Short Pump Water Heater Disposal ~ Virginia

Yes, you will need to disconnect your water heater prior to our team’s arrival if you have not already done so. We give you a convenient way to handle pickup and disposal, but we can’t uninstall your old water heater. This is crucial for the safety of both our team and yourself. If you’re unsure how to safely disconnect your water heater, consult your owner’s manual or a professional for guidance.

If you need to get rid of your old water heater, we’ve got you covered with two pickup options: in-home or curbside. If you’re busy and can’t be at home, simply choose curbside pickup when you schedule our services and place your old water heater in an accessible spot outside. If that’s not possible, you’ll need to be home so our team can pick it up. Either way, we work hard to make disposing of your old hot water heater easy.

You can recycle your old water heater by taking it to a local Short Pump recycling facility that handles e-waste. Water heaters contain certain materials that should not end up in landfills due to environmental concerns. Most cities have designated e-waste recycling centers specifically equipped to safely dispose of and recycle such items, ensuring they are handled responsibly. If you don’t want to deal with hauling your old water heater to a recycling facility, just schedule a pickup with LoadUp and we will take care of it for you.

If you’re looking to dispose of an old water heater in the Short Pump area, our services start at an affordable $89. Depending on the size of your water heater and where you are located, the price might vary. By scheduling your pickup online, you get transparent, upfront pricing without any hidden surprises. Our rates are generally 20-30% lower than what our competitors charge, making it easier for you to afford the junk removal services you need.