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City collection Furniture is named on the local hauler's bulky list, which includes two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee, and the transfer station takes household loads by weight. Two bulky items a month are included in the hauler's monthly service fee and go out with the household trash on the regular pickup day, while anything beyond two items, anything weighing more than 50 pounds or anything with a screen over four inches has to be scheduled in advance and may carry an extra charge, so confirm the piece and any cost on 866-679-2776. Hauling it to the transfer station instead costs a $12.00 minimum up to 220 pounds or $81.25 per ton above that.
City collection No Morgantown, county or hauler page retrieved here names a mattress, so the set has to be confirmed with the hauler that holds the subscription or with the transfer station before anything is set out. No mattress rate is published. The local hauler's bulky list names furniture and a catch-all for items too large or too heavy for a trash bag and includes two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee, while the Mountaineer Transfer Station prices household loads by weight with a $12.00 minimum up to 220 pounds and $81.25 per ton above that, so confirm the mattress with the hauler on 866-679-2776 or with the station on 304-368-7735.
City collection A cooling appliance needs refrigerant documentation before any route will take it: the hauler requires certification and advance scheduling, and the transfer station refuses a refrigerant unit without a licensed removal tag. No cooling appliance rate is published. The county-listed free appliance drop-off in Westover names refrigerators, air conditioners and dehumidifiers among what it takes, the hauler requires refrigerant certification with the pickup scheduled in advance on 866-679-2776, and the Mountaineer Transfer Station refuses an appliance containing refrigerant unless the refrigerant has been removed and tagged by a licensed vendor, so confirm the unit and the refrigerant handling with the receiving site first.
City collection Bulky material is split between the subscription hauler, which includes two bulky items a month, and the Mountaineer Transfer Station, which weighs household loads and charges a minimum for a light load. From $12 for the transfer station minimum of $12.00 for a load up to 220 pounds, with loads of 220 pounds and higher charged $81.25 per ton based on actual net weight, in the rate schedule effective October 16, 2023. Any household bringing accepted material to the Mountaineer Transfer Station at 2130 Rail Street. The station refuses liquids, hazardous waste, pesticides, tires, batteries, oils, radioactive waste, whole drums, asbestos and an appliance that contains refrigerant without a licensed removal tag. The local hauler entitlement of two bulky items a month is included in that hauler's monthly service fee rather than being a stand-alone free service.
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?
Morgantown residents are required by city ordinance to sign up and contract for refuse and recycling collection, and bulky material is scheduled with the hauler rather than left out with the regular load. One local hauler includes two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee, while anything heavier than 50 pounds, anything with a screen larger than four inches or anything containing refrigerant has to be booked in advance. The self-haul route is the Mountaineer Transfer Station at 2130 Rail Street in the industrial park, open six days a week and priced by weight with a minimum for a light load. Televisions and computers never go to the curb, and county drop-offs take appliances and electronics.
No Morgantown, county or hauler page retrieved here names a mattress, so the set has to be confirmed with the hauler that holds the subscription or with the transfer station before anything is set out.
City cost & eligibility
No mattress rate is published. The local hauler's bulky list names furniture and a catch-all for items too large or too heavy for a trash bag and includes two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee, while the Mountaineer Transfer Station prices household loads by weight with a $12.00 minimum up to 220 pounds and $81.25 per ton above that, so confirm the mattress with the hauler on 866-679-2776 or with the station on 304-368-7735.
When & how
Call the hauler that collects your street or the transfer station first, then either put the set out on the scheduled bulky day or haul it to 2130 Rail Street during the posted hours.
Get it ready
Keep the set dry and whole, wrap it if the hauler asks, and keep it clear of the carts and the sidewalk. Have the payment method ready if you are taking it to the transfer station, because the load is weighed at the gate.
Furniture is named on the local hauler's bulky list, which includes two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee, and the transfer station takes household loads by weight.
City cost & eligibility
Two bulky items a month are included in the hauler's monthly service fee and go out with the household trash on the regular pickup day, while anything beyond two items, anything weighing more than 50 pounds or anything with a screen over four inches has to be scheduled in advance and may carry an extra charge, so confirm the piece and any cost on 866-679-2776. Hauling it to the transfer station instead costs a $12.00 minimum up to 220 pounds or $81.25 per ton above that.
When & how
Call the hauler in advance and put the piece at the curb with the household trash on the regular pickup day, or take it to 2130 Rail Street during the posted hours.
Get it ready
Empty drawers and cushions, keep the piece manageable for the crew, and leave it clear of the carts, the mailbox and the sidewalk. Take the legs or glass top off anything that could break or catch during the lift.
Monongalia County Recycling lists a free appliance recycling drop-off in Westover that takes washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves, water heaters and more, and the Salvation Army accepts working appliances.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The county-listed free appliance recycling drop-off at Appliance Distribution Source, 110 Dunkard Avenue in Westover, for washers, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, stoves, air conditioners, water heaters and dehumidifiers, with after-hours items left by the dock ramp. Call 304-292-1348 before traveling, and note that the Salvation Army takes working appliances only.
When & how
Call the drop-off on 304-292-1348 to confirm, then deliver the appliance to 110 Dunkard Avenue in Westover. A working unit can also go to the Salvation Army on University Avenue, which will collect larger items by arrangement on 304-296-3525.
Get it ready
Empty the unit, remove the door or tape it shut, and keep it upright. Ask before bringing a unit that still holds refrigerant, because the transfer station refuses one without a licensed refrigerant removal tag.
A cooling appliance needs refrigerant documentation before any route will take it: the hauler requires certification and advance scheduling, and the transfer station refuses a refrigerant unit without a licensed removal tag.
City cost & eligibility
No cooling appliance rate is published. The county-listed free appliance drop-off in Westover names refrigerators, air conditioners and dehumidifiers among what it takes, the hauler requires refrigerant certification with the pickup scheduled in advance on 866-679-2776, and the Mountaineer Transfer Station refuses an appliance containing refrigerant unless the refrigerant has been removed and tagged by a licensed vendor, so confirm the unit and the refrigerant handling with the receiving site first.
When & how
Call the receiving business before the unit moves, confirm whether it handles the refrigerant itself, and book the hauler pickup or the drop-off trip for the day they confirm.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, remove the doors, and keep the refrigerant circuit sealed. Have the licensed removal tag ready if you are using the transfer station, because staff will look for it at the gate.
Electronics may not go to the curb. City households on the paid subscription get a monthly appointment collection, the county runs free e-cycle events, and the local drop-offs split between free computer recycling and a charge for anything with a screen.
City cost & eligibility
Prices differ by route. The city forbids putting a television, monitor, computer, DVD player, radio or VCR at the curb and takes them by appointment with one Saturday a month collection for households on the paid subscription. County e-cycle events are free for Monongalia County residents with identification and no businesses, and refuse CRT monitors. PC Renewal recycles computers free for county residents Monday to Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. by appointment on 304-291-8550 but takes no televisions, Morgantown Goodwill takes computers free but no televisions, and the retailer route prices anything with a screen per item while taking other home electronics and computer accessories free, with the published price recorded on the retailer option.
When & how
Book the monthly appointment with the hauler that holds your subscription, wait for the next county e-cycle event, or call one of the drop-offs in the county directory and follow its appointment rule.
Get it ready
Keep televisions, monitors and computers out of both carts and out of the bulky pile, wipe or remove the drive before a computer leaves the house, and check the screen size before using the retailer route because console televisions and large CRT sets are refused there.
The city states that construction materials set out for collection will not be taken, so a project load needs a roll-off container from a hauler or a weighed trip to the transfer station.
City cost & eligibility
No city construction rate exists. A local hauler supplies open-top roll-off containers in 20, 30 and 40 cubic yard sizes and quotes the job rather than publishing a rate, while the Mountaineer Transfer Station charges a $12.00 minimum up to 220 pounds and $81.25 per ton above that and refuses asbestos, so confirm the container quote or the load rules before the material moves.
When & how
Order a roll-off container from a local hauler before the work starts, or take the load to 2130 Rail Street during the posted hours and confirm at the gate that the material is accepted.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the curbside cart and the bulky pile, keep asbestos out of the load entirely, and separate clean material such as concrete, brick and untreated wood so the receiving site can price and handle it. Carpet that does go out with household material has to be cut, bundled and less than four feet in length.
Exercise equipment is not named on any list retrieved here, but the hauler's bulky service covers items too large or too heavy for a trash bag, so the machine has to be confirmed before it goes out.
City cost & eligibility
No exercise machine rate is published. The hauler's bulky service includes two items a month in the monthly service fee and its list ends with a catch-all for items too large or too heavy for a trash bag, while anything over 50 pounds or beyond two items has to be booked in advance and may cost more, so confirm the machine on 866-679-2776. The transfer station also takes household loads by weight with a $12.00 minimum up to 220 pounds.
When & how
Call the hauler with the machine's size and weight and ask whether it qualifies as a bulky item, or plan to take it to 2130 Rail Street and pay the weighed rate.
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 weight when you book, because anything over 50 pounds is handled as a scheduled item.
Bulky material is split between the subscription hauler, which includes two bulky items a month, and the Mountaineer Transfer Station, which weighs household loads and charges a minimum for a light load.
City cost & eligibility
From $12 for the transfer station minimum of $12.00 for a load up to 220 pounds, with loads of 220 pounds and higher charged $81.25 per ton based on actual net weight, in the rate schedule effective October 16, 2023. Any household bringing accepted material to the Mountaineer Transfer Station at 2130 Rail Street. The station refuses liquids, hazardous waste, pesticides, tires, batteries, oils, radioactive waste, whole drums, asbestos and an appliance that contains refrigerant without a licensed removal tag. The local hauler entitlement of two bulky items a month is included in that hauler's monthly service fee rather than being a stand-alone free service.
When & how
Call the hauler in advance to use one of the two included bulky pickups, or take the load to 2130 Rail Street, open Monday to Friday from 5:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Get it ready
Keep the load to accepted household material, leave tires, batteries, oils, liquids and asbestos out, and secure the vehicle load before traveling. Bagged household trash only is accepted on the station's monthly free day, which falls on the first Thursday, and trailers and roll-offs are not allowed then.
Collection is a subscription the ordinance requires
Morgantown residents are required by city ordinance to sign up and contract for refuse and recycling collection, and a building with two or more units is priced as a commercial account. Waste goes in bags or containers no larger than 32 gallons and no heavier than 50 pounds, and more than one bulk item has to be scheduled with the hauler before anything is set out.
The local hauler includes two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee and collects them at the curb on the regular pickup day after a call to 866-679-2776. Anything beyond two items, anything weighing more than 50 pounds, anything with an electronic screen over four inches and anything containing refrigerant has to be scheduled in advance and may carry an extra charge.
The Mountaineer Transfer Station at 2130 Rail Street in the industrial park is open Monday to Friday from 5:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., and it is closed on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Loads are weighed, and the station refuses free-flowing liquids, hazardous waste, pesticides, tires, batteries, oils, radioactive waste, whole drums, asbestos and an appliance that contains refrigerant without a licensed removal tag.
Televisions, monitors, computers, DVD players, radios and VCRs may not be placed at the curb for regular collection. Households on the paid subscription book a special collection by appointment with one Saturday a month pickup, and county residents can also use the free county e-cycle events with identification and no businesses, although CRT monitors are refused there.
Construction materials set out for collection will not be taken, so a project load needs a roll-off container or a weighed trip to the transfer station. Carpet that does go out with household material has to be cut, bundled and less than four feet in length, and the county recycling center takes cardboard only when it is flattened, with plastic bags no longer accepted there.
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 Morgantown ordinance with contracted curbside haulers, Monongalia County Solid Waste Authority and the Mountaineer Transfer Station
Use the two included bulky pickups with your hauler
A Morgantown household with a couch, appliance, television or other large item that fits the hauler's bulky definition and can wait for the regular pickup day.
Cost & conditions
The local hauler includes the disposal of two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee, so there is no separate charge for those two, while anything beyond two items, anything heavier than 50 pounds, anything with an electronic screen over four inches and anything containing refrigerant must be scheduled in advance and may carry an extra charge assessed when you book on 866-679-2776.
Arrange it
Call 866-679-2776 to schedule the pickup, then put the items at the curb with the household trash on the regularly scheduled collection day.
The entitlement is two items a month and it belongs to the subscription rather than being a free stand-alone service. refrigerant appliances need certification that the gas has been removed and advance scheduling, and electronics with a screen go by appointment instead of in the bulky pile.
City of Morgantown ordinance with contracted curbside haulers, Monongalia County Solid Waste Authority and the Mountaineer Transfer Station
Haul the load to the Mountaineer Transfer Station
A household with household junk, furniture or a mixed load that can be carried in a vehicle and wants the item gone now.
Cost & conditions
From $12 for the station minimum of $12.00 for a load up to 220 pounds, with loads of 220 pounds and higher charged $81.25 per ton based on actual net weight, in the rate schedule effective October 16, 2023. Any household bringing accepted material to 2130 Rail Street in the Morgantown Industrial Park in Westover, with the load weighed at the gate. Bagged household trash only is taken on the monthly free day on the first Thursday.
Arrange it
Drive to 2130 Rail Street, arrive during the posted hours, and have the load secured and the payment ready at the scale.
The station refuses liquids, hazardous waste, pesticides, tires, batteries, oils, radioactive waste, whole drums, asbestos and an appliance that contains refrigerant without a licensed removal tag, and it does not accept trailers or roll-offs on the monthly free day.
City of Morgantown ordinance with contracted curbside haulers, Monongalia County Solid Waste Authority and the Mountaineer Transfer Station
Use the free county electronics routes
A Monongalia County household with computers, accessories or other electronics that wants free recycling rather than a paid retailer drop-off.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Monongalia County residents with identification at the county e-cycle events, which are free and closed to businesses, and Monongalia County residents using PC Renewal for computers and accessories, which is free Monday to Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. by appointment on 304-291-8550.
Arrange it
Watch the county events page for the next e-cycle event and bring identification, or call PC Renewal for an appointment.
The county events refuse CRT monitors and PC Renewal takes no televisions, so a television has to use the city appointment collection, Morgantown Goodwill for a computer, or the retailer route, which prices anything with a screen per item, accepts televisions under 32 inches and flat screens, refuses console sets and CRT sets larger than 32 inches and limits three items per household per day.
Take screens and accessories to the retailer counter
A household with a television, monitor or computer accessory that the county routes do not take, including a television that is not welcome at the free e-cycle events.
Cost & conditions
$25 per item with a screen at the Best Buy store in University Town Centre in Granville, while other home electronics and computer accessories are taken there free of charge. Households bringing up to three items per household per day. A television under 32 inches and a flat screen are accepted for the charge, while a console television and a CRT television larger than 32 inches are refused.
Arrange it
Take the item to the retailer counter at University Town Centre in Granville and confirm the screen size before handing it over, because the acceptance rule turns on the size and the set type.
The charge applies to anything with a screen rather than to the accessories, console televisions and large CRT sets are refused, and the counter limits a household to three items a day, so a larger load needs the county events or another route.
City of Morgantown ordinance with contracted curbside haulers, Monongalia County Solid Waste Authority and the Mountaineer Transfer Station
Drop appliances at the free Westover site
A household with a washer, dryer, dishwasher, stove, water heater or similar appliance that can be carried to the industrial area.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The county-listed free appliance recycling drop-off at Appliance Distribution Source, 110 Dunkard Avenue in Westover, for washers, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, stoves, air conditioners, water heaters and dehumidifiers, with after-hours items left by the dock ramp. Call 304-292-1348 before traveling.
Arrange it
Call 304-292-1348, then deliver the unit to 110 Dunkard Avenue in Westover during its hours or leave it by the dock ramp after hours.
The site is a recycling drop-off rather than a collection service, working appliances can instead go to the Salvation Army on 304-296-3525, and a unit that still holds refrigerant should be confirmed with the site because other facilities require a licensed refrigerant removal tag.
Weighed household drop-off for the Morgantown area
Mountaineer Transfer Station
2130 Rail Street, Morgantown, WV 26505
Household trash and mixed household loads brought by residents and delivered to the scale, with the load weighed and charged from the minimum up to the per ton rate.
Free-flowing liquids, regulated hazardous waste, pesticides, tires, batteries, oils and oil contaminated soils, radioactive waste, whole drums or containers, asbestos and appliances containing refrigerant are refused, and a cooling appliance is taken only when the refrigerant has been removed and tagged by a licensed vendor. Bagged household trash only is accepted on the monthly free day, with no trailers or roll-offs, and the facility is owned and operated by Republic Services rather than by the county authority.
Monday to Friday 5:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., closed on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. Phone 304-368-7735.
From $12 for a minimum charge of $12.00 for loads up to 220 pounds, with loads of 220 pounds and higher charged $81.25 per ton based on actual net weight, effective October 16, 2023. Any customer bringing accepted material, with the load weighed at the gate. The monthly free day for bagged household trash only falls on the first Thursday.
Washers, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, stoves, air conditioners, water heaters and dehumidifiers, for free appliance recycling.
Listed by Monongalia County Recycling as a free drop-off with after-hours items left by the dock ramp. No published opening hours were found, so call 304-292-1348 before traveling, and confirm the refrigerant question for a refrigerator, air conditioner or dehumidifier because other facilities require a licensed removal tag.
Confirm current hours at 304-292-1348, because the county directory publishes the drop-off terms without a schedule.
No charge. Free appliance recycling drop-off listed by Monongalia County Recycling for the appliances it names, with items left by the dock ramp after hours.
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 Morgantown?+
Ask first, because no Morgantown, Monongalia County or hauler page retrieved here names a mattress. A local hauler includes two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee and describes its bulky service as covering furniture and anything too large or heavy for a trash bag, while the Mountaineer Transfer Station at 2130 Rail Street takes household loads by weight with a minimum charge for a light load. Call the hauler on 866-679-2776 or the station on 304-368-7735 and confirm the set before it leaves the house.Official guidance
Will my hauler take a couch in Morgantown?+
Furniture is on the local hauler's bulky item list, and the service includes two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee with the items going out on the regular trash day after a call to 866-679-2776. Anything beyond the two items, anything heavier than 50 pounds or anything with a screen over four inches has to be scheduled in advance and may cost more. A household that would rather haul it can use the Mountaineer Transfer Station at 2130 Rail Street, where the load is weighed and charged with a minimum for a light load.Official guidance
Where can I take an old appliance in Morgantown?+
The county recycling directory lists a free appliance recycling drop-off at Appliance Distribution Source, 110 Dunkard Avenue in Westover, for washers, dryers, dishwashers, refrigerators, stoves, air conditioners, water heaters and dehumidifiers, with items left by the dock ramp after hours. Call 304-292-1348 first to confirm the hours and the unit. A working appliance can instead go to the Salvation Army on University Avenue, which accepts working appliances and will arrange pickup of larger items on 304-296-3525.Official guidance
Where do televisions and computers go in Morgantown?+
Not to the curb. The city requires an appointment for electronic waste and collects it one Saturday a month for households on the paid subscription. County residents can also use the free e-cycle events with identification and no businesses, although CRT monitors are refused there. Locally, PC Renewal takes computers and accessories free by appointment but no televisions, Morgantown Goodwill takes computers free but no televisions, and Best Buy charges a screen fee, accepts televisions under 32 inches and flat screens, refuses console sets and large CRT sets and limits three items per household per day.Official guidance
How do I get rid of bulky items in Morgantown?+
Two routes. A subscription hauler includes two bulky items a month in its monthly service fee, with the items at the curb on the regular pickup day after a call to 866-679-2776, and anything beyond two items or over 50 pounds has to be scheduled in advance with a possible extra charge. Otherwise take the load to the Mountaineer Transfer Station at 2130 Rail Street, which is open Monday to Friday from 5:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., weighs the load and charges a minimum for up to 220 pounds with a per ton rate above that.Official guidance
What is the free day at the Mountaineer Transfer Station?+
The station holds a monthly free day on the first Thursday of each month for bagged household trash only, meaning what would fit in your trash bag at home. Trailers and roll-offs of household trash are not accepted on the free day, and the station asks anyone unsure about the load to call 304-368-7735 first.Official guidance
What does bulky item disposal cost in Morgantown?+
Two of the routes have no extra charge and the others are priced differently. A subscription hauler includes two bulky items a month in the monthly service fee, with anything beyond two items, over 50 pounds, with a screen over four inches or containing refrigerant scheduled in advance at a possible extra charge. The Mountaineer Transfer Station weighs every load and charges a minimum for up to 220 pounds with a per ton rate above that. Appliance recycling at the Westover drop-off is listed as free, computers recycle free through PC Renewal by appointment, and a television usually costs at the retailer route because the free options do not take one.Official guidance
Who do I call about trash, bulk items or electronics in Morgantown?+
Start with the hauler that holds your subscription, because the city requires residents to contract for collection and bulky items are scheduled rather than left at the curb. The local hauler schedules bulky pickups on 866-679-2776. The Mountaineer Transfer Station answers on 304-368-7735, Monongalia County Recycling is on 304-291-5940, the free appliance drop-off in Westover is on 304-292-1348, and PC Renewal books free computer recycling on 304-291-8550.Official guidance
