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What can go where in Falmouth

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What can go where in Falmouth

Junk, furniture and mattresses. Checked November 6, 2026. Rules change, so confirm with the town before you set anything out.

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Bulky items at the curb (couch, dresser)

No curbside bulky pickup is posted. Bulky items go to the Waste Management Facility upper level: bulky by size $10, $20 or $30; sofas and upholstered $35 per item; mattresses and box springs $50 per item. A resident sticker is required for the upper level. Bulky waste is defined as over 2 cubic feet, over 4 feet long, over 12 inches in diameter, or carpet over 4 by 4 feet.

Fee: $10 / $20 / $30 by size; $35 upholstered; $50 mattress or box spring.

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Mattresses and box springs

Mattresses and box springs go in a dedicated lower-level container at the Waste Management Facility. $50 per item. Sticker or single-trip fee required, items must be dry. Banned from the trash by MassDEP and by Falmouth's mandatory recycling regulation (adopted December 19, 2022; in force April 14, 2023).

Fee: $50 per item.

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Appliances

Domestic white goods, including refrigerators and air conditioners, $20 each at the facility; commercial $30. Refrigerators and A/C go to the marked refrigerant area on the hilltop. Out-of-town white goods are prohibited. Stoves, washers, dishwashers and water heaters go to the scrap metal container.

Fee: $20 each domestic.

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Electronics and TVs

Computers, monitors, TVs, laptops and CRT screens are $25 per item at the facility. TVs and monitors need a sticker or one-trip fee even on the lower level.

Fee: $25 per item.

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Transfer station / drop-off

Falmouth Waste Management Facility, 458 Thomas B. Landers Road, Falmouth, MA 02540. Hours: Tuesday to Saturday 7:45 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.; closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day on the town page (the December 2025 guide also lists July 4). Residents only. Permit: Annual combined sticker $40 (cars, vans, pickups to 3/4 ton), $140 one-ton truck, $10 swap shop only, $10 single trip for the lower level. Sold online (falmouthstickers.townhall247.com) or at the Town Clerk, not at the facility. Valid one year from January 1. Source

Where to donate (call first)
  • ReStore Cape Cod (Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod), 805 Gifford St. Ext., Falmouth, MA. Gently used items in excellent condition; may decline. 508-394-6400. Source
  • Pick of the Litter Swap Shop, 458 Thomas B. Landers Road, Falmouth. Small furniture, housewares, tools; no large or upholstered furniture. Source
  • Textile boxes at the Waste Management Facility, 458 Thomas B. Landers Road, Falmouth. Baystate Textiles (upper), Red Cross and Salvation Army (lower). Clean, dry, mold-free. Source
Hazardous waste (paint, batteries, chemicals)

Barnstable County runs regional collections; Falmouth belongs to a group with Bourne, Mashpee, Sandwich and Joint Base Cape. 2026: April 18 Sandwich, June 20 Falmouth High School (874 Gifford St.), August 22 Mashpee, October 17 Bourne Landfill; the season has ended and the 2027 schedule is posted spring 2027. Residents free with proof of residency; non-residents register in advance. The Waste Management Facility accepts no paints, stains or solvents.

Fee: Free for Falmouth residents.

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When Falmouth says no, we say yes

Flat prices, carry-out from any floor, disposal included: couch $139, mattress $89–$129 (recycling included), dresser $69–$179, appliance $79–$149. $159 minimum. Text a photo to (617) 545-0382 or book at junkrun.co.

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