Refrigerator Removal in Monticello, Utah

LA Sanitation (LASAN) It's customer care center is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year at 1-800-773-2489. LASAN will pick up items too large for a normal trash bin free of charge. These include items like beds, couches, and fridges.

To dispose of batteries in Utah, never put them in the trash; instead, tape the terminals of all batteries (especially lithium) to prevent fires and take them to local drop-off points like Home Depot, Lowe's, Batteries Plus, or your county's Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) facility, with resources like Call2Recycle or Recycle Utah helping you find locations for all types, including car batteries at auto parts stores.

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.

For refrigerator disposal in Las Vegas, you can use junk removal services like 1-800-GOT-JUNK or Sin City Junk for pickup, contact Waste Management (WM) or Western Elite for bulk pickup if you're a customer, explore local scrap metal recyclers, or even try listing it for free on Craigslist if it's in decent shape for potential donation/parts. Remember, these often handle the complex refrigerant (Freon) removal responsibly, which is key for proper disposal.