Home pickup · run by Bexar County

Bexar County Household Hazardous Waste Pickup Program

Free home pickup for people in unincorporated Bexar County and Converse. Call or book online, get a kit in the mail, and set it outside on your pickup day. No ammunition, gas cylinders, fire extinguishers or containers over 5 gallons.

Can I use it?

Free forBexar County, Converse (Converse sends its residents to this county program. Tell the operator if you are a senior or disabled and need help gathering items)

For people who live in unincorporated Bexar County, plus Converse. If you live in another small city in Bexar County, call the hotline to ask if you qualify.

What to bring

Household waste only; no commercial chemicals

How to book

On the date you book.

You need an appointment.

Call 1-800-449-7587 or book online. You will pick a pickup date and get a kit in the mail.

Book on their site

What they take

Aerosol cans
Car fluids (antifreeze, brake fluid)
Household batteries
Car batteries
Cleaners and household chemicals
Fluorescent bulbs and tubes
Gas and other fuels
Weed and bug killers, fertilizer
Old paint
Stains, thinners and solvents
Motor oil

In their words: Aerosols, Antifreeze, Automotive chemicals, Batteries (household AA, C, D, auto, hearing aid, etc.), Chlorine bleach, Cleaners, Corrosive chemicals, Drain openers, Fluorescent tubes, Compact fluorescent lamps (CFL), Gasoline, Herbicides, Hobby chemicals, Lubricants, Paint and paint products, Spray paint, wood stain, Pesticides, Rust removers, Used motor oil/filters.

What they turn away

Ammunition
Biological waste
Commercial chemicals
Containers over 5 gallons
Explosives
Fire extinguishers
Gas cylinders
Radioactive materials
Unknown or unlabeled items

What it costs

Eligible residents: Free

Contact

800-449-7587

atyourdoor@wm.com

Their website

Good to know

Put all chemicals inside the kit. If you have more than fits, call the hotline. Label anything that has lost its label; unlabeled items are left behind.

Checked Sep 27, 2026 on Bexar County's own pages: bexar.org, bexar.org (2), conversetx.gov (3), conversetx.gov (4), wmatyourdoor.com (5), wmatyourdoor.com (6), wmatyourdoor.com (7).

Where their pages disagree

County programme page: 'qualified residents of unincorporated Bexar county only'. County flyer PDF: 'qualified residents of suburban cities and unincorporated Bexar County only'. Converse's HHW page: 'Residents of Bexar County's suburban cities and unincorporated areas are eligible for free home pick-up' and describes this county program (survey card mailed to the county). We followed: Unincorporated county plus Converse (its own page sends residents here). Other suburban cities told to call; none listed because no list is published.
Converse's list adds 'TV's (any size) and Computers'. County page and flyer do not list electronics. We followed: County list; e_waste_accepted null. Converse's addition noted here only.
WM At Your Door 'How It Works' page (linked from the county page): medical sharps accepted in a sealed rigid container (except PA and NY). County page: 'Biological waste' not accepted; sharps not named. We followed: null; readers not told either way.

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