Freezer Removal in Limerick, Maine

You can recycle it through retailers or municipal services, have it picked up by scrap metal recyclers, or give it away, but for a fun, practical second life, repurpose it as a raised garden bed, root cellar, large cooler, animal feed storage, or even a DIY kegerator/cold smoker, ensuring you first unplug, defrost, and safely remove the door for safety if not in use.

Thermostats, Thermometers, Fluorescent Lightbulbs, Electronic Waste (TVs, Computers, Cell Phones, etc.) E-waste can be disposed of at Casella's Pinetree Transfer Station, located at 358 Emerson Mill Road in Hampden. Please contact them at 207-862-4200 for details or visit their website for hours of operation.

Yes, New Jersey offers refrigerator recycling rebates, primarily through your electric utility (JCP&L, PSE&G, Atlantic City Electric), providing around $100 for recycling a working fridge/freezer, plus potential bonuses for dehumidifiers or A/Cs, with free pickup and responsible disposal. You can get rebates through the JCP&L Appliance Recycling Program site, PSE&G's program site, or Atlantic City Electric's program site.

If the retailer from whom you've purchased the new unit does not provide for proper disposal of these appliances, either bring it to the Recycling/Conservation Center or call the Wyckoff Recycling Coordinator at 201-891-7000 ext 101 prior to placing at the curb and provide your address to arrange for curbside pick-up.