Fan & Heater Removal

Yes, but you should try donating, selling, recycling your ceiling fan or giving it away for reuse before deciding to put in the garbage. It’s also helpful to know where to dispose of electric fans, as some of the parts can’t always end up in a landfill. Also, make sure you take out mercury-containing light bulbs and dispose of those at a mercury lamp recycling site.

Look up the laws or regulations of your area on how to properly dispose of the particular heater you own. Generally, if your heater contains hazardous waste and fluids, go to an environmental collection center that is capable of disposing of it. If it doesn’t have hazardous materials and is mostly metal, you can take this to a recycling center near you. If it doesn’t and is made up of mostly plastic, you should donate or repurpose it before deciding to throw it out in your regular garbage.

The simplest option of disposing of an old heater is to hire a junk removal company. LoadUp will happily come by, pick it up, and take care of the eco-friendly disposal for you. No matter what type, we’ll even take that all-in-one bathroom fan light heater combo.

Yes. To ensure a smooth and safe removal, the fan or heater must be dismounted, disconnected, and completely cooled down before Loaders can pick up the item for responsible disposal.