Prairie Village, Kansas

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Getting rid of it shouldn’t be a guessing game.

Figuring out what the city takes. Waiting for pickup day. Calling around for quotes. It’s a lot to sort out for something you’re ready to be done with.

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Choose your pickup day. Book by 2pm local time for same-day pickup, where available.

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A clear spot. An easy pickup.

Your driveway or another accessible outdoor spot. Bring your items outside and leave a clear path. We take care of loading and hauling them away.

  1. 1

    Book before you bring it out.

    Your items can still be inside when you book. Follow the readiness instructions in your confirmation.

  2. 2

    Choose a clear outdoor spot.

    You arrange any carrying out of your home or down interior stairs. Keep entrances, sidewalks and shared access clear. We handle loading and haul-away from outside.

  3. 3

    Show us where to find it.

    Add a photo and clear location notes. Contact us before booking if a gate, building rule or restricted access window needs an arrangement.

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A little more possibility

Make room for your next chapter.

A new couch. A new address. Or just a little more breathing room. Start with the things you’re ready to let go.

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Let it goThe things you’re ready to let go.
The same illustrated room corner with the unwanted items removed and its floor space clear.
Make it yoursThe room for whatever comes next.

In with the new.

Your new furniture has a place to land. Choose a pickup day for the old piece once you’ve arranged to bring it outside.

On to your next place.

Take what you love. Leave less to deal with on moving day. Arrange a clear outdoor spot for the things that are going.

A corner that’s yours again.

That extra chair, unused dresser or pile of boxes doesn’t have to keep taking up space. One item or a few can go in the same pickup.

One item or a few

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Couch & furniture removal

$79 first / $29 additionalStandard sofa

Standard sofas, sleepers and sectionals have different choices. Find the one that matches.

Couch & furniture removal in Prairie Village

City collection Prairie Village allows one bulky item a month, set out in the first full week, and the allowance is deliberately small: no more than two feet by two feet and under forty-five pounds, described as rugs, counter top appliances or small furniture. Anything larger is a special pickup arranged with the hauler. No charge. City of Prairie Village households on the Republic Services residential contract, for the one monthly item that fits the size and weight allowance. A larger piece is a special pickup through Republic on 816-521-3129, which the city says may carry an additional charge.

Collection details

Appliance pickup

$109 first / $59 additionalRefrigerator

Household refrigerators, washers and dryers. Have your appliance disconnected and outside.

Appliance pickup in Prairie Village

Bags & household clutter

$59 first / $10 additionalTrash bag

Bag or box what you can. Choose larger household items separately.

Bags & household clutter in Prairie Village

City collection Trash is limited to what fits in the blue cart, and anything beyond it goes out in a standard bag with an overflow sticker. No charge. City of Prairie Village households, with one trash cart and one recycling cart provided for each home. Overflow waste stickers cost $2.00 a bag, sold in sheets of five or ten at City Hall and two hardware stores.

Collection details

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?

Prairie Village collects trash, recycling and yard waste once a week under a single contract, and the yard waste side is the generous half of it. A household may put out twelve yard waste items every week of the year, in paper bags or rigid containers of thirty three gallons or less, with tied bundles of four feet, under twenty four inches around, under fifty pounds and branches no thicker than three inches. Bulk is the tighter half. The city allows one bulky item a month in the first full week, and that item has to be small, no more than two feet by two feet and under forty five pounds, so a rug or a counter top appliance qualifies and a sofa or a mattress does not; anything larger is a special pickup arranged with Republic at a possible charge. Trash overflows carry a sticker, glass is not collected at the kerb and goes to the purple Ripple Glass bin at Corinth Square, and household chemicals go to the Johnson County facility in Overland Park by appointment.

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One small bulky item a month

Accepted with preparation

Prairie Village allows one bulky item a month, set out in the first full week, and the allowance is deliberately small: no more than two feet by two feet and under forty-five pounds, described as rugs, counter top appliances or small furniture. Anything larger is a special pickup arranged with the hauler.

City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Prairie Village households on the Republic Services residential contract, for the one monthly item that fits the size and weight allowance. A larger piece is a special pickup through Republic on 816-521-3129, which the city says may carry an additional charge.
When & how
Put the item out in the first full week of the month on the household's weekly collection day, which comes from the city pickup schedule map.
Get it ready
Keep the piece inside the two foot by two foot and forty-five pound allowance, and leave suitable bulky items for the monthly week rather than the trash cart, where trash is limited to what fits inside. Construction materials, batteries, tires, automotive parts and hazardous waste are excluded from bulky pickup, and an unsuitable item is flagged with a tag telling the household a special pickup is required.
City trash, recycling and yard waste page with the weekly collection and cart placement rulesCity FAQ for trash, recycling and yard waste, including the overflow sticker price and where to buy it

Weekly yard waste, twelve items a week

Accepted with preparation

Yard waste runs every week of the year, twelve items at a time, in a paper bag or a rigid container of thirty three gallons or less, with tied bundles of four feet, under twenty four inches around, under fifty pounds, and branches no more than three inches across. Anything beyond twelve items needs an overflow sticker.

City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Prairie Village households on the residential contract, with twelve yard waste items a week allowed year round at no additional charge. Each item beyond that needs an overflow waste sticker at $2.00 a bag, sold in sheets of five or ten.
When & how
Put the yard waste at the curb on the household's weekly collection day. The city collects solid waste, recyclables and yard waste once a week, and the day comes from the pickup schedule map.
Get it ready
Use a biodegradable paper bag or a rigid container of thirty three gallons or less, drill drainage holes in the bottom of a rigid container and use a lid whenever possible, and keep sticks and branches out of the rigid containers. Tie bundles with twine, keep them to four feet in length, under twenty four inches in circumference and under fifty pounds, and keep individual branches no more than three inches in diameter, because logs are not accepted.
City FAQ for trash, recycling and yard waste, including the overflow sticker price and where to buy itCity trash, recycling and yard waste page with the weekly collection and cart placement rules

Weekly trash cart and overflow stickers

Accepted with preparation

Trash is limited to what fits in the blue cart, and anything beyond it goes out in a standard bag with an overflow sticker.

City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Prairie Village households, with one trash cart and one recycling cart provided for each home. Overflow waste stickers cost $2.00 a bag, sold in sheets of five or ten at City Hall and two hardware stores.
When & how
Put the cart at the curb on the weekly collection day, within one foot of the curb with the arrows pointing toward the street and three feet of space from the recycling cart.
Get it ready
Bag all trash inside the cart and keep the load to what fits. Store carts in the garage or behind the front building line, screened from the view of people using public streets or walkways except when out for pickup, and use an overflow sticker on any bag that does not fit.
City trash, recycling and yard waste page with the weekly collection and cart placement rulesCity FAQ for trash, recycling and yard waste, including the overflow sticker price and where to buy it

Weekly recycling and the glass drop off

Accepted with preparation

Recycling is unlimited and goes in the cart loose, and glass is not part of the curbside service at all. The city sends glass to the purple Ripple Glass bin at Corinth Square.

City cost & eligibility
No charge. City of Prairie Village households, with one recycling cart provided and unlimited volume accepted, and extra recyclables allowed in any container labelled with the word recycling or the chasing arrows symbol. Glass dropped at the Corinth Square bin is a free community service.
When & how
Put the recycling cart out with the trash on the weekly collection day, at least three feet from the trash cart, with material at the curb by 7:00 a.m.
Get it ready
Place recycling loosely in the cart rather than bagged, and cut cardboard into two foot by two foot pieces before setting it out. Wet newspapers, glass, plastic bags and styrofoam cannot go in the cart, and old cell phones can be dropped in the collection box in the police department lobby, where the proceeds support the Shop with a Cop programme.
City trash, recycling and yard waste page with the weekly collection and cart placement rulesCity FAQ for trash, recycling and yard waste, including the overflow sticker price and where to buy it

Household hazardous waste

Accepted with preparation

Prairie Village has no local hazardous waste service of its own, and the county facility in Overland Park takes the material by appointment on three days a week.

City cost & eligibility
The city publishes the county facility, its days and its appointment line but no rate, so call the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment on 913-715-6907 or book online and confirm the terms for the material before loading a car.
When & how
Book an appointment with the county and take the material to 11231 Mastin St in Overland Park, open year round on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays on an appointment only basis.
Get it ready
Keep hazardous waste out of the trash cart and out of the monthly bulky item, because the city excludes hazardous waste from bulky pickup. Paint, motor oil and similar household chemicals all belong on the county appointment rather than at the kerb.
City trash, recycling and yard waste page with the weekly collection and cart placement rulesCity FAQ for trash, recycling and yard waste, including the overflow sticker price and where to buy it

The handoff matters

Right item.
Right place.

One foot from the curb, arrows to the street

Trash carts are the blue containers with blue lids. They go within one foot of the curb with the arrows pointing toward the street, with three feet of space between the trash cart and the recycling cart. Carts are stored in the garage or behind the front building line and screened from the view of people using public streets or walkways except when they are out for pickup.

City trash, recycling and yard waste page with the weekly collection and cart placement rules

Twelve yard items a week, one small bulky item a month

The two allowances are very different. Yard waste runs every week of the year at twelve items a week, in paper bags or rigid containers of thirty three gallons or less, with tied bundles of four feet, under twenty four inches around and under fifty pounds. The bulky allowance is one item a month in the first full week, and it has to be no larger than two feet by two feet and under forty five pounds.

City FAQ for trash, recycling and yard waste, including the overflow sticker price and where to buy itCity trash, recycling and yard waste page with the weekly collection and cart placement rules

Anything over the allowance needs a sticker

Trash that does not fit in the cart goes out in a standard bag with an overflow waste sticker, and each yard waste item beyond the twelve a week allowance needs the same sticker. The sticker price sits in the charge record. Stickers are sold at Prairie Village City Hall on Mission Road and at Westlake Hardware on Somerset and Euston Hardware on Tomahawk Road, with City Hall selling sheets of five or ten.

City FAQ for trash, recycling and yard waste, including the overflow sticker price and where to buy it

For your Dropcurb pickup

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.

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A few ways
to get it gone.

The right option depends on what you have, where it is and when you need the space back.

Outdoor pickup

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Price
Upfront item pricing. Loading, transportation and disposal included; applicable sales tax shown before payment.
Your part
Bring the selected items to an accessible outdoor spot. We load and haul them away.
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City of Prairie Village with Republic Services on the residential collection contract and Johnson County for household hazardous waste

Use the monthly bulky item allowance

A Prairie Village household with a rug, a counter top appliance or a small piece of furniture inside the size limit.

Cost & conditions
No charge. City of Prairie Village households on the residential contract, for one item a month that is no larger than two feet by two feet and under forty-five pounds.
Arrange it
Put the item at the curb in the first full week of the month on the household's weekly collection day, with the piece inside the size and weight limits.

One item a month, and nothing larger than two feet by two feet or forty-five pounds. Construction materials, batteries, tires, automotive parts and hazardous waste are excluded, and an oversized piece is tagged as needing a special pickup.

Open the Prairie Village trash and yard waste page

City of Prairie Village with Republic Services on the residential collection contract and Johnson County for household hazardous waste

Arrange a special pickup with Republic Services

A household with a large item that does not fit the monthly bulky allowance.

Cost & conditions
The city states only that Republic may require an additional charge for a special pickup and publishes no rate, so call 816-521-3129 and confirm the price and the collection arrangement before the item goes out.
Arrange it
Call Republic Services on 816-521-3129 to arrange the pickup, since the monthly allowance will not take the piece.

The charge is set by the hauler rather than published by the city, and construction materials, batteries, tires, automotive parts and hazardous waste stay excluded however the pickup is arranged.

Open the Prairie Village trash and yard waste page

City of Prairie Village with Republic Services on the residential collection contract and Johnson County for household hazardous waste

Use the weekly yard waste collection

A Prairie Village household with grass, leaves, prunings or tied branches inside the bundle limits.

Cost & conditions
No charge. City of Prairie Village households, with twelve yard waste items a week allowed year round at no additional charge and overflow stickers at $2.00 for each item beyond that.
Arrange it
Put the material at the curb on the weekly collection day in a paper bag or a rigid container of thirty three gallons or less, with bundles tied and within the four foot, twenty four inch and fifty pound limits.

Logs are not accepted, branches cannot exceed three inches in diameter, sticks and branches do not belong in the rigid containers, and more than twelve items needs a sticker.

Open the Prairie Village trash and yard waste page

City of Prairie Village with Republic Services on the residential collection contract and Johnson County for household hazardous waste

Book the county hazardous waste appointment

A household with paint, motor oil or other household chemicals.

Cost & conditions
The city publishes the county site, its days and its appointment line but no rate, so book online or call the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment on 913-715-6907 and confirm the terms for the material.
Arrange it
Book an appointment and take the material to 11231 Mastin St in Overland Park, open year round on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

The site is appointment only, and hazardous waste is excluded from the Prairie Village bulky allowance and from the trash cart.

Open the Prairie Village FAQ page

Taking it somewhere yourself?

Self haul in Prairie Village means leaving the city for two streams and using the kerb for the rest. Household chemicals go to the Johnson County Department of Health and Environment at 11231 Mastin St in Overland Park, open year round on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays by appointment through the county website or on 913-715-6907, because the city excludes hazardous waste from both the trash cart and the bulky allowance. Glass goes to the purple Ripple Glass bin at Corinth Square along 83rd Street, since curbside glass is not a city service, and the city names two licensed private providers, Crush Glass and Food Cycle KC, for anyone who wants glass collected at home. Everything else works from the kerb: trash limited to the blue cart with an overflow sticker for bags beyond it at the price carried in the charge record, unlimited loose recycling with cardboard cut to two feet by two feet, twelve yard waste items a week in paper bags or rigid containers of thirty three gallons or less with tied bundles under fifty pounds, and one small bulky item a month in the first full week, no larger than two feet by two feet and under forty five pounds, with anything bigger arranged as a special pickup through Republic on 816-521-3129. The city also runs free community composting with KC Can Compost at five parks. City trash, recycling and yard waste page with the weekly collection and cart placement rulesCity FAQ for trash, recycling and yard waste, including the overflow sticker price and where to buy it

County household hazardous waste facility

Johnson County Department of Health and Environment

11231 Mastin St, Overland Park, KS

Household hazardous waste including paint, motor oil and other household chemicals, taken from Johnson County residents by appointment.

The site is open on an appointment only basis on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, and Prairie Village excludes hazardous waste from both the trash cart and the monthly bulky item allowance, so the county appointment is the only route the city publishes.

Year round on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, by appointment. Booking is online through the county or by phone on 913-715-6907.

The city publishes the site, its days and its appointment line but no rate, so confirm the terms for the specific material when the appointment is booked.

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Before you book

Your questions.
Straight answers.

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.

Can any large item go out during the monthly small-item week?

No. The city's calendar limits that option to an item no larger than 2 feet by 2 feet and weighing less than 45 pounds.Official guidance

What can I put out for the monthly bulky pickup in Prairie Village?

One item, in the first full week of the month, and it has to be small: no larger than two feet by two feet and under forty-five pounds, which the city describes as rugs, counter top appliances or small furniture. A larger piece is not part of the free monthly allowance and has to be arranged as a special pickup with Republic Services on 816-521-3129, which may carry an additional charge. Construction materials, batteries, tires, automotive parts and hazardous waste are excluded entirely, and an unsuitable item gets tagged instead of collected.Official guidance

How does yard waste go out in Prairie Village?

In a biodegradable paper bag or a rigid container of thirty three gallons or less, with drainage holes drilled in the bottom of a rigid container and a lid used whenever possible, and no sticks or branches in the rigid containers. Bundles are allowed at four feet in length, under twenty four inches in circumference and under fifty pounds, tied with twine, with individual branches no more than three inches in diameter and logs refused. A household may set out twelve yard waste items each week of the year, and anything beyond that needs an overflow waste sticker per item.Official guidance

What does an overflow trash sticker cost in Prairie Village?

One sticker per bag, at the price carried in the charge record. Trash is limited to what fits in the cart, and excess goes out in standard trash bags with an overflow sticker. Stickers are sold at Prairie Village City Hall on Mission Road and at Westlake Hardware on Somerset and Euston Hardware on Tomahawk Road, and City Hall sells them in sheets of five or ten. The same sticker applies to each yard waste item beyond the twelve a week allowance.Official guidance

Who collects trash in Prairie Village?

Republic Services collects for the city under the residential contract, once a week for trash, recycling and yard waste, and it also handles missed collections and special pickups on 816-521-3129. City Hall answers cart questions on 913-381-6464, and one trash cart and one recycling cart are provided for each home.Official guidance

How much can go out for bulky pickup?

One item a month, in the first full week, and it has to be small: no larger than two feet by two feet and under forty five pounds, which the city describes as rugs, counter top appliances or small furniture. A larger item is a special pickup through Republic Services on 816-521-3129 at a possible additional charge, and an unsuitable item is tagged rather than collected. Construction materials, batteries, tires, automotive parts and hazardous waste are excluded.Official guidance

How much yard waste can go out each week?

Twelve items a week, year round, in biodegradable paper bags or rigid containers of thirty three gallons or less, with drainage holes in the bottom of a rigid container and no sticks or branches inside it. Bundles may be four feet long, under twenty four inches in circumference and under fifty pounds, tied with twine, with individual branches no more than three inches in diameter and logs refused. Anything over twelve items needs an overflow waste sticker for each extra item, at the price carried in the charge record.Official guidance

Where does glass go in Prairie Village?

To the purple Ripple Glass drop off bin at Corinth Square along 83rd Street, because curbside glass collection is not a city service and glass cannot go in the recycling cart. For glass collected at home, the city names two licensed private providers, Crush Glass on 816-490-7537 and Food Cycle KC. Old cell phones can be dropped in the collection box in the police department lobby, where the proceeds support the Shop with a Cop programme.Official guidance

Can I compost food scraps in Prairie Village?

Yes, through the city's partnership with KC Can Compost, which runs free community composting for Prairie Village residents at Harmon Park, Wassmer Park, Taliaferro Park, Franklin Park and Porter Park. Residents download the KC Can Compost app and register to take part. Curbside food compost collection is not a city service, and the city names Compost Collective KC for anyone who wants that arranged privately.Official guidance

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