Upgraded to a new refrigerator or washer?
Congratulations! But now you face a bulky dilemma: what do you do with the massive, 250-pound old appliance sitting in your hallway or driveway?
Leaving appliances on the curb isn’t just an eyesore—it can be environmentally hazardous and subject to municipal fines.
Why Curbside Dumping is Dangerous
Refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners contain Freon and other hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs). If punctured or improperly dumped, these gases destroy the ozone layer. Moreover, switches and circuit boards harbor heavy metals that can contaminate soil and water.
The 3 Stages of Responsible Appliance Disposal
- Donation First: Working appliances are donated to local shelters, non-profits, and families in need.
- EPA-Certified Freon Recovery: Certified technicians safely evacuate all refrigerants in a closed-loop system.
- Scrap Metal Recycling: Clean metals (steel, copper, aluminum) are separated and melted down into new products.
Don’t risk back injury or wall scratches trying to move heavy appliances down the stairs. CleanSpace Hauling handles the entire extraction safely and responsibly.