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In Pico Rivera the only company that may set a roll-off at your house is NASA Services, and only after the City issues a bin permit. Use the 10 free yearly bulky pickups for furniture and appliances; for remodel or cleanout debris, get the Planning permit, order a NASA box for your driveway, and have it hauled away within the permit period.

Sources checked November 14, 2026 · Guide updated November 14, 2026
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The first decision in Pico Rivera

Check the city boundary first.

There is no field of companies to compare: the City's exclusive franchise with NASA Services covers all trash collection, and other bins are unauthorized containers subject to removal. The choice is which NASA container: a 3-yard temporary bin at $162.43, a 10-yard low-boy at $912.96 for clean concrete, dirt or asphalt, or a 40-yard box at $1,004.26, each with 7 days included and the roll-offs carrying six tons. Weigh those against the free bulky pickups or self-hauling your own debris.

Your local checklist

Confirm your address is inside the City of Pico Rivera and not in Montebello, Downey, Whittier, Santa Fe Springs or an unincorporated county pocket, because the NASA franchise and City permit rules stop at the City line.
Get the bin permit from the Planning Division at City Hall, 6615 Passons Blvd. ((562) 801-4476), before you call NASA at (888) 888-0388, and ask whether your permit runs 7 or 14 days.
Keep the box inside your driveway clear of the sidewalk and street, keep the area around it clean, and have NASA pull it as soon as the work ends so it is not cited as a visible trash container.

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NASA Services (City of Pico Rivera exclusive franchised hauler)

Published sizes: 3-yard temporary bin; 10-yard low-boy roll-off (about 15 to 16 ft long, 8 ft wide, 2 ft high; NASA's roll-off page limits it to clean inert material such as concrete, dirt or asphalt, with a 10-ton maximum); 40-yard roll-off (about 20 ft long, 8 ft wide, 6 ft high) for remodel, demolition and large cleanout debris.
Rental & weight terms: Temporary 40-yard and low-boy roll-off prices include delivery, a 7-day rental and disposal of up to six tons. After seven days without a pull, rental is $71.01 a day. Each ton over six costs $96.63 for refuse, $90.49 for green waste or $125.05 for mixed construction and demolition debris. A dry run, redelivery, return trip or relocation costs $116.02, and a copy of a weight ticket $3.87. The 3-yard temporary bin includes delivery, disposal and 7 days; an exchange is $81.21 and each day after 7 without a dump is $7.38. The schedule adds a 4.5% SB 1383 fee as a separate line. A City bin permit must be issued before NASA delivers.
Price basis: Temporary 40-yard roll-off: $1,004.26 per pull (up to six tons). Temporary low-boy roll-off: $912.96 per pull. 3-yard temporary bin: $162.43 for the first bin. Prices are from the City of Pico Rivera rate schedule for July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026, which NASA's Pico Rivera page links; confirm with NASA whether a newer schedule applies before you book.

This is the only lawful roll-off provider at Pico Rivera homes. The City's C&D waste plan application says the City has an exclusive franchise agreement with NASA Services, Inc. for all trash collection and that no other trash collection companies may operate in the City; NASA's Pico Rivera page says it holds an exclusive contract with the City; and the City's building permit form offers only two choices for roll-offs: contract with NASA or self-haul your own waste. NASA's site gives its office as 1100 South Maple Avenue, Montebello, CA 90640, next door to Pico Rivera; call (888) 888-0388.

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Get a City bin permit before NASA delivers; driveway placement is expected, and watch the front-yard visibility rule

The City says NASA will not issue a roll-off until you have a City permit. For a bin on private property the City's waste pages point you to the Planning Division ((562) 801-4476, City Hall, 6615 Passons Blvd.) and list an $80 fee. The same pages say residents ordering a temporary bin must get a temporary use permit, free and valid for 7 days, and that a bin at the curb needs a Public Works encroachment permit, free for residents and $125 for contractors and businesses, after which you give NASA the permit number. The conditions printed on the City's building permit application (Sec. 8.12.480 declaration) are stricter: the roll-off goes on private property within the legal driveway, no part of it may encroach on the public right-of-way, it should sit beyond the front yard setback when possible, the area around it must stay clean, work hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and the bin permit expires 14 days after approval. Because the City's pages and form give 7 and 14 days, ask Planning which applies to your job. A separate warning: Pico Rivera Municipal Code § 8.16.010, as amended by Ordinance 1178, lists as a public nuisance 'Garbage or trash cans or containers stored in front or side yards and visible from public streets' and outside storage of debris, rubbish and trash visible from the street. It states no exception for a temporary roll-off, so book only the days the job needs and have NASA pull the box as soon as you finish.

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What matters locally

Ten free bulky-item pickups a year through NASA, then $50.23 each

Pico Rivera households with cart service get 10 free on-call bulky-item pickups each fiscal year (July 1 to June 30), up to four items per pickup, and corded electronics such as TVs and monitors can go out with them. Each spring the City also runs a Bulky Item Collection Week when residents may set out an unlimited amount of acceptable items on their regular collection day. Schedule through NASA Services at (888) 888-0388; anything left at the curb without a scheduled NASA pickup is treated as illegal dumping. The City rate schedule linked from NASA's Pico Rivera page prices each pickup beyond the 10 free ones at $50.23. For a couch, a mattress and an old washer, this is cheaper than a permit and a roll-off.

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Large remodels need a City C&D waste plan and a 65% recycling target

Pico Rivera's Construction and Demolition Materials Waste Management Plan application says any construction, demolition or renovation project costing more than $100,000 must recycle or reuse at least 65% of its debris and file a Waste Management Plan before the building or demolition permit is issued. The City may hold a performance security of the lesser of 3% of project cost or $10,000, and you must document the diversion with facility receipts within 30 days of finishing. The same form repeats that NASA Services holds the City's exclusive franchise for all trash collection, so plan on NASA boxes or self-hauling your own debris, and keep every weight ticket.

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Before you book

Questions about renting in Pico Rivera.

Can I hire any dumpster company for my Pico Rivera house?

No. The City's construction-waste application says Pico Rivera has an exclusive franchise agreement with NASA Services, Inc. for all trash collection and that no other trash collection companies are allowed to operate in the City. A City ordinance in effect since March 2023 bars unauthorized waste containers, which the City describes as roll-off bins, and the City's permit form gives only two choices: contract with NASA or self-haul your own waste. Boxes from other companies are subject to removal under the City code.

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What permit do I need before NASA brings a roll-off?

A City permit, which NASA asks for before it delivers. For a box on your property, the City's waste pages send you to the Planning Division and list an $80 fee; the same pages describe a free resident temporary use permit valid for 7 days, and a curbside bin needs a Public Works encroachment permit (free for residents, $125 for contractors). The conditions on the City's permit form ask for the bin to sit on private property within the driveway with no part in the public right-of-way, and say the bin permit expires 14 days after approval. Ask Planning at (562) 801-4476 which permit and period apply before booking.

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