Livermore Sanitation / Services / Residential

On-Call Cleanup & Bulky Item Collection Program

Free On-Call Cleanup

How It Works

For your convenience — up to three times in any 12 month period, residents of single-family homes may schedule a free on-call cleanup.*

Check Eligibility

Your account must be current and paid for at least one quarter. The 12-month period starts with your first cleanup.

Schedule in Advance

Call 925-449-7300 before your regular service day to book your On-Call Cleanup.

Use Your 3 Cleanups

Single-family homes get up to 3 free cleanups within a 12-month period.

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For a safe and successful clean up, please follow these guidelines:

Make sure materials are out in the street and against the curb by 6am on your scheduled cleanup day. Items should be placed out at least 3-feet away from your carts. (Important: Please DO NOT place items on the sidewalk or your driveway).

Set out appliance OR one e-waste item. Commonly disposed of appliances are stoves, refrigerators, dishwashers, microwaves, washers, dryers, and hot water heaters. Common e-waste items include computer monitors, fax machines, printers, DVD players, VCRs, and televisions.

Setout one furniture item weighing less than 150 lbs. Examples include one of the following: mattress, box spring, sofa, table, or bed frame.

Remove or tape shut the doors on a refrigerator or freezer.

Place up to 3 cubic yards (no larger than 9 feet long, 3 feet wide, and 3 feet high) of contained waste items in one pile.

Contain, box or bundle multiple/small/loose items. Please contain glass items.

Bundle and tie yard trimmings and wood waste. Cut pieces that are more than 5 feet in length.

Prohibited Items for On-Call Cleanup

Please do not include the following items in your on-call cleanup:

Liquids
Single items over 75 lbs (excluding appliances and the one allowed furniture item)
Loose, unbundled, or uncontained materials
Items exceeding 5 feet in length
Construction and demolition debris
Dirt, rock, brick, or cement
Automotive batteries or fluids
Hazardous or infectious waste (e.g., pesticides, fertilizers, medical waste, items containing oil, gas, or Freon)
Treated wood waste (considered hazardous waste and not accepted).
Exercise equipement
Car parts
Motocycle parts
Tires

Hazardous Waste Has Its Place

Please call the Alameda County Household Hazardous Waste line at 1-800-606-6606 or visit Stop Waste for information on proper disposal of hazardous items like paint, car batteries, fluorescent bulbs, toxic cleaners, treated wood waste, poisons and sharps.

Visit Stop Waste

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Have extra?

Have you used your 3 cleanups for the year and still have e-waste and/or appliances you don’t want? You can arrange for a special collection using our Bulky Item Collection Program —fees apply.

Check our Residential Services & Rates for applicable charges and access your account or contact us for pricing and to schedule an appointment.

Other Options to Consider:

Curbside Household Textile Recycling
Mattresses and box springs can also be taken to a free drop-off location. Visit ByeByeMattress.com for more information.
Our Reuse Network offers free pickup and delivery service for large items that are still in good condition. For more information, or to list/claim an item, access your account.
Visit Re:source – Alameda County’s Online Guide for Reuse, Repair, and Recycling.
Donate directly to a charitable organization such as:
- Donate to Goodwill.
- Donate to St. Vincent de Paul.