What they’ll take
“Accepted” means the program takes it at no extra charge. Check limits before you set items out.
Couch / furniture
AcceptedMattress
LimitedMattresses and box springs must be bagged and wrapped.
Appliance
Not acceptedFridge or freezer
Call to confirmElectronics
Not acceptedTire
Not acceptedYard waste
Call to confirmBrush and branches
LimitedBundled branches, max 4 ft by 4 inches.
Construction debris
Not acceptedHousehold hazardous waste
Not acceptedHousehold trash
Call to confirmLimits
Up to 5 large items plus up to 10 bags (32 gallons, 50 lb max each) per address.
Set-out rules
Out by 6 a.m., visible, at least 2 ft from carts, cars and poles. Setting out at other times is illegal dumping. Do not use cardboard boxes.
Not accepted
- E-waste
- Construction materials
- Auto materials
- Unbundled branches, stumps, dirt, sod
- Commercial or industrial waste
- Hazardous materials (paint, batteries, tires)
- Appliances
- Loose trash
Other options
Appliances, household hazardous waste, paint and e-waste have separate City programs.
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Quick answers
How do I schedule bulk trash pickup in Denver?
Large items are collected every 9 weeks on your regular trash and recycling day. Look up your date in the Trash and Recycling app or online calendar.
What are the limits for bulk pickup in Denver?
Up to 5 large items plus up to 10 bags (32 gallons, 50 lb max each) per address.
What can’t go out with bulk pickup in Denver?
E-waste, Construction materials, Auto materials, Unbundled branches, stumps, dirt, sod, Commercial or industrial waste, Hazardous materials (paint, batteries, tires), Appliances, Loose trash.
Sources
Last verified: Nov 6, 2026. Check the official page or call before you go.
- Large Item Pickup ↗ Checked Nov 6, 2026