FAQ
What items do you pick up?
Furniture, mattresses, appliances, electronics, exercise equipment, outdoor items, and more. Select your specific items during booking to see exact prices.
Dropcurb picks up most common household items. If it can be placed at the curb, we can almost certainly take it. Here's the full breakdown by category with pricing.
Furniture
Couches, sectional sofas, recliners, loveseats, ottomans, coffee tables, dining tables, chairs, barstools, bed frames, headboards, dressers, nightstands, armoires, desks, office chairs, bookshelves, entertainment centers.
Most furniture items: $79 (included in base pickup fee)
Mattresses & Bedding
Mattresses (King, Queen, Full, Twin), box springs, futons.
Mattress: $79 (included in base pickup fee)
Appliances
Washers, dryers, refrigerators, freezers, stoves, ovens, microwaves, dishwashers, water heaters, AC units, BBQ grills.
Large appliances: $109 (base fee + $30 surcharge)
Exercise Equipment
Treadmills, ellipticals, stationary bikes, weight benches, free weights, rowing machines.
Electronics & E-Waste
TVs (LED, Plasma, CRT), monitors, computers, printers, speakers.
Outdoor & Miscellaneous
Bicycles, tires, yard tools, bagged household trash, garage clutter, moving boxes, suitcases, play sets (disassembled), trampolines (disassembled).
State-specific disposal challenges we handle:
- Florida: Hurricane-damaged patio furniture, salt-air corroded items, pool equipment, screened porch furniture. Many municipalities restrict bulk items during tourist season — we pick up year-round.
- Texas: Oil field equipment, ranch items, oversized pickup trucks accessories, BBQ equipment. High heat damages outdoor items quickly — fast pickup prevents further deterioration.
- Washington/Oregon: Rain-damaged outdoor furniture, camping/hiking gear, moisture-sensitive electronics. Many items banned from regular trash due to environmental regulations — we ensure proper disposal.
- Colorado: Ski equipment, high-altitude damaged items, winter sports gear, camping equipment. Mountain communities often lack regular bulk pickup — we serve remote areas.
- Virginia: Military family PCS items, government surplus furniture, security equipment, dense neighborhood challenges. Many HOA restrictions — we work within community guidelines.
Regional disposal regulations:
- Electronics recycling requirements vary by state — we ensure compliance
- Mattress recycling laws in some states require special handling
- Appliance refrigerant must be properly removed (we handle this)
- Some states ban certain items from landfills — we route to appropriate facilities
Items we don't pick up:
Hazardous materials, paint, chemicals, medical waste, and items that cannot be safely lifted by one or two people (pianos, safes, hot tubs). For these items, we'd recommend a full-service junk removal company.
Local disposal alternatives for restricted items:
- Most counties have hazardous waste days for paint and chemicals
- Best Buy and similar retailers take electronics for free
- Auto shops accept used tires and car batteries
- Many cities have special collection events for bulk items
Not sure about your item? Start a booking at dropcurb.com — it takes about 30 seconds to check. You'll see immediately whether we cover your item and exactly what it costs.