Disposal of bulky junk: how does it work?

 

Disposal of bulky junk


You have just moved, redecorating, and you find yourself with bulky items to evacuate? To understand what junk you can evacuate and how to evacuate it, here is Junk baby's advice on removing bulky items.

Bulky items removal: what are bulky items?

We talk about bulky junk, or "bulky junk," to designate junk that the household junk collection service cannot evacuate because of its size or weight. It can be a mattress, a box spring, a wardrobe, or other bulky furniture. Some fat junk collection services also accept household appliances.

Due to work in your home, green junk, rubble, or any other type of junk is not part of bulky items. Therefore, they must be subject to appropriate collection and processing.

Bulky goods collection service, what solutions?

If you have furniture in poor condition or no longer like it, it is forbidden to leave it on the public highway. You would risk a fine of 40 to 90 $. To find a collection service for your bulky items, you have several options:

·       Ask your municipality if it supports the collection of bulky items. If so, you can organize a collection on a date fixed in advance.

·       If you have a large enough vehicle, you can go to the recycling or sorting center. Most sites accept bulky items.

·       Find out about associations in your area. Some of them, like the Red Cross, regularly seek furniture donations.

·       Look on the net; some platforms allow you to donate or resell bulky items.


Collection of bulky items by Junk baby

If you want to get rid of your bulky items without traveling, the Junk baby bulky items collection service is for you! To benefit from it, nothing could be simpler: order your bulky junk container online on our site. Your dumpster will be delivered the next day if you order before noon. After noon, it will be delivered within one to two days.

All you have to do is fill it out, and we will pick it up on the date of your choice. You can deposit your old furniture, box springs, mattresses, carpets or old windows, for example. We will then evacuate the bulky items to specialized processing channels to ensure their recovery.

Thanks to the Junk baby service, you benefit from the fast removal of bulky items, service on demand and the dates of your choice, and you are sure to comply with the law and environmental standards.


 

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