Washington Water Heater Disposal ~ Vermont

Yes, it’s important to disconnect your water heater before our junk removal team arrives. We make the process of picking up and disposing of your old hot heater easy, but uninstalling it is something we’re unable to do. For your safety and ours, please ensure it’s disconnected. If you are unsure of how to disconnect your unit, consult the owners manual.

If you choose our curbside pickup option for your old hot water heater, there’s no need for you to be at home. Just place your water heater outside before the scheduled pickup, and our team will take care of the rest. If moving your water heater outside is a challenge, you’ll need to be available so that our team can come inside and remove it for you. Whichever option you choose, we’re committed to making the disposal of your old appliance as easy and hassle-free as possible.

You can recycle your old water heater by taking it to a local Washington 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.

The starting price to get your old water heater picked up in the Washington area is $89. The total cost can vary depending on the size of your water heater and your specific location within the Washington area. When you schedule a pickup online, we give you fixed, upfront pricing so there are no surprises. We work hard to keep our pricing low so that you can get the disposal services you need without breaking the bank. Our pricing comes in, on average, 20-30% lower than the competition. We take the hassle out of getting rid of junk, offering you a stress-free solution.