The appliances and electronics we haul away
From the kitchen to the laundry room, these are the appliances and electronics people most often need gone.
Kitchen
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Stoves and ovens
- Dishwashers
- Microwaves
- Small kitchen appliances
Laundry
- Washing machines
- Clothes dryers
Heating, cooling and water
- Water heaters
- Window and portable air conditioners
- Dehumidifiers
- Space heaters
Electronics
- Televisions
- Computers and monitors
- Printers
- Stereo equipment and speakers
What we can't take
Some of these turn up next to an old appliance, and we can't load them. Ask us if you're not sure about something.
- Paint, stains and solvents
- Fuel, oil and antifreeze
- Propane tanks and pressurized containers
- Pesticides and pool chemicals
- Asbestos
- Medical or biohazard waste
Not on the list?
Tell us the appliance or device and we'll let you know if we can take it.
How appliance removal works
Four steps, and nobody in your house has to move a fridge.
Tell us about the appliance
Send the quote form or call 910-689-8997. Tell us what it is and where it sits, such as the kitchen, the garage or an upstairs laundry room.
Get your quote
We look at the appliances and give you a price. You decide from there.
We carry it out
We move it from where it sits, load it and haul it away, so you don't need a dolly, a truck or a helper.
Donate or dispose
Usable appliances are donated. The rest is disposed of.
What appliance removal costs
The price depends on what you have. Three things move it up or down.
How much there is
One microwave costs less than a washer, a dryer and a kitchen's worth of appliances.
How heavy or awkward it is
A side-by-side refrigerator or a chest freezer takes more to move than a window air conditioner.
How easy it is to reach
An upstairs laundry room, a narrow doorway or a long carry adds to the job.
Tell us what needs to go and we'll give you a quote for the appliances.
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Military, veterans and first responders: discounts are available. Mention it when you ask for your quote.
Why getting rid of an old appliance yourself is a hassle
There are other ways to get rid of it. Each one leaves you moving something heavy.
Moving it yourself
A fridge or a washer is heavy, top-heavy and hard to grip. You need a dolly, a helper and a truck before it even leaves the house.
Leaving it at the curb
You still have to get it outside, and curbside pickup may need an appliance scheduled, or may not take it at all.
Selling or giving it away
Buyers and charities usually want an appliance that works, and they often expect it out of the house and ready to load.
Skip the dolly and the borrowed truck. We carry it out, load it and haul it away.
Appliance removal questions
Do you take refrigerators and freezers?
Yes. Refrigerators and freezers are on our appliance list. Tell us the size and where it is when you ask for your quote.
Do I need to disconnect the appliance first?
Tell us how it's connected when you ask for your quote, and we'll confirm what needs to happen before we arrive.
Can you take an appliance from upstairs or a tight laundry closet?
Yes. Tell us where it sits and what's in the way, like stairs or a narrow doorway. Access is one of the things that affects the price.
Do you take TVs and computers?
Yes. Electronics and TV removal is part of this service.
What happens to an appliance that still works?
Usable appliances are donated. Anything that can't be reused is disposed of.
Which areas do you serve?
Pinellas and Hillsborough County, including St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo, Tampa, Brandon and Riverview.
Do you offer a military, veteran or first responder discount?
Yes. Discounts are available for military, veterans and first responders. Mention it when you ask for your quote.
Ready to get rid of that old appliance?
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