Junk Removal in Pawtucket, RI
Pawtucket will pick up up to three pieces of furniture per appointment for free if you book with DPW, and charges small fees for fridges and mattresses. That works for a couple of items at the curb. For anything bigger, from a full apartment to a cellar full of boxes, call us.
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Pawtucket curbside bulky pickup: the town rules
| Bulky items | Free curbside pickup for bulky waste and furniture by appointment with DPW (401-728-0500 x233); furniture limit 3 pieces per appointment. |
| Fees | Bulky and furniture curbside: free. Refrigerators/freezers (Freon): $16 curbside. Transfer Station drop-off fees vary by item (for example $5–$20 per furniture piece). |
| Mattresses | $16 curbside (book and pay in person at DPW), or free drop-off at the Transfer Station (limit 3 per day) or at the monthly e-waste and mattress event at City Hall, if the mattress meets recycling requirements. |
| Drop-off | Pawtucket Transfer Station, 240 Grotto Ave, Mon–Fri 8 AM–2 PM, Sat 8 AM–1 PM (Pawtucket residents with ID). |
| Town contacts | DPW / Sanitation 401-728-0500 x233 |
Summarized from the sources at the bottom of this page, checked October 1, 2026. Full statewide comparison: Rhode Island bulky waste guide by town.
When hiring us makes more sense than the town pickup
- More than the 3-piece furniture limit
- A whole apartment or unit to clear between tenants
- Mattresses that don't meet the recycling condition rules for the cheap or free options
- Heavy items stuck on upper floors or in the basement
What we haul
- Couches, sectionals, recliners and mattresses
- Dressers, tables, desks and bed frames
- Washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, water heaters
- Refrigerators, freezers and window AC units
- TVs, computers and other electronics
- Hot tubs, swing sets, sheds, playsets and exercise equipment
- Boxes, bags and general household clutter
- Small-renovation debris: drywall, flooring, cabinets, fixtures
- Yard debris: branches, brush, bagged leaves
What we can't take
- Paint (liquid), solvents, pesticides, pool chemicals and other household hazardous waste
- Propane tanks, gasoline, motor oil and fuel containers
- Asbestos or suspected asbestos materials
- Medical waste and sharps
- Anything leaking or contaminated with chemicals
Household hazardous waste goes to the state's Eco-Depot program run by Rhode Island Resource Recovery (RIRRC). Call RIRRC at 401-942-1430 to ask about an appointment.
How it works
- Call or send the form. (401) 626-4121 or the quote form. Tell us your town, what's going, and where it sits (curb, garage, basement, upstairs).
- Get a price. We'll call you back, ask a few questions (photos help), and give you a quote based on how much space the load takes up in the truck and what it is.
- Pick a time. We'll offer the earliest pickup window we have. You point, we lift, load and haul it away.
Pawtucket junk removal FAQ
Is bulky pickup free in Pawtucket?
Per RIRRC's Pawtucket listing, curbside bulky waste and furniture pickup is free by appointment with DPW (401-728-0500 x233), limit 3 furniture pieces per appointment.
How do I get rid of a fridge in Pawtucket?
DPW picks up refrigerators and freezers curbside for $16 by appointment. Other large appliances like stoves and washers are free curbside. We can also take appliances from inside the house; see appliance removal.
Where is the Pawtucket transfer station?
240 Grotto Ave. It's for Pawtucket residents with ID, Mon–Fri 8 AM–2 PM and Sat 8 AM–1 PM, with per-item fees for furniture.
Get a junk removal quote
Call (401) 626-4121 or send this form. Include your town and a rough list of what's going. We'll call or email you back.
Sources
Town rules checked October 1, 2026. Towns change fees and schedules; confirm with the town before you put anything at the curb.