Curbside
Cleanups
New: Starting July 2010, All MVRS Customers Now Have Personal, On-Call Curbside Cleanups
Instead of scheduling curbside cleanups on specific weeks as we have done in the past, residents in all of our service areas may now call our office to request personal cleanups on any of their regularly scheduled garbage pickup days during the year.
This allows you to do your "spring cleaning" any time of the year it is convenient for you—rather than waiting for a designated cleanup week. You’ll never miss your free cleanup again because of bad weather on the scheduled week, because you weren't home, or because you just forgot about the scheduled dates.
Scheduling Your Personal, On Call Curbside Cleanup is Easy
 Just call our office at least 24 hours in advance of your regular garbage pickup day to schedule one of your personal curbside cleanups.
Phone: (415) 457-9760
Office hours: Monday – Friday between 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Procedures and Limitations
- You may schedule up to two (2) cleanups per year. (Tiburon, Corte Madera and Homestead residents may schedule up to four (4) cleanups per year.)
- All articles for disposal must be at the curb no later than 5:00 a.m. on your normal collection day.
- Place all trash and rubbish in disposable boxes or containers. No containers or garbage cans will be returned.
- Items can be bundled together with strong cord, but must not be over five (5) feet long.
- Limit per each cleanup is three (3) cubic yards (three cubic yards equals twenty-one 32-gallon trash bags).
- We cannot take the following items: cement, rocks, dirt, ashes, auto parts, household hazardous wastes, E-wastes (televisions, computers, etc.), tires, appliances, furniture, mattresses, construction material or yard waste**.
**Homestead residents only may dispose of yard waste during a cleanup, but the cleanup must be pure yard waste or pure trash as these materials are dumped in different trucks. Our drivers will not try to separate mixed loads. Be sure to designate which truck you want when you schedule the cleanup.
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