If you have a corner of your garage that is stacked with old furniture and boxes you haven’t opened since the last move, you are far from alone there. The same is true if you have an old treadmill that doesn’t work but that has proven impossible to get rid of. So you might be struggling with the common question: haul it yourself, wait for the town to take it, or call in ...
Arrange for EPA-compliant refrigerant recovery before disposal. The Junkluggers handles the removal, recovery, and recycling so you do not need a separate technician. It’s hard to get rid of an old fridge. In New Haven County, it’s not as simple as taking the refrigerator to the curb. Federal law under EPA Section 608 of the Clean Air Act prohibits venting refrigerants like CFCs, HCFCs, and HFCs into the atmosphere, in large part due ...
Check whether schools, churches, or community organizations will accept it, and if not, call The Junkluggers for professional piano removal. Pianos are notoriously difficult to remove from the home. If you’re having trouble finding a way to rehome yours, you are far from alone. If the piano is playable and in good condition, you can often donate it to a school, church, retirement home, or community center within the New Haven area. The catch ...
Junk removal in New Haven County is typically priced by how much space your items take up on the truck. The Junkluggers provides a free on-site estimate before any work begins, and you only pay for the volume hauled. Most people expect junk removal to work like a menu with fixed prices per item. It doesn’t, and that’s good news that will work in your favor. The Junkluggers of New Haven County uses ...
A spring garage cleanout works best as a one-day project. Sort everything into keep and remove piles. Then call a junk removal service to haul the remove pile the same day. Late March through May is the perfect time to start cleaning out in Connecticut. The weather is cooperative, the summer heat hasn’t yet arrived, and donation partners have room before the seasonal rush. Start by pulling everything out and sorting into four categories ...