BBQ & Old Grill Pick Up

During the warm spring and summer months, you’ll be tempted to go outside and set up the grill. You can have an excellent steak or a burger. Remember that the grill can last. In time, it is likely to outlast its welcome. When this happens, contact our office. Our junk removers are happy to remove the item from your hands.

Quick & Convenient BBQ Grill Disposal

We want to make the BBQ grill removal process as quick and simple as possible. We’ll make sure that you don’t have to lift anything. Tell our junk removal technicians where the grill is located. Once you’ve completed that, they’ll begin removing it for you. Our team of experts will cut off the grill, and you won’t have to be worried about injury to your back.

Where To Get Rid Of An Old Grill

Be sure to dispose of your old grill in the appropriate place. Failure to follow this procedure could lead to problems further down the line. We are here to help because we have relationships. We can take the grill off and take it to a suitable location. We know the proper disposal locations of old grills without creating issues for anyone else and the surroundings. Some recycling facilities will take it. It could be possible to give it to a charity also.

We are the best way to dispose of your grill. Contact us today to start.

Dealing With Old Gas Tanks

There is a chance that you will need to get rid of your older gas tank. Many recycling centers are willing to take gasoline tanks. If you own an old propane tank that you want to dispose of, you can call our office. We can safely haul the tank away from your property and take it away. If you’d like to handle it on your own, you’ll need to bring it to an appropriate transfer station, recycling center, or landfill.

How To Remove A Propane Tank From A BBQ Grill

It is important to remove the tank from the grill, so it is possible to get rid of it. Follow the steps below to start.

• Start by turning the grill off.
• If you’re using a propane tank that can be refilled, you’ll need to close the valve. Some smaller propane tanks don’t have valves. So, you’ll have to take them off without shutting off the valve.
• Once the valve is shut, and the tank is removed, you can begin removing it by twisting the regulator.
• Then, you can remove the tank and take it to a secure location.

Can You Take The BBQ Grill On My Deck Or Porch?

We’re here to assist you. Contact us at our office, and we’ll swiftly remove the grill from your porch or deck. We’ll haul it into our truck to get rid of it for you.

We’ll Take Other Grills Too.

We also pick up broken charcoal grills, damaged grills, and portable grills.