Same-Day Curbside Junk Removal in Kendall

Mattress removal in Kendall sits behind one rule that ambushes nearly everyone disposing of a mattress for the first time and one TRC carve-out that turns the closest legal drop-off into a cross-county workaround, because Kendall is an unincorporated Miami-Dade CDP and residential mattress collection routes through the Miami-Dade Department of Solid Waste Management Bulky Appointment System (per Miami-Dade DSWM / Bulky Waste Pickup). The County accepts mattresses on the bulky stream, but only if the mattress is fully encased in a plastic mattress bag or sleeve and sealed with weather-resistant tape (packing tape or duct tape) — and a $100 fine attaches to any mattress not bagged and sealed at the curb (per Miami-Dade 2025 Waste Service Guide). Box springs are exempt. Mattress bags retail at Home Depot and Lowe's for roughly $8–$15, but residents typically learn the rule after the citation hits, not before. Households get 2 bulky pickups per calendar year at up to 25 cu yd each, combinable to a single 50-cu-yd pickup, billed inside the FY2025 annual non-ad-valorem solid-waste assessment of $697/yr on the property tax bill (per Miami-Dade 2025 Waste Service Guide, p. 4); duplexes get 4 pickups / 100 cu yd combined; excess yardage beyond the 50-cu-yd combined free allotment runs $31 per cubic yard with signed authorization. The catch is not the allowance, it is the appointment. Residents must book online or call 311 / 305-468-5900 BEFORE staging the mattress at the curb, and Code Enforcement (305-514-6700) issues warnings on bulky piles set out without a booked appointment. The pile may be placed no earlier than 3 days before the appointment and no later than 7 a.m. day-of; pickup completes by 5 p.m. that same day. Curbside placement adds another rule layer: within 10 ft of the street, at least 5 ft from mailboxes, parked cars, trees, utility poles, sprinkler heads, and hydrants, with 15 ft of overhead clearance. There is also a 150-lb single-item weight cap — heavy California-king pillow-tops and hybrid coil-foam sets routinely brush the limit, and a mattress strapped to its box spring as a single unit frequently exceeds it and falls out of the bulky lane and into the private-hauler market by ordinance. The free self-haul path narrows hard on mattresses. The Sunset Kendall Trash & Recycling Center at 8000 SW 107th Ave, Miami, FL 33173 is the closest TRC physically inside the Kendall footprint, daily 7 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (closed holidays), free to residents with FL ID matching a Miami-Dade address, accepting up to 3 cu yd C&D and 4 tires per visit, used motor oil, and used electronics — but Sunset Kendall does NOT accept mattresses, white goods, or off-road tires (per Miami-Dade 2025 Waste Service Guide, p. 8). The closest TRC is the one that will not take the mattress. The nearest TRCs that DO accept mattresses are South Miami Heights TRC at 20800 SW 117th Ct, Miami, FL 33177 — about 7 mi SE — and Eureka Drive TRC at 9401 SW 184th St, Cutler Bay, FL 33157 — about 6 mi SW (per Miami-Dade 2025 Waste Service Guide, p. 8). The permitted-hauler landfills sit outside the Kendall footprint: South Dade Landfill (Class I) at 23707 SW 97th Ave, Homestead, FL 33032, about 15 mi south, daily 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. (Gate A); and North Dade Landfill (Class III) at 21500 NW 47th Ave, Miami, FL 33055, about 25 mi north, the primary licensed-hauler tip for residential mattresses and furniture in Miami-Dade (per Miami-Dade DSWM / Landfills). Round-trip from a Kendall ZIP (33156, 33173, 33176, 33183, 33186) to the mattress-accepting TRCs runs roughly 12–14 mi total — not a fit for a renter with a sedan, a Dadeland condo owner without a service elevator, or a household whose two free bulky pickups are already burned for the year. Florida has no mattress-recycling EPR law — only California, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Oregon, and Virginia operate one (per Mattress Recycling Council state-laws map) — so FL mattresses route to landfill, transfer-station baling, or private recycler at the hauler's discretion, with no state-funded mattress take-back to anchor the price floor. The paid layer prices a single mattress well above the brand floor. 1-800-GOT-JUNK runs a dedicated Kendall same-day landing staffed out of the Miami branch at 5565 NW 72nd Ave, 786-905-0741 (per 1800gotjunk.com / Kendall), advertising "discounted options for single item removals such as any size of mattress, appliances, or other furniture" — but no firm online price for a single mattress; the model is a 2-hour arrival window, an on-site no-obligation estimate after the truck arrives, and a brand-wide $150+ minimum. College Hunks Hauling Junk runs $150–$800+ volume-based with an in-home walkthrough and a combo-moving option. Junk King floors at $389+ on the quarter-truck with ranges-only published and on-site estimates, 60% recycled — a Miami-area franchise surfaces on Kendall Yelp results for mattress removal (per yelp.com / Kendall mattress removal). Junkluggers covers the Miami area at $200–$600+ donation-routed with no published online pricing. Stand Up Guys advertises a $95+ floor with a same-day on-site re-quote across the Southeast. The Yelp and Thumbtack roster handling Kendall mattresses includes Doctor Junk, Loadmaster Hauling and Junk Removal, Kourtesy Junk Removal, JR Junk Removal, Recogida De Muebles, and Miami Muscle Junk Removal (per yelp.com / Kendall mattress removal), plus AAA Rousse Junk Removal at 305-515-5011 with a dedicated Kendall page since 2006 (per aaarousse.com / Kendall), Junk GoGo on a Kendall service-area landing (per junkgogo.com / Kendall), Junk Removal ECS at 786-351-9297 with about a decade local (per junkremovalecs.com / Kendall), and Mattress Disposal Plus as a pure-play national mattress-only broker with a dedicated Kendall landing (per mattressdisposalplus.com / Kendall) — typical guy-with-truck rates run a $60–$120 band for a single mattress and $150–$300 for a small-truck load, quote-by-phone, no online checkout, no standardized photo confirmation. Dropcurb is the same-day, fixed-price lane that closes the gap from the curb. $94 flat for a mattress, and the bag-and-tape rule does not apply because the mattress routes through compliant disposal rather than a regular DSWM curbside pickup — no $100 fine surface to begin with. Disposal cost is already baked into the item price; the receipt shows $94 and nothing else, no separate landfill, recycling, or fuel line. The total is locked online at checkout before booking — no in-home walkthrough, no 2-hour arrival window, no on-site re-quote, no Bulky Appointment System ticket, no 3-day staging window, no Code Enforcement warning on a pre-staged pile, no proof-of-residency drive to South Miami Heights or Eureka Drive. Curb it before noon and same-day pickup lands by tonight; book after the 12:00 PM cutoff and the next-day slot is locked the same way. The hauler texts an ETA before arrival and a photo confirmation when the truck pulls away. The Kendall use cases the County's two-pickups-per-year cap, $100 mattress-bag fine, Sunset Kendall carve-out, 150-lb single-item ban, and 3-day staging window cannot close on timing: the 30-day-notice renter in a 33156 Dadeland condo with a Saturday move-out and a Sunday turnover; the West Kendall (33183 / 33186) homeowner whose hybrid coil-foam king brushes the 150-lb cap once strapped to its box spring and falls out of bulky pickup outright; the 33173 or 33176 household whose two annual County pickups are already burned by mid-year; the estate cleanout staging a queen mattress, two box springs, and a couch where the mattress bag alone would have triggered a $100 fine on a regular DSWM pickup; the post-storm contents pull during Atlantic hurricane season when saturated mattresses surface in volume and the County window stretches under disaster-debris load; the Dadeland-adjacent condo board citing curbside appearance and the Kendale Lakes / The Hammocks / Three Lakes HOA tracts pressuring on cleanup notices well before the next bulky-appointment window opens; the Baptist Hospital staff, Miami Dade College Kendall faculty, or Dadeland-corridor professional who does not have the half-day to bag, tape, and drive a queen mattress to South Miami Heights TRC. When the mattress is not the only thing leaving, the canonical ladder fills in around it on the same booking: $79 for the couch or dresser at the curb, $99 for the TV pulled with the bedroom rebuild (the $20 e-waste fee baked in), $134 for the washer or fridge (the $25 refrigerant or recycling fee baked in) across the 33156, 33173, 33176, 33183, and 33186 ZIPs.

Move-outs and remodeling projects across Kendall West and The Hammocks drive frequent couch disposal needs.

Furniture removal in Kendall runs through one pipe everyone uses and the bottleneck that pipe creates, because Kendall is an unincorporated Miami-Dade CDP and all residential bulky-furniture collection routes through the Miami-Dade Department of Solid Waste Management Bulky Appointment System (per Miami-Dade DSWM / Bulky Waste Pickup). The county allowance is two bulky pickups per household per calendar year at up to 25 cu yd each — combinable to a single 50-cu-yd appointment — billed inside the FY2025 annual non-ad-valorem solid-waste assessment of $697/yr on the property tax bill (per Miami-Dade 2025 Waste Service Guide, p. 4). Beyond the 50-cu-yd combined free allotment the rate is $31 per cubic yard with signed authorization. The catch is not the allowance; the catch is the appointment. Residents must book online or call 311 / 305-468-5900 BEFORE staging furniture at the curb, and Code Enforcement (305-514-6700) issues warnings on piles set out without a booked appointment. The pile may be placed no earlier than 3 days before the appointment and no later than 7 a.m. the day of; pickup completes by 5 p.m. that same day. There is also a 150-lb single-item weight cap — heavy sectionals, sleeper sofas, large armoires, and pool tables fall out of the bulky lane and into the private-hauler market by ordinance. Mattresses must be fully encased in a plastic mattress bag or sleeve sealed with weather-resistant tape or it is a $100 fine; box springs are exempt. Refrigerators and freezers require doors removed before curbside placement. And the carve-out that drives the most cross-county driving: electronics are illegal at the County landfills statewide, so TVs, monitors, and computers cannot ride the bulky pickup at all — they have to go to a TRC that accepts e-waste or a Home Chemical Collection Center. The self-haul path narrows on the same carve-outs. The Sunset Kendall Trash & Recycling Center at 8000 SW 107th Ave, Miami, FL 33173 is the closest TRC physically inside the Kendall footprint, daily 7 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (closed holidays), free to residents with FL ID matching a Miami-Dade address, accepting up to 3 cu yd C&D and 4 tires per visit, used motor oil, and used electronics — but Sunset Kendall does NOT accept mattresses, white goods (fridges, washers, dryers), or off-road tires (per Miami-Dade 2025 Waste Service Guide, p. 8). South Miami Heights TRC at 20800 SW 117th Ct, Miami, FL 33177 — about 7 mi SE — is the closest TRC that accepts mattresses. Snapper Creek TRC at 2200 SW 117th Ave, Miami, FL 33165 (about 3–5 mi N) is motor oil only, no mattresses, white goods, or tires. The permitted-hauler landfills sit outside the Kendall footprint: South Dade Landfill (Class I) at 23707 SW 97th Ave, Homestead, FL 33032, about 15 mi south, with the co-located South Dade Home Chemical Collection Center at Gate B taking e-waste, paint, battery, and oil for residents Wed–Sun 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.; and North Dade Landfill (Class III) at 21500 NW 47th Ave, Miami, FL 33055, about 25 mi north, the primary licensed-hauler tip for old furniture, lumber, crates, off-road tires, cardboard, yard trash, and C&D in Miami-Dade. Round-trip from a Kendall ZIP (33156, 33173, 33176, 33183, 33186) to South Dade runs roughly 20–35 mi each way — not a fit for a renter with a sedan, a Dadeland condo owner without a service elevator, or a household whose two free bulky pickups are already burned for the year. The paid layer prices a single piece well above the brand floor. 1-800-GOT-JUNK runs a dedicated Kendall furniture page staffed out of the Miami branch at 5565 NW 72nd Ave, 786-905-0741 (per 1800gotjunk.com / Kendall), with same-day capacity when booked early — but the model is a 2-hour arrival window, an on-site no-obligation estimate after the truck arrives, and a brand-wide $150+ minimum with no firm online price. College Hunks Hauling Junk runs $150–$800+ volume-based with an in-home walkthrough and a combo-moving option. Junk King floors at $389+ on the quarter-truck with ranges-only published and on-site estimates, 60% recycled. Junkluggers covers the Miami area at $200–$600+ donation-routed with no published online pricing. Stand Up Guys advertises a $95+ floor with a same-day on-site re-quote across the Southeast. The Yelp and Thumbtack roster handling Kendall includes AAA Rousse Junk Removal at 305-515-5011 with a dedicated Kendall page since 2006 (per aaarousse.com / Kendall), Junk GoGo with a Kendall service-area landing (per junkgogo.com / Kendall), Junk Removal ECS at 786-351-9297 with about 10 years local, Lugg gig-economy same-day furniture removal in Kendall, Junk Garbage Removal at 305-745-7210 on its Kendall West page, Flat Rate Junk Removal Kendall West, and Mattress Disposal Plus / Garbage Haulers on dedicated mattress and appliance landings — typical guy-with-truck rates run a $70–$350 band across single-piece and small-truck loads, quote-by-phone, no online checkout, no standardized photo confirmation. Dropcurb is the same-day, fixed-price lane that closes the gap. $79 flat for a couch at the curb. $79 flat for a dresser. $94 flat for a mattress, and the bag-and-tape rule does not apply because the mattress routes through compliant disposal rather than a regular DSWM curbside pickup — no $100 fine surface to begin with. The total is locked online at checkout before booking — no in-home walkthrough, no 2-hour arrival window, no on-site re-quote, no Bulky Appointment System ticket, no 3-day staging window, no Code Enforcement warning on a pre-staged pile, no proof-of-residency at a Homestead gate. Disposal cost is already baked into the item price; the receipt shows $79 and nothing else, no separate landfill, recycling, or fuel line. Curb it before noon and same-day pickup lands by tonight; book after the 12:00 PM cutoff and the next-day slot is locked the same way. The hauler texts an ETA before arrival and a photo confirmation when the truck pulls away. The Kendall use cases the County's two-pickups-per-year cap, 150-lb single-item ban, mattress-bag fine, 3-day staging window, and electronics carve-out cannot close on timing: the 30-day-notice renter in a 33156 Dadeland condo with a Saturday move-out and a Sunday turnover; the West Kendall (33183 / 33186) homeowner whose pre-1992 sectional from the post-Hurricane-Andrew rebuild cohort exceeds the 150-lb single-item cap and falls out of bulky pickup outright; the household in 33173 or 33176 whose two annual county pickups are already burned by mid-year; the estate cleanout staging a couch, two dressers, and a queen mattress where the mattress bag would have triggered a $100 fine on a regular DSWM pickup; the post-storm contents pull during Atlantic hurricane season when the County window stretches under disaster-debris volume; the Dadeland Mall–adjacent condo board citing curbside appearance and the Kendale Lakes / The Hammocks / Three Lakes HOA tracts pressuring on cleanup notices well before the next bulky-appointment window opens; and the Baptist Hospital staff, Miami Dade College Kendall faculty, or Dadeland-corridor professional who simply does not have the half-day to drive a queen mattress to South Miami Heights TRC and a refrigerator to South Dade Landfill in the same week. When the furniture is not the only thing leaving, the canonical ladder fills in around it on the same booking: $94 for the mattress, $99 for the TV (the $20 e-waste fee already baked in — no separate trip to South Dade's Home Chemical Collection Center), $134 for the washer or fridge (the $25 refrigerant or recycling fee already baked in — no door-removal staging compliance on a regular DSWM pickup) across the 33156, 33173, 33176, 33183, and 33186 ZIPs.

Appliance removal in Kendall sits behind the Bulky Appointment System everything else uses and three carve-outs the system imposes on white goods specifically. Kendall is an unincorporated Miami-Dade CDP, so residential appliance collection routes through the Miami-Dade Department of Solid Waste Management Bulky Appointment System (per Miami-Dade DSWM / Bulky Waste Pickup); there is no city contractor, no walk-up route, and white goods — refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges — are explicitly named on the accepted-bulky list alongside furniture, mattresses, and rolled carpet. Households get 2 bulky pickups per calendar year at up to 25 cu yd each, combinable to a single 50-cu-yd pickup, billed inside the FY2025 annual non-ad-valorem solid-waste assessment of $697/yr on the property tax bill (per Miami-Dade 2025 Waste Service Guide, p. 4); duplexes get 4 pickups / 100 cu yd combined; excess yardage beyond the 50-cu-yd combined free allotment runs $31 per cubic yard with signed authorization. The catch is not the allowance, it is the appointment. Residents must book online or call 311 / 305-468-5900 BEFORE staging the appliance at the curb, and Code Enforcement (305-514-6700) issues warnings on appliances pre-staged outside the 3-day window. The pile may be placed no earlier than 3 days before the appointment and no later than 7 a.m. day-of; pickup completes by 5 p.m. Curbside placement runs another rule layer: within 10 ft of the street, at least 5 ft from mailboxes, parked cars, trees, utility poles, sprinkler heads, and hydrants, with 15 ft of overhead clearance. On top of the general bulky stream sit three appliance-specific friction points. First, refrigerator and freezer doors must be removed before curbside placement — an entrapment-hazard rule under the 2025 Waste Service Guide (p. 6) that surprises first-time disposers without a screwdriver and a second person, with a refused-at-the-curb outcome on the day-of route. Second, refrigerant-bearing appliances (fridge, freezer, window AC, dehumidifier) are accepted in the bulky stream, with freon recovery handled downstream through the County's certified contractor under EPA Section 608 (per epa.gov / Section 608) — DSWM does not publish a separate curbside refrigerant surcharge for residents in the appointment program, but signage does not make clear that residents are not authorized to drain refrigerant themselves (that requires a Section 608-certified technician). Third, the single-item weight cap is 150 lb — heavy side-by-side and French-door refrigerators, commercial-grade washers, and built-in double ovens fall out of the bulky lane and into the private-hauler market by ordinance. The electronics carve-out compounds the appliance trip the same household is often staging: it is illegal to take electronics to the County landfills statewide, so TVs, microwaves with electronics boards, and computer monitors cannot ride the bulky pickup at all — they have to route to a Trash & Recycling Center that accepts e-waste or a Home Chemical Collection Center, a second trip a kitchen-replacement cleanout rarely has time to make. The free self-haul path narrows hard on white goods. The Sunset Kendall Trash & Recycling Center at 8000 SW 107th Ave, Miami, FL 33173 is the closest TRC physically inside the Kendall footprint, daily 7 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. (closed holidays), free to residents with FL ID matching a Miami-Dade address, accepting up to 3 cu yd C&D and 4 tires per visit, used motor oil, and used electronics — but Sunset Kendall does NOT accept white goods, mattresses, or off-road tires (per Miami-Dade 2025 Waste Service Guide, p. 8). Snapper Creek TRC at 2200 SW 117th Ave, Miami, FL 33165, about 3–5 mi north, is motor oil only — no white goods, no mattresses, no tires. South Miami Heights TRC at 20800 SW 117th Ct, Miami, FL 33177, about 7 mi southeast, runs the same daily 7 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. window with proof of Miami-Dade residency. The permitted-hauler landfills sit outside the Kendall footprint. South Dade Landfill (Class I) at 23707 SW 97th Ave, Homestead, FL 33032, about 15 mi south, runs daily 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. (Gate A); it is co-located with the South Dade Home Chemical Collection Center (Gate B), open Wed–Sun 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., which is the appropriate Kendall-resident drop-off for freon-bearing appliances diverted from the bulky stream, plus paint, batteries, motor oil, and e-waste (per Miami-Dade 2025 Waste Service Guide, p. 10). North Dade Landfill (Class III) at 21500 NW 47th Ave, Miami, FL 33055, about 25 mi north, runs daily 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. as the primary licensed-hauler tip for old furniture, lumber, crates, off-road tires, cardboard, yard trash, and C&D — and where white-goods scrap shells route after refrigerant recovery (per Miami-Dade DSWM / Landfills). Round-trip from a Kendall ZIP (33156, 33173, 33176, 33183, 33186) to South Dade runs roughly 20–35 mi each way — not a fit for a renter with a sedan, a Dadeland-corridor condo owner without a service elevator, or a household whose two free County pickups are already burned for the year. The paid layer prices a single appliance well above the brand floor. 1-800-GOT-JUNK runs a dedicated Kendall same-day landing staffed out of the Miami branch at 5565 NW 72nd Ave, 786-905-0741 (per 1800gotjunk.com / Kendall), with capacity when booked early — but the model is a 2-hour arrival window, an on-site no-obligation estimate after the truck arrives, and a brand-wide $150+ minimum with no firm online price for a single washer, dryer, or refrigerator. College Hunks Hauling Junk runs $150–$800+ volume-based with an in-home walkthrough and a combo-moving option (per collegehunkshaulingjunk.com). Junk King floors at $389+ on the quarter-truck with ranges-only published and on-site estimates, 60% recycled (per junk-king.com). Junkluggers covers the Miami area at $200–$600+ donation-routed with no published online pricing (per junkluggers.com). Stand Up Guys advertises a $95+ floor with a same-day on-site re-quote across the Southeast (per standupguys.biz). The Yelp and Thumbtack roster handling Kendall appliances includes AAA Rousse Junk Removal at 305-515-5011 with a dedicated Kendall page since 2006 (per aaarousse.com / Kendall), Junk GoGo on a Kendall service-area landing (per junkgogo.com / Kendall), Junk Removal ECS at 786-351-9297 with about a decade local, Garbage Haulers on a Kendall appliance-disposal landing, and Junk Be Gone on a Kendall junk-removal landing — quote-by-phone with no online checkout, no standardized photo confirmation, and reliability that varies by operator. The retail haul-away channels are narrow and conditional. Lowe's, Home Depot, and Best Buy each advertise paid haul-away of an old like-for-like appliance at $25–$50, but only at the point of delivery of a new appliance from the same retailer (per homedepot.com / appliance haul-away) — and the old unit must be disconnected, drained, accessible, and ready to go in the delivery driver's window. A fridge that died last week and is sitting in the garage two months after a previous replacement landed will not move on that channel. Salvation Army schedules pickups for working appliances only (per satruck.org / donate); a dead chest freezer or seized washer does not qualify. Dropcurb is the same-day, fixed-price lane that closes the gap from the curb. $134 flat for a refrigerator or freezer, with the $25 EPA Section 608 refrigerant-recovery fee baked into the item price — no separate freon line at the curb, no certified-technician call, no Wed–Sun trip to the South Dade Home Chemical Collection Center, no door-removal staging compliance on a regular DSWM pickup. $134 flat for a washer or dryer. $99 flat for a TV pulled with the kitchen replacement, with the $20 e-waste recycling fee already baked in — no separate trip to Sunset Kendall for the electronics carve-out. $79 flat for a dresser pulled with the laundry-room rebuild. The total is locked online at checkout before booking — no in-home walkthrough, no 2-hour arrival window, no on-site re-quote, no Bulky Appointment System ticket, no 3-day staging window, no Code Enforcement warning on a pre-staged appliance, no proof-of-residency at a Homestead gate. Disposal cost is already baked into the item price; the receipt shows the line items and nothing else, no separate landfill, refrigerant, recycling, or fuel charge. Curb it before noon and same-day pickup lands by tonight; book after the 12:00 PM cutoff and the next-day slot is locked the same way. The hauler texts an ETA before arrival and a photo confirmation when the truck pulls away. The Kendall use cases the County's 2-pickup cap, doors-off rule, 150-lb single-item ban, 3-day staging window, and electronics carve-out cannot close on timing: the 33156 Dadeland or 33176 homeowner whose side-by-side or French-door refrigerator exceeds the 150-lb cap and falls out of bulky pickup outright; the West Kendall (33183 / 33186) homeowner replacing the post-Hurricane-Andrew rebuild-cohort washer and dryer mid-week with a new pair landing on Saturday and the old set due off the apron by Friday; the 33173 renter on a 30-day notice with a dead chest freezer leaking on a tile floor; the household whose two annual County pickups are already burned by mid-year on a single laundry replacement; the post-storm Atlantic hurricane-season cleanout pulling a saturated washer, a spoiled freezer, and a downed window AC in the same booking when the County window stretches under disaster-debris volume; the Baptist Hospital staff, Miami Dade College Kendall faculty, or Dadeland-corridor professional who does not have the half-day to drive a fridge to South Dade Landfill and a TV to the Home Chemical Collection Center in the same week; the estate cleanout staging a fridge, a washer, and a TV where the doors-off rule, EPA Section 608 recovery, and the landfill electronics ban each route to a different lane on a DIY plan; and the Kendale Lakes / The Hammocks / Three Lakes / Dadeland condo board pressuring on cleanup notices well before the next bulky-appointment window opens. When the kitchen or laundry is not the only thing leaving, the canonical ladder fills in around it on the same booking: $79 for the couch or dresser pulled with the appliances, $94 for the mattress from the spare bedroom mid-downsizing, $99 for the TV (the $20 e-waste fee baked in), $134 for the washer or fridge (the $25 refrigerant or recycling fee baked in) across the 33156, 33173, 33176, 33183, and 33186 ZIPs.

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