Pickup for refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, and other heavy appliances after safe disconnection.
Send the complete item list and clear photos. Unusual, restricted, or very heavy items need advance review.
Photos and access details help us understand the real work before an appointment is offered.
The online estimate is a planning range. The job scope is reviewed before scheduling.
Each local guide explains building types, access questions, neighborhoods, and preparation details for this specific service.
walk-ups, doorman buildings, elevator towers, brownstones, and offices.
Open local service guide →Appliance Removal inbrownstones, rowhouses, apartment buildings, mixed-use properties, and neighborhood businesses.
Open local service guide →Appliance Removal indetached homes, attached houses, walk-ups, elevator buildings, garages, and mixed-use properties.
Open local service guide →Appliance Removal inwalk-ups, elevator buildings, multi-family homes, basements, and neighborhood businesses.
Open local service guide →Appliance Removal insingle-family homes, garages, basements, attics, yards, sheds, and larger residential properties.
Open local service guide →Appliance Removal inhomes, garages, basements, attics, yards, estates, and small commercial properties.
Open local service guide →Yes. Appliances should be safely disconnected from water, gas, and electricity before pickup. Use a qualified professional when required.
Basement pickups can be reviewed. Send photos of the refrigerator, stairs, doors, and all tight turns along the exit path.
Many common household appliances can be reviewed. List the exact appliance and send a photo because refrigerants and special disposal rules may affect acceptance.
Show us the items, tell us the ZIP code, and get your next step.
