Stove Removal: Your Options

Learn about your options for stove removal. There are ways you can help yourself, the planet, and other people!

Stove Removal: Your Options

• Ask for it to be taken away when your new one is delivered. It’s most likely you are replacing your old oven, and many stores over recycling services. Ask your local appliance store if they’ll pick up your old appliance when they deliver the new one.
• Recycle it. Did you know there are many parts of a stove that can be recycled? Find a nearby recycling center online. For example, you can try searching for facilities through Earth911. Or, just try a simple Google search! There is a good chance of there being a number of appliance recycling centers in your area that are willing to accept used models for a small fee.
• Ask your waste management company. Call your local trash company to ask if they’ll accept your old appliance. Some municipalities offer periodic pickups or drop-off events for your smaller appliances. While this could be an easy option, remember that it is just heading to a landfill and isn’t the best option for the environment.
• Check in with your utility company. Another idea is to ask your utility company if they have an appliance recycling program. Utility companies encourage the use of newer, energy-efficient models, so they might be of help.
• See if you can sell or donate it. Just because you’re done with your stove doesn’t mean it’s no longer working. If it is still usable, you can try to sell it online or call around to see if any place is taking donations.
• Call JDog Junk Removal & Hauling. The Veterans and Military family members at JDog Junk Removal & Hauling haul old appliances so you don’t have to.  Skip the stress of figuring out what to do with your old appliances and call us at 844-GET-JDOG.