What they’ll take
“Accepted” means the program takes it at no extra charge. Check limits before you set items out.
Couch / furniture
AcceptedMattress
AcceptedAppliance
AcceptedStoves and water heaters are collected curbside with no extra charge or call.
Fridge or freezer
LimitedMust be confirmed emptied of refrigerant by a certified professional.
Electronics
Not acceptedTire
Not acceptedYard waste
AcceptedBrush and branches
AcceptedConstruction debris
Not acceptedHousehold hazardous waste
Not acceptedHousehold trash
Not acceptedLimits
Up to 3 cubic yards of brush and yard waste plus 3 cubic yards of bulk items per week.
Set-out rules
Out no earlier than 6 p.m. the evening before and by 6:30 a.m. on collection day. Keep 3 ft from bins, mailboxes, meters, fences and cars, with 16 ft of overhead clearance. Cut limbs to 4 ft lengths in bundles under 40 lb; wrap mattresses in plastic, leave furniture assembled, remove appliance doors and tape plate glass.
Not accepted
- Excess household trash that does not fit the cart
- Bulk or brush over 3 cubic yards each
- Brick, tile, stone, concrete blocks and railroad ties
- Tires and propane tanks
- Items too big for two people to lift
- Electronics, batteries, household chemicals, paint and automotive fluids
Other options
Take unaccepted material to the landfill on approved days, or have your contractor haul project debris.
Quick answers
Who qualifies for bulk trash pickup in Carrollton?
Carrollton residential customers. Waste must come from the homeowner's own property.
How do I schedule bulk trash pickup in Carrollton?
Collected weekly on your regular collection day, at the street curb in front of your home, not the alley.
How much does bulk trash pickup cost in Carrollton?
Weekly curbside pickup is included. A pickup on a day other than your trash day, or an extra green cart, costs a fee.
What are the limits for bulk pickup in Carrollton?
Up to 3 cubic yards of brush and yard waste plus 3 cubic yards of bulk items per week.
What can’t go out with bulk pickup in Carrollton?
Excess household trash that does not fit the cart, Bulk or brush over 3 cubic yards each, Brick, tile, stone, concrete blocks and railroad ties, Tires and propane tanks, Items too big for two people to lift, Electronics, batteries, household chemicals, paint and automotive fluids.
Sources
Last verified: May 12, 2026. Check the official page or call before you go.
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