Curbside GuideHow to get rid of appliances in Portland, OR
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Schedule a bulky pickup with your garbage company and tell them you have an appliance.
- Curbside Yes, through paid bulky waste p…
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- Cost / limits City-set bulky rates; confirm a…
- Appointment Yes
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- Curbside
- Yes, through paid bulky waste pickup from your garbage company. Freon appliances have separate handling — ask your hauler when scheduling.
- How to prepare
- Schedule with your company; set out by 6 a.m., no more than 24 hours early.
- Cost / limits
- City-set bulky rates; confirm appliance pricing when you book.
- Appointment
- Yes.
- Drop-off
- Metro facilities accept many appliances — see City bulky disposal links.
- Tip
- Portland's blue recycling cart does not take bulky appliances or mattresses.
Official source: www.portland.gov
Helpful supplies
- Appliance hand truck — Designed for moving washers, dryers and other heavy appliances.
- Furniture sliders — Lets you slide a heavy appliance across the floor without lifting it.
General tips from official sources
- ENERGY STAR has recycling information for clothes washers and other appliances. (www.energystar.gov)
FAQ
How do I get rid of an old appliance in Portland?
Schedule a bulky pickup with your garbage company and tell them you have an appliance.
Is there curbside pickup for appliances in Portland?
Yes, through paid bulky waste pickup from your garbage company. Freon appliances have separate handling — ask your hauler when scheduling.
How much does it cost, and are there limits?
City-set bulky rates; confirm appliance pricing when you book.
Do I need an appointment in Portland?
Yes.
Where can I drop off appliances in Portland?
Metro facilities accept many appliances — see City bulky disposal links.
Any other tips for getting rid of appliances in Portland?
Portland's blue recycling cart does not take bulky appliances or mattresses.