On-Call Garbage Service
If you generate very little garbage and do not need weekly collection, you may want to consider our on-call service. On-call service is provided in 32-gallon carts only, and Pride will collect your carts only when you request a pickup.
As an on-call customer, scheduling a pickup is easy. All you need to do is contact us before your scheduled service day. We must receive the request for pickup no later than 4:00pm on the business day before your collection day. Please be aware of holidays when our office is closed, as this may affect the lead time necessary to request a pickup. For example, our office is closed on Memorial Day, so Tuesday customers would need to contact us before 4:00pm on the Friday prior to the Tuesday pickup they would like to schedule.
On-Call Pickup FAQs
What are the rates for my service area?
What are the rates for my service area?
We service seven different jurisdictions, each of which has different rates and service frequencies. Some jurisdictions publish their rates on their respective websites. To learn rates specific to your address, please contact our office.
How can I save money on my service?
How can I save money on my service?
The best way to save money on services is to use a garbage receptacle correctly sized for your needs. If you are not filling your garbage cart or container each week or are overfilling it consistently, it may be cost-effective to choose a garbage receptacle more appropriately sized for your service needs. Contact our office for information on the services available to you.
What are Pride's office hours and where is Pride located?
What are Pride's office hours and where is Pride located?
Office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm and the office is located at 13980 SW Tualatin Sherwood Rd in Sherwood, Oregon. The office is closed on 6 federal holidays.
Are there more recycling opportunities than the standard curbside service?
Are there more recycling opportunities than the standard curbside service?
We have a new program called Recycle+, available in Unincorporated Washington County, King City, Beaverton, Sherwood, and Durham only at this time. You can recycle materials like film plastics and #1 clamshell plastics. Find out more here.
How do I recycle batteries?
How do I recycle batteries?
Battery recycling is currently available in all of our jurisdictions. Household batteries can be recycled in conjunction with your glass recycling. Find out more here.