Beaverton, OR: bulky pickup & disposal rules
Official City franchise/Who’s My Hauler confirms address-specific hauler selection; no universal bulky price or collection day.
Quick answer
Beaverton does not offer one universal City-operated bulky-item collection route or a universal Citywide bulky-item price. Residents are assigned a franchised garbage/recycling hauler for their address, and bulky furniture service is usually arranged with the hauler, often for a charge.
Who qualifies
The City operates a franchise service system; first identify your specific hauler using the City’s “Who’s My Hauler?” tool. Some Beaverton postal addresses may be served under Washington County or a different geographic franchise, so verify the actual parcel.
Furniture, mattresses and appliances
Haulers can describe their collection options for a mattress, sofa, dresser, appliance or unusually heavy item. Do not claim that refrigerators or televisions go in any ordinary curbside bulky pickup before discussing safety, refrigerant and electronics recycling rules.
Before setting anything out
Use the City’s Who’s My Hauler? address lookup to verify the franchised provider and service-boundary first. Request that hauler’s current bulky-item quote and collection date before setting out anything beside your cart. Follow the operator’s instructions for size, access, placement and prepayment; Beaverton’s published residential rate documents can be used to cross-check allowed charge categories.
What not to put in the bulky pile
Paint, household chemicals, batteries and regulated electronics use dedicated recycling or hazardous-waste streams rather than an automatic bulky-item cartside pickup.
Where to take other large items
The City links to Oregon Metro recycling and household hazardous waste options. Check Metro’s current “Find a Recycler” listings by item and site.