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Almanac note · Home and property

National City bulky pickup goes through EDCO

Residential bulky-item pickup in National City goes through EDCO, while regular trash, recycling, and commercial recycling details live on the city's trash and recycling page.

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In National City, big household items are not handled the same way as everyday trash. For residential bulky-item pickup, schedule with EDCO for large items from inside the home, such as mattresses, couches, and refrigerators.

National City is compact, with apartments, alleys, older homes, small lots, and busy streets. A bulky item left in the wrong place can block a sidewalk, driveway, curb space, or storm drain path, even if the item is headed out for pickup soon.

Treat the item type and location as the important details. A sofa, appliance, yard pile, business waste, and construction debris may not belong in the same lane. Regular recycling and commercial recycling have their own instructions, separate from residential bulky pickup.

Before setting anything out, check the pickup instructions and timing with EDCO. Have the service address, item list, and a safe set-out spot in mind so the pickup is clear and the sidewalk or street stays usable.

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National City Trash and Recycling page.

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