Broken appliances — refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers — are some of the heaviest common household items, and refrigerators specifically come with an extra requirement most people don't think about.
Why refrigerators need special handling
Refrigerators and freezers contain refrigerant that has to be properly removed before the unit can be scrapped or disposed of — this is a legal requirement, not just a best practice. Improperly discarding a fridge with refrigerant still inside isn't something a responsible hauler should do.
What we do with old appliances
- Refrigerant recovery on fridges, freezers, and AC units before disposal
- Routing scrap metal from appliances to recycling
- Hauling the rest to proper disposal
What it typically costs
Appliance removal runs a bit higher than standard furniture due to the weight and, for refrigerators specifically, the refrigerant handling requirement. Text us a photo of what needs to go and we'll give you a straight price.
Got junk to get rid of?
Text a few photos and we'll send back a straight price — usually the same day.
