We safely remove and haul away old or unwanted appliances, including refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers, and more. Our team handles the heavy lifting and ensures responsible disposal or recycling whenever possible.
Old appliances can be difficult to move, transport and dispose of properly. Refrigerators, washers, dryers and water heaters are heavy, awkward and often require more than one person to remove safely.
Our appliance removal service helps homeowners, landlords, property managers and businesses clear unwanted appliances from kitchens, laundry rooms, garages, basements and rental properties. We handle the lifting, loading and hauling while taking care around floors, walls, doorways and staircases.
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Refrigerators are among the heaviest household appliances and can be difficult to move through narrow kitchens, hallways and doorways. Older units may also contain materials that require proper handling.
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Dryers can be bulky and difficult to carry through small laundry rooms or down basement stairs. Gas dryers also require proper disconnection before removal.
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Old stoves and ranges often need to be removed during kitchen renovations, appliance upgrades or property cleanouts. These units can be especially heavy and may have sharp edges or attached components.
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Electric units should be unplugged. Gas stoves must be disconnected from the gas supply before removal. Built-in appliances may need to be detached from cabinetry or countertops before pickup.
Dishwashers are usually secured beneath kitchen counters and connected to water, drainage and electrical lines. They must be fully disconnected before they can be safely removed.
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Water heaters are large, heavy and difficult to transport. They may also contain remaining water that adds significant weight.
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Appliance removal can support many types of projects, including:
Appliance Upgrades
New appliances often arrive before the old ones have been removed. Clearing the existing units creates room for installation and helps keep the work area organized.
Home Renovations
Kitchen, laundry room and basement renovations may require several appliances to be removed before construction begins.
Rental Property Turnovers
Landlords and property managers may need to remove broken, outdated or tenant-left appliances before cleaning and repairs can begin.
Estate and Property Cleanouts
Large appliances can complicate estate cleanouts, foreclosure cleanouts and move-out projects. Including them in the overall cleanout keeps the process more efficient.
Business and Commercial Properties
Breakrooms, staff kitchens, apartment buildings and managed facilities may also require appliance removal when equipment is replaced or a property is cleared.
1. Tell Us What Needs to Go
Share the appliance type, quantity, location and access details.
2. Disconnect the Appliance
Appliances must be disconnected from water, gas and electrical connections before removal unless another arrangement has been confirmed.
3. Review the Scope and Price
We confirm the items and explain the cost before loading begins. Pricing may depend on appliance size, weight, location and access.
4. We Remove and Load
Our crew carries the appliance out of the property and loads it for transport.
5. We Haul It Away
The appliance is taken to an appropriate recycling, recovery or disposal facility whenever available.
Many appliances contain metal, wiring and other materials that may qualify for recycling. Refrigerators and freezers may also contain refrigerants that require proper recovery and handling.
Disposal options depend on the appliance, local regulations and facility availability. We use appropriate recycling or disposal methods whenever practical.
We may be unable to remove appliances that are still connected to:
These appliances should be disconnected by a licensed plumber, electrician, HVAC technician or other qualified professional before pickup.
