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Help for an inherited house in Randolph, MA

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Randolph is in Norfolk County.

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Getting rid of things in Randolph

From the town's own pages. Fees and rules change. Confirm with the town before you go.

  • Furniture and bulky items: Schedule curbside bulk pickup online through the Randolph Bulk Waste Permit System (permiteyes.us/randolph). Sofas, recliners, desks, chairs, rugs. No mattresses, appliances or construction debris. Do not put items out until a date is confirmed. (source, checked Nov 2026)
  • Mattresses and box springs: Not taken in bulk pickup. Buy a mattress disposal permit on the town website (Residents, Trash and Recycle, Mattress/Box Spring Disposal), $50 per piece. (source, checked Nov 2026)
  • Appliances (white goods): Air conditioners and dehumidifiers $45 each and microwaves $15 at the Recycling and Yard Waste Center. Refrigerators, washers, dryers and dishwashers are not taken in bulk pickup. (source, checked Nov 2026)
  • TVs, monitors and electronics: Recycling and Yard Waste Center: TVs and monitors $20 under 60 lbs, $50 over 60 lbs; small electronics $5 each. (source, checked Nov 2026)
  • Transfer station or drop-off: Recycling and Yard Waste Center, 6 Carlino Way, every other Saturday April to mid-November. Permit needed only for yard waste. (source, checked Nov 2026)
  • Hazardous waste days: Annual HHW event; 2026 flyer on the town page. (source, checked Nov 2026)

Not checked yet: dumpster or roll-off permit. Check with the Randolph public works department for those.

Compare towns: mattress and furniture rules for other Massachusetts towns.

Items Massachusetts bans from the trash statewide are listed in the cleanout guide.

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