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Bulky item pickup in Quincy, MA

A worn sofa and armchair at the curb in front of a gray two-family house in Quincy, Massachusetts with autumn leaves on the sidewalk

The curbside bulky allowance

The city says two bulky items per week, sofas, chairs, recliners and lawn furniture, may be disposed of curbside, and the Waste and Recycling page adds that curbside furniture is collected without calling. Capitol Waste takes lawn mowers with the gas tank removed. No sticker or fee is posted. Have it out by 7 a.m. on your regular day, and no more than one day early. A collector is not required to lift anything over 50 lbs.

If something is missed, report it on the city's Missed Pick-up Form or call Capitol Waste Services at 855-533-3400. Checked November 2026.

Appliances, TVs and monitors

Call (855) 533-3400 to schedule curbside pick-up of stoves, refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, dehumidifiers, and water heaters. The city's pages give two lead times. The How Can I Get Rid Of list and the Waste and Recycling page say call by 3 p.m. one full business day ahead (for a Monday pickup, call the Friday before); the Waste and Recycling pages say two full business days, and TVs and monitors are two on the How Can I Get Rid Of list. Book two business days ahead and you are covered either way. Capitol Waste is 855-533-3400 on the Fall/Winter 2026-2027 InfoLetter phone list. The Recycling page caps TVs at 2 per household per year for yard drop-off, and the How Can I Get Rid Of list says TVs and monitors are booked curbside, so call before you load one.

You can also drive washers, dryers, water heaters, stoves and air conditioners to the DPW Yard at 55 Sea St. It does not take refrigerators or dishwashers.

When two items is not enough

Two pieces covers a sofa and a chair. It does not cover a bedroom set, a sectional in sections, a desk, a bookcase and a rug. Capitol Waste does not take rooms, basements or garages at all. A pickup with JUNKRUN is priced by the item: sofa $139, loveseat $89, sectional $109 a piece, regular dresser $99, armoire $179, standard appliance $119, with a $159 minimum. A truckload by volume is a quarter $209, half $319, three-quarter $409 or full $519.

In a triple-decker, we bring items down the front or back stairs and do not leave them in the hall. Tell us the floor.

Reuse routes in Quincy

Goodwill at 625 Southern Artery takes clothing and household goods but says large furniture is not accepted. The Bureau Drawer Thrift Shop at 105 Adams St says it does not have enough space for furniture donations. New Life Furniture Bank in Walpole takes donated couches, tables and dressers, and its truck pickup is offered at the Walpole location only. The city's own furniture list names Vietnam Veterans at 800-775-8387, the Salvation Army at 617-542-5420 and St. Vincent de Paul at 800-675-2882 (city list). Pieces too worn for any of them are what we haul.

Setting out bulky items in Quincy

  • Count: two bulky items per week, not per bag.
  • Set out by 7 a.m. on your trash day and no more than 24 hours early.
  • Keep furniture dry; a wet couch can be left behind.
  • Book appliances, TVs and monitors with Capitol Waste first: 855-533-3400, two business days ahead to be safe.
  • Send mattresses to South Shore Recycle: 617-837-1299.
  • Report a miss to Capitol Waste at 855-533-3400 or on the city's form.

Local resources in Quincy

Donation, reuse and recycling options near the pickup. We are not affiliated with these; confirm hours and what they accept before you go.

Quick answers

How many bulky items can I put out in Quincy?

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Two per week. The city lists sofas, chairs, recliners and lawn furniture.

Do I need a sticker for bulky items in Quincy?

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None is posted on the city pages read in November 2026. Call the DPW at 617-376-1957 to confirm.

Does Quincy pick up TVs?

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Yes, by booking with Capitol Waste at 855-533-3400 at least two full business days before your trash day. The yard drop-off is capped at 2 TVs per household per year.

How do I get rid of a refrigerator in Quincy?

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Book curbside pickup with Capitol Waste at 855-533-3400. The DPW Yard does not take refrigerators.

Sources

Rules, fees and hours change, so confirm with Quincy before you go.

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