Appliance Removal in Metro Detroit
An old fridge or a dead washer to clear out? We carry appliances out and confirm the price before we start.
Free estimate. Labor and disposal included.
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What does appliance removal in Metro Detroit involve?
A dead refrigerator, a worn-out washer, or a full set pulled during a kitchen remodel all fall under appliance removal in Metro Detroit and Ann Arbor. The total is set by how much of the truck the appliances take up, and the crew gives you that number before anything is disconnected or loaded.
More about appliance removal
Refrigerators, freezers, and window AC units with Freon still in the line are all fair game, along with washers, dryers, dishwashers, and ovens. If an appliance still has power or a water line connected, mention it at booking so the crew arrives ready for the disconnect instead of figuring it out on the spot.
A propane tank feeding a grill or a generator is a different story: it stays off the truck. Propane, along with other fuel and chemical containers, needs to go to your county's household hazardous waste drop-off, even on a day the crew is already there hauling appliances from the same garage.
We would rather unhook a fridge's water line ourselves than hand it back to you still dripping across the kitchen floor. Booking is quick either way, online or by phone, with four two-hour windows to choose from, starting at 9, 11, 1, and 3, on any day of the week.
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Washers and dryers
- Dishwashers
- Ovens, ranges, and stovetops
- Window and through-wall AC units, including units with Freon still in the line
- Water heaters
- Mini fridges and ice makers
- Water coolers and dispensers
- Microwaves and toaster ovens
- Several old appliances at once during a kitchen or laundry room remodel
Not sure we take it?
Ask when you book, or describe it on the phone. Hazardous materials, tires, batteries, paint, propane tanks, firearms, boats, and vehicles are on the list we can't take.
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Priced by truck space, not by the hour
The crew looks at the actual load, gives you one firm number, and you approve it before the first item is lifted. Access and any dismantling are already in that number rather than added at the end.
What you get
on the day
These are the rules the crew follows on every pickup, so you know what to expect before anything is loaded.
Disconnects covered at booking
Mention that a fridge, washer, or range still has power, gas, or a water line connected, and the disconnect is already priced into the job.
Freon units accepted
A refrigerator or an AC unit that still has Freon inside does not need a special appointment; it goes on the truck like any other appliance.
Priced before anything is unplugged
The crew confirms one total after seeing the appliances and the access, and you approve it before the first cord gets pulled.
Two-hour arrival windows
Choose any two-hour block from 9 to 11 through 3 to 5, all seven days, with same-day service often available when the route allows.
How an appliance removal job runs
Four steps from the first call to a swept-clean space, with the price agreed before anything is lifted.
Tell us what's coming out
List the appliances and flag anything that still has power, gas, or a water line hooked up, so the disconnect is already part of the plan before the crew arrives.
Pick your arrival window
Call or book online to grab a two-hour arrival slot. Same-day or next-day service is often available when the schedule allows it.
Crew confirms the total, then handles the disconnect
On site, the crew looks at the appliances and the path out, confirms the total, and handles the power, gas, or plumbing disconnect you flagged at booking.
Haul-away and responsible disposal
The appliances are carried out and loaded once the disconnect is handled. We donate and recycle whenever possible, where a facility will take it, and the rest goes to responsible disposal.
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Still have questions? Call or text a photo. We're straightforward about pricing and scheduling.
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