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Getting rid of bulky items in Palmdale, CA

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Palmdale residential customers get four FREE WM bulky item pickups per year (mattresses accepted, wrapped in plastic) and can drop off up to six mattresses free at the landfill.[1]

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Free pickup?Palmdale: 4 free WM bulky item pickups per year (up to 4 items each), plus free drop-off of up to 6 mattresses at Palmdale Landfill
How to bookWM Customer Service: 661-947-7197[1]
Bag it?Mattresses must be wrapped in saran wrap or plastic wrap for curbside pickup; unwrapped mattresses will not be picked up.
City feeAny additional pickups or items: a small fee applies (amount not listed).[1]

Pickup schedule: Schedule with WM at least 48 hours before your regular service day (WM website, app, or 661-947-7197) (source: Illegal Dumping / Where to Recycle - City of Palmdale, verified Oct 23, 2026).[1]

The rules

  • Residential customers get four FREE bulky item pickups per year through WM, up to four items each; mattresses are an accepted item.[1]
  • Mattresses must be wrapped in saran wrap or plastic wrap for curbside pickup; unwrapped mattresses will not be picked up.[1]
  • Residential customers may drop off up to six mattresses per household for free without using a landfill voucher.[1]
  • Palmdale Landfill, 1200 W. City Ranch Rd.: Monday-Friday 6 a.m.-5 p.m., Saturday 7 a.m.-4 p.m.[1]
Mattresses must be wrapped in saran wrap or plastic wrap for curbside pickup; unwrapped mattresses will not be picked up.[1]

Hazardous items

Paint, batteries, propane, electronics and chemicals don't go in the trash. See getridmap.com/hazardous/.

Get Rid Map: independent guide, not a government agency. Rules change; confirm with the official page before setting anything out. Checked Oct 23, 2026.

Sources (checked Oct 23, 2026)

  1. ca-palmdale.civicplus.com: https://ca-palmdale.civicplus.com/1168/Illegal-Dumping