Heavy things, handled
Appliance Removal in Riverside County, CA
The old refrigerator, a washer that finally gave up, a dryer nobody wants to carry down the stairs. Text us a photo and we'll send a free quote in about 10 minutes, then haul it away. Same-day and next-day pickup, depending on our schedule.
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- Photo quote in about 10 minutesText us a few pictures
- Same-day or next-day pickupDepending on our schedule
- Upfront pricingConfirmed before we start
- Family-owned and localTwo brothers, one crew
Appliances we haul away
Big, heavy and awkward is our department. You point, we carry.
- Refrigerators and freezers
Full-size, mini and chest freezers
- Washing machines
Top-loaders, front-loaders and stackables
- Dryers
Electric and gas, once disconnected
- Stoves and ranges
Ovens, cooktops and range hoods
- Dishwashers
Built-in or portable
- Window and portable A/C
Plus dehumidifiers and space heaters
- Water heaters
Ask first, see the notes below
- Microwaves and small appliances
Toaster ovens, vacuums, fans and more
We'll tell you straight whether it goes on the truck.
A few minutes of prep, then it is our job
Appliances are heavy, and getting them out is the part nobody enjoys. Once an appliance is empty, unplugged and disconnected, we take it from where it sits to the truck.
We don't do plumbing, gas or electrical disconnects, so have those handled before pickup. If you are not sure how, a plumber or appliance technician can do it quickly.
Before we arrive
A few minutes of prep makes pickup quicker and keeps everyone safe.
- Empty it out: food, shelves and loose parts
- Unplug fridges and freezers a day ahead so they can drain
- Disconnect water lines and drain hoses on washers
- Have gas appliances disconnected and capped by a professional
- Clear a path from the appliance to the door
Fridges, freezers and A/C units: the one thing to know
Refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners have refrigerant in their cooling systems, and federal law says it can't be released into the air. Tell us what you have when you send the photo and we'll tell you straight whether we can take it.
County landfills accept appliances from residents, with limits and fees. Check the county's appliance page for what applies to you.
See the county's appliance pageWhy people call us for appliances
Kitchen and laundry remodels
The old range and dishwasher need to be out before the new ones go in.
Rental turnovers
Landlords and property managers clear left-behind washers, fridges and stoves between tenants.
Moving out
The garage fridge, an old chest freezer and the washer that is not worth moving.
Still works?
If an appliance still runs, it may be worth selling or donating first. If you want it gone, we donate or recycle when possible.
What to ask us about first
We'd rather tell you now than surprise you on the day. If something isn't listed here, send us a photo and we'll tell you straight.
Ask us first
- Water heaters, central A/C condensers and anything hard-plumbed. Have a pro disconnect it first.
- Gas appliances that have not been disconnected and capped
- Commercial equipment such as restaurant fridges and large kitchen gear
- Anything leaking, rusted through or too heavy for the path out
Not on our truck
- Appliances that are still plugged in, connected to water or hooked up to gas
- Hazardous materials stored inside, such as chemicals or fuel
- Food. Please empty fridges and freezers before pickup
How it works
Four simple steps from first photo to a clear space. Upfront pricing, no surprises.
- 1
Send a photo
Show us the appliances, the path out and, if you can, the brand and size.
- 2
Get your price
A free, no-obligation estimate in about 10 minutes, based on truck space.
- 3
Unplug and disconnect
Empty it, unplug it and have any water or gas lines disconnected before we arrive.
- 4
We haul it away
You point, we lift. The appliances go on the truck and we leave the spot tidy.
Pay for the space, not the item
Appliances are priced by the space they take up in the truck. A washer and dryer pair takes less room than people expect. Slide to see roughly where yours land.
A sofa, or a washer and dryer.
A rough guide only. Piles and trucks vary, so we confirm your price from your photos before we start.
Loading and disposal included. In-between sizes available, and your final price is confirmed before we start. Estimates are free, with no obligation.
What your neighbors say
Real reviews from customers across Riverside County.
Do you take refrigerators?
Yes, when we can. Fridges and freezers contain refrigerant, which can't legally be released into the air. Tell us what you have in your photo message and we'll confirm before we book.
Do I need to disconnect the appliance first?
Yes, please. Unplug electric appliances, shut off and disconnect water lines, and have a professional disconnect and cap any gas line before we arrive. We handle the lifting from there.
Can you take a washer and dryer from a second floor or basement?
Yes. Tell us about stairs or tight turns when you send photos and we'll plan around them.
How much does appliance removal cost?
Pricing is based on how much room the appliances take up in our truck. Text us a photo and we'll confirm your price up front, free and with no obligation.
What if the appliance still works?
Working appliances can often be sold or donated. If you just want it gone, we'll take it, and we donate or recycle when possible.
Can you remove a water heater?
Send us a photo and we'll tell you straight. Water heaters need to be drained and disconnected by a professional first.
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Free estimates, upfront pricing, and same-day or next-day pickup depending on our schedule. Text us a few photos and we'll send a quote back in about 10 minutes.