Large mirrors and glass panels are awkward and easy to break. A dresser mirror, a gym-style wall mirror or a glass dining tabletop is heavy, has sharp edges and can crack if it flexes on the way down the stairs. That’s why so many end up leaning against a basement wall for years.
JUNKED. hauls away mirrors, glass tabletops, shower doors, old storm windows and other glass. We carry it out flat or on edge, keep it away from your walls and floors, and load it so it doesn’t shift in the truck.
If a mirror is still glued or clipped to a wall, tell us about it when you call. Mirrors that are already off the wall are the easiest pickup.
We pick up:
Remodeling a bathroom? See bathroom demolition.
To keep everyone safe:
Mirrors and tempered glass break differently, and both can cut. Leaving them at the curb is a hazard for anyone walking by and for the people who pick up the trash.
We donate and recycle what we can and haul away the rest. Good framed mirrors and glass tables sometimes find a new home. Broken glass is wrapped and disposed of properly.
We handle mirror & glass removal in Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair, Bethel Park and Bridgeville, plus every town in our service area, about 15 miles around Canonsburg.
Call or text (412) 905-9453, or send a request through our online form. You can include photos.
We’ll tell you what to expect before any work starts.
We load everything and clean up after ourselves, and we donate or recycle what we can.
We’re available 7 days a week, 7am to 7pm.
Yes. Wrap the broken pieces in cardboard and tape them so they’re safe to handle.
Tell us how it’s mounted when you call. Mirrors that are clipped on are often simple. Glued mirrors can damage drywall coming off.
Yes, once they’re removed. They’re common after a bathroom remodel.
Yes. They can go together.
Yes. Storm windows and window sashes are a normal pickup.
Yes. A single large mirror is a normal pickup.
Call or text (412) 905-9453 with a photo and rough size. You’ll get a free quote before any work starts.
