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Bulk Item Disposal: Chino vs Ontario

How do bulk item disposal rules compare between Chino, CA and Ontario, CA?

Chino and Ontario have similar restriction levels.

Chino, CA

San Bernardino County

Few Restrictions

Single-family residential customers in Chino receive up to three (3) free bulky-item curbside pickups per calendar year through Waste Management, plus a separate allotment of up to three e-waste items per year. Acceptable items include furniture, mattresses, and appliances; excluded are construction debris, tires, hazardous waste, and anything two people cannot safely lift. Pickups must be scheduled in advance — placing bulky items at the curb without a scheduled appointment is prohibited.

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Ontario, CA

San Bernardino County

Few Restrictions

Ontario residents get up to 4 free bulky item pickups per year from Burrtec, scheduled at least 24 hours in advance by calling (909) 947-3945 or through the MyBurrtec portal.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactChinoOntario
Free bulky pickups3 per calendar year (single-family)-
Free e-waste pickups3 items per calendar year-
Extra pickup fee~$38.18 each (FY 2024/2025)-
How to scheduleWM 1-800-423-9986 (advance only)-
ExcludedTires, C&D debris, hazardous waste, car bodies-
Free pickups-4 per year
Items per pickup-Up to 3 bulky items
Scheduling-24-hour notice required
Not accepted-Paint, oil, tires, batteries
Contact-Burrtec (909) 947-3945

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Chino FAQ

How many free bulky-item pickups do I get in Chino?

Three (3) free curbside bulky-item pickups per calendar year for each single-family residence, plus a separate allowance for up to three e-waste items per year.

Can I just set the couch at the curb on trash day?

No. Bulky items must be scheduled in advance with Waste Management (1-800-423-9986). Unscheduled bulky items left at the curb may be cited as illegal dumping.

What about old paint, batteries, or motor oil?

Household hazardous waste is not collected curbside. Take it to a San Bernardino County HHW collection event or permanent facility — never put it in any cart or set it out for bulky pickup.

Ontario FAQ

How do I get rid of a couch in Ontario?

Call Burrtec at (909) 947-3945 or book online to schedule one of your four free bulky pickups per year. Place the couch at the curb the evening before the scheduled date.

Can I put paint cans out for bulky pickup?

No. Paint, motor oil, and other household hazardous waste must be taken to the West Valley HHW facility in Fontana for free disposal.

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