Washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers and microwaves disconnected where safe, carried out and recycled instead of dumped.
An old washer or stove weighs far more than it looks, and the dump will not always take it as is. We pick up household appliances, carry them out safely and send them to metal and appliance recyclers so the steel, copper and aluminum are reused.
We handle washers, dryers, stoves, ranges, dishwashers, microwaves, window air conditioners, dehumidifiers and small appliances. Some appliances, like refrigerators and freezers or units that contain refrigerant, need special handling, and we cover that on its own page.
We can disconnect many appliances ourselves, such as a dryer cord or a washer hose. Gas lines and hardwired connections should be shut off and capped by a qualified tradesperson first, and we tell you how to prepare.
Appliances are mostly steel with copper wiring and aluminum parts, all of it recyclable. Routing them to scrap and appliance recyclers keeps them out of landfills and out of curbside bins.
If a new appliance is arriving, we can time the haul-away to match the delivery and clear a path. Old units are out before the new ones arrive, so nothing gets stacked in the hallway.
Pull out the unit if you can, or leave it where it sits. Clear a path to the door, move small items off the top and let us know about stairs, tight turns and steps up to a porch or garage.
Stairs, tight kitchens and basement laundry areas.
Appliances go to scrap and appliance recyclers.
Runners and careful carry-outs.
Often within a day or two.
We tell you how to prepare gas or water connections.
You approve it before loading.
Every topic has its own page with what to expect and how a crew helps.
Item guideAppliancesWashers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers and more: how appliances are recycled and what to prepare.Learn more 
Item guideHazardous ItemsPaint, fuel, chemicals, batteries and more: a plain list of what needs special handling and where to take…Learn more 
Common situationMoving OutEvery move leaves a pile behind. Clearing it before the movers or the keys is the easiest way…Learn more Pick an item and see whether we take it, how it is handled and whether it is donated, recycled or disposed of.
Tell us what you have, where it is and your deadline. We give you a price range right away.
The crew walks the job with you, confirms what is going and what stays.
You approve a firm price before anything is lifted.
Our crew carries, loads and protects your floors and walls.
We sweep the work area and do a final walk-through with you.
We sort as we go so usable and recyclable items stay out of the landfill.
Yes, with special handling for the refrigerant. See our refrigerator and freezer removal page for the details.
Yes for standard hoses and cords. Gas and hardwired units should be shut off and capped by a qualified tradesperson first.
Yes. Working or not, they are recycled for their metal.
No. A single washer or a whole kitchen is a normal job.
A qualified tradesperson should disconnect and cap the gas line first. We take it from there.
Refrigerator RemovalRefrigerators and freezers emptied, carried out and sent to appliance recyclers with refrigerant handled properly.Explore 
Scrap Metal RemovalOld grills, fencing, pipes, bed frames, tools and appliances collected and sent to metal recyclers.Explore 
Water Heater RemovalDrained tanks and old heaters hauled away and recycled, ready for your plumber's new install.Explore 
Junk RemovalPoint at what has to go and we load it, sweep up and haul it away, sorting for…Explore Tell us what is going on and we will call you back quickly.
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