Appliances Are Heavy, Awkward, and Annoying to Move
A refrigerator weighs 200-400 pounds. A washer is 150-200 pounds. These aren't items you casually toss in the back of a truck.
Options for Old Appliance Removal
Professional Junk Removal
The easiest option. We disconnect (if applicable), carry it out, and haul it away. Done.
Retailer Take-Back
Many appliance retailers will haul away your old appliance when delivering a new one. Ask when you purchase.
Scrap Metal Recycling
Old appliances contain valuable metals. Some scrap yards will pick up for free or even pay you a small amount.
Utility Company Programs
Some utility companies offer rebates or free pickup for old, energy-inefficient appliances. Check with your local provider.
Important Notes
- Refrigerators and AC units contain refrigerant that must be properly recovered — don't just leave them at the curb
- Disconnect gas appliances before removal (or have a professional do it)
- Remove doors from old refrigerators and freezers if they'll sit outside — it's a safety requirement
What We Take
We handle all common household appliances:
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Washers and dryers
- Dishwashers
- Ovens and stoves
- Water heaters
- Window AC units
- Microwaves
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