Yes. Expect a small disposal fee.

Yes. Due to EPA restrictions, wet paint has a special disposal procedure with an additional fee per container. So, we pass the cost along to you.

Drying out paint is a good choice. Apply anything that will absorb the moisture and make it dry. Here is a short list: dirt, sand, cement powder, Krud Kutter®, and paint hardener from home improvement stores. Once the paint is dry, it's considered regular household junk (no additional cost!).

Old computers, TVs, laptops, monitors, printers, headphones, and speakers are just some of the items we pick up for junk removal. According to Yale's sustainability article, E-waste is the fastest-growing solid-waste stream in the world, but less than 25% of all electronic waste is recycled in the United States; the rest is incinerated or goes to landfills. Electronics are made up of valuable materials, such as metals, glass, and plastics—all of which take energy to mine and manufacture. Click here for the complete article on Electronic Waste Disposal.(https://sustainability.yale.edu/blog/how-sustainably-dispose-your-technological-waste)