Appliance Removal
Yes — we take refrigerators and freezers and handle the refrigerant ourselves, so you don't need the unit drained or certified first, which most haulers make you arrange. Washers and dryers are disconnected and carried out, and stoves go too; a single washer or dryer falls under our $95 starting price.
How we handle it
- Refrigerators and freezers — no draining or certification needed on your end
- Refrigerant recovered properly before the metal is recycled
- Washers and dryers disconnected and carried out
- Stoves and freezers too
- Nothing needs to reach the curb first — you point, we carry
What it costs
A washer or dryer is one of the examples in our "one or two items" tier, $95–$150; a few appliances together is a pickup load, $150–$275. You get the exact number before anything moves.
Where it goes
Working units in good condition go to local charities. The rest have the refrigerant recovered properly before the metal is recycled — appliances past saving are some of the easiest scrap there is.
Freezer still full?
Call us first. An emptied freezer is no problem - a full one after a power outage needs a plan.
Questions
Appliance removal, answered.
Yes, and we handle the refrigerant - you don't need to have the unit drained or certified first, which most haulers make you arrange yourself. Working units in good condition go to local charities; the rest have the refrigerant recovered properly before the metal is recycled.
Tell us what needs to go.
Free estimate, no obligation, and an exact price before anything moves.