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Appliance Removal in Charlotte, NC & Surrounding Areas

Fridges, washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters hauled out and taken to an appropriate disposal or recycling facility.

Appliance removal covers refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, ovens, dishwashers and water heaters. We disconnect what is safe to disconnect, carry the unit out and take it to a facility set up to handle it. There is a per-appliance disposal fee on top of the load price, confirmed before pickup.

Appliance Removal: a refrigerator, oven, dishwasher, washer and vacuum lined up against a green wall

Large and small units come out in the same visit, so microwaves, small freezers and the clutter around the main appliance can go at the same time. The per-item fee applies to the major appliances rather than to every small item. Current fees are listed on our Pricing page and confirmed before pickup. Facility requirements and fees can change.

Disconnect what you can before we arrive. A water line still attached to a fridge or washer is usually something we can deal with on the day. A plumbed-in water heater or a hard-wired range needs a plumber or an electrician first, and we would rather say so than damage something on the way out.

Weight is not what you are charged for, but it decides how hard the job is. A full-size water heater still holding water is well over 300 pounds. Mention stairs and where the unit sits when you send photos, so the number we give you is the number you pay.

What We Commonly Remove

  • Refrigerators and freezers
  • Washers and dryers
  • Stoves, ovens and dishwashers
  • Water heaters
  • Microwaves and small appliances

Items We Cannot Accept

Hazardous and regulated materials are not accepted on any job: paint and solvents, chemicals, fuel, propane cylinders, asbestos, medical waste, ammunition and explosives. See the full list of what we can and cannot take

Items Requiring Special Pricing or Approval

Televisions, appliances and tires carry a per-item disposal fee on top of the load price. Send photos first and we will confirm what we can take. See the current fees

How It Works

  1. Send Photos or Tell Us About the Job Tell us what needs to go and send a few photos if you can. Estimates are free and there is no obligation.
  2. Get an Upfront Estimate We review the job and send you a clear estimate, along with a time that works for you.
  3. We Confirm the Price, Then Load Nothing is loaded until you approve the final price. We handle the lifting and sweep up after.
  4. We Sort & Dispose Responsibly When practical, usable items may be routed to donation or reuse, and recyclable materials may be separated. What cannot be reused or recycled goes to an appropriate disposal facility.

How Pricing Works

Appliances are priced on the space they fill plus a per-item disposal fee for handling refrigerant and metals. Weight is not what you are charged for, but it decides how hard the job is: a full water heater at the bottom of a staircase is quoted differently from one in a garage.

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Appliance Removal Questions

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Yes. There is a $10 disposal fee per appliance, which is what the recycling facility charges for handling refrigerant and metals. It goes on the estimate as a separate line rather than being buried in the load price, and it is confirmed before pickup.

Where you can, yes. A water line still attached to a fridge or washer is usually something we can deal with on the day. A plumbed-in water heater or a hard-wired range needs a plumber or an electrician first, and we would rather say so than damage something on the way out.

Yes, and it is worth flagging when you book. A full-size water heater still holding water is well over 300 pounds, so carrying one up a flight of stairs is a different job from wheeling one out of a garage. Mention the stairs in your photos and the number we give you is the number you pay.

It goes to a facility set up to handle it. Refrigerant and metals are the reason appliances cannot simply go in with household junk, and the per-item fee covers that handling. Where a unit is beyond recovery it goes to an appropriate disposal route instead.

Yes. Microwaves, toaster ovens, small freezers and the general clutter that piles up around the large units all come out in the same load. The per-item fee applies to the major appliances rather than to every small item.

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