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City of Houston Northeast Residential Drop-Off Center

Residential drop-off centerResidents only

5565 Kirkpatrick, Houston, TX 77028

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TypeResidential drop-off center
Address5565 Kirkpatrick, Houston, TX 77028
CountyHarris County
Phone3-1-1
Hours
  • Tue–Sat 9:00 am–6:00 pm
  • Sun–Mon closed
  • Closed on city holidays
Who can use itFree for City of Houston residents. Bring a current Texas photo ID plus a City of Houston utility bill (current or last 2 months) or lease with the same address. For recycling only, a Texas ID is enough.
Fees
  • Free for City of Houston residents
Accepts
  • Furniture
  • Mattresses
  • Appliances (stoves, washers, dryers)
  • Refrigerators only with a tag showing freon was removed
  • Tree and yard waste
  • Concrete
  • Junk and bulky items
  • Wood fencing (broken down)
  • Shingles and drywall (bagged or boxed)
  • Up to 5 car tires per visit (10 per month)
  • Used motor oil
  • Recycling
Does not accept
  • Household garbage
  • Dead animals
  • Rocks, dirt and bricks
  • TVs and electronics (take to an Environmental Service Center)
  • Truck tires
  • Paint and chemicals
  • Gasoline and hazardous waste
  • Ashes and burned wood
  • Pallets
Good to knowUp to 4 visits a month per household, one vehicle per address. Vehicles over 2 tons, trailers longer than 16 ft and contractors or businesses are not allowed. Arrive at least 30 minutes before closing; waits can be long.
SourceCity of Houston Solid Waste Management (drop-off centers and depository rules)
Last checked November 13, 2026

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Before your dump run in Houston

  • Call ahead. Hours change on holidays and in bad weather, and some sites stop taking loads before closing time.
  • Check if it's residents only. County and city collection stations often ask for a driver's license or utility bill.
  • Sort your load. Tires, mattresses, appliances and brush often cost extra or go to a separate pile.
  • Cover and tie down your load. Loose loads are dangerous and many sites charge extra or turn you away.
  • Keep hazardous waste separate. Paint, chemicals, batteries and motor oil usually need a household hazardous waste site.