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Choose a clear outdoor spot.
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City collection Household furniture goes out with the regular garbage on the collection day for the address, with no separate bulk appointment needed. No charge. Town residential addresses on the municipal collection route. Furniture rides the regular town garbage collection, and the town publishes no separate per item charge for it.
City collection Mattresses are collected with the regular garbage, and the town asks for them to be wrapped in plastic first. No charge. Town residential addresses on the municipal collection route. A mattress goes out as part of the regular town garbage collection, and no separate charge is published for it.
City collection Refrigerators, stoves and water heaters are picked up by the town, but only when the pickup is requested by telephone at least 24 hours ahead. The town publishes no fee for the appliance pickup, and the pickup is arranged by telephone rather than through a published form. Call the town pickup line at least 24 hours ahead and confirm the current terms and any charge at that point.
City collection There is no separate bulk day: household items are set out with the regular garbage on the district day, with the set out window and separation rules the town publishes. No charge. Town residential addresses on the municipal collection route, for household material placed out with the regular garbage. The town publishes no per item charge, and construction material is not covered.
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?
West New York collects household garbage and recycling with its own Department of Public Works crews, and the town is split into three collection districts with different days. Furniture and mattresses go out with the regular garbage, mattresses wrapped in plastic, and everything is placed at the curb the night before. Refrigerators, stoves and water heaters are the exception: they need a call to the town at least a day ahead. The town does not pick up construction material. Televisions and computers have their own free route through the state electronic device program and the Hudson County hazardous waste days, and the county refuses washers, dryers, refrigerators and air conditioners at those events, so appliances stay with the town.
Household furniture goes out with the regular garbage on the collection day for the address, with no separate bulk appointment needed.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town residential addresses on the municipal collection route. Furniture rides the regular town garbage collection, and the town publishes no separate per item charge for it.
When & how
Put the furniture out with the rest of the garbage on the district collection day for the address, at the curb the night before from about 8 p.m. onward.
Get it ready
Keep regular garbage separate from recyclables, and flatten and tie any cardboard boxes you set out. The town's own notes group furniture with mattresses and ask residents not to mix the two waste streams.
Mattresses are collected with the regular garbage, and the town asks for them to be wrapped in plastic first.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town residential addresses on the municipal collection route. A mattress goes out as part of the regular town garbage collection, and no separate charge is published for it.
When & how
Set the mattress out with the garbage on the district collection day, at the curb the night before from about 8 p.m. onward.
Get it ready
Wrap the mattress in plastic before it goes out, which is what the town's notes ask for. Keep it out of the recycling set out.
Refrigerators, stoves and water heaters are picked up by the town, but only when the pickup is requested by telephone at least 24 hours ahead.
City cost & eligibility
The town publishes no fee for the appliance pickup, and the pickup is arranged by telephone rather than through a published form. Call the town pickup line at least 24 hours ahead and confirm the current terms and any charge at that point.
When & how
Call 201-295-5231 at least 24 hours before the pickup. The town's schedule lists that call ahead step for items such as refrigerators, stoves and water heaters.
Get it ready
Keep the appliance out of the recycling set out, and do not take it to a county hazardous waste day: the county's accepted list refuses washers, dryers, refrigerators and air conditioners outright.
Covered electronic devices are free to recycle through the state program's approved collection sites and through the county, while the town's own electronic recycling program has to be confirmed with the Department of Public Works.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. New Jersey consumers and small businesses with fewer than 50 full time employees at approved manufacturer collection sites under the state program, and Hudson County residents at the county's electronic and household hazardous waste collection days. The county route is closed to businesses.
When & how
Check the state collection site list by county or the county event calendar before loading the car, and call the town Department of Public Works on 201-295-5225 to ask how the municipal electronic recycling program works.
Get it ready
Keep the device out of the garbage and the recycling set out. The state program covers televisions, computers, monitors, laptops, portable computers, desktop printers and desktop fax machines, so confirm anything outside that list before a trip.
Fitness machines are not named in the town's collection notes, so check with the Department of Public Works before putting one out.
City cost & eligibility
The town publishes no rate and does not name exercise equipment, so call the Department of Public Works and confirm whether the machine is collected with the garbage before it goes to the curb.
When & how
Call the town before the collection day so a machine that is not collected does not sit on the sidewalk.
Get it ready
Break the machine down where you can, and keep it out of the recycling set out.
The town states plainly that it does not pick up construction materials, so project debris needs a private route.
City cost & eligibility
The town does not pick up construction materials. Disposal has to be arranged privately with a permitted facility or a container service, and that operator sets its own charge.
When & how
Arrange the private route before the work starts so the material has somewhere to go.
Get it ready
Keep construction material out of the garbage and the recycling set out, because the town will not take it from the curb.
There is no separate bulk day: household items are set out with the regular garbage on the district day, with the set out window and separation rules the town publishes.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Town residential addresses on the municipal collection route, for household material placed out with the regular garbage. The town publishes no per item charge, and construction material is not covered.
When & how
Put the material out at the curb the night before from about 8 p.m. onward on the district collection day for the address.
Get it ready
Flatten and tie cardboard boxes, keep regular garbage and recyclables in separate set outs, and keep containers behind or beside the property with covers and out of the pedestrian walkway on the other days.
The town splits collection into three districts. District 1 garbage runs Monday and Thursday from 49th Street up to 61st Street between Bergenline Avenue and Boulevard East, with recycling Tuesday. District 2 garbage runs Tuesday and Friday from 49th up to 67th Street to the west side of Bergenline Avenue to Kennedy Boulevard and from 57th to 59th Street between Bergenline Avenue and Park Avenue, with recycling Monday and Wednesday. District 3 garbage runs Wednesday and Saturday from the north side of 61st Street to 67th Street between the north side of Bergenline Avenue and Boulevard East, with recycling Thursday and Friday.
The town's ordinance notes set the window: garbage and recyclables go to the curb the night before at approximately 8 p.m. or after. On the other days containers belong behind or beside the property with their covers on and out of the pedestrian walkway, and boxes should be flattened and tied.
Refrigerators, stoves and water heaters are not collected as ordinary set out material. The schedule asks residents to call 201-295-5231 at least 24 hours in advance so the town can arrange the 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.
Town of West New York Department of Public Works, with the Hudson County Improvement Authority for hazardous waste and electronics
Town curbside collection
West New York households putting out bagged garbage, furniture, mattresses or other household items that are not appliances or construction material.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Town residential addresses on the municipal collection route. The town runs the collection with its own department and publishes no separate per item or per bag charge in the material read for this guide.
Arrange it
Set the material out the night before, around 8 p.m. or later, on the district garbage day for the address, with mattresses wrapped in plastic and boxes flattened and tied.
The town does not pick up construction materials, recyclables must not be mixed into the garbage set out, and refrigerators, stoves and water heaters need a call at least 24 hours ahead.
Town of West New York Department of Public Works, with the Hudson County Improvement Authority for hazardous waste and electronics
Appliance pickup by phone
Households with a refrigerator, stove or water heater that needs to be removed.
Cost & conditions
The town publishes no rate for the appliance pickup. Call 201-295-5231 at least 24 hours ahead and confirm the current terms and any charge when you arrange it.
Arrange it
Call the town pickup line at least 24 hours in advance and follow the instructions the town gives for getting the appliance to the curb.
The pickup is arranged by telephone rather than through a published form, and county hazardous waste days will not accept washers, dryers, refrigerators or air conditioners.
Town of West New York Department of Public Works, with the Hudson County Improvement Authority for hazardous waste and electronics
State and county electronics recycling
Households and small businesses with a television, computer, monitor, laptop, portable computer, desktop printer or desktop fax machine.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free under the state covered device program for New Jersey consumers and small businesses with fewer than 50 full time employees at approved manufacturer collection sites, and free to Hudson County residents at the county's household hazardous waste days.
Arrange it
Use the state collection site list to find an approved site by county, or take the device to a county household hazardous waste day. Call the town about the municipal program if you would rather use it.
Devices have to be taken to a collection site or an event rather than put out at the curb, and the county household hazardous waste days are open to Hudson County residents but not to businesses.
Households with a cellphone or another small device to hand in rather than book a collection for.
Cost & conditions
The county authority names department stores such as Staples, Target and Best Buy as places that take old cellphones but advises calling the store first, because retailer programs change. Confirm the store still collects and whether it charges anything.
Arrange it
Call the store before you go and ask whether it is collecting the device you have.
Not every retailer takes every device type, and the county only names this route for cellphones, so treat it as a small device option rather than a route for large screens.
West New York has no separate bulk day and no published drop-off yard of its own, so the routes split by material. Household furniture, mattresses and bagged material go out with the regular garbage on the district day, with mattresses wrapped in plastic, and the town states that it does not pick up construction materials. Refrigerators, stoves and water heaters are collected after a call to the town at least 24 hours ahead. Televisions, computers, monitors, laptops, printers and fax machines are covered devices in the state electronics program, free to consumers and small employers at approved collection sites, and the county authority also takes approved electronic waste free at its household hazardous waste days while refusing washers, dryers, refrigerators and air conditioners. County hazardous waste days also take tires, batteries, paints, solvents, fluorescent bulbs and similar material from residents, but they run as scheduled events, so check the county calendar or call the town on 201-295-5225 before loading a car. Town garbage and recycling pickup schedule by district, with item notesStatewide covered electronic device recycling programCounty electronics recycling at hazardous waste days and municipal programsCounty household hazardous waste days, accepted and refused materialDepartment of Public Works page and staff contacts
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.
Does furniture need an appointment in West New York?+
No. The town's schedule asks residents to put items such as mattresses and furniture out with the garbage on the regular collection day. The call ahead route is for refrigerators, stoves and water heaters instead.Official guidance
Do mattresses need to be wrapped?+
Yes. The town's garbage and recycling notes state that mattresses should be wrapped in plastic, and that mattresses and furniture go out with the garbage rather than on their own collection.Official guidance
How do I arrange a refrigerator pickup?+
Call the town's pickup line on 201-295-5231 at least 24 hours in advance, which is the step the published schedule names for refrigerators, stoves and water heaters. County hazardous waste days will not take the appliance.Official guidance
Where can I take a television in West New York?+
Televisions are covered devices in the state program, which is free at approved manufacturer collection sites, and the county authority also takes approved electronic waste free at its household hazardous waste days. The county adds that each town has its own electronic recycling program, so call the town on 201-295-5225 to ask about it.Official guidance
Who collects trash and recycling in West New York?+
The town does, through its own Department of Public Works. The county authority states that each municipality in Hudson County manages its own trash and recycling services, and it lists the West New York department contact as 201-295-5225, the same number the town publishes.Official guidance
How do I find my garbage and recycling day?+
The published schedule divides the town into three districts with different garbage and recycling days, and the town also offers a schedule lookup and the Recycle Coach app. Check the district that matches the address, or call the Department of Public Works on 201-295-5225.Official guidance
Which items need a call before pickup?+
Refrigerators, stoves and water heaters. The town asks residents to call 201-295-5231 at least 24 hours in advance for those items, and everything else is set out with the regular garbage on the district day.Official guidance
