Trash pickup is currently contracted with Texas Pride Disposal. Our contract schedule is:
Weekly back door pickup days are Tuesday and Friday for household garbage, which must be visible from the street. Any yard debris, a reasonable number of cans (other than household garbage), bundles, or plastic bags should be taken to the curb. Please bag or bundle (tie-up) all yard debris to prevent it from going into the street.
Items should be available for collection by 7 a.m.
No trash is to be placed curbside before 6 p.m. on the evening before scheduled pickup (as noted in our Deed Restrictions). Please be respectful of your neighbors and follow this guideline.
Bulky waste will be picked up if placed at the curb on any pickup day of the week. The limit on bulky waste shall be two items per trash day, 8 bags of grass clippings or bundles of tree limbs and yard waste per service day, not exceeding 50 pounds in weight per item. All branches and tree trimmings are restricted to maximum diameter of three inches per branch, must not exceed four feet in length, and must be securely tied in bundles not weighing more than forty (40) pounds per bundle. Excess yard waste(more than 8 bags or 8 bundles) is considered a pay pile. Click here for more information.
Building materials, rocks, large tree limbs should be negotiated between Texas Pride Disposal and the homeowner. Contact Texas Pride to arrange a pick up.
Recognized Holidays: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. When the regular pickup day falls on a holiday, pickup will be made the next regular service day.
Items that CANNOT be collected by Texas Pride Disposal since they are restricted by law and/or may cause damage to the collection equipment are paint, solvents, cross ties, tires, petroleum products, pool chemicals, fertilizer, herbicides, pesticides, hazardous materials/chemicals, logs or stumps, car batteries, soil, rocks, concrete, medical waste, medical sharps and closed containers. Visit http://cleanwaterways.org/HHW/collection.html to find the Harris County drop-off events for household hazardous waste. The events are typically held during the spring and fall season and are free to all residents of Harris County.
Heavy Trash Collection Guidelines
Heavy trash can be placed curbside on each trash day. A limit of 2 items per day. Bulk items are defined as: small pieces of furniture, washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves and white goods (appliances) which are properly tagged with "Freon Removed."
Refrigeration Units: Refrigerators, air conditioners, freezers, or items that contain CFSs (Freon), by law, must have the gas removed by a licensed technician and be red-tagged prior to collection. A licensed technician is someone that deals with these types of units and can remove the freon from the unit. After they remove the freon, they must place a tag on the item indicating their business information, the date the freon was removed, etc., and then the item can be placed curbside for removal. Most local repair facilities with licensed technicians can aid you with this process.
While we have one of the best vendors in the Houston area and at the most reasonable rates, there are instances where some patience and understanding on the part of the resident is necessary. The Houston area has only two refuse dumps; the nearest to Champions is 25 miles away. Because of this, there are times when only a portion of an excessive trash load can be taken from a residence on a regular trash day. Your consideration of these problems will be appreciated, but surely no severe hardship to our residents is intended or necessary.
Please call Texas Pride Disposal directly at (281)342-8178 for general questions or issues. If you have continued service issues, please call the CCIA Maintenance Director for additional help.
Texas Pride Disposal Office: (281)342-8178 Customer Service: [email protected]
Recycling
Community curbside recycling is offered on Tuesdays. A list of recyclable items can be obtained by clicking here.
Why Recycle?
Conserve Natural Resources.
Conserve energy.
Saves water.
Reduces air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.