Recycling Centers
Some centers specialize in salvaging building materials for resale or reuse.
Donation Tips
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Ensure cabinets are clean and free of pests.
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Confirm that the organization accepts cabinets before dropping off.
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Get a donation receipt if you want to claim a tax deduction.
Step 4: How to Haul Away Old Kitchen Cabinets
When cabinets are too damaged or you simply prefer removal, hauling is the next best step.
Renting a Dumpster or Trailer
For large projects, renting a roll-off dumpster or a trailer can make quick work of cabinet disposal.
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Pros: Convenient, immediate cleanup.
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Cons: Can be costly; make sure your rental permits kitchen waste.
Hiring a Junk Removal Service
Companies like 1-800-GOT-JUNK? or local junk haulers specialize in picking up bulky household items.
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Pros: Saves you time and labor; professional disposal.
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Cons: Fees vary based on volume and distance.
DIY Disposal Options
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Municipal bulk pickup: Check if your city offers scheduled bulky item pickup.
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Landfill drop-off: Haul cabinets to your local landfill or transfer station.
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Recycling: Some centers accept wood cabinetry for recycling or composting.
Step 5: Preparing Cabinets for Hauling or Donation
Proper preparation simplifies the process:
