Curbside GuideHow to get rid of furniture in Pomona, CA
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Call Athens at (888) 314-0061 to schedule, then set furniture at the curb before 6 a.m. on collection day.
- Curbside Yes
- Prep Schedule at least 48 hours ahead
- Cost / limits Up to six free bulky pickups pe…
- Appointment Yes
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- Curbside
- Yes — Athens Services bulky-item pickup. The Pomona guide lists furniture, sofas, beds, and similar large items among acceptable bulky examples.
- How to prepare
- Schedule at least 48 hours ahead. Place curbside before 6:00 a.m. on the scheduled collection day.
- Cost / limits
- Up to six free bulky pickups per year for single-family residents (City: one free per bi-monthly billing cycle; extra in-cycle $112.71).
- Appointment
- Yes — Athens (888) 314-0061 or AthensServices.com/Bulky.
- Drop-off
- Consider donation (Goodwill Pomona, Habitat Restore) if items are reusable.
- Tip
- Construction debris and hazardous waste are not bulky items.
Official source: athensservices.com · www.pomonaca.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 Pomona?
Call Athens at (888) 314-0061 to schedule, then set furniture at the curb before 6 a.m. on collection day.
Is there curbside pickup for furniture in Pomona?
Yes — Athens Services bulky-item pickup. The Pomona guide lists furniture, sofas, beds, and similar large items among acceptable bulky examples.
How much does it cost, and are there limits?
Up to six free bulky pickups per year for single-family residents (City: one free per bi-monthly billing cycle; extra in-cycle $112.71).
Do I need an appointment in Pomona?
Yes — Athens (888) 314-0061 or AthensServices.com/Bulky.
Where can I drop off furniture in Pomona?
Consider donation (Goodwill Pomona, Habitat Restore) if items are reusable.
Any other tips for getting rid of furniture in Pomona?
Construction debris and hazardous waste are not bulky items.