Old BBQ grills are bulky, heavy, and full of grease — not something you can easily toss in a garbage bin or fit in your car for a transfer station run. Silverdale Junk Co provides fast BBQ and grill removal in Silverdale and across Kitsap County. We remove gas grills, charcoal grills, smokers, and commercial-grade equipment — same-day and next-day service available.

What We Remove

We remove gas grills of all sizes, charcoal kettle and barrel grills, pellet grills and smokers, built-in outdoor grill units (with basic disconnect), commercial restaurant grills, and old fire pits and chimineas. Condition does not matter — rusted, broken, or simply outdated grills are all accepted.

Propane Tank Note

We cannot haul full or partially full propane tanks — these are regulated as hazardous material. Before your removal appointment, disconnect and empty any propane tank attached to the grill. Fully empty tanks may be taken at our discretion. Kitsap County transfer stations and propane suppliers accept used tanks for exchange or disposal.

What Happens to Your Old Grill

Grills are primarily steel and cast iron — both highly recyclable materials. We route non-donatable grills to certified scrap metal recyclers in Kitsap County. Grills in working condition with easily cleaned grates are occasionally donated to local organisations.

Pricing

Single BBQ or grill removal in Silverdale typically runs $75–$125. Large commercial units or built-in grills requiring additional labour run $125–$200. Removing a grill alongside other outdoor items — patio furniture, lawn equipment, yard debris — is priced as a combined load and is more cost-efficient.

Book BBQ Removal in Silverdale

Call (360) 928-5949 for fast BBQ and grill removal in Silverdale. Same-day and next-day slots available across Kitsap County — flat-rate pricing, no hidden fees.

What Happens to the Old BBQ or Grill?

Steel gas grills and kettle grills go to certified scrap metal recyclers in Kitsap County — the steel is recovered and reprocessed. Porcelain and ceramic components from some grill models go to the general waste stream. Propane tanks must be removed and exchanged or disposed of separately before we arrive — they cannot go in our truck.

When to Combine with Other Outdoor Items

The most cost-efficient BBQ removal is done alongside other outdoor items — patio furniture, lawn equipment, yard debris, or a swing set. Combining items into one visit reduces the effective per-item cost significantly. Call us when you are doing a broader backyard or patio clearout.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to clean the grill before you pick it up?

No. Grease, ash, and general grime are expected on used grills. We handle them as-is. Just make sure the propane tank is disconnected and removed before we arrive.

Can you remove a built-in outdoor grill?

Yes, though built-in grill units embedded in outdoor kitchen structures require more disassembly time and are priced accordingly. Describe the installation when you call so we can quote accurately.

How much does BBQ removal cost in Silverdale?

A standard gas or kettle grill runs $75–$125. A large outdoor grill or smoker runs $100–$175. Built-in units are quoted individually. Call (360) 928-5949 for a fast quote.