Describe the panels
Quantity, condition and anything you know from the label.
Tell us where the panels are, how many you have and what condition they are in. We’ll help identify a practical path for reuse, pickup, drop-off or responsible recycling.

Quantity, condition and anything you know from the label.
Your ZIP code helps determine realistic pickup and drop-off choices.
We review the details and respond with the most practical route.
Old roof panels, storm damage, replacements or a few panels left by an installer.
Recurring take-backs, pallets, project removals and pickup coordination.
Larger quantities, mixed conditions, decommissioning and logistics planning.
The same form works whether you have two panels or two thousand. We use the information to understand the job before asking you to spend time on photos or paperwork.
Usually, that is not the best route. Rules vary by state and by panel type, so the safest first step is to identify the panels and location. We can help you determine a practical disposal or recycling path.
Damaged and non-working panels can still be evaluated for recycling. Tell us whether glass is cracked, frames are bent or panels are mixed with other equipment.
Yes. We ask for quantity because the best option for three panels can be different from the best option for three hundred.
Pickup depends on location, quantity, access and timing. Enter your ZIP code and approximate panel count so the request can be reviewed.
Costs vary with panel type, quantity, condition, location and transportation. We collect those facts first so you can receive a useful answer instead of a generic price.
Say so in the form. Reuse can be considered before recycling when the panels are suitable and there is a practical destination.