Residents may schedule up to two (2) free Bulky Item pick-ups per year at no additional cost. Up to two (2) cubic yards of Reusable Materials, up to five (5) E-Waste items, and up to two (2) Appliances or Bulky Items. Appliances with Freon count as two (2) Bulky Items. Contact Recology Customer Service at […]
You don’t. You take them back next time you go to the dry cleaners. That’s reuse which is even better than recycling. Please do not put wire or plastic hangers in your blue recycling bin; hangers jam equipment at the recycling plant. Recycling bins are for bottles, cans, paper, cardboard, and hard plastics, such as plastic cups and molded […]
Recology offers curbside holiday tree collection each year from January 2nd – January 14th. Please remove all tinsel, lights, decorations and stands from your holiday tree, and place it next to your collection bins, or at the designated area determined by your property manager.
We accept appliances, furniture and mattresses, books, clothing, carpets, toilets, and almost all other “bulky” items through the Bulky Item Recycling program.
Computers can be recycled via the Bulky Item Recycling Program. They can also be brought to the SF Transfer Station’s Public Disposal & Recycling Area, Goodwill and other places around San Francisco. For more information about recycling centers in San Francisco, visit SF Environment’s recycling directory.
Residential customers receive two curbside Bulky Item Recycling collections per year at no additional charge. Apartment dwellers receive one no-charge curbside collection. If you exceed your number of free pickups, you may request additional Recology collections for a fee. Once you’ve scheduled pickup, place your items next to the curb near your residence by 6am […]
Large blocks of clean Styrofoam can be dropped off for recycling at the Recology San Francisco Transfer Station at 501 Tunnel Avenue in San Francisco. Our densifier converts Styrofoam into ingots, which can be re-manufactured into door and crown moldings, picture frames, and side and deck board.
Shredded paper is no longer accepted in recycling or compost carts. The best method of disposal is to participate in a local shred event. Otherwise, please dispose of shredded paper in your garbage.
Use the City of Seattle’s Where Does it Go tool for information on shredded paper.
Shredded paper is no longer accepted in recycling or compost carts. The best method of disposal is to participate in a local shred event. Otherwise, please dispose of shredded paper in your garbage.