What they’ll take
“Accepted” means the program takes it at no extra charge. Check limits before you set items out.
Couch / furniture
AcceptedMattress
AcceptedAppliance
AcceptedFridge or freezer
Call to confirmElectronics
Call to confirmTire
Not acceptedYard waste
Call to confirmBrush and branches
Call to confirmConstruction debris
Not acceptedHousehold hazardous waste
Not acceptedHousehold trash
Call to confirmLimits
Up to 10 items per collection appointment.
Set-out rules
After scheduling, place items next to the curb in front of your residence without blocking the sidewalk, with a sign reading RECOLOGY. Toilets must be drained and boxed or wrapped.
Not accepted
- Hazardous waste
- Construction and demolition debris
- Auto parts and tires
Other options
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Quick answers
Who qualifies for bulk trash pickup in San Francisco?
Residential customers in buildings of 5 units or fewer; each unit in a building of 6 or more units.
How do I schedule bulk trash pickup in San Francisco?
Curbside Bulky Item Collection is by appointment. Schedule a collection appointment online with Recology; cancel by noon the business day before at 415.330.1300 or [email protected].
How much does bulk trash pickup cost in San Francisco?
Buildings of 5 units or fewer get two curbside collections a year at no charge; each unit in a 6+ unit building gets one.
What are the limits for bulk pickup in San Francisco?
Up to 10 items per collection appointment.
What can’t go out with bulk pickup in San Francisco?
Hazardous waste, Construction and demolition debris, Auto parts and tires.
Sources
Last verified: Oct 21, 2026. Check the official page or call before you go.
- Bulky Items, Recology San Francisco (archived copy saved 2026-10-21; original https://www.recology.com/recology-san-francisco/bulky-items/) ↗ Checked Nov 6, 2026