Furniture removal
Furniture removal in San Francisco
Furniture Disposal Plus removes couches, mattresses, dressers, and every bulky piece across San Francisco, from the Mission and the Sunset to Noe Valley, the Richmond, and Bernal Heights. See the exact price for your address and book online in under a minute. Loaders carry it out from any floor of the walk-up.
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- First item from $90, each additional from $20
- All labor, loading, hauling, and disposal or donation drop-off included
- No fuel fees, no stair fees, no surprise add-ons
- Same-day and next-day slots in most areas
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Local know-how
How furniture disposal works in San Francisco
San Francisco does not let you set furniture at the curb on a whim. Recology runs bulky collection for the city, and residential buildings of five units or fewer get two free curbside Bulky Item Collections per calendar year, while each unit in a building of six or more gets one. You schedule the pickup first, then set the items out and attach a sign that reads RECOLOGY, up to ten items per appointment.
The rule that catches people is the one against leaving anything out unscheduled. It is illegal to set furniture or appliances on a San Francisco sidewalk, and the city treats it as illegal dumping, a misdemeanor that carries fines up to one thousand dollars, with DPW cameras posted at known hotspots. Once your two annual pickups are used, the free curbside option is gone until the next year, and the alternatives are self-hauling to the Recology Transfer Station on Tunnel Avenue, a District Weekend Cleanup event, or a private hauler.
A booked Furniture Disposal Plus pickup skips all of that. Your Loaders come to the piece wherever it sits, down the Edwardian stairs or out of the garage, on a window you choose, often same-day or next-day across San Francisco ZIP codes. There is no scheduling window with Recology, no two-pickup annual cap, and no RECOLOGY sign to tape up, and mattresses route to California's Bye Bye Mattress recycling program where they qualify.
Getting rid of a specific appliance? See refrigerator removal in San Francisco for the Freon rules and how pickup works. You can also see washer and dryer removal in San Francisco or just the dryer, or mattress removal in San Francisco, or couch removal in San Francisco., or dresser removal in San Francisco., or TV removal in San Francisco.
Key suburbs
Furniture removal in the San Francisco suburbs
We serve metro San Francisco and its surrounding cities. Each suburb has its own local disposal guide.
San Francisco questions
Furniture removal in San Francisco, common questions
How fast can you pick up furniture in San Francisco?
Same-day and next-day windows are available across most San Francisco ZIP codes, from the Mission and the Sunset to Noe Valley, the Richmond, and Bernal Heights. Availability shows when you enter your item and address.
Do I have to use Recology bulky pickup instead?
No. Recology gives residential buildings of five units or fewer two free curbside Bulky Item Collections a year, capped at ten items each, and you must schedule ahead and label the pile with a RECOLOGY sign. Setting furniture out unscheduled is illegal dumping and can draw a fine up to one thousand dollars. Furniture Disposal Plus carries the piece out from inside the home on a window you choose, with no appointment and no annual cap.
What happens to my furniture after pickup in San Francisco?
Usable pieces go to local donation partners first, including Goodwill, the Salvation Army, and St. Vincent de Paul. What cannot be donated is recycled where facilities exist, and only the remainder is disposed of responsibly. Donation acceptance is decided by the receiving center.
How do I get rid of a mattress in San Francisco?
A mattress set out on a San Francisco sidewalk without a scheduled Recology pickup is illegal dumping and can draw a fine, and California bans mattresses from the landfill through the Bye Bye Mattress program. Furniture Disposal Plus takes the mattress from inside your home, so you never handle the appointment or the recycling drop-off.