Appliance Removal Made Easy — Fast, Friendly, and Hassle-Free
Got an old fridge sitting in your garage? Is your broken washer taking up space in the laundry room? We can help. Our appliance removal team picks up old, broken, or unwanted appliances and hauls them away for you. No lifting. No stress. No wondering where to put that heavy dryer once it stops working.
We know how annoying it is to have a dead appliance in your home. It’s big. It’s heavy. And most trash pickup services won’t even take it. That’s where we come in. We show up, we lift it, we load it, and we take it away. You don’t have to do a thing.
Whether you’re replacing your kitchen appliances, cleaning out a rental property, or just tired of looking at that old dishwasher in the corner, we make it simple. One call and it’s gone.
What Appliances Do We Take Away?
We remove almost every type of home appliance. Big or small, working or broken, we can haul it off. Here are some of the most common items we pick up:
Kitchen Appliances
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Stoves and ovens
- Dishwashers
- Microwaves
- Range hoods
Laundry Room Appliances
- Washing machines
- Clothes dryers
- Stackable washer-dryer units
Other Appliances
- Water heaters
- Air conditioners
- Furnaces
- Dehumidifiers
- Trash compactors
If you have something that isn't on this list, just ask us. Most of the time, if it plugs in and it's big, we can take it.
How Our Appliance Pickup Works
We tried to make this as easy as possible. There are only four steps, and you barely have to lift a finger.
Step One: Call or Book Online Tell us what you need picked up. You can call us or fill out a short form on our website. Let us know what kind of appliance it is and where it's located in your home.
Step Two: Get a Price We'll give you a fair price before we ever show up. No surprise fees. No hidden charges. You'll know exactly what you're paying before we start.
Step Three: We Come to You Our crew shows up on the day and time you picked. We bring our own tools, dollies, and straps. We know how to move heavy appliances without damaging your floors, walls, or doorways.
Step Four: We Haul It Away Once we load your old appliance onto our truck, our job is almost done. We sweep up any mess left behind, and then we take the appliance to be recycled or properly thrown away.
That's it. From the first phone call to the final pickup, most jobs take less than an hour.
What We Can Remove
From single items to full property cleanouts — we handle it all. Click any service to learn more.
Junk Removal
Got clutter piling up? We haul away any unwanted junk — fast, affordable, and stress-free.
Furniture Removal
Sofas, mattresses, tables, chairs — we lift and remove bulky furniture so you don't have to.
Appliance Removal
Old washers, dryers, fridges, and more — we disconnect and haul away heavy appliances safely.
Yard Waste Removal
Branches, leaves, brush, and lawn debris — we clean up your outdoor space top to bottom.
Construction Debris Removal
Drywall, lumber, tile, and renovation waste — we clear job sites quickly and responsibly.
Estate Cleanouts
Clearing a loved one's home? We handle full estate cleanouts with care and efficiency.
Garage Cleanouts
Reclaim your garage. We remove years of accumulated items and leave the space clean.
Hot Tub Removal
Hot tub taking up space? We break it down and remove it completely — no hassle for you.
Why Old Appliances Are Hard to Get Rid Of
A lot of people don't realize how tricky appliance removal actually is until they try to do it themselves. Here's why:
They're heavy. A full-size refrigerator can weigh over 250 pounds. A washing machine isn't much lighter. Moving one down a hallway or through a doorway by yourself can hurt your back, or worse.
They don't fit in regular trash cans. Most North Carolina trash pickup won't take large appliances at all. Some cities charge extra fees just to schedule a special pickup, and even then, you might have to wait weeks.
They can be dangerous to handle. Old refrigerators and air conditioners often have chemicals called refrigerants inside them. These need to be removed the right way so they don't harm the environment. Trying to do this on your own without the right training can actually be against the law in some places.
They take up space. Every day that old appliance sits in your garage or backyard is a day you can't use that space for something else.
This is why so many people call for help instead of trying to handle it themselves. It saves time, saves your back, and gets the job done the right way.
What Does Appliance Removal Cost?
Pricing depends on a few things, like the size of the appliance, how many you need removed, and how hard it is to reach them. A fridge stuck in a basement will usually cost more to remove than one sitting in your driveway, simply because it takes more work to carry it out.
We Care About Where Your Old Appliances End Up
Throwing an appliance in a landfill isn't good for the planet. A lot of appliances are made of metal, plastic, and glass that can be reused instead of thrown away. That's why we try to recycle as much as we can.
Here's what usually happens to appliances after we pick them up:
If it still works, we try to donate it to a local family or charity that needs it.
If it doesn't work but has good parts, we take it to a recycling center where the metal and other materials get reused.
If it has chemicals inside, like an old fridge or air conditioner, we make sure those are removed and disposed of the correct way, following local safety rules.
This means your old appliance doesn't just disappear into a landfill. Most of it gets a second life somewhere else.
Why Homeowners Trust Our Team
We've been picking up appliances in homes and businesses for years, and we know exactly how to do it without causing damage or wasting your time.
Here's what makes us different:
We show up on time. We know your schedule matters, so we don't leave you waiting around all day.
We're careful with your home. Our crew knows how to move heavy appliances through tight hallways and doorways without scratching your walls or floors.
We're upfront about pricing. You'll always know the cost before we start the job. No hidden fees added at the end.
We're insured. If anything ever gets damaged during a pickup, you're covered. This gives you peace of mind while we work.
We do it fast. Most pickups are done within an hour of us arriving. You won't have a truck parked outside your house all day.
Our goal is simple. We want you to call us once and be so happy with the job that you tell your friends and family about us too.
Areas We Pick Up In
Our team drives out to homes and businesses all across the area, including nearby neighborhoods and towns close by. If you're not sure whether we service your address, just give us a call. Chances are, we can still help, even if you're a little outside our usual route.
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Our team drives out to homes and businesses all across the area, including nearby neighborhoods and towns close by. If you’re not sure whether we service your address, just give us a call. Chances are, we can still help, even if you’re a little outside our usual route.
Yes, please unplug it and disconnect any water lines if it’s a washer or dishwasher. If you’re not sure how to do this safely, let us know when you book and we can walk you through it or handle it for you.
Can you remove an appliance from my basement or upstairs?
In many cases, we offer same-day or next-day pickup. It depends on how busy our schedule is that week, so it’s best to book early if you need it removed quickly.
That’s exactly why we’re here. Our team always sends more than one person for heavy items like refrigerators, so you never have to worry about moving it alone.
Sometimes, if the job takes a lot more time or effort than usual. We’ll always tell you about any extra charges before we start, so you’re never caught off guard.
It’s better to keep it somewhere secure, like a garage or covered area, especially if young kids play nearby. Old fridges should always have their doors removed or taped shut if left outside, for safety.
Most of it gets recycled. Metal parts are sent to recycling centers, and any harmful chemicals are removed and disposed of properly, following safety guidelines.