Appliance Removal
in Jacksonville, FL
Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers and water heaters are heavy, awkward and not allowed in the regular trash. We disconnect what's safe to disconnect, carry it out and recycle it.
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Heavy lifting is the job
A full-size refrigerator can weigh 250 pounds or more, and the hard part is usually the path: tight kitchens, porch steps, a garage packed around it. We bring a dolly and straps, protect floors and door frames, and take it out without you lifting a corner.
Please make sure the appliance is unplugged, the water line is shut off for fridges and washers, and the freezer is empty. Gas stoves and dryers must be disconnected by a licensed professional before we arrive — we don't touch gas lines.
Refrigerant appliances
Refrigerators, freezers, window and portable AC units, dehumidifiers and water coolers contain refrigerant that has to be recovered before the metal is recycled. That's the $25 add-on on our price list: it covers the extra handling, not a markup.
Recycled, not dumped
Appliances are mostly steel, copper and aluminum. Whenever we can, they go to a scrap recycler instead of a landfill. Working units in good condition can go to donation if the charity is accepting that type.
Pricing at a glance
One washer, dryer, stove or dishwasher on its own starts at $99. A refrigerator or freezer is $124–$174 including the refrigerant fee. A washer and dryer pair is about a quarter trailer. Adding appliances to a bigger cleanout only adds their share of trailer space plus any refrigerant fee.
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Appliance Removal FAQ
How much does it cost to remove a refrigerator?+
About $124–$174 including the $25 refrigerant handling fee, more if it's upstairs or a long carry.
Do you disconnect appliances?+
We can unplug and move electric appliances. Gas lines and hard-wired units must be disconnected by a licensed professional beforehand.
Do you take water heaters?+
Yes, once they're drained and disconnected.
Where do old appliances go?+
Scrap metal recycling whenever possible, and donation for clean working units when the charity accepts them.
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