Appliance removal covers refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, microwaves, and small electronics like TVs and computer towers. It’s one of the most common calls tied directly to a delivery date, since most appliance retailers won’t haul away the old unit for free and some won’t touch it at all if it’s a different brand than what they’re delivering.
Every appliance removal job gets a load-size price before the crew starts, not a surprise number after.
Same-day scheduling is available in most of the Triangle when you call early in the day.
Electronics are recycled to meet North Carolina's landfill ban, and usable items go to donation where possible.
If an appliance is still hooked up, tell us when you book and the crew will account for it.
Refrigerators and washers are carried out, not dragged, to protect floors and doorways.
TVs, computers, and related electronics are banned from North Carolina landfills and are recycled instead.
Request a quote online or by phone, get a load-size price, and pick a same-day or scheduled time that works for your address.
Every service on this site uses the same load-size pricing model. Request a quote and we will confirm the scope before the crew starts.
Both. A working appliance you're upgrading away from is removed the same way as a broken one.
No. North Carolina bans televisions, computers, monitors, and related peripherals from landfills under state law, so these need to go through a proper recycling channel instead of the curb.
Basic disconnection is included for standard hookups. Let us know ahead of time if an appliance is hardwired or has an unusual connection.
A single large appliance typically falls in the $95-$150 range, the same as any single-item pickup, though size and access can affect the final price.