Drop-off site · Frisco · run by City of Frisco Environmental Services
Frisco Environmental Collection Center
Free drop-off for Frisco residents with a Frisco water bill and matching driver's license. Takes chemicals, paint, batteries, bulbs and electronics during set hours Tuesday to Saturday. No syringes, medicine or tires. Freon appliances cost $40.
Can I use it?
For Frisco residents. Bring a current Frisco water bill with a driver's license that shows the same address. Apartment residents bring a current rent statement with a matching license.
Household waste only. No business waste.
What to bring
- Current Frisco water bill
- Driver's license with matching address
- Apartment residents: current rent statement with matching driver's license instead of a water bill
- Larger than household amounts count as business waste and are refused
- Drop-off only when an attendant is present
When to go
Chemicals and electronics: Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 9 to 11:30am and 1 to 3pm. Wednesday 9 to 11:30am and 1 to 6pm. Saturday 8am to 1pm.
No appointment needed.
No appointment. Come during Household Chemical Disposal hours. Call 972-292-5913 first if you have a lot.
What they take
- Aerosol cans
- Car fluids (antifreeze, brake fluid)
- TVs, computers and electronics
- Cooking oil
- Fire extinguishers
- Fluorescent bulbs and tubes
- Gas and other fuels
- Cleaners and household chemicals
- Motor oil
- Old paint
- Stains, thinners and solvents
- Weed and bug killers, fertilizer
- Pool chemicals
- Rechargeable and lithium batteries
- Fridges and AC units (Freon)
In their words: aerosol cans, antifreeze, batteries, Balloon Time non-refillable helium tank, computer monitors, computers, cooking oil (used or dated), electronic equipment, fire extinguishers, fluorescent bulbs, gasoline, household cleaners, ink cartridges, motor oil and filters, paints, thinners, solvents and stains, large metal appliances, lawn products, pool chemicals, rechargeable batteries, polystyrene foam, television sets, thermometers, DVDs, CDs, VHS tapes, appliances with Freon ($40 fee).
Needles and sharps: not taken here.
What they turn away
- ammunition
- biologically active materials
- carbon monoxide detectors
- compressed gas cylinders
- lawn tools with fuel or oil still inside
- medical waste
- mercury
- syringes
- explosives
- radioactive materials
- smoke alarms
- old prescription pills
- oxygen containers
- tires
Limits per visit
- 10 gallons or 50 pounds per product per day, no more than 15 containers
- Computers, monitors and TVs: 2 of each per day
- Fluorescent tubes: 10 per day
- Apartment residents: limits are cut in half
- Lithium-ion batteries: no larger than 40 amp-hours or 20 pounds
What it costs
- Frisco residents
- Free · Most items
- Items with Freon (refrigerators, water coolers, A/C units)
- $40 · Added to your next utility bill; no payment taken on site
They take: Utility bill.
Where it is
Other options they point to
Frisco accepts prescription and over-the-counter medicines at its Chunk Your Junk events, not during regular hours.
Good to know
Separate items in the car so nothing breaks or spills. Tape the ends of lithium-ion batteries. Usable products go to the free Reuse Center on site.
Checked Sep 27, 2026 on City of Frisco Environmental Services's own pages: friscotexas.gov, friscotexas.gov (2), tceq.texas.gov (3).
Where their pages disagree
- TCEQ PDF: 'Schedule Appointment Online'. Frisco's own pages: drop in during posted Household Chemical Disposal hours. We followed: No appointment, per Frisco.
- Frisco page: 972-292-5900 (quantity questions 972-292-5913). TCEQ PDF: 972-292-5913. We followed: 972-292-5900 as the main number.
Something wrong? Email corrections@hazardouswastedropoff.com.