How to Dispose of Stove / Oven in Philadelphia, PA
In Philadelphia, stove follows the same verified program pathway as refrigerator. Eligible Philadelphia residences (single-family and multifamily up to six units on City sanitation) can schedule Residential Bulk Collection for refrigerators and other major appliances — empty the fridge and remove doors. Limit four bulk items per appointment via bulkcollection.phila.gov or 311. Convenience Centers also accept bulk/appliance items containing refrigerants (typically limited to two per day) with residency proof. Larger apartments/commercial must use a private hauler.
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Local specifics
| Curbside pickup | Yes / organics stream |
|---|---|
| Average tipping fee | Free appointment bulk (eligible residences) or SCC (limits) |
| Hazardous rating | High |
| Nearest facility type | Philadelphia bulk appointment / Sanitation Convenience Center |
| Rule source level | city |
| Last verified | 2026-08-10 |
Common questions
Same channel as refrigerator?
Yes — same city/county program; confirm acceptance for unusual sizes or commercial loads.
Source?
Based on City of Philadelphia — Schedule bulky household item collection (audited).
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