Whether it’s your home or business, here’s the easiest, fastest and most effective way to get rid of pallets and other shipping materials.
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It’s best to recycle or repurpose old pallets. There are a few pallet companies in the greater Charlotte area who will pick pallets up and may even buy old pallets from you. The problem is they deal in volume (typically a min of 400 pallets). If you don’t have enough for a pallet buyer, you still have options. Pinterest is littered with repurposed pallet ideas. Green walls, patio bars, sectional sofas and more.
It’s estimated that 508 million new pallets were manufactured while only 25 million were landfilled. This is 95% recycling rate (2016). National Wooden Pallet & Container Assoc.
The next best way to get rid of pallets and other shipping materials is to call a professional junk removal service that prioritizes environmentally responsible disposal practices. There are lots of reasons why this is the best way to get rid of pallets.
Still want to go it alone? No problem. Read on for pro tips to get rid of pallets.
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Getting rid of pallets can be straightforward with these steps:
Reuse or Repurpose: If in good condition, consider reusing or repurposing pallets for DIY projects.
Sell or Donate: Online platforms or local businesses might be interested in purchasing or accepting pallets.
Curbside Pickup: Some areas have bulk trash pickup days; check with your local waste management.
Recycling Centers: Locate pallet recycling facilities in your area; they can dismantle and repurpose pallets.
Local Woodworking Shops: Check if nearby woodworking or craft shops can use the pallet wood.
DIY Projects: Disassemble pallets and use the wood for various projects.
Junk Removal Services: Professional services can collect and dispose of pallets properly.
Community Swaps: Explore community groups or social media for pallet exchanges.
Composting: If untreated, non-treated pallets can be used as compost material.
Landfill: As a last resort, some landfills accept pallets for disposal.
Remember to consider the condition and type of pallets before choosing a disposal method. Always opt for eco-friendly options whenever possible.
Trash [trash]: (noun) Things that are no longer useful. (verb) To throw away
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