Appliance removal.Without the heavy lifting.

Local. Licensed.Insured.

Heavy appliances.We carry them out.

Send photos.Get a price.

Two workers loading an old appliance while a washer, microwave, oven and freezer wait for removal
Appliances we remove

How it works

  1. 1

    Send Photos

    Show us every item and tell us where it is located.

  2. 2

    Get a Price

    We review the details and send a no-obligation price.

  3. 3

    We Remove It

    We arrive, do the heavy lifting and haul it away.

Simple pricing

A clear price
from your photos.

Appliance removal pricing is based on the unit, access and disposal requirements. A few clear photos usually give us what we need to quote the pickup.

Small appliance pickups start at our $120 minimum.Heavy units, stairs and special recycling can change the price.
01

Type & quantity

A compact dishwasher is different from several full-size appliances.

02

Location & access

Tell us if the unit is curbside, in a garage, upstairs or in a basement.

03

Weight & labor

Oversized refrigerators, commercial units and stairs may require more crew time.

04

Recycling & disposal

Refrigerant and other special handling requirements are included in your quote.

Before we arrive

Disconnect it.
We’ll carry it out.

Appliances can stay inside, in the garage or at the curb. Please prepare the unit and show us the removal path before pickup.

  • Empty and defrost it

    Remove food, water, clothes and personal items before pickup.

  • Disconnect utilities

    Electricity, gas, water and drain lines must be safely disconnected.

  • Show us the path

    Include photos of stairs, tight corners, doors and the complete unit.

  • Mention special conditions

    Tell us about leaks, pests, locked doors, extreme weight or damage.

Real appliance pickups

Before pickup.
After removal.

These recent pickups included a refrigerator and dishwasher prepared in a garage, plus a kitchen range removed from inside the home. Seeing the item and access ahead of time helps us arrive prepared.

Send photos of your appliances →
Before appliance pickup with a refrigerator, dishwasher and removed refrigerator doors ready in a garage
BeforeGarage appliance pickup
Garage space after the refrigerator and dishwasher were removed
AfterPickup area cleared
Gas kitchen range before appliance removal
BeforeKitchen range pickup
Open kitchen floor space after the range was removed
AfterSpace ready for the next step
Free photo quote

Show us the appliance.
Get a price.

No long form and no estimate visit. Send a full photo of the unit and we’ll reply with the next step.

For the fastest quote: send the appliance type, a full photo, your ZIP code, its location and any stairs.
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Appliance questions
How much does appliance removal cost?

Pricing depends on the appliance type, quantity, weight, access, labor, and recycling or disposal requirements. Send a full photo, your ZIP code, and pickup details for an exact quote.

Does the appliance need to be disconnected?

Yes. Appliances must be safely disconnected from electricity, gas, water, and drain lines before we arrive. We provide removal and hauling, not plumbing, electrical, or gas disconnection.

Can you take a refrigerator or freezer?

Often, yes. The unit must be empty, and refrigerant-containing appliances may require special recycling or disposal. Send a photo so we can confirm the pickup.

Can you remove an appliance from a basement?

Often, when access is safe. Send photos of the appliance, stairs, doorway, and removal path so we can plan the crew and quote accurately.

Can you pick it up the same day?

Same-day pickup may be available when the schedule allows. Send photos, your ZIP code, and pickup details as early as possible.