Water Heater Removal - $75

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The proper disposal method for a water heater depends on several factors, such as its condition, age, and location. Here are some general guidelines to help you dispose of your water heater:

1. Check with your local municipality or waste management company to determine the proper disposal method in your area. Some communities may have special requirements or regulations for the disposal of appliances.
2. If your water heater is in good condition and less than 10 years old, consider donating it to a charitable organization or a local Habitat for Humanity ReStore.
3. If your water heater is damaged or no longer functional, contact a scrap metal recycling facility in your area to see if they accept water heaters. Many of these facilities will take the metal components for recycling.
4. If you are unable to transport the water heater to a recycling facility or donation center, consider contacting a junk removal service. They will usually charge a fee to pick up and dispose of your water heater properly.

Remember to drain your water heater before disposing of it and to follow any safety guidelines provided by your municipality or waste management company.

Note: Removing a water heater can be a time-consuming and labor-intensive process. If you're not comfortable doing it yourself, consider hiring Lionheart Hauling & Junk Removal to handle the job for you.