Buena Park residential refuse customers get free bulky-item pickup through EDCO: up to six items per pickup, a maximum of three times per calendar year. Call EDCO at least two days before your regular collection day. Accepted items include furniture and large appliances; tires, construction debris and hazardous materials are excluded.
Bulky-item (large item) collection in Buena Park is provided as a free service to residential refuse customers through the city's franchised hauler, EDCO. Residents may set out up to six items per pickup, with a maximum of three bulky pickups per calendar year. To schedule, call EDCO at least two days before your regular pickup day at (714) 522-3577. Acceptable bulky items include furniture, scrap metal, stoves, refrigerators, air conditioners, microwaves, water heaters, and one television or monitor per pickup. Items that are not accepted in the bulky program include tires, dirt, concrete, asphalt and hazardous chemicals; these require alternative disposal (for example, household hazardous waste programs or specialty recyclers). Because the program is limited to three events and six items each, residents with large cleanouts should plan ahead or arrange a separate haul. Properly using the bulky program is also a way to comply with the city's property maintenance rules, which prohibit storing discarded appliances, furniture and junk in front and street-side yards where they create visual blight.
Bulky pickup itself is a free service rather than a regulated obligation, but illegally dumping bulky items, abandoning appliances or furniture at the curb outside the EDCO program, or storing discarded large items in public view can be cited under the city's solid waste and property maintenance codes and abated as a public nuisance under Chapter 15.28.
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