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City collection The city collects household furniture curbside once a white goods sticker is attached, and the same sticker covers an appliance on the Wednesday run. $15 for for a white goods sticker, bought in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at Everett City Hall, which the city requires before an appliance or a piece of furniture is set out. Everett residents on the city's curbside collection, buying the sticker in person during City Hall hours.
City collection Massachusetts requires mattresses and box springs to be recycled, so Everett runs them through a paid programme rather than the regular trash, with the fee paid at the Collector's Office and a sticker and plastic bag issued for each item. $70 for for the first mattress or box spring, with each additional mattress or box spring at 45.00, paid in cash only at the Collector's Office and capped at three mattresses or box springs per pickup. Everett residents, paying in cash in person at the Collector's Office on the first floor of Everett City Hall.
City collection Appliances such as refrigerators and stoves are white goods in Everett: they need a white goods sticker bought in cash at the Collector's Office and are then collected on the weekly Wednesday appliance run. $15 for for a white goods sticker, bought in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at Everett City Hall, before the appliance is put out for the Wednesday collection. Everett residents on the city's curbside collection, buying the sticker in person in cash.
City collection Everett moves bulky material on two city routes: the year round sticker route that covers white goods and furniture, and the free curbside bulk item pickup the city adds to the usual trash day during its July holiday overflow week, capped at three items with a city sticker on each. The year round route is a white goods sticker bought in cash at the Collector's Office for 15.00, while the July holiday overflow week adds a free curbside bulk item pickup capped at three items with advance registration and a city sticker on each, so confirm which route and date apply to the item.
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
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Will the city take it?
Everett runs a curbside-only programme with no resident transfer station, so most of the odd jobs here go through a sticker bought in person. A white goods sticker, bought in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at City Hall, and covers an appliance on the weekly Wednesday run or a piece of furniture on the household's designated trash day. Mattresses and box springs sit outside that system because Massachusetts requires them to be recycled: residents pay at the same office, take a sticker and a plastic bag for each item, and put them out on the date written on the receipt, with a fee for the first item, a lower fee for each additional one and a maximum of three per pickup. The city adds a free curbside bulk item pickup during its July holiday overflow week, capped at three items that each carry a city sticker, but that week refuses mattresses, box springs, construction material, hazardous waste and appliances. Chemicals go to the annual Hazardous Waste Day at Rivergreen Park, which takes oil-based paints, solvents, batteries, automotive fluids, pool chemicals and small propane tanks while refusing appliances, furniture, bulk items, electronics, tires and latex paint. Anything the city does not cover is arranged with a private hauler such as Casella.
The city collects household furniture curbside once a white goods sticker is attached, and the same sticker covers an appliance on the Wednesday run.
City cost & eligibility
$15 for for a white goods sticker, bought in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at Everett City Hall, which the city requires before an appliance or a piece of furniture is set out. Everett residents on the city's curbside collection, buying the sticker in person during City Hall hours.
When & how
Furniture goes out on the household's designated trash day, while an appliance carrying a white goods sticker is collected on the Wednesday appliance run.
Get it ready
Buy the sticker in cash first, attach it to the item, and have the furniture at the curb on the household's trash day.
Massachusetts requires mattresses and box springs to be recycled, so Everett runs them through a paid programme rather than the regular trash, with the fee paid at the Collector's Office and a sticker and plastic bag issued for each item.
City cost & eligibility
$70 for for the first mattress or box spring, with each additional mattress or box spring at 45.00, paid in cash only at the Collector's Office and capped at three mattresses or box springs per pickup. Everett residents, paying in cash in person at the Collector's Office on the first floor of Everett City Hall.
When & how
The pickup day is assigned at the Collector's Office when the fee is paid and is written on the receipt, and the items go curbside on that day.
Get it ready
Pay first, then bag each mattress or box spring in the plastic bag supplied, attach the sticker to the bag or the item, and place it curbside on the scheduled day.
Appliances such as refrigerators and stoves are white goods in Everett: they need a white goods sticker bought in cash at the Collector's Office and are then collected on the weekly Wednesday appliance run.
City cost & eligibility
$15 for for a white goods sticker, bought in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at Everett City Hall, before the appliance is put out for the Wednesday collection. Everett residents on the city's curbside collection, buying the sticker in person in cash.
When & how
Appliances with a sticker attached are collected on Wednesdays, while household furniture goes out on the designated trash day instead.
Get it ready
Buy the white goods sticker in cash at the Collector's Office first, then set the appliance out with the sticker attached for the Wednesday run.
Everett publishes no curbside route for a television or computer, and the annual Hazardous Waste Day explicitly refuses electronics, so a screen or computer is arranged with a private hauler such as Casella, which lists e-waste pickup as a paid residential service with pricing that varies by item.
City cost & eligibility
No municipal rate covers electronics, the Hazardous Waste Day refuses them, and Casella states that bulk pricing varies by item, so confirm the current price with the hauler before booking an e-waste pickup.
When & how
Confirm the pickup window with the hauler, because the only recurring city event, Hazardous Waste Day, does not take electronics.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handover, keep the screen intact and dry, and confirm acceptance and price for the exact device.
Construction material is refused on the city's bulk pickup week, and Casella's curbside bulk programme also refuses construction debris and routes it to a separate collection service or container quoted per project.
City cost & eligibility
No municipal rate covers construction material, and Casella refuses construction debris in its curbside bulk programme while quoting it separately through its construction debris collection or dumpster service, so confirm the price with the hauler.
When & how
Arrange the container or haul privately, because construction material is not part of the city's bulk pickup week or the annual Hazardous Waste Day.
Get it ready
Separate clean concrete, wood and metal where the receiving site asks for it, and confirm the destination's acceptance list before loading.
A treadmill or weight machine is named neither on the city's white goods route nor on Casella's published accepted list, so an exercise machine has to be confirmed with the hauler before it is booked or set out.
City cost & eligibility
No published municipal or Casella list names exercise equipment and no rate covers it, so confirm the item, its weight and its price with the hauler before booking a pickup.
When & how
Confirm the collection arrangement with the hauler, because the city's own route covers white goods and furniture rather than exercise machines.
Get it ready
Break the machine down so two people can handle it, and describe the item and its weight when confirming acceptance.
Everett moves bulky material on two city routes: the year round sticker route that covers white goods and furniture, and the free curbside bulk item pickup the city adds to the usual trash day during its July holiday overflow week, capped at three items with a city sticker on each.
City cost & eligibility
The year round route is a white goods sticker bought in cash at the Collector's Office for 15.00, while the July holiday overflow week adds a free curbside bulk item pickup capped at three items with advance registration and a city sticker on each, so confirm which route and date apply to the item.
When & how
The sticker route runs on the household's designated trash day for furniture and on the Wednesday appliance day for white goods, while the free three item curbside bulk pickup runs inside the city's July holiday overflow week, which was July 6 to 10 in 2026.
Get it ready
Register for the holiday bulk week by calling 311 or visiting City Hall before the published deadline, put a city sticker on each item, and keep mattresses, box springs, construction material, hazardous waste and appliances out of that load because the week refuses them.
Everett holds an annual Hazardous Waste Day where residents drop off acids, aerosol cans, batteries, oil-based paints and thinners, solvents, fluorescent bulbs, gasoline, pesticides, pool chemicals, small propane tanks and automotive fluids, with proof of Everett residency checked on site.
City cost & eligibility
The city publishes no fee on the Hazardous Waste Day page, so confirm the next date and any charge with 311.
When & how
Hazardous Waste Day 2026 ran on Saturday September 12, 2026 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm at Rivergreen Park, 1 Rivergreen Drive, and the city lists it as an annual event, so confirm the next date with 3-1-1.
Get it ready
Bring proof of an Everett address for the on site check, keep material in labelled containers that are not leaking, and leave appliances, furniture, bulk items, electronics, tires and latex paint out because the event refuses them.
Appliances and furniture need a white goods sticker first
Everett does not collect an appliance or a piece of furniture without a white goods sticker. The sticker is bought in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at Everett City Hall: an appliance carrying a sticker goes out on the Wednesday appliance run, and furniture goes out on the address's designated trash day. Mattresses run on a separate recycling fee at the same office instead of the white goods route.
Because state regulation requires mattress and box spring recycling, Everett residents pay at the Collector's Office and receive a sticker and a plastic bag for each item, then put the bagged items curbside on the date written on the receipt. A fee applies to the first mattress or box spring with a lower fee for each additional item, paid in cash, with a maximum of three per pickup.
The city's July holiday overflow week adds a free curbside bulk item pickup for single, two and three family households, capped at three items with a city sticker on each and registration required before the published deadline, but it refuses mattresses, box springs, construction materials, hazardous waste and white goods such as appliances. Those items keep their own routes: mattresses through the recycling fee at the Collector's Office, appliances and furniture through a white goods sticker, and chemicals through the annual Hazardous Waste Day.
Chemicals go to Hazardous Waste Day, electronics do not
Everett's annual Hazardous Waste Day takes acids, aerosol cans, batteries, oil-based paints and thinners, solvents, fluorescent bulbs, gasoline, pesticides, pool chemicals, small propane tanks and automotive fluids, with proof of residency checked on site, but it refuses appliances, furniture, bulk items, electronics, tires and latex paint. Latex paint can be dried with kitty litter and placed in the household trash instead, and a television or computer has to be arranged with a private hauler.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of Everett Department of Public Works and Casella
Buy a white goods sticker and set the item out
An Everett household with an appliance or a piece of furniture that the city's curbside route collects.
Cost & conditions
$15 for for a white goods sticker, bought in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at Everett City Hall. Everett residents on the city's curbside collection, buying the sticker in person during City Hall hours.
Arrange it
Buy the sticker in cash, attach it to the item, and put the appliance out on the Wednesday appliance day or the furniture out on the address's designated trash day.
In person and cash only, and the sticker does not cover a mattress or box spring, which run on a separate recycling fee.
City of Everett Department of Public Works and Casella
Pay the mattress recycling fee at the Collector's Office
An Everett household with a mattress or box spring to recycle.
Cost & conditions
$70 for for the first mattress or box spring, with each additional item at 45.00, paid in cash at the Collector's Office and capped at three items per pickup. Everett residents, paying in cash in person at the Collector's Office.
Arrange it
Pay at the Collector's Office, take the sticker and the plastic bag for each item, bag it and set it out on the date written on the receipt.
Cash only, in person only, and no more than three mattresses or box springs in one pickup.
A household with furniture, an appliance, a mattress or box spring, electronics, tires or another large item that the city route does not cover.
Cost & conditions
Casella lists residential bulk pickup in Everett including appliances, e-waste, furniture and mattress recycling, and states that the cost varies by item, so confirm the price for the exact items when booking.
Arrange it
Schedule online or call Casella customer care at 800-CASELLA, then place the items at the curb or the designated pickup area.
Priced per item and paid to Casella rather than the city, and hazardous materials, construction debris and some electronics are refused in the curbside bulk programme and quoted as separate services.
City site used for the annual Hazardous Waste Day drop-off
Rivergreen Park
1 Rivergreen Drive, Everett, MA 02149
Acids, aerosol cans, batteries, oil-based paints and thinners, varnish, strippers, solvents, wood preservatives, fluorescent bulbs, gasoline, fire starters, pesticides, herbicides, pool chemicals, small propane tanks, hair dye, nail polish remover, toilet cleaners, bleach, spot removers, drain cleaners, lighter fluid, oven cleaners, antifreeze, auto batteries, brake fluid, carburetor cleaner, transmission fluid, waste fuels and degreasers.
Everett residents only with proof of residence checked on site, and appliances, furniture, bulk items, electronics, ammunition, fireworks, explosives, gunpowder, medical sharps, prescription medication, radioactive material, gas or metal cylinders other than propane, asbestos, PCBs, tires and latex paint are refused.
Event based: Hazardous Waste Day 2026 ran on Saturday September 12, 2026 from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, and the city lists it as an annual event, so confirm the next date with 311 at 617-394-2270.
The event page publishes no fee, so confirm any charge with the city when the next date is announced.
Prices, timing and the details that matter at your address.
How much does pickup cost?+
Choose your items to see the exact price. A standard sofa is $79 first and $29 additional. The highest first-item price applies once; every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Review any applicable sales tax and the final total before payment.
Can I book a pickup for today?+
Book by 2pm at your pickup address for same-day pickup, where available. Choose from the dates shown at checkout. Your booking is for a pickup day, and we text you when your hauler is on the way.
Do my items need to be outside when I book?+
You can book while your items are still inside. Arrange any indoor carrying and have everything outside and accessible according to your confirmation. We load and haul it away from there. Contact us before booking if your property has restricted access.
Where should Everett residents confirm a large item's route?+
Use City of Everett City Services and confirm the exact item and address before set-out or self-haul.Official guidance
How does Everett collect a couch or other furniture?+
The city picks household furniture up at the curb on the address's designated trash day, but only after a white goods sticker is attached. Stickers are bought in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at Everett City Hall, and the same sticker covers an appliance on the Wednesday appliance run.Official guidance
Will Everett recycle my mattress or box spring?+
Yes, on a paid route: state regulation requires the items to be recycled, so residents buy a sticker at the Collector's Office, take a plastic bag for each item, and set them out on the day written on the receipt. A fee applies to the first mattress or box spring with a lower fee for each additional item, paid in cash, with a maximum of three per pickup.Official guidance
What does Everett require for an appliance pickup?+
An appliance needs a white goods sticker before it can be set out. Stickers are sold in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at Everett City Hall, and appliances carrying a sticker are collected on the weekly Wednesday run.Official guidance
What are Everett's bulky item options?+
Two city routes. Year round, an appliance or a piece of furniture is collected once a white goods sticker bought in cash at the Collector's Office is attached, with appliances out on Wednesday and furniture on the designated trash day. During the July holiday overflow week the city adds a free curbside bulk item pickup capped at three items, registered in advance and marked with a city sticker, that refuses mattresses, box springs, construction material, hazardous waste and appliances.Official guidance
Where does Everett take paint and household chemicals?+
To the city's annual Hazardous Waste Day, where oil-based paints and thinners, solvents, acids, aerosol cans, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, pesticides, pool chemicals, small propane tanks and automotive fluids are accepted with proof of Everett residency checked on site. Hazardous Waste Day 2026 ran on September 12 at Rivergreen Park, 1 Rivergreen Drive, and the event refuses appliances, furniture, bulk items, electronics, tires and latex paint.Official guidance
Who collects trash curbside in Everett?+
The City of Everett Department of Public Works handles the collection, transportation and disposal of solid waste, with pickup days set by street on a published schedule and questions going to 3-1-1 on 617-394-2270. Large items do not ride the regular trash: an appliance or a piece of furniture needs a white goods sticker before it is set out.Official guidance
How do I get rid of a large item in Everett?+
An appliance or a piece of furniture needs a white goods sticker bought in cash at the Receiver Window in the Collector's Office, Room 13 at Everett City Hall, with appliances collected on Wednesdays and furniture on the address's designated trash day. Mattresses and box springs are recycled separately for a fee paid at the same office, and the city's July holiday week adds a free curbside bulk item pickup capped at three items.Official guidance
What will Everett not take at the curb?+
The city's bulk item week refuses mattresses, box springs, construction materials, hazardous waste and white goods, and an appliance or a piece of furniture needs a white goods sticker before it goes out at all. Chemicals, paint, batteries and automotive fluids go to the annual Hazardous Waste Day at Rivergreen Park, which in turn refuses appliances, furniture, bulk items, electronics, tires and latex paint.Official guidance
