The City of Redlands offers single-family customers two free bulky item pickups per year, up to three items each. Schedule on the first business day of the month (first 30 requests). Paid special hauls cost $56.65 for the first item and $28.32 per additional item.
Bulky/large item disposal in Redlands is handled directly by the city's Solid Waste Division. Single-family residential customers receive two free bulky item pickups per year, with up to three items per collection. To use a free pickup, customers call Customer Service at 909-798-7529 on the first business day of the month or visit the office at 35 Cajon St, Suite 15-A; free slots are limited to the first 30 requests received each month, whether by phone or in person. Qualifying items are any item that does not fit into the regular solid waste container (automated cart or commercial bin or can) and is not a banned item such as hazardous waste; an informational flyer details specific acceptable items. For customers who need service outside the first-business-day window or beyond the 30-request monthly cap, a paid special haul is available within a couple of days at $56.65 for the first item and $28.32 for each additional item. Bulky item special hauls must be scheduled in advance, with the material ready for collection on the agreed day, and crews cannot enter buildings to remove items. Household hazardous waste and e-waste are handled separately (directed to 909-382-5401), not through bulky pickup. These services and fees are set by the City of Redlands for its municipal system, distinct from any San Bernardino County program.
Setting out bulky items without scheduling, exceeding the free per-pickup item limit, or placing banned/hazardous materials for bulky collection can result in non-collection. Items left at the curb that create a nuisance can be enforced by Code Enforcement with escalating citations ($100 / $200 / $500) under RMC Chapter 1.22.060.
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