Appliance Removal in the Tri-Cities

One rate for any large appliance — fridge, freezer, washer, dryer, range, oven, dishwasher — at $309. A washer and dryer taken together is $339 rather than two separate charges. Booked and paid online, before a truck leaves.

No, and we would rather say it plainly than let you find out on the phone. We are a paid removal service: you pay us to make the appliance disappear. If the set still runs, do not call a hauler at all — list it on Marketplace, and the buyer will usually load it themselves. Call us for the unit that does not run, which is the one nobody wants to come and get.

Yes. That is why a fridge can’t go to the curb in the first place — the refrigerant has to be recovered before the shell is scrapped, and we keep the paperwork showing it was. You don’t have to do anything to the unit except empty it.

Yes. The crew brings an appliance dolly and stair climbers, and takes the closet door or the fridge door off if the unit is wider than the frame. A front-loader can run past 250 pounds, so this is exactly the job you should not be doing with a friend and a hand truck.

Flat rate, per appliance. Load-based junk removal makes sense when you have a garage full of unsorted stuff; it makes no sense for one dryer, because you end up paying for a quarter of a truck that somebody else measures. Here a dryer is $309, whether it goes in a full truck or an empty one.

Small appliances and electronics add $50 to a pickup you are already booking, which is the cheap way to clear the garage shelf. On its own, a single small item comes to $199, because the truck and the drive cost the same whether it carries a microwave or a range.

Metal goes to scrap, refrigerant is recovered to code with documentation, and whatever is left goes to a facility set up to take it. If a unit still works, we would honestly rather you sold or donated it than paid us — that is a better outcome for you than for us.