Same-Day Curbside Junk Removal in Seattle

Mattress removal in Seattle starts at $79 with Dropcurb, and you can book online in about 60 seconds, leave the mattress at the curb, and skip the appointment window. In Seattle neighborhoods like Capitol Hill, Ballard, and Queen Anne, apartment move-outs and new mattress deliveries happen year-round, so old mattresses often need to be gone fast, not next week. Seattle Public Utilities Special Item Pickup can collect mattresses, but the pickup has to be scheduled through SPU and set out on your regular garbage day, which still depends on city scheduling. If you self-haul instead, King County charges a $30 handling fee per mattress or box spring at county facilities and limits transfer station drop-offs to a combined 6 pieces per customer per day. Dropcurb gives Seattle residents a simpler option for mattress removal when timing matters: same-day curbside pickup, no in-home entry, and upfront pricing before checkout. For price shoppers, LoadUp advertises Seattle mattress removal starting at $89, while Dropcurb starts at $79 for mattress removal with transparent item-based pricing.

Sectionals, recliners, loveseats, sleeper sofas. Fremont and Queen Anne walkups have narrow stairways — get it to the curb and we handle the rest. Flat-rate pricing, same-day.

Furniture removal in Seattle starts at $79 with Dropcurb, and you can book online in about 60 seconds for same-day curbside pickup. Furniture removal demand stays high in Seattle because lease turnovers, condo moves, and home office upgrades happen year-round from Capitol Hill to Ballard. Seattle Public Utilities special item service can help with some large pickups, but city rules and scheduling still create friction: recent Seattle guidance notes special-item limits (including weight/size caps up to 300 lbs per item), and standard special item pricing is typically $20 per pickup category through SPU scheduling. When you need furniture removal fast for a couch, dresser, desk, or bed frame, waiting days or weeks for municipal timing is the real problem. Dropcurb solves that with upfront per-item pricing, no in-home appointment window, and no on-site quote roulette. Compared with competitors like $99 Junk Removal (starting at $99) or full-service crews such as 1-800-GOT-JUNK that commonly run $150-$600+ in Seattle, Dropcurb gives Seattle residents lower starting cost and faster curbside furniture removal without phone calls.

Appliance recycling in Seattle starts at $79 with Dropcurb, and you can book online in about 60 seconds instead of arranging a pickup window. Seattle households replace appliances fast during move-outs in neighborhoods like Ballard, Capitol Hill, and West Seattle, but Seattle Public Utilities special item service charges $30 per large appliance and $38 for CFC-containing units such as older refrigerators, with prep rules and scheduling required through (206) 684-3000. King County also states major appliances cannot go in regular garbage, so appliance recycling usually means either a transfer-station trip or paying a full-service crew. Dropcurb simplifies appliance recycling by using curbside-only pickup, transparent pricing, and same-day availability in many Seattle ZIP codes. Your first standard item starts at $79, and appliance recycling add-ons and recycling fees are shown before checkout, so there is no on-site estimate surprise. If you can get the appliance to the curb, appliance recycling in Seattle is usually faster with Dropcurb than waiting on city scheduling or hauling it yourself across town.

TV removal in Seattle starts at $99 with Dropcurb, all-in, and booking takes about 60 seconds. In Seattle neighborhoods like Capitol Hill, Ballard, and West Seattle, tv removal demand spikes during move-outs and home entertainment upgrades, but disposal rules are stricter than normal trash pickup. Seattle's electronics and battery rules mean old TVs cannot be treated like regular garbage, so residents usually choose between city scheduling, self-haul, or paid pickup. Seattle Public Utilities offers special item collection, but that process depends on account-holder scheduling and city route timing, which can be slower than people need when a new TV arrives this week. Washington's E-Cycle system helps with no-cost drop-off at participating sites, but you still have to transport a fragile screen safely across the city. That transport burden is why many households choose professional tv removal instead of DIY disposal. Competitor pages for tv removal in Seattle often start higher or require quote steps, including listings around $82 before area add-ons and local minimums around $149. Dropcurb keeps tv removal simple with clear checkout pricing, curbside-only pickup, and same-day availability in many Seattle ZIP codes.

Construction debris in Seattle starts at $109 with Dropcurb for curb-ready, bagged or neatly stacked material, and you can book online in about 60 seconds. Seattle remodel timelines are tight, especially in neighborhoods like Ballard, Capitol Hill, and West Seattle where parking and access make repeated dump runs a hassle. Seattle Public Utilities rules also add friction: key materials like asphalt, bricks, concrete, metal, cardboard, new construction gypsum scrap, and untreated wood are banned from standard garbage and transfer-station disposal when they are recyclable, and city guidance requires routing recyclable jobsite material to a qualified C&D facility. For projects valued at $75,000 or more, Seattle also requires a Waste Diversion Report after completion. Dropcurb simplifies small-job construction debris cleanup by giving you upfront pricing, same-day availability in many cases, and no in-home appointment window. If you only have a few bags or a compact pile of construction debris, this is usually faster than arranging a dumpster. Compared with full-service crews that often quote $150+ and require on-site estimates in Seattle, Dropcurb keeps construction debris pickup straightforward at the curb.

TVs, monitors, computers, printers. SPU's Spring 2026 expansion covers more hard-to-recycle items, but Dropcurb picks up e-waste from your curb today — no waiting for program updates.

Treadmills, ellipticals, weight benches, stationary bikes, home gyms. Heavy and awkward — get it to the curb and we handle the rest.

Multiple items in one pickup. Garage cleanouts, move-out piles, post-renovation debris. Add items to your order and see the total price upfront.