Old fridge replaced by a new one and now it's blocking the back door. Washer finally gave up. Water heater needs to go. We come pick it up and haul it.
Washers and dryers, dishwashers, stoves and ovens (gas and electric), refrigerators and freezers (full-size, mini, chest), microwaves, water heaters (electric or gas, tank or tankless), range hoods, garbage disposals if they're already disconnected, hot tubs and spas, dehumidifiers, window AC units, and similar household appliances. If you've got a half dozen of the small stuff plus one big item, group it all together and we'll quote the visit as one job.
Refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers, and window AC units all contain refrigerant. By federal rule, the refrigerant has to be recovered before the unit can be disposed of. The transfer station handles that step under their EPA certification. Refrigerant items carry a small additional disposal fee.
Hot tubs are doable. The question's almost always access: is it on a deck, is the deck above ground, can we get it through a gate, is it drained. Send a couple of photos with the call so we can talk through whether the tub needs to be cut down on site or can come out whole. Pool pumps, filters, heaters, ladders, and similar equipment fall under appliance pickup as well.
For a single appliance, the visit's usually quick. You don't have to disconnect a fridge or move it to the curb (though if you have, that's fine). If the appliance is in a basement or upstairs, mention it on the call so the right crew size can be planned.
Single appliance pickup is quoted as a flat rate with the disposal cost built in. Larger or harder-access items (hot tubs, water heaters in tight basements, second-floor laundry stacks) get quoted by the job. Call with the appliance, the floor it's on, and the address.
This is a federal rule as the refrigerant in fridges, freezers, dehumidifiers, and AC units has to be recovered before the unit can be disposed of. The transfer station handles that step under their EPA certification. Refrigerant items carry a small additional disposal fee.
No. If you've already disconnected it, great. If not, that's fine too. Just empty out anything inside (food in a fridge, clothes in a dryer) before the visit.
Yes, hot tubs are doable. The question is almost always access: is it on a deck, is it above ground, can it come out a gate, is it drained. Send a couple of photos with the call so we can talk through whether it comes out whole or has to be cut down on site.
Yes. The disposal cost gets built into the quote when you book. Tell us how many you've got when you call.
Yes. Microwaves, toaster ovens, coffee makers, vacuums, and similar small appliances are fine. If you've got a handful of those plus a bigger item, group them all on the same visit and we'll quote it as one job.
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Tell us what it is, what floor it's on, and the address. We'll quote it on the phone.
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