King County station charges $30.00 per unit to recycle a refrigerant appliance. Recology residential customers in Shoreline for the curbside collection, with the doors removed before the unit is set out. The county station takes refrigerant appliances from residential and business customers with no commercial appliances, and dishwashers and other non refrigerant units are handled separately.
When & how
Book the collection on 206-763-4444 and put the unit at the curb with the doors off, or take it to the King County station at 2300 N 165th Street for the refrigerant appliance recycling fee.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, remove the doors before set-out because Recology requires it, and keep the refrigerant circuit sealed so the unit arrives intact. Confirm at the gate that the appliance is a refrigerant unit so it is charged and handled as one.
Televisions, computers, monitors, laptops, cell phones and tablets are banned from the garbage and refused at King County transfer stations, so screens and computers go to E-Cycle Washington for free while small electronics can ride the Recology special item program.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Washington households, small businesses, charities, school districts and small governments using an E-Cycle Washington collection site, which recycles televisions, computers, laptops and monitors free under the state manufacturer program. Printers, keyboards, mice, toner cartridges and cell phones are free at Best Buy and Staples instead, and other electronics outside the program carry a fee.
When & how
Find an E-Cycle collection site by address or call 1-800-732-9253, or use the Recology special item recycling program for a small appliance or electronic item that measures two feet or less on each side and weighs under sixty pounds, placed on or beside the blue recycling cart on collection day.
Get it ready
Wipe your data or remove the drive before a computer leaves the house, keep televisions and computers out of both carts and out of the transfer station load, and check the size and weight before relying on the curbside special item program, which takes only two small items per pickup.
Construction and demolition material is accepted as garbage at the Shoreline station with restrictions, clean wood and corrugated cardboard must be sorted out first, and reusable doors, windows, lumber and cabinets can go to the Second Use area outside the station.
City cost & eligibility
From $40.25 for the King County garbage fee at the Shoreline station, where a load up to 320 pounds costs $40.25 as the minimum and heavier loads are charged $243.38 per ton, with clean wood separated out at a $20.70 minimum and $129.38 per ton. Any customer bringing construction and demolition material to the Shoreline station, with the load sorted before arrival so clean wood and corrugated cardboard go to the recycling areas. Reusable building material in good condition may be accepted at the Second Use collection area outside the station at the discretion of its staff.
When & how
Sort the load, then take it to 2300 N 165th Street during the posted hours. Call ahead on 206-477-4466 if the load includes anything that needs a clearance, and check the Second Use area at the same site for the reusable portion.
Get it ready
Separate clean untreated wood and corrugated cardboard from the mixed debris, keep asbestos, liquids, hazardous material and anything burning out of the load, and secure everything for transport because the county charges an unsecured load fee. Reusable doors, windows, lumber of six feet or longer, cabinets and tools belong with Second Use rather than the garbage bay.
No Shoreline, Recology or King County body retrieved here names exercise equipment, so a treadmill or weight machine has to be confirmed before it is booked or hauled.
City cost & eligibility
Nothing is published for exercise equipment. Recology books bulky items by arrangement with a rate for each published item type, and the King County station charges ordinary garbage rates by weight for household material, so confirm the machine and its price with Recology on 206-763-4444 or with the station before it is set out or loaded.
When & how
Call Recology on 206-763-4444 to ask whether the machine qualifies for an on-call bulky collection, or plan to haul it to the King County station and pay the garbage rate by weight.
Get it ready
Take the console, loose weights and any battery pack off so the frame is safe to lift, keep the parts together, and describe the size and weight when you book or arrive at the scale.
Household junk rides the garbage rate at the King County Shoreline station by weight, tires recycle there in the tire bins up to four per customer, and Recology books a curbside on-call bulky collection for anything that does not fit a cart.
City cost & eligibility
From $40.25 for the King County garbage fee at the Shoreline station, where a load up to 320 pounds costs $40.25 as the minimum and heavier loads are charged $243.38 per ton, while recyclables including scrap metal and up to four tires are taken at no charge. Any customer bringing household material to the Shoreline station, with recyclables separated into the marked bins, and a Recology on-call bulky collection as the curbside alternative for residential customers.
When & how
Take the load to 2300 N 165th Street and sort the recyclables at the bins, or call Recology on 206-763-4444 to arrange an on-call bulky collection at the curb.
Get it ready
Sort corrugated cardboard, clean wood, scrap metal and yard waste into the recycling areas because they are not accepted as garbage at this station, secure the load so the county does not charge its unsecured load fee, and check the vehicle length limit of forty feet before arriving with a trailer. Household hazardous material and major vehicle parts are refused. Liquids have to be sealed in a container and are limited to one case or five gallons per visit, and compressed gas tanks have to arrive completely empty at two gallons or less, or five gallons or less for helium.
Recology provides garbage, recycling and compost for Shoreline, and garbage service is mandatory for single-family, multi-family and business properties. Every-other-week recycling is included with garbage service at no additional cost, and single-family households also get weekly compost for food scraps and yard waste at no additional cost. Report a missed collection to Recology on 206-763-4444 within 24 hours and leave the cart at the curb so the material can be collected on the next business day.
Bulky items and special items are booked, not left
A couch, mattress, appliance or other large item needs an on-call bulky collection booked with Recology on 206-763-4444 or online, and the item goes to the same place where the carts are collected on the confirmed day, with the doors removed from a refrigerator or freezer. Special item recycling is requested by the bill payer and goes on top of or beside the blue recycling cart on collection day, with limits of three bags of textiles, two small appliances or electronics, two fluorescent tubes or bulbs per collection, half a gallon of batteries, and three gallons of motor or cooking oil for each type.
The Shoreline Recycling and Transfer Station at 2300 N 165th Street is open Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Corrugated cardboard, clean wood, scrap metal and yard waste must be sorted into the recycling areas rather than left in the garbage, the maximum combined vehicle and trailer length is forty feet, and an unsecured load carries a $25 fee.
King County has barred computers, monitors, televisions and cell phones from the garbage and from its transfer stations since 2005, and the Shoreline station follows that rule. E-Cycle Washington recycles televisions, computers, laptops and monitors free for households and small organizations, with printers, keyboards, mice, toner cartridges and cell phones free at Best Buy and Staples, and small appliances and electronics of two feet or less per side and under sixty pounds can ride the Recology special item program instead.
The Second Use collection area outside the Shoreline station takes reusable interior and exterior doors, vinyl, wood and aluminium-clad windows, lighting without fluorescent or halogen fixtures, lumber six feet or longer and free of hardware, cabinets, tools, and good quality furniture such as seating, tables, dressers and framed mirrors, with acceptance based on a visual check. Hazardous waste, liquids, tanks with compressed gas, treated wood, asbestos and major vehicle parts are refused at the station, and oil-based paints, stains and anything labeled warning, caution or danger go to the North Seattle household hazardous waste site 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.
Recology King County for City of Shoreline households, with the King County Shoreline Recycling and Transfer Station and E-Cycle Washington
Book a Recology on-call bulky collection
A Shoreline household with a couch, mattress, appliance or other large item that will not fit in a cart and is easier to leave at the curb.
Cost & conditions
From $26.83 per item in the published curbside on-call rate table, where white goods other than refrigerators and freezers are $26.83, sofas, chairs, mattresses and box springs are $27.11 and refrigerators and freezers are $40.26, with service charges and disposal or recycling fees applying. Recology residential customers in Shoreline. The item must be placed at the same spot where the carts are collected, and the doors must be removed from a refrigerator or freezer before set-out.
Arrange it
Call 206-763-4444 or book the collection online, take the confirmation price and date, and have the item at the curb on that day.
The price is set per item on the published table rather than by weight, material the station refuses such as electronics, hazardous waste and liquids still needs its own route, and the collection is an arrangement rather than part of the ordinary service day.
Recology King County for City of Shoreline households, with the King County Shoreline Recycling and Transfer Station and E-Cycle Washington
Haul it to the King County Shoreline station
A household with a mattress, appliance, load of construction debris or household junk that can be carried in a vehicle.
Cost & conditions
The station charges by material and weight rather than one flat price: mattress recycling is $30.00 per item, a refrigerant appliance is $30.00 per unit, recyclables are free, clean wood and yard waste carry a $20.70 minimum and $129.38 per ton above 320 pounds, and garbage carries a $40.25 minimum up to 320 pounds and $243.38 per ton above that, with a $25 fee for an unsecured load and a CleanUp LIFT discount of $20 for each type of waste for customers with a ProviderOne, EBT or ORCA LIFT card.
Arrange it
Drive to 2300 N 165th Street during the posted hours, sort cardboard, clean wood, scrap metal and yard waste into the recycling areas, and pay at the scale by Visa, Mastercard, Discover, cash or Apple Pay.
Televisions and electronics are refused, major appliances are not accepted as disposal even though they can be recycled there, and hazardous waste, liquids, gas tanks, treated wood and major vehicle parts have no route at the station.
Recology King County for City of Shoreline households, with the King County Shoreline Recycling and Transfer Station and E-Cycle Washington
Use Recology special item recycling
A household with batteries, motor or cooking oil, block Styrofoam, textiles, small appliances and electronics, fluorescent tubes or bulbs, or small disposable propane canisters.
Cost & conditions
No fee is published for the curbside special item recycling program. It is listed as a Recology residential service requested by the bill payer, and the city describes free special item recycling for apartment and condo residents for a limited time, so confirm the current charge when the collection is requested.
Arrange it
Request the special item collection from Recology on 206-763-4444 or online and place the items on top of or beside the blue recycling cart on collection day, following the preparation rules for each material.
Each material has its own limit: three bags of textiles, two small appliances or electronics of two feet or less per side and under sixty pounds, two fluorescent tubes or bulbs per collection and ten a year, half a gallon of batteries with the ends taped and no vehicle batteries, three gallons of each oil type in labeled containers, three bags of block Styrofoam with no packing peanuts, and ten small disposable propane canisters with no propane tanks.
Recology King County for City of Shoreline households, with the King County Shoreline Recycling and Transfer Station and E-Cycle Washington
Use E-Cycle Washington for screens and computers
A household with a television, computer, laptop, monitor, tablet, e-reader or portable DVD player that wants a free drop-off.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Washington households, small businesses, charities, school districts and small governments using a participating E-Cycle Washington collection site, which takes televisions, computers, laptops, monitors, tablets, e-readers and portable DVD players free. Keyboards, mice, printers, toner cartridges and cell phones are free at Best Buy and Staples instead.
Arrange it
Find the closest collection site by address, city or postal code, or call 1-800-732-9253, and confirm that the specific item is accepted before traveling.
The program covers the listed electronics only, other electronics outside it carry a fee at some recyclers, and a badly damaged item may be refused.
King County recycling and transfer station inside Shoreline
Shoreline Recycling & Transfer Station
2300 N 165th Street, Shoreline, WA 98133
Household garbage by weight, furniture as garbage, mattresses and box springs recycled at a per item fee, major appliances including refrigerant units accepted for recycling, up to four tires per customer in the tire bins, clean scrap metal, corrugated cardboard, clean untreated wood, yard waste, ordinary recyclables free of charge, and reusable building material through the Second Use collection area outside the station.
Televisions, computers and other electronics are not accepted, major appliances are not accepted as ordinary disposal even though they can be recycled here, and hazardous waste, liquids, tanks with compressed gas, treated wood, asbestos, medicines, motor vehicles and major vehicle parts are refused. More than six mattresses per customer in a day needs Waste Clearance approval, loads from hydraulic or mechanized dump vehicles face a construction and demolition restriction, and an unsecured load carries a $25 fee.
Monday to Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day. Maximum combined vehicle and trailer length of forty feet, and the information line is 206-477-4466.
Fees follow the material and the weight rather than a single price: mattress recycling is $30.00 per item, a refrigerant appliance is $30.00 per unit, recyclables are free, clean wood and yard waste carry a $20.70 minimum for loads up to 320 pounds and $129.38 per ton above that, and garbage carries a $40.25 minimum with $243.38 per ton above 320 pounds. A $25 unsecured load fee applies, and customers with a ProviderOne, EBT or ORCA LIFT card get the CleanUp LIFT discount of $20 off each type of waste per visit.
Counter drop-off for hard to recycle items in Shoreline
Recology Store Shoreline
15235 Aurora Ave N, unit 102, Shoreline, WA
Compact fluorescent bulbs, household batteries, old textiles, hardcover books, small electronics and appliances, block Styrofoam and bicycles, for limited quantities.
Recology King County residential customers may drop off limited quantities of the listed hard to recycle items, and non-customers pay a minimal fee depending on the material. Call the store for the current list and any fee before loading the car.
Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., phone 206-417-3877.
Recology residential customers drop off limited quantities of the listed items, while non-customers and Seattle residents pay a minimal fee that depends on the material, so confirm the current charge with the store on 206-417-3877.
Reusable building material drop-off outside the station
Second Use collection area at the Shoreline station
2300 N 165th Street, Shoreline, WA 98133
Reusable interior and exterior doors, vinyl, wood and aluminium-clad windows, lighting without fluorescent or halogen fixtures, lumber six feet or longer that is free of hardware, cabinets and hardware, tools, and good quality furniture such as seating, tables, dressers and framed mirrors.
Items must be in good, reusable condition and may be accepted or rejected based on a visual inspection by Second Use staff, so nothing is guaranteed to be taken. Contact Second Use at shoreline@seconduse.com or 206-423-2728 before bringing a load.
Confirm current hours with Second Use at 206-423-2728 or shoreline@seconduse.com before traveling, because the county page publishes no hours for the collection area.
No charge or credit for donated building material is published, and acceptance depends on an inspection, so confirm the terms with Second Use at 206-423-2728 before bringing material to the site.
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 Shoreline?+
Two priced routes. Recology collects a mattress or box spring as an on-call bulky item from the curb at the published per item rate for sofas, chairs, mattresses and box springs, booked on 206-763-4444 or online. The King County Shoreline station at 2300 N 165th Street recycles mattresses and box springs for a per item fee, which is the cheaper option if you can haul it, and the station is open every day with weekend hours from 8:30 a.m.Official guidance
Will Recology take my couch in Shoreline?+
Yes, as an on-call bulky collection. Recology publishes a per item rate for sofas, chairs, mattresses and box springs, collected from the same spot where your carts go, booked on 206-763-4444 or through the scheduling page. If you would rather haul it, the King County Shoreline station takes furniture as garbage by weight, and good quality furniture, framed mirrors and dressers can be offered to the Second Use collection area outside the station.Official guidance
Where do washers, dryers and stoves go in Shoreline?+
Either route works. Recology collects white goods other than refrigerators and freezers as an on-call bulky item at a published per item rate, booked on 206-763-4444. The King County Shoreline station takes major appliances for recycling, and it refuses them as ordinary disposal with the single exception of a dishwasher that is at least half plastic, so tell staff at the gate that the appliance is for the recycling area rather than the garbage bay.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Shoreline?+
To E-Cycle Washington. King County bars televisions, computers, monitors, laptops and cell phones from the garbage and refuses them at transfer stations, and the state program recycles televisions, computers, laptops and monitors free at authorized collection sites, with printers, keyboards, mice, toner cartridges and cell phones free at Best Buy and Staples. A small appliance or electronic item of two feet or less per side and under sixty pounds can go out on the blue cart through the Recology special item program instead.Official guidance
What can I take to the Shoreline transfer station?+
Household garbage by weight, furniture, mattresses and box springs for recycling at a per item fee, major appliances for recycling including refrigerant units at a per unit fee, up to four tires per customer in the tire bins, scrap metal, corrugated cardboard, clean wood, yard waste and ordinary recyclables, with recyclables free of charge. Televisions, computers and other electronics are refused, appliances are not accepted as ordinary disposal, and the county adds an unsecured load fee to a load that is not tied down.Official guidance
What does a bulky item pickup cost in Shoreline?+
The Recology curbside on-call service is published per item, so a couch, chair, mattress or box spring has one listed rate, a refrigerator or freezer has a higher rate because of the refrigerant, and other white goods have their own figure, with service charges and disposal or recycling fees on top. Hauling to the King County station instead is priced by material and weight: mattress recycling and refrigerant appliances carry per item fees, recyclables are free, and a mixed load of household garbage pays a minimum up to a weight limit and a per ton rate above it. Confirm which route you are using before anything is set out.Official guidance
Who do I call about garbage, recycling or a bulky pickup in Shoreline?+
Recology King County handles the curbside service on 206-763-4444 or shoreline@recology.com, and a missed collection has to be reported within 24 hours so the material can be picked up on the next business day. The King County solid waste information line is 206-477-4466 for the Shoreline station and its rules, the station itself is on 2300 N 165th Street, and the Recology Store on Aurora Avenue takes hard to recycle items on 206-417-3877.Official guidance
