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Bulk Item Disposal: Lakewood vs Parma

How do bulk item disposal rules compare between Lakewood, OH and Parma, OH?

Lakewood has fewer restrictions than Parma.

Lakewood, OH

Cuyahoga County

Few Restrictions

Lakewood provides bulk item pickup on regular collection day. Residents may set out furniture, appliances, and large items; Freon appliances require advance scheduling with the Refuse Division.

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Parma, OH

Cuyahoga County

Some Restrictions

Parma offers weekly bulk item pickup on the resident's regular collection day for furniture, appliances, and large household items. Residents must call the Service Department to schedule appliance pickup (CFC-containing items require tagging). Construction debris and tires are not accepted curbside.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactLakewoodParma
PickupRegular collection day-
Freon ItemsSchedule in advance-
Not AcceptedContractor construction debris-
Hazardous WasteCuyahoga County HHW-
CostFree for residents-
Bulk Day-Regular collection day
Appliances-Call to schedule (CFC tag)
Excluded-Tires, C&D debris
Electronics-County drop-off events
State Law-ORC 3767.32 dumping

Highlighted rows indicate differences between cities.

Lakewood FAQ

How do I dispose of a refrigerator in Lakewood?

Call the Refuse Division to schedule Freon removal before placing any refrigerator, freezer, or AC unit at the curb.

Who enforces this in Lakewood?

Lakewood at (216) 529-4000 handles most complaints.

Parma FAQ

How do I dispose of a refrigerator in Parma?

Call the Service Department to schedule pickup. A certified technician must remove the refrigerant and attach a tag before the appliance can be collected curbside.

Who enforces this in Parma?

Parma at (440) 885-8000 handles most complaints.

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