Haul It All Services
St. George junk removal and hauling service working within the rules that govern what can go to a landfill.
Haul It All Services hauls unwanted material away across the St. George area. The question that surprises most customers is not what a hauler charges but what a hauler is allowed to take, because a significant list of ordinary household items cannot legally go into a landfill load.
Background
Household hazardous waste is the main category, and it is broader than the name suggests: paint and solvents, pesticides and pool chemicals, motor oil and antifreeze, fluorescent tubes and compact bulbs containing mercury, and batteries of most chemistries. These are handled through designated collection facilities and events rather than mixed into general waste, because they contaminate a landfill cell and, in the case of lithium batteries, start fires in collection trucks and transfer stations with some regularity.
Appliances have their own rule, and it is federal. Anything containing refrigerant - refrigerators, freezers, window and portable air conditioners, dehumidifiers, water coolers - must have that refrigerant recovered by a certified technician before the unit is disposed of or recycled, because venting it is prohibited under the Clean Air Act. A reputable hauler either handles that step or routes the appliance to somewhere that does. Tires are excluded from most landfills and go to a dedicated recycler. Electronics are increasingly diverted for the metals in them. And medical sharps, ammunition and propane cylinders are refused outright by essentially every hauler. Asking before the truck arrives saves a wasted trip, since the alternative is the crew leaving the item where it stands.
See also appliance repair companies and automotive businesses. See every listing under Junk Removal & Hauling.
Nearby: FS Coffee Co, Cappeletti's Restaurant, Bombay Cafe.
Categories
Address
38 W Tabernacle StSt. George, UT 84770
Contact
- Work Phone: 435-680-6128
Frequently asked questions
What can a junk removal company not take?
Household hazardous waste is the main exclusion - paint, solvents, pesticides, pool chemicals, motor oil, antifreeze, mercury-containing bulbs and most batteries - along with tires, medical sharps, ammunition and propane cylinders. These go to designated collection facilities rather than into a general waste load.
Why do refrigerators need special handling?
Because they contain refrigerant, and venting it is prohibited under the Clean Air Act. The refrigerant must be recovered by a certified technician before the appliance is disposed of or recycled. The same applies to freezers, window and portable air conditioners, dehumidifiers and water coolers.
What happens to batteries and bulbs?
They go to a household hazardous waste collection point rather than into general waste. Fluorescent tubes and compact bulbs contain mercury, and lithium batteries are a genuine fire hazard - they ignite in collection trucks and transfer stations with enough regularity that haulers refuse them as a matter of policy.
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