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Cost, city item limits, mattresses, what we cannot take, and where everything actually ends up.
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Call (401) 526-2183Want to do it yourself? Here is how disposal actually works in Rhode Island — and why most people end up calling.
Every city sets its own rules. Providence caps you at three items a collection day. Warwick allows five items but only eight pickups a year. Woonsocket gives you one item a month. Cranston and Newport charge per item. Central Falls does not take furniture or bulky waste at all.
The item almost every city treats as an exception. Some charge, some make you drive it yourself, some want it bagged before it touches the curb. Check your city page for the local rule.
Rhode Island has one landfill: the RIRRC Central Landfill at 65 Shun Pike in Johnston, which takes in more than 90% of the state’s solid waste. The Residential Recycling Area for bulky drop-offs sits next door at 3 Shun Pike. Check accepted materials and fees before you drive out — individual residents pay commercial rates.
None of these belong in your cart. Rhode Island runs free Eco-Depot events for household hazardous waste — anything labeled toxic, flammable or poison — by appointment only. Tires go to the Residential Recycling Area for a fee, off the rim.
The catch is always the same: item caps, appointments booked days ahead, weekday-only drop-off hours, proof of residency, and your own back doing the lifting. That is the gap we fill.
Text a photo of your junk. We send back a flat price — usually within minutes.
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