Refrigerator Removal in Waianae, Hawaii

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.

Removing a refrigerator or washer can cost $100 to $250, while lighter items like microwaves or small AC units may only cost $50 to $100.

Sell it. If your old fridge is still functioning, there might be someone out there who can use it. ... Sell it For Scrap Metal. Refrigerators contain a number of valuable metals that can be removed and reused to make new items. ... Recycle It.

Hawaii manages its trash through a mix of waste-to-energy (like H-POWER on Oahu), extensive recycling programs (paper, plastics, glass, metal), composting green waste, landfilling residual ash/waste, and shipping some recyclables overseas, with island-specific approaches and challenges due to limited space and landfill capacity. Waste-to-energy plants burn garbage to create power, significantly reducing volume, while other islands rely more heavily on landfills and diversion programs for scrap metal and compost.