We help you get rid of things the right way.
Figuring out what to do with an old TV, mattress or fridge usually means digging through city websites and fee charts. CurbCycle puts it all in one place: where to take it near you, what it costs, and the rules.
Using the site is free. If you’d rather not haul something yourself, book a CurbCycle pickup and we’ll take it away and recycle it.
Where we cover
All 50 states: 2,389 cities and towns, 3,042 drop-off sites and 3,933 city, county and state programs. CurbCycle pickup works anywhere in the US.
Where the information comes from
We get every detail from the city, county or business’s own website and link to it, so you can check it yourself. Each page shows when it was last checked. If two official sources disagree, we say so. How we check our information
Photos
Photos show places and types of items. They aren’t pictures of our crews, our pickups or the drop-off sites we list.
- Duong Vu / Unsplash — Snow-covered peaks and evergreen forest in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.
- Ronan Furuta / Unsplash — Vintage television on a wooden table beside a lamp.
- Erik Mclean / Pexels — Close-up of a patterned mattress beside a wooden floor.
- Kadarius Seegars / Unsplash — Stacked brown cardboard boxes.
- Dell / Unsplash — Open laptop computer on a marble surface.