Keller Trash Pickup, Garbage Collection & Recycling Schedule 2026
Keller residents do not need to guess which bin goes out. Community Waste Disposal provides twice-weekly trash, weekly recycling, weekly bulk on the second service day, yard waste recycling on the first service day, and monthly door-side household hazardous waste and electronics collection by schedule.
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Keller trash pickup schedule garbage collection is handled by Community Waste Disposal, commonly called CWD. Trash is collected twice per week, either Monday/Thursday or Tuesday/Friday, depending on your address. Recycling is collected once per week. Bulk pickup is on your second weekly service day.
Put trash, recycling, bulk and prepared yard waste out no later than 7:00 AM on service day, but not before 7:00 PM the night before. If collection is missed, contact CWD within 24 hours at 817-795-9300.
Keller Trash Pickup Day Lookup — Find Your Monday/Thursday or Tuesday/Friday Route
The official Keller/CWD map is the safest way to confirm your service days. Keller homes are served either on a Monday/Thursday schedule or a Tuesday/Friday schedule. Your second weekly service day matters because that is when bulk items are collected.
Open the Keller collection map
Use the official CWD/Keller collection map instead of copying a neighbour’s day. Streets near service boundaries can be confusing.
Write down both trash days
Your first day is important for yard waste recycling. Your second day is important for bulk pickup.
Confirm your recycling day
Recycling is weekly, but the exact day depends on your address. Use the map or CWD Keller page.
Save CWD and Keller contacts
Use CWD for missed pickup, extra carts and HHW scheduling. Use Keller Utility Billing for city billing, senior rate and recycling bin requests.
Official schedule map: Use this map to confirm garbage, recycling, bulk and brush collection days for your Keller address.
Open MapKeller Garbage Collection Rules — Twice Weekly Pickup, 50 lb Limit and Container Placement
CWD collects household trash twice weekly in Keller. Household trash may be placed in customer-owned cans, disposable bags or boxes. Filled containers may not weigh more than 50 pounds. Collection generally runs between 7:00 AM and 7:00 PM.
- Set trash out no later than 7:00 AM on service day.
- Do not set items out before 7:00 PM the night before.
- Keep containers, bags or boxes at 50 pounds or less.
- Separate trash containers and recycling carts by at least 3 feet.
- Keep containers 3 feet away from mailboxes, cars, fences, gas meters and drainage ditches.
- Contact CWD within 24 hours for missed collection.
- Do not use overweight bags or boxes.
- Do not block containers with vehicles.
- Do not mix household hazardous waste into trash.
- Do not place construction, demolition or remodeling debris as ordinary household trash.
- Do not assume bulk pickup is unlimited.
- Do not put loose brush out expecting compost pickup.
Billing note: Keller residential rates effective Sept. 1, 2025 are listed as regular, senior citizen and backdoor rates. Senior residents age 65+ may contact Keller Utility Billing at 817-743-4060 to request the senior rate if the senior is the account holder and provides proof of age.
Keller Recycling Pickup — Weekly Blue Cart / Green Bin Service and Extra Recyclables
CWD picks up recycling from Keller homes once per week. Residents may use the blue 65-gallon recycling cart or green 18-gallon bin. If using the 65-gallon cart, place handles facing the street for efficient driver retrieval.
- Use the official map to confirm your recycling day.
- Place recyclables in the blue 65-gallon cart or green 18-gallon bin.
- Place containers out by 7:00 AM.
- Keep the recycling cart at least 3 feet from trash and obstacles.
- Place cart handles facing the street if using the 65-gallon cart.
- Call CWD for additional 65-gallon carts.
- Additional recyclables may be placed next to the recycle cart.
- Use cardboard boxes, biodegradable bags or blue bags for extra recyclables.
- Break down corrugated cardboard and place it next to or under the bin/cart.
- Newspapers may go in paper bags or bundles beside the cart.
- Call Keller Utility Billing at 817-743-4060 for an additional green bin.
Need a cart or bin? Call CWD for an additional 65-gallon recycling cart, or call Keller Utility Billing for an additional recycling bin.
Call CWDKeller Bulk Trash Pickup — Second Weekly Service Day, 2 Cubic Yard Limit and Prohibited Debris
CWD collects bulky waste on your second weekly collection day, either Thursday or Friday depending on your route. Keller households are limited to up to 2 cubic yards of bulky waste per collection.
- Furniture.
- Toys and yard tools tagged as “Bulk Item.”
- Bundled carpet in 4-foot lengths.
- Fence panels no larger than 4 feet by 6 feet.
- Bagged leaves within acceptable limits.
- Washers, dryers, water heaters and kitchen appliances.
- Refrigerators and freezers tagged to certify refrigerant removal.
- No commercial demolition debris.
- No construction or remodeling debris as regular bulk pickup.
- Household debris must be containerized.
- Disposable containers must be no larger than 2 feet by 2 feet by 4 feet.
- Disposable containers must weigh no more than 50 pounds.
- Do not exceed the 2 cubic yard weekly bulk limit.
Bulk day shortcut: If your trash days are Monday/Thursday, your bulk day is Thursday. If your trash days are Tuesday/Friday, your bulk day is Friday. Always verify through the map because your address controls the schedule.
Keller Yard Waste Pickup — Compost Route on First Service Day, Landfill Route on Second Service Day
Keller has a practical split for yard waste. Correctly prepared yard waste placed out on your first service day can be collected by a separate CWD truck and taken to a compost facility. Materials placed out on your second service day, or materials prepared incorrectly, may go to the landfill instead.
- Brush must be bundled 4 feet or shorter.
- Bundles must weigh 50 pounds or less.
- Use biodegradable cotton/jute rope, twine or string.
- Leaves and small yard waste should be in biodegradable kraft bags.
- CWD accepts up to 10 bags/bundles per resident on each collection day.
- Use the first weekly service day for compost-route pickup.
- No nylon rope.
- No plastic rope, plastic strapping or plastic bags for compost-route yard waste.
- No metal wire.
- No garden hoses to tie bundles.
- No loose brush in any amount.
- No oversized or overweight bundles.
Local resident tip: After storms or heavy trimming, separate yard waste into compost-friendly bags and bundles before pickup morning. Plastic-bagged yard debris may still be picked up as trash within acceptable limits, but it will not be composted.
Keller 2026 Holiday Trash Pickup — New Year, Thanksgiving and Christmas Cautions
The City of Keller says CWD office staff and customer service typically observe three holidays annually: New Year’s Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day. The city also advises residents to check Keller communication channels for individual holiday garbage and recycling schedules because route schedules may vary.
| Holiday | 2026 Date | Day | Keller Resident Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Year’s Day | January 1, 2026 | Thursday | Check Keller/CWD communication for Thursday and Friday route changes. Do not assume normal service without checking. |
| Thanksgiving Day | November 26, 2026 | Thursday | Thursday and Friday residents should watch for CWD slide-over instructions from Keller. |
| Christmas Day | December 25, 2026 | Friday | Friday-route residents should verify whether service moves to Saturday or receives a different instruction. |
Do not use another CWD city’s holiday table as Keller’s final answer. CWD serves many North Texas cities, but Keller’s official page says to check Keller communication channels for individual holiday schedules because routes may vary.
Keller Household Hazardous Waste and Electronics — Monthly Door-Side Collection
Keller residential rates include door-side household hazardous waste and electronics waste collection. CWD says HHW and used electronics door-side collection is available once a month for Keller residents. Residents should call at least 10 days before a designated collection day to allow time for processing and mailing of the collection kit.
- Paints, stains and solvents.
- Automotive fluids and household chemicals.
- Pesticides, herbicides and pool chemicals.
- Batteries and fluorescent bulbs.
- Used electronics and small e-waste.
- Unknown chemicals that need safe handling.
- Keep materials in original containers whenever possible.
- Seal containers to prevent leakage.
- Label items that are not clearly marked.
- Do not mix chemicals.
- Call CWD at least 10 days before the HHW date.
- Follow the kit instructions sent for door-side collection.
Schedule HHW/electronics collection: Use CWD Keller’s 2026 HHW schedule and call CWD early enough to receive the kit.
Open CWD KellerKeller Waste Video Guide — Official Video Check
No verified official embeddable video was found from the City of Keller, Keller Utility Billing, CWD’s official website, or an official Keller/CWD waste authority channel for this exact Keller trash pickup topic at the time of writing. Because the video rule requires official relevance, this article does not embed a random YouTube creator video.
Best for: New residents, homeowners, renters, holiday-week users, bulk-pickup users, yard waste users and HHW/electronics users should rely on the official Keller and CWD written links in this article until a verified official Keller/CWD video is available.
If the City of Keller or CWD later publishes an official trash, recycling, yard waste, bulk pickup or HHW video for Keller residents, that video should be embedded here using the official video URL only.
Missed Trash Pickup in Keller — What to Check Before You Call CWD
CWD says missed collection should be reported within 24 hours by calling 817-795-9300. Before calling, check whether the material was out on the correct day, prepared correctly and placed where the truck could reach it.
Check the correct service day
Trash is twice weekly, recycling is weekly, bulk is on your second service day and compost-friendly yard waste is on your first service day.
Check the set-out time
Items should be out by 7:00 AM, but not earlier than 7:00 PM the night before collection.
Check spacing and weight
Keep containers at least 3 feet from obstacles. Trash containers, bags and boxes should weigh no more than 50 pounds.
Call CWD quickly
Call CWD within 24 hours and give your address, material type, service day, and whether nearby homes were collected.
Weather note: Keller/CWD may adjust service during winter storms, severe weather, road closures or landfill delays. If the city posts a service delay, leave material curbside as instructed rather than immediately bringing it back in.
Keller Transfer Station / Landfill Privileges — First Saturday Disposal Option
Keller residents also have limited transfer station / landfill disposal privileges through CWD. City information lists the CWD Transfer Station at 2010 California Crossing, Dallas, TX 75220. Residential customers have free Landfill/Transfer Station disposal privileges on the first Saturday of each month from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, excluding legal holidays, with required proof.
- Most current Keller water bill payment stub.
- Valid driver’s license.
- Materials allowed under current CWD facility rules.
- Secure load and proper vehicle access.
- Legal holiday closures.
- Whether your material is accepted.
- Any special fees or volume limits.
- HHW/electronics door-side collection versus transfer station disposal.
CWD Transfer Station Map
Official Keller Trash Pickup, Recycling, Yard Waste and CWD Links
Related Trash Pickup Guides — Texas, Holiday and Bulk Pickup Help
Use these related trash-pickup.org guides when comparing Texas pickup schedules, holiday delays, bulk pickup and hauler-based service rules.
Internal-link note: After publishing, link back to this Keller guide from Texas trash pages, Dallas-Fort Worth area posts, CWD-related posts, bulk pickup guides, yard waste guides and holiday trash pickup posts.
Keller Trash Pickup FAQ — 2026 Resident Questions
Source Verification and Editorial Note
Independent information guide — not affiliated with the City of Keller or Community Waste Disposal. trash-pickup.org is a public information resource. We do not operate garbage pickup, recycling service, bulk pickup, yard waste composting, HHW/electronics collection, transfer station privileges, Utility Billing or CWD customer service.
Trash frequency, service days, set-out timing, CWD contact details, recycling rules, bulk limits, yard waste preparation, HHW/electronics scheduling, transfer station guidance, rates, holiday cautions and official video availability were checked against City of Keller and CWD resources as of May 2026. Schedules, maps, fees, holidays, accepted materials and service alerts can change. Always verify through the official Keller/CWD links before acting.
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