Refrigerator Removal in Groton, Vermont

Appliances Appliances like microwaves, refrigerators, and toaster ovens contain electronic components that become hazardous when not disposed of properly. Appliances often have batteries, screens and other electronic materials and chemicals in them that should not be put in a dumpster.

RECYCLING is FREE (“Acceptable Recyclables List” link above):

For refrigerator disposal in Pittsburgh, use junk haulers like 1-800-GOT-JUNK? or LoadUp for convenient pickup, check with Duquesne Light's Watt Choices program for rebates on working units, use your city's bulk pickup (check WM or local services), or drop off at places like Appliance Warehouse if local to Franklin Park Borough, ensuring proper refrigerant handling for all options.

Vermont's Universal Recycling Law (Act 148, 2012) bans major waste streams from landfills, requiring mandatory recycling and composting of blue bin recyclables, food scraps, and yard waste for residents, businesses, and institutions. The law mandates "parallel collection" (trash haulers must offer recycling) and includes bans phased in by 2020, promoting resource conservation and reduced landfill waste through separation and proper disposal.