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Texas trash & bulky-item guides

Browse 32 reviewed city guides, then use the local page for the actual collection schedule, limits and service eligibility.

What changes across Texas

Texas does not have one statewide bulky-trash schedule. City sanitation departments, contracted haulers and local solid-waste systems set the curbside rules. For chemicals and other household hazardous waste, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality maintains statewide guidance and local-program contacts.

Important: A state resource does not create one statewide couch, mattress or appliance pickup rule. The city, county, HOA or contracted hauler serving the address usually controls curbside bulky collection.

33 city guides

AbileneTexas local disposal guide →AmarilloTexas local disposal guide →ArlingtonTexas local disposal guide →AustinTexas local disposal guide →BrownsvilleTexas local disposal guide →CarrolltonTexas local disposal guide →College StationTexas local disposal guide →Corpus ChristiTexas local disposal guide →DallasTexas local disposal guide →DentonTexas local disposal guide →El PasoTexas local disposal guide →Fort WorthTexas local disposal guide →FriscoTexas local disposal guide →GarlandTexas local disposal guide →Grand PrairieTexas local disposal guide →HoustonTexas local disposal guide →IrvingTexas local disposal guide →KilleenTexas local disposal guide →LaredoTexas local disposal guide →LewisvilleTexas local disposal guide →LubbockTexas local disposal guide →McAllenTexas local disposal guide →McKinneyTexas local disposal guide →MesquiteTexas local disposal guide →MidlandTexas local disposal guide →New BraunfelsTexas local disposal guide →OdessaTexas local disposal guide →PasadenaTexas local disposal guide →PearlandTexas local disposal guide →PlanoTexas local disposal guide →Round RockTexas local disposal guide →San AntonioTexas local disposal guide →WacoTexas local disposal guide →

Statewide special-waste resource

For materials such as household chemicals, paint, batteries or electronics, the state resource below can help identify the correct special-waste system. Always check the local city or county program for eligibility, hours and quantity limits.

TCEQ — Household Hazardous Waste: A Guide for Texans →

How to use these guides

  1. Open the city that actually provides or regulates the property’s waste service.
  2. Check the bulky-item route and whether an appointment or address lookup is required.
  3. Separate refrigerant appliances, electronics, tires, chemicals and construction debris from ordinary furniture.
  4. Recheck the linked official source before a special trip or unusual set-out.