Evergreen Disposal & Recycling Inc.
Locally owned · Beaverton · Cornelius · Hillsboro · Washington County
Welcome to Evergreen Disposal & Recycling Inc.!
We are a locally-owned company providing garbage & recycling services within City of Beaverton (West Slope), Cornelius, Hillsboro, and Washington County. We are proud to be a part of your community!
Cart & Bin Placement
- All carts & bins must be out no later than 6:00am on pick up day
- Carts & red bin must be within 5 feet of the curb or roadside
- Place carts at least 3 feet apart from each other
- Carts must be at least 5 feet from cars or other objects
- Carts must have at least 20 feet of vertical clearance
- DO NOT place carts under basketball hoops, overhanging branches or other fixed objects below 20 feet.
Cart & Extra Bag Weight Limits
| 20 gallon | 40 lbs |
| 35 gallon | 75 lbs |
| 60 gallon | 100 lbs |
| 90 gallon | 145 lbs |
| Extra bag of trash | 25 lbs |
| Extra kraft paper bag of yard debris | 40 lbs |
*** Glass Recycling ***
Place glass jars & bottles in the RED BIN, at the curb by 6:00am on collection day.
- • NO LIDS or CORKS
- • NO DISHES, MIRRORS, or other glass items.
- • Do not place glass in your recycling cart.
*** Changes to Recycling ***
Shredded Paper — Place in GARBAGE CART
Pizza Boxes — Place in RECYCLING CART
Battery Disposal — Do Not Place in Trash or Recycling Cart
Batteries are not allowed loose in your garbage or recycling cart. Improperly disposed batteries are a leading cause of fires in collection trucks and at disposal sites. However, properly prepped batteries can be placed in your red glass bin on your regular glass collection day.
How to prep batteries for the red glass bin:
- 1. Tape — Tape the ends of all batteries except alkaline with clear tape (lithium, Li-ion, and rechargeable). If unsure of the type, tape it to be safe. Wrap tape around button/coin batteries or sandwich them between two layers of tape.
- 2. Bag — Place batteries in a 1-quart, zip-sealed clear plastic bag. Limit of one bag per pickup.
- 3. Bin — Set the sealed bag on top of any glass in your red glass bin. The red bin must be placed at the curb on your glass collection day for batteries to be collected — even if you have no glass. We recommend waiting until you have almost a full bag of batteries before putting them in the bin.
For full details on accepted battery types and drop-off locations for batteries that don't qualify, visit: Washington County Battery Recycling
Cart Size Guide
Not sure which cart to order? Use this guide to find the right fit for your household.
Ideal for 1-person households or those that generate minimal waste.
The most common standard size for average-sized households.
Best for larger families who regularly fill up their carts.
Suitable for very large households or homes that frequently generate bulky waste.