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City collection A couch, loveseat or sectional goes out with the other debris pile at Community Clean-Up, the City program that collects bulky material twice a year from single-family houses that are City refuse customers. The flier puts furniture, mattresses, carpeting and padding, bagged and boxed debris, palm fronds and unhardwared doors in that pile, and a crew that leaves something behind leaves it as the resident's responsibility. No charge. Free to single-family residences that are City of Clovis refuse customers, once in the spring cycle and once in the fall cycle, within a limit of two loads or about 6 cubic yards per cycle.
City collection Mattresses and box springs are on the Community Clean-Up flier for the other debris pile, so a single-family house that is a City refuse customer can set one out at no cost in the spring cycle or the fall cycle. Outside those two windows, the mattress recycling program lists no-cost drop-off sites in Fresno County, and a retailer that hauls an old mattress away has up to 30 days to collect it. No charge. Free to single-family residences that are City of Clovis refuse customers, once per cycle within the two-load limit, or free at a participating Bye Bye Mattress drop-off site for county residents.
City collection Community Clean-Up lists appliances, stoves, water heaters and refrigerators on its metals pile, with a refrigerator set out only after the doors are secured or removed. California also bars landfills and scrap dealers from taking a discarded appliance without a Certificate of Recycling from a Certified Appliance Recycler, and the county's drop-off network takes small appliances only when they stay under 125 pounds and hold no refrigerant. No charge. Appliance collection is free to single-family houses that are City of Clovis refuse customers during the two Community Clean-Up cycles, inside the two-load limit. A unit that still holds refrigerant has to move through a Certified Appliance Recycler, and the receiving business sets any charge.
City collection Bagged and boxed household debris, furniture, carpeting, palm fronds and open dry paint cans go out with the other debris pile at Community Clean-Up, which is free twice a year to single-family houses that are City refuse customers. Each address may set out no more than two loads of about 6 cubic yards per cycle, and the City adds a collection charge when a pile goes over the limit, arrives early, comes from another property or is not separated. No charge. Free to single-family residences that are City of Clovis refuse customers for up to two loads or about 6 cubic yards in each of the two annual cycles. An extra collection charge applies to a pile that exceeds the limit, is placed out sooner than two weeks before the date, is hauled in from another location or is not separated.
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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The local disposal guide
Will the city take it?
Clovis runs its own refuse collection and bills it on the city utility statement, with recycling and organics handled by a contract hauler. Bulky material leaves the curb twice a year through the Community Clean-Up program, which is free to single-family houses that are City refuse customers and takes up to two loads of about 6 cubic yards per cycle, separated into greenwaste, metal and other debris. A couch, a mattress, a refrigerator, bagged junk and unhardwared doors can go out on the published date, while televisions, construction debris of any kind, dirt, concrete, asphalt, roofing material, tires, batteries and treated lumber cannot. The county landfill in Kerman, the county household hazardous waste center in Fresno and the City's own drop-off center on North Sunnyside carry the material the curb pile refuses.
A couch, loveseat or sectional goes out with the other debris pile at Community Clean-Up, the City program that collects bulky material twice a year from single-family houses that are City refuse customers. The flier puts furniture, mattresses, carpeting and padding, bagged and boxed debris, palm fronds and unhardwared doors in that pile, and a crew that leaves something behind leaves it as the resident's responsibility.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to single-family residences that are City of Clovis refuse customers, once in the spring cycle and once in the fall cycle, within a limit of two loads or about 6 cubic yards per cycle.
When & how
Each address gets one pick-up date per cycle, published on the City's interactive map and mailed on a flier at the start of the cycle. The spring cycle runs from January through June and the fall cycle from July through December, and debris is at the curb by 6 a.m.
Get it ready
Keep the couch out of the greenwaste and metal piles, do not block a gutter, traffic lane or bicycle lane, and keep the pile at least 6 feet from any parked vehicle. Roll and tie carpeting, take the hardware off a door, and leave anything the crew refuses at the curb for the household to remove.
Mattresses and box springs are on the Community Clean-Up flier for the other debris pile, so a single-family house that is a City refuse customer can set one out at no cost in the spring cycle or the fall cycle. Outside those two windows, the mattress recycling program lists no-cost drop-off sites in Fresno County, and a retailer that hauls an old mattress away has up to 30 days to collect it.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to single-family residences that are City of Clovis refuse customers, once per cycle within the two-load limit, or free at a participating Bye Bye Mattress drop-off site for county residents.
When & how
Community Clean-Up dates are published on the City's interactive map each cycle, with debris at the curb by 6 a.m. Mattress drop-off sites in Fresno County keep their own hours and per-visit limits, so call before loading a trailer.
Get it ready
Keep the mattress dry and out of the greenwaste and metal piles, and send a mattress out with its box spring so the pair leaves in one visit. Ask a retailer about its collection window before delivery day, because the mattress program allows up to 30 days for the pick-up and a retailer may refuse a unit that poses a health or safety risk.
Community Clean-Up lists appliances, stoves, water heaters and refrigerators on its metals pile, with a refrigerator set out only after the doors are secured or removed. California also bars landfills and scrap dealers from taking a discarded appliance without a Certificate of Recycling from a Certified Appliance Recycler, and the county's drop-off network takes small appliances only when they stay under 125 pounds and hold no refrigerant.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Appliance collection is free to single-family houses that are City of Clovis refuse customers during the two Community Clean-Up cycles, inside the two-load limit. A unit that still holds refrigerant has to move through a Certified Appliance Recycler, and the receiving business sets any charge.
When & how
Appliances go out on the neighborhood's published Community Clean-Up day, at the curb by 6 a.m. A retailer or an appliance recycler that collects the unit sets its own service day.
Get it ready
Empty and defrost the unit, secure or remove the doors on a refrigerator, and confirm before loading that the receiving business can take a unit holding refrigerant. County staff can refuse an appliance that is not certified as recycled, so ask the question before the unit leaves the property.
The Community Clean-Up flier lists electronic waste on its metals pile but also names televisions among the material it will not take, and the City's toter guide bars televisions, computer monitors, laptops and cell phones from every cart. Fresno County takes e-waste at no charge through its household hazardous waste program, while retail counters and independent computer recyclers set their own acceptance lists.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no charge for electronic waste and its flier treats televisions and other electronics differently, so confirm the device before it leaves the house. Community Clean-Up is free within the two-load limit for the metal pile material it lists, and the county household hazardous waste program takes e-waste at no charge from residents inside a 125 pound or 15 gallon visit limit. A retail counter or computer recycler sets its own acceptance and any charge.
When & how
Community Clean-Up runs on the neighborhood's published day in the spring and fall cycles. The county's Environmental Compliance Center takes material Thursday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. except holiday weekends, and retail counters keep their own store hours.
Get it ready
Wipe personal data before handing over a computer, phone or tablet, keep every television, monitor and laptop out of the carts and out of a landfill load, and check acceptance with the counter or recycler first, because the City's flier and the county's programs do not cover the same devices.
Construction and demolition debris cannot go out for Community Clean-Up, which lists construction debris of any kind beside asphalt, bricks, cement, concrete, dirt, roofing material, rocks, sod and tile on its not accepted list, and the City's toter guide bars the same material from every cart. Inside the city limits a collection company needs a franchise to haul it, and the county landfill takes a demolition load only when it stays under 3 cubic yards or makes up less than 20 percent of a mixed load.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no rate for a construction debris load and points households at its approved hauler list, so a franchised hauler quotes its own container and collection price. A load delivered to the county site is charged by the ton under the schedule effective July 1, 2026. Confirm the hauler or the scale before the material leaves the site.
When & how
A franchised hauler runs its own collection days, and the county landfill takes loads Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., closed Sunday plus Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Get it ready
Separate demolition material from household debris, keep it out of every cart, and check the county's load conditions in advance, because staff at the scale make the final decision on whether a load of demolition debris may be tipped.
Exercise equipment is not named anywhere on the City's Community Clean-Up flier, so the free twice-yearly collection is not promised for a treadmill or an elliptical, even though the metals pile does take swing sets and metal lawn furniture. A household can take the machine to the county landfill as general refuse by weight, or strip the console and take the steel frame to a metal yard.
City cost & eligibility
The City publishes no bulky item rate for exercise equipment and does not list the item in its clean-up rules, so ask the Solid Waste Division before a machine goes to the curb. The county landfill charges general refuse by the ton with a minimum load charge, and a metal yard sets its own price.
When & how
The county landfill takes loads Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. A Community Clean-Up date follows the map for the neighborhood in each of the two cycles.
Get it ready
Take the console, the motor cover and any battery off the machine first, keep the electronics and the battery out of the pile, and confirm with the City or the receiving yard before a heavy frame is loaded. The flier makes a resident responsible for anything the crew refuses or leaves behind.
Bagged and boxed household debris, furniture, carpeting, palm fronds and open dry paint cans go out with the other debris pile at Community Clean-Up, which is free twice a year to single-family houses that are City refuse customers. Each address may set out no more than two loads of about 6 cubic yards per cycle, and the City adds a collection charge when a pile goes over the limit, arrives early, comes from another property or is not separated.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Free to single-family residences that are City of Clovis refuse customers for up to two loads or about 6 cubic yards in each of the two annual cycles. An extra collection charge applies to a pile that exceeds the limit, is placed out sooner than two weeks before the date, is hauled in from another location or is not separated.
When & how
The spring cycle runs from January through June and the fall cycle from July through December, with one date per address per cycle. Debris is at the curb by 6 a.m. and never more than two weeks ahead of the date.
Get it ready
Split the pile into greenwaste, metal and other debris, because separate trucks collect each pile at different times on the same day. Keep the carts out of it, because the gray, blue and green carts are emptied only by the regular drivers on the regular collection day.
Put clean-up debris out by 6 a.m. on your date and not before
Each neighborhood has its own pick-up day in the spring cycle and the fall cycle, and everything has to be at the curb by 6 a.m. on that day. Nothing may go out more than two weeks ahead of the date, and the City charges an extra collection charge when a pile is set out early, arrives late, is hauled in from another address or is not separated into the three piles.
Separate the pile into greenwaste, metal and other debris
The City recycles as much of the clean-up material as it can, so greenwaste, metal and other debris are kept in three separate piles in front of the property they came from. Different trucks collect each pile at different times of the day, some material may be collected earlier than the published date, and the trucks return on the scheduled day for the rest.
A clean-up pile sits at the curb directly in front of the property it came from, and there is no alley pick-up. The pile has to stay out of gutters, traffic lanes and bicycle lanes and at least 6 feet away from any parked vehicle, and vehicles have to be off the street on the collection day until the material is picked up.
Do not use the gray, blue or green carts for bulky material
Batteries, cell phones, computer monitors, laptops, televisions, tires, concrete, dirt, rocks, roofing material, treated and railroad lumber and construction debris may not go in any cart, and the carts may not be used to hold clean-up material either. Batteries go out in a sealed bag on top of the blue recycling cart or to a hazardous waste site, and up to 2.5 gallons of used motor oil per week goes beside the recycling cart in a labelled container with a secure lid.
The county landfill weighs every load, requires a high-visibility vest on site and charges an extra flat amount on an uncovered load. A demolition load is accepted only when it stays under 3 cubic yards or makes up less than 20 percent of a mixed load, and household hazardous waste, appliances that are not certified as recycled and tyre-bearing vehicles with other restrictions are routed elsewhere.
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 Clovis Solid Waste Division and Fresno County Public Works and Planning
Twice-a-year curbside Community Clean-Up
A household with a couch, a mattress, an appliance, a load of bagged junk or yard debris that can wait for the next published clean-up date.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Single-family residences that are City of Clovis refuse customers, one date per cycle in the spring and fall, up to two loads or about 6 cubic yards each cycle.
Arrange it
Look up the address on the City's interactive Community Clean-Up map, then put the separated piles at the curb in front of the property by 6 a.m. on the published date.
Furniture, mattresses, appliances, carpeting, bagged debris, palm fronds and open dry paint cans are taken in the other debris and metals piles. Televisions, construction debris of any kind, dirt, concrete, asphalt, roofing material, tires, batteries and railroad or treated lumber are refused and stay the household's responsibility, and no debris may be hauled in from another location.
City of Clovis Solid Waste Division and Fresno County Public Works and Planning
Add an extra refuse toter to a City account
A household whose ordinary gray cart cannot hold the week's refuse between clean-up cycles.
Cost & conditions
$29.74 for for an extra garbage toter in the City of Clovis residential utility rate minimum effective July 1, 2026. City of Clovis residential refuse accounts billed through the City utility billing service.
Arrange it
Ask the City utility billing office or the Solid Waste Division to add a second gray refuse toter to the account, then use it for everyday household refuse.
An extra toter is for ordinary household refuse only, because bulky items, construction debris, electronic waste and automotive parts may not go in any cart, and the carts are never used for the clean-up piles.
City of Clovis Solid Waste Division and Fresno County Public Works and Planning
Franchised construction debris collection
A remodel, a tear-out or a roofing job that produces material the clean-up program and the carts will not take.
Cost & conditions
Each franchised hauler quotes its own container and collection prices, and the City publishes the approved hauler list instead of a rate for the material.
Arrange it
Hire a company from the City's approved construction debris hauler list, or file a waste management plan with the compliance official before a covered project starts.
A company needs a City franchise to collect construction and demolition debris inside Clovis, and the annual enrollment period runs from March 1 to April 30. The county landfill accepts a demolition load only while it stays under 3 cubic yards or the demolition material is less than 20 percent of a mixed load.
A household with a mattress or box spring that cannot wait for the next clean-up cycle, or that has more than one to dispose of.
Cost & conditions
No charge. Free to residents at participating mattress program sites, with per-visit limits such as 5 units a day at the Rice Road station and up to 10 units at the Cedar Avenue station. Charges apply to commercial drop-offs at some locations.
Arrange it
Load the mattress and box spring and take them to a listed no-cost site, such as the Rice Road Recycling and Transfer Station at 10463 N. Rice Road or the Cedar Avenue Recycling and Transfer Station at 3457 South Cedar Avenue in Fresno.
Drop-off limits, appointment rules and hours are set by each site, and some close over lunch, so call the location first. A retail collection of an old mattress can take up to 30 days and may be refused when the unit poses a health or safety risk.
Retail and recycling counters for computers and electronics
A household with a computer, a monitor, a laptop, a cell phone or a printer that must stay out of the carts.
Cost & conditions
Counters and computer recyclers set their own acceptance lists and any charge, so confirm the specific device before loading a vehicle.
Arrange it
Use the county drop-off directory to find a counter or recycler near Clovis, including the store on Herndon Avenue that the county lists for e-waste and the computer recyclers listed for Fresno and Clovis.
Most of the listed counters take computer equipment rather than televisions, so check the exact device with the counter first.
County household hazardous waste center and the free route for televisions, monitors and phones
Environmental Compliance Center
1327 West Dan Ronquillo Drive, Fresno, CA 93706
Televisions, computer equipment, cell phones, e-waste, small appliances under 125 pounds that hold no refrigerant, batteries, aerosol cans, antifreeze and coolant, used oil and filters, transmission fluid, propane tanks, paint and stripper, pesticides, mercury thermostats and thermometers, treated wood, solar panels, lamps, toner cartridges and household sharps.
Fresno County residential material only, free and without an appointment, with a maximum of 125 pounds or 15 gallons per visit and per vehicle, and small appliances may not contain refrigerant. Business waste runs separately through the county's small quantity generator program by appointment, and the county asks residents to call before a visit to confirm the material.
Thursday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., except holiday weekends. A reuse center for usable paint, chlorine, pesticides and herbicides runs the same hours and closes on July 4 and the two days after Thanksgiving.
No charge. Free to Fresno County residents inside the per-visit limit; a business pays disposal costs through the county program and needs an appointment.
County regional landfill that takes household loads by weight and by item
American Avenue Disposal Site
18950 W American Ave, Kerman, CA 93630
General refuse and household waste, clean green material, hard-to-handle material, construction and demolition debris inside the county load conditions, metals, stoves, washers and dryers, water heaters and used tires.
Construction and demolition debris is accepted only when the load stays under 3 cubic yards or the demolition material is less than 20 percent of a mixed load, and county staff make the final call at the scale. A high-visibility safety vest is required on site, household hazardous waste is routed to the county hazardous waste facility, and an extra flat amount is charged on an uncovered load.
Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., closed Sunday plus Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Hard-to-handle material is accepted until 2 p.m.
From $9.45 per load of up to 640 pounds, the minimum charge in the Fresno County tipping fee schedule effective July 1, 2026, before general refuse moves to the per-ton rate. Any resident or hauler delivering to the county site, with the posted fee taken at the scale.
Privately operated transfer station listed for mattresses, appliances, e-waste and construction debris
Cedar Avenue Recycling and Transfer Station
3457 South Cedar Avenue, Fresno, CA 93725
Mattresses and box springs, small appliances under 125 pounds that hold no refrigerant, stoves, washers and dryers, water heaters, cell phones, computer equipment, e-waste, construction and demolition debris, asphalt and concrete, and used tires.
Small appliances may not contain refrigerant and have to stay under 125 pounds, charges apply to commercial mattress drop-offs after the tenth unit, and construction and demolition material still has to meet the county's load conditions.
Set by the operator; the county lists the site as a privately operated transfer station and the mattress program publishes it for resident drop-off, so confirm the current hours at (559) 233-1158 before loading.
No charge. Free for household mattress drop-off up to 10 units and for the household quantities in the county directory; the site sets any charge for larger or commercial loads.
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.
Will the City take a couch during Community Clean-Up?+
Yes. Furniture sits in the other debris pile that the City collects twice a year from single-family houses that are City refuse customers, and the flier allows no more than two loads of about 6 cubic yards per address in each cycle. Debris has to be at the curb by 6 a.m. on the published day and never sooner than two weeks before it.Official guidance
Where can a Clovis household drop off a mattress?+
The mattress recycling program lists several no-cost residential drop-off sites in Fresno County. The Rice Road Recycling and Transfer Station at 10463 N. Rice Road takes up to 5 units a day from residents, and the Cedar Avenue Recycling and Transfer Station at 3457 South Cedar Avenue takes up to 10 units. Both set their own hours, so call the site before loading a vehicle.Official guidance
Where can a Clovis household take a television?+
Not to the curb during Community Clean-Up, because the City's debris flier names televisions among the items it will not pick up, and not in any cart, which the City's toter guide also forbids for televisions and computer monitors. Fresno County's household hazardous waste program lists televisions among the electronics it takes free of charge at the Environmental Compliance Center on West Dan Ronquillo Drive in Fresno and at its network drop-off sites, within the per-visit weight and volume limit.Official guidance
How does Clovis handle electronic waste?+
The Community Clean-Up flier puts electronic waste in the metals pile along with refrigerators, metal lawn furniture, metal pipe and propane tanks, while televisions appear on the same flier's not accepted list. Fresno County takes e-waste, cell phones, computer equipment and small appliances under 125 pounds that hold no refrigerant through its household hazardous waste program, and the county directory lists retail and computer recyclers in and around Clovis for e-waste.Official guidance
How much can I put out at Community Clean-Up?+
Each residence may set out no more than two loads, or about 6 cubic yards, of debris in each of the two annual cycles, and the City adds a collection charge when a pile goes past that limit. Material has to be at the curb by 6 a.m. on the published day and never more than two weeks before it, and whatever the crew leaves behind stays the resident's responsibility.Official guidance
How does the Clovis Community Clean-Up program work?+
Community Clean-Up is the City's free bulk curbside collection for single-family houses that are City refuse customers, and it runs once in the spring cycle from January through June and once in the fall cycle from July through December. Each address gets a published date, sets the material out in three separated piles in front of the property by 6 a.m. and never more than two weeks early, and may put out no more than two loads of about 6 cubic yards per cycle.Official guidance
Who hauls bulky items and construction debris in Clovis?+
Refuse collection is run by the City and billed on the utility statement, with recycling and organics handled by a contract hauler, so the two curb routes that exist are the weekly carts and the twice-yearly Community Clean-Up. Anything the clean-up program refuses, including construction and demolition debris, has to move through a company holding a City franchise for that material, because a franchise is required to collect demolition debris inside Clovis.Official guidance
Where do Clovis residents take paint, oil, batteries and bulbs?+
The City's Drop-Off Center at 79 N. Sunnyside takes antifreeze up to 5 gallons, used motor oil up to 5 gallons, household and automotive batteries, household paint up to 20 gallons and fluorescent bulbs or tubes up to 4 per visit, free of charge for household material, on Tuesdays through Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Spray paint, aerosols and household, yard or pool chemicals are not accepted there and are routed to Fresno County household hazardous waste, which also runs a free residential drop-off in Fresno.Official guidance
Can I take my own items to the Fresno County landfill?+
Yes. The American Avenue Disposal Site at 18950 W American Ave in Kerman is open to the public Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and it is closed Sunday plus Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Loads are weighed and charged by the ton with a minimum on a light load, a high-visibility vest is required on site, and demolition material is accepted only when the load stays under 3 cubic yards or the material is less than 20 percent of a mixed load.Official guidance
