Curbside GuideHow to get rid of furniture in Nashville, TN
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Call the Sheriff's Bulk Item Removal line to get a date, then set the furniture at the front curb by 6:30 a.m.
- Curbside Yes
- Prep Items must be at the front curb…
- Cost / limits No cost
- Appointment Yes
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- Curbside
- Yes. The Davidson County Sheriff's Office removes old furniture, sofas, lawn furniture, baby furniture and mattresses from the front curb for free.
- How to prepare
- Items must be at the front curb by 6:30 a.m. Nothing in bags. Glass or mirrored items aren't taken. Storage sheds and swing sets must be taken apart.
- Cost / limits
- No cost. Crews have up to seven business days from your assigned date to pick up.
- Appointment
- Yes. The homeowner or tenant calls to list the items and get a date.
- Drop-off
- Not covered on the Sheriff's page. Metro Waste Services runs convenience centers; check nashville.gov before you go.
- Tip
- Apartment, condo and townhome residents should place items at the main entrance curb. No service on private roads or in gated communities.
Official source: sheriff.nashville.gov
Helpful supplies
- Furniture dolly — Helps move a couch or dresser to the curb without lifting it the whole way.
- Moving straps — Spreads the weight of large furniture across two people.
FAQ
How do I get rid of furniture or a couch in Nashville?
Call the Sheriff's Bulk Item Removal line to get a date, then set the furniture at the front curb by 6:30 a.m.
Is there curbside pickup for furniture in Nashville?
Yes. The Davidson County Sheriff's Office removes old furniture, sofas, lawn furniture, baby furniture and mattresses from the front curb for free.
How much does it cost, and are there limits?
No cost. Crews have up to seven business days from your assigned date to pick up.
Do I need an appointment in Nashville?
Yes. The homeowner or tenant calls to list the items and get a date.
Where can I drop off furniture in Nashville?
Not covered on the Sheriff's page. Metro Waste Services runs convenience centers; check nashville.gov before you go.
Any other tips for getting rid of furniture in Nashville?
Apartment, condo and townhome residents should place items at the main entrance curb. No service on private roads or in gated communities.