Frequently Asked Questions

You’ve got questions. We’ve got answers.

If you’re looking for more information on any of our waste disposal services, you’ve come to the right place. Don’t see what you’re looking for here? Reach out to our customer support team and they’ll help you find just what you need.

Residential Services

We provide many services for your home waste, recycling, and cleanup needs.

Services Include

  • Trash Pickup
  • Recycling
  • Organic Waste
  • Junk Removal
  • Drop Box Rentals
  • Temporary Container Rentals
  • Medical Waste (Sharps) Pickup

For more details, see our residential service pages. Give us a call or fill out any of our online rental or junk pickup forms for a free price quote.

To start your trash and recycling service, fill out our New Residential Service form or give us a call and we’ll get you set up.

We ask for two months payment in advance to start service. Residential customers will be billed every other month.

We offer several convenient ways to pay your bill, including online.

Pay by Mail or In-Person

Send a check by mail or deliver payment in-person to the address below. A drive-thru window is available.

1141 Chemawa Rd N
Keizer, OR 97303-6199
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (Closed for lunch 11:30-12:30.)

Pay Automatically

Set up automatic payments via the online payment portal. Or you can download, print, and fill out our autopay form, then mail or drop it off at our office.

Pay Online

Simply click the Pay My Bill button below. (And you can always find this link in both the top menu and footer of our website.)

If you’re moving to a new home that’s still within our service area, simply fill out our Transfer Service form or give us a call. We’ll make sure your account is updated and your carts are delivered to your new address.

If you’re moving to a new address outside of our service area, simply fill out our Cancel Service form or give us a call. We’ll make sure your account is squared away.

No. Roll carts should be placed on-street at the curb, off of sidewalks and 4 feet away from all objects (parked cars, mailboxes, other bins, etc.).

Our trucks are in service from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Yes, for select holidays. If your regular service day lands on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, or New Year’s Day, collection will occur one day late (through Saturday).

If it looks like you were missed on your regular service day, give us a call or fill out our Missed Service form and we’ll be sure to get things sorted.

If you have a container that’s suffering from cracks or a broken lid or wheel, simply fill out our cart repair form or give us a call. We’ll look to fix it up on your next scheduled pickup day.

Please be prepared to provide your cart’s serial number. If you don’t see it on the front center of your container, look on the upper right side of the body of the cart with the lid facing toward you.

See below for a list of which items can be placed in your recycling containers. Please note that any tin or aluminum cans or food grade plastic should be rinsed and clean of any remnants. Paper labels are not required to be removed, but can be added to the cart separately.

Mixed Recycling (Blue) Cart

  • Paper and non-waxed cardboard, including: junk mail, gift wrap (no foil, ribbons, or bows), magazines, newspaper, paperboard, phone books and paperback books, and office paper.
  • Plastic bottles and jugs larger than 12oz. (Discard caps and pumps.)
  • Metal
  • Tin and aluminum cans

Red Basket

  • Household batteries — alkaline, rechargeable, and small button cells (sizes AAAA through D and 6-volt through 9-volt). Must be sealed in a zip-sealed bag.
  • Usable latex or oil-based paint. (Up to two 1-gallon labeled cans—no rusty cans, please.)
  • Used motor oil. Must be placed in a sealed, leak-proof, plastic screw-top container.
  • Antifreeze. Must be placed in a screw-top, see-through plastic jug. (Keep separate from motor oil.)
  • Glass bottles and jars (empty, clean, and dry). No other types of glass.
  • Vegetable oil. Up to 2 gallons; must be cooled and in original or clean, see-through, plastic screw-top container.

Yes, any tin or aluminum cans or food grade plastic need to be clean of any remnants.

Yes! Please be sure all boxes are flattened and packaging materials have been removed. Then simply stack them next to your cart and we’ll take care of it.

Food-grade plastic containers that are 12 ounces or larger can be placed in your blue mixed recycling cart. Please rinse first and dispose of any pumps or screwtops.

Shredded paper belongs in the garbage, due to the difficulty of sorting the material.

See below for a list of items that can be placed in your green organic waste cart. Please make sure your compostables aren’t contaminated with things that don’t belong, and never place organics in plastic bags.

Allowed compostables

  • All Food: Coffee grounds and tea leaves, dairy products; egg shells; fruits and vegetables; meats, bones, and proteins; seafood and shells.
  • Some Paper: Coffee filters, tea bags, food-soiled napkins, paper towels, and pizza delivery boxes (no frozen food boxes).
  • Plants: Grass clippings, yard prunings, leaves, pine needles, weeds, flowers and floral trimmings. No poison oak.

Not Allowed: Pet waste, rocks, ashes, branches larger than 4” thick or 36” long, and processed wood.

If it grows it goes! From grains to fruits and vegetables to protein, all foods can be placed in your green organic waste cart.

Compostable Food Waste

  • Coffee grounds and tea leaves
  • Dairy products
  • Egg shells
  • Fruits and vegetables
  • Meats, bones, and proteins
  • Seafood and shells
  • Plus: coffee filters, tea bags, food-soiled napkins, paper towels, and pizza delivery boxes (no frozen food boxes).

Compostable yard debris bags are not accepted in our organic waste containers. Leaves, grass clippings, and other acceptable plant materials should be placed directly in your cart.

Any items prohibited from going in your recycling and organic waste carts should be placed in your trash. This includes:

  • Non-Recyclable Plastic: Plastic bags; packing materials like “air pillows,” plastic lined envelopes and styrofoam; and plastic lids and screwcaps.
  • Takeout & Frozen Food Containers: Coffee/drink cups, lids and straws; takeout food containers, wrappers, paper plates and utensils; frozen food packaging and microwave meal boxes/trays.
  • Misc. Household Waste: Facial tissue, painted or stained wood and plywood, garden hoses, extension cords, and light bulbs (incandescent and LED only).
  • Must Be Bagged: Pet waste; diapers and feminine hygiene products; ashes, sawdust and packaging peanuts; broken ceramics, glass, etc.

Items that should not go in your garbage:

  • Batteries
  • Electronics (computers, monitors, and TVs)
  • Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs)
  • Hazardous waste
  • Chemicals

See our Drop-Off Locations page for details on where these items can be taken for safe disposal. You can also schedule junk pickup or electronics removal with us for an additional fee.

Styrofoam belongs in the garbage. Please call Marion County for more options at 503-588-5169.

Yes! Simply rent one of our drop boxes, fill it up, and we’ll haul it away to a DEQ-approved facility for recycling.

Yes! If your bin is full, you can place additional bags next to it and we’ll pick them up for an added fee (fill out our Junk Removal form or give us a call for a free estimate).

If you find that you have extra trash frequently, you can also upgrade your cart size at any time — simply give us a call or fill out our Change Service form.

Need to get rid of large items that won’t fit in a bag? We can help with that too. See our Junk Removal page for more details.

Yes! We offer 20, 35, 65, or 95-gallon trash carts for residential customers. If the size you started with is no longer working for your waste needs, you can update your cart size at any time. Just fill out our Change Service form or give us a call and we’ll make the swap on your next scheduled pickup day.

Yes! You can schedule a pickup with us and leave your items curbside or in your driveway or garage, or we can assist you with items too big or heavy to move on your own. See our Junk Removal page for more details and to schedule a pickup, or give us a call. Fees may apply — we’ll provide a free estimate.

Electronics such as computers, laptops, monitors, and televisions should not be placed in your trash cart. But we can pick them up! See our Electronics Removal page for more details or give us a call. If you prefer to dispose of them yourself, see our Drop Off Locations page to find a recycling station near you.

Yes. You can drop-off your medical-grade sharps containers at our office, or we can pick them up at your door if you’re in our service area. See our Residential Medical Waste page for more details.

No. Many everyday household products (such as propane, gasoline, weed killer, pool chemicals, degreasers, thinners and more) can be dangerous and should not be placed in your curbside bins.

Residents can bring these materials to the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility located at the Salem-Keizer Recycling and Transfer Station for free. (Business hazardous waste is accepted by appointment only and will be charged a fee.)

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility
Salem-Keizer Recycling and Transfer Station
3250 Deerpark Road SE, Salem, Oregon
Hours: Thursdays: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., 1st and 3rd Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.​
Phone: 503-588-5169

Yes, we can dispose of your tree after the holidays. First, make sure all decorations, lights, and tinsel are removed. Then you have two options:

  • Cut the tree into small pieces and place in your yard debris cart
  • Leave the tree next to your cart on your regular service day and we’ll haul it away for an extra fee (fill out our contact form or give us a call for an estimate based on the size of the tree).

Note: Flocked trees can’t be placed in your yard debris cart. If yours is small enough for your trash bin, place it there. Otherwise, you can schedule a Junk Pickup, or visit our Drop-Off Locations page for self-disposal options.

We offer 10, 20, 30, and 40-yard drop boxes. See more details, including placement requirements, on our drop box rental page.

Drop Box Dimensions

  • 10 yard: 5′ 4″ H x 13′ L x 8′ W
  • 20 yard: 6′ H x 16′ L x 8′ W
  • 30 yard: 6′ 5″ H x 20′ L x 8′ W
  • 40 yard: 7′ 9″ H x 23′ L x 8′ W

Rental fees are for 2 days, not including delivery and pickup, with one dump included. Need it for longer? No problem — just reach out to our customer service team and they’ll get you set up.

Contact us for pricing information or fill out our drop box rental form for a free estimate. Our customer service team is happy to help you find just what you need for your project, including special rates on drop boxes for wood only, yard debris, compacted materials, or inert materials (cement, bricks, etc.).

We offer rental of our 2-yard and 3-yard containers to residential customers and contractors. Need more waste disposal power? Check out our drop boxes for those larger cleanup or construction projects.

Temporary Container Dimensions

  • 2 Yard: 46.2″H x 82.6″L x 34″D
  • 3 Yard: 54″H x 82.6″L x 42″D

Containers are available to rent by the week (7 days, including delivery and pickup). Delivery and pick up is available Monday through Friday.

Contact us for pricing information or fill out our temporary container rental form for a free estimate.

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Commercial Services

We provide many services for your business waste, recycling, and cleanup needs.

Services Include

  • Trash Pickup
  • Recycling
  • Organic Waste
  • Junk Removal
  • Drop Box Rentals
  • Enclosure Cleanouts

For more details, see our commercial service pages. Give us a call or fill out any of our online rental or junk pickup forms for a free price quote.

To start your trash and recycling service, fill out our New Commercial Service form or give us a call and we’ll get you set up. Please note that we ask for two months payment in advance to start service.

We offer several convenient ways to pay your bill, including online.

Pay by Mail or In-Person

Send a check by mail or deliver payment in-person to the address below. A drive-thru window is available.

1141 Chemawa Rd N
Keizer, OR 97303-6199
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (Closed for lunch 11:30-12:30.)

Pay Automatically

Set up automatic payments via the online payment portal. Or you can download, print, and fill out our autopay form, then mail or drop it off at our office.

Pay Online

Simply click the Pay My Bill button below. (And you can always find this link in both the top menu and footer of our website.)

If you’re moving to a new location that’s still within our service area, simply fill out our Transfer Service form or give us a call. We’ll make sure your account is updated and your carts are delivered to your new address.

If you’re moving to a new address outside of our service area, simply fill out our Cancel Service form or give us a call. We’ll make sure your account is squared away.

No. Roll carts should be placed on-street at the curb, off of sidewalks and 4 feet away from all objects (parked cars, mailboxes, other bins, etc.).

Yes, for select holidays. If your regular service day lands on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, or New Year’s Day, collection will occur one day late (through Saturday).

Our trucks are in service from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

If it looks like you were missed on your regular service day, give us a call or fill out our Missed Service form and we’ll be sure to get things sorted.

If you have a container that’s suffering from cracks or a broken lid or wheel, simply fill out our cart repair form or give us a call. We’ll look to fix it up on your next scheduled pickup day.

Please be prepared to provide your cart’s serial number. If you don’t see it on the front center of your container, look on the upper right side of the body of the cart with the lid facing toward you.

See below for a list of which items can be placed in your recycling containers. Please note that any tin or aluminum cans or food grade plastic should be rinsed and clean of any remnants. Paper labels are not required to be removed, but can be added to the cart separately.

Mixed Recycling (Blue) Cart

  • Paper and non-waxed cardboard, including: junk mail, gift wrap (no foil, ribbons, or bows), magazines, newspaper, paperboard, phone books and paperback books, and office paper.
  • Plastic bottles and jugs larger than 12oz. (Discard caps and pumps.)
  • Metal
  • Tin and aluminum cans

Red Basket

  • Household batteries — alkaline, rechargeable, and small button cells (sizes AAAA through D and 6-volt through 9-volt). Must be sealed in a zip-sealed bag.
  • Usable latex or oil-based paint. (Up to two 1-gallon labeled cans—no rusty cans, please.)
  • Used motor oil. Must be placed in a sealed, leak-proof, plastic screw-top container.
  • Antifreeze. Must be placed in a screw-top, see-through plastic jug. (Keep separate from motor oil.)
  • Glass bottles and jars (empty, clean, and dry). No other types of glass.
  • Vegetable oil. Up to 2 gallons; must be cooled and in original or clean, see-through, plastic screw-top container.

Yes, any tin or aluminum cans or food grade plastic need to be clean of any remnants.

Yes! Please be sure all boxes are flattened and packaging materials have been removed. Then simply stack them next to your cart and we’ll take care of it.

Food-grade plastic containers that are 12 ounces or larger can be placed in your blue mixed recycling cart. Please rinse first and dispose of any pumps or screwtops.

Shredded paper belongs in the garbage, due to the difficulty of sorting the material.

See below for a list of items that can be placed in your green organic waste cart. Please make sure your compostables aren’t contaminated with things that don’t belong, and never place organics in plastic bags.

Allowed compostables

  • All Food: Coffee grounds and tea leaves, dairy products; egg shells; fruits and vegetables; meats, bones, and proteins; seafood and shells.
  • Some Paper: Coffee filters, tea bags, food-soiled napkins, paper towels, and pizza delivery boxes (no frozen food boxes).
  • Plants: Grass clippings, yard prunings, leaves, pine needles, weeds, flowers and floral trimmings. No poison oak.

Not Allowed: Pet waste, rocks, ashes, branches larger than 4” thick or 36” long, and processed wood.

If it grows it goes! From grains to fruits and vegetables to protein, all foods can be placed in your green organic waste cart.

Compostable Food Waste

  • Coffee grounds and tea leaves
  • Dairy products
  • Egg shells
  • Fruits and vegetables
  • Meats, bones, and proteins
  • Seafood and shells
  • Plus: coffee filters, tea bags, food-soiled napkins, paper towels, and pizza delivery boxes (no frozen food boxes).

Compostable yard debris bags are not accepted in our organic waste containers. Leaves, grass clippings, and other acceptable plant materials should be placed directly in your cart.

Any items prohibited from going in your recycling and organic waste carts should be placed in your trash. This includes:

  • Non-Recyclable Plastic: Plastic bags; packing materials like “air pillows,” plastic lined envelopes and styrofoam; and plastic lids and screwcaps.
  • Takeout & Frozen Food Containers: Coffee/drink cups, lids and straws; takeout food containers, wrappers, paper plates and utensils; frozen food packaging and microwave meal boxes/trays.
  • Misc. Household Waste: Facial tissue, painted or stained wood and plywood, garden hoses, extension cords, and light bulbs (incandescent and LED only).
  • Must Be Bagged: Pet waste; diapers and feminine hygiene products; ashes, sawdust and packaging peanuts; broken ceramics, glass, etc.

Items that should not go in your garbage:

  • Batteries
  • Electronics (computers, monitors, and TVs)
  • Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs)
  • Hazardous waste
  • Chemicals

See our Drop-Off Locations page for details on where these items can be taken for safe disposal. You can also schedule junk pickup or electronics removal with us for an additional fee.

Styrofoam belongs in the garbage. Please call Marion County for more options at 503-588-5169.

Yes! If your bin is full, you can place additional bags next to it and we’ll pick them up for an added fee (fill out our Junk Removal form or give us a call for a free estimate).

If you find that you have extra trash frequently, you can also upgrade your container size at any time — simply give us a call or fill out our Change Service form.

Need to get rid of large items that won’t fit in a bag? We can help with that too. See our Junk Removal page for more details.

Yes! We offer a variety of trash receptacles for commercial customers. If the size you started with is no longer working for your waste needs, you can update your cart size at any time. Just fill out our Change Service form or give us a call and we’ll make the swap on your next scheduled service day.

Yes! Simply rent one of our drop boxes, fill it up, and we’ll haul it away to a DEQ-approved facility for recycling.

Yes! You can schedule a pickup with us and leave your items curbside, or we can assist you with items too big or heavy to move on your own. See our Junk Removal page for more details and to schedule a pickup, or give us a call. Fees may apply — we’ll provide a free estimate.

Electronics such as computers, laptops, monitors, and televisions should not be placed in your trash cart. But we can pick them up! See our Electronics Removal page for more details or give us a call. If you prefer to dispose of them yourself, see our Drop Off Locations page to find a recycling station near you.

No. Many everyday household products (such as propane, gasoline, weed killer, pool chemicals, degreasers, thinners and more) can be dangerous and should not be placed in your curbside bins.

Residents can bring these materials to the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility located at the Salem-Keizer Recycling and Transfer Station for free. (Business hazardous waste is accepted by appointment only and will be charged a fee.)

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Facility
Salem-Keizer Recycling and Transfer Station
3250 Deerpark Road SE, Salem, Oregon
Hours: Thursdays: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., 1st and 3rd Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.​
Phone: 503-588-5169

Yes, we can dispose of your tree after the holidays. First, make sure all decorations, lights, and tinsel are removed. Then you have two options:

  • Cut the tree into small pieces and place in your yard debris cart
  • Leave the tree next to your cart on your regular service day and we’ll haul it away for an extra fee (fill out our contact form or give us a call for an estimate based on the size of the tree).

Note: Flocked trees can’t be placed in your yard debris cart. If yours is small enough for your trash bin, place it there. Otherwise, you can schedule a Junk Pickup, or visit our Drop-Off Locations page for self-disposal options.

We offer 10, 20, 30, and 40-yard drop boxes. See more details, including placement requirements, on our drop box rental page.

Drop Box Dimensions

  • 10 yard: 5′ 4″ H x 13′ L x 8′ W
  • 20 yard: 6′ H x 16′ L x 8′ W
  • 30 yard: 6′ 5″ H x 20′ L x 8′ W
  • 40 yard: 7′ 9″ H x 23′ L x 8′ W

Rental fees are for 2 days, not including delivery and pickup, with one dump included. Need it for longer? No problem — just reach out to our customer service team and they’ll get you set up.

Contact us for pricing information or fill out our drop box rental form for a free estimate. Our customer service team is happy to help you find just what you need for your project, including special rates on drop boxes for wood only, yard debris, compacted materials, or inert materials (cement, bricks, etc.).

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Contractor Services

We offer several convenient ways to pay your bill, including online.

Pay by Mail or In-Person

Send a check by mail or deliver payment in-person to the address below. A drive-thru window is available.

1141 Chemawa Rd N
Keizer, OR 97303-6199
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. (Closed for lunch 11:30-12:30.)

Pay Automatically

Set up automatic payments via the online payment portal. Or you can download, print, and fill out our autopay form, then mail or drop it off at our office.

Pay Online

Simply click the Pay My Bill button below. (And you can always find this link in both the top menu and footer of our website.)

Yes! Simply rent one of our drop boxes, fill it up, and we’ll haul it away to a DEQ-approved facility for recycling.

We offer rental of our 2-yard and 3-yard containers to residential customers and contractors. Need more waste disposal power? Check out our drop boxes for those larger cleanup or construction projects.

Temporary Container Dimensions

  • 2 Yard: 46.2″H x 82.6″L x 34″D
  • 3 Yard: 54″H x 82.6″L x 42″D

Containers are available to rent by the week (7 days, including delivery and pickup). Delivery and pick up is available Monday through Friday.

Contact us for pricing information or fill out our temporary container rental form for a free estimate.

We offer 10, 20, 30, and 40-yard drop boxes. See more details, including placement requirements, on our drop box rental page.

Drop Box Dimensions

  • 10 yard: 5′ 4″ H x 13′ L x 8′ W
  • 20 yard: 6′ H x 16′ L x 8′ W
  • 30 yard: 6′ 5″ H x 20′ L x 8′ W
  • 40 yard: 7′ 9″ H x 23′ L x 8′ W

Rental fees are for 2 days, not including delivery and pickup, with one dump included. Need it for longer? No problem — just reach out to our customer service team and they’ll get you set up.

Contact us for pricing information or fill out our drop box rental form for a free estimate. Our customer service team is happy to help you find just what you need for your project, including special rates on drop boxes for wood only, yard debris, compacted materials, or inert materials (cement, bricks, etc.).

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Collection Calendar

Find your trash and recycling service day and check holiday dates to help get your bins to the curb on time.

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Got Questions?

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Did You Know?

67,708

tons of waste were diverted from landfills in 2023, via a local resource recovery facility developed by Loren’s and other Marion County companies.