Old Grill Removal & Disposal

The best way to dispose of a grill is to recycle it. Because you can’t just toss an old gas or charcoal grill into your recycling bin, the easiest way to get rid of the old grill would be to hire a removals company in your area. LoadUp offers nationwide grill removal and disposal at an upfront, affordable price.

Grills can be heavy, hard to clean and difficult to get rid of. Hiring a junk removal service is the easiest way to dispose of a charcoal grill. Before we arrive, clean out any used charcoal and debris from the grill. Once the grill is emptied, it’s ready to be picked up by a local LoadUp junk removal truck near you.

LoadUp is a full-service junk removal company specializing in commercial grill removal and disposal for restaurants, hospitals, schools, food trucks, and more. Before we can professionally remove your old grill for disposal, please make sure that it is disconnected from all gas and power sources, and is free of liquid grease or charcoal.

To disconnect a propane tank, follow the steps below to ensure you safely unhook it from your grill:

1. Turn the grill off.
2. Next, turn the gas off by locating the metal knob on the propane tank and turn it all the way right.
3. Refer to your grill’s instructions for how to unhook the gas line. For most gas grills, you simply need to find where the rubber hose connects to the grill, firmly grip it and turn the connector valve until it comes off.
4. You’re ready to remove the propane tank from your grill.

If you need to dispose of propane tanks, book LoadUp online to pickup empty propane tanks and take them for safe disposal.

The best way to dispose of a propane tank for a grill is to recycle it. Since propane tanks can’t be placed in your curbside recycling bin, an easier way to get rid of it is to hire a junk removal company like LoadUp to safely dispose of it for you.

Close all the vents and lid on your charcoal grill and wait 48 hours for charcoal ash to cool completely. Charcoal briquettes and other non-wood cooking fuels should then be wrapped in foil and tossed in your curbside trash bin.

Gas grills must be disconnected from propane tanks or gas lines. Built-in grills must also be removed from brick or stone housing before we can haul them away. Charcoal grills, wood stoves, pizza ovens and other non-gas grills should be emptied of all debris.

LoadUp also offers removal and disposal services for household propane tanks, but they must be completely empty. FYI, don’t release any propane gas into the atmosphere, as it makes the air toxic and highly flammable. The best way to make sure your tank is empty is to run it down through your grill before getting it ready for disposal.