Junk removal in Utah

Call 2 Haul program — 2 free bulk waste pickups per year included with residential service (recycling, compost, and Call 2 Haul at no extra charge per SLC rate structure). Covers furniture, mattresses, appliances, refrigerators, tires, e-waste, and bulky green waste. Schedule: (801) 535-6953. Salt Lake Valley Landfill self-haul: $20-35 per pickup load. As of January 1, 2026, uncovered loads incur an additional fee equal to the disposal price (effectively double).

Bulk Waste Collection. Frequency: twice per year. Wait: 3-5 weeks. Fees: included in regular service

Large Item Collection. Frequency: On request. Wait: 1-3 weeks. Fees: $20 per collection

Special Collection Service. Frequency: On request. Wait: 2-4 weeks. Fees: $15 per collection

Large Item Pickup. Frequency: quarterly. Wait: 2-4 weeks. Fees: $25 per collection

Lehi residential garbage is weekly with recycling every other week. City utility FAQ lists $14.43/month for one garbage can, annual dump pass (3 punches up to 499 lbs each), and optional 5-day dumpster rental for $300 with restricted items.

South Jordan residents can schedule a Special Service Pick-up for $15. Debris must be bagged/boxed and limited to a 5x5x5 pile or one to two large items. Tires, batteries, concrete, household hazardous waste, and e-waste are excluded from this city service.

Layton utility customers use city-coordinated WM service for weekly trash and optional recycling, with bulk item scheduling handled through Utilities at (801) 336-3860. Wasatch Integrated Davis Landfill in Layton charges in-district small-load flat fees ($10) plus item surcharges like mattresses ($15), refrigerators ($15), and tires ($4 each), with an extra $10 for uncovered loads.

Millcreek is served by Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District (WFWRD) for weekly garbage and recycling. WFWRD notes many residents use an annual landfill voucher or reserve a trailer for bulky waste, and city recycling guidance highlights add-on program fees such as a $70 startup for green waste with $126/year service and $234/year for an additional black can.

Herriman is served through Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District programs. Herriman City notes spring cleanup now runs through WFWRD seasonal container scheduling by zone in May, while the city fall cleanup event requires a postcard, proof of residency, and limits entry to two loads per residence with multiple prohibited items.

Taylorsville partners with Wasatch Front Waste & Recycling District for weekly collection, but bulky items are typically not collected with regular curbside service. District guidance says residents usually use a yearly landfill voucher or trailer rental for large items, which is less useful for urgent same-day cleanouts.