Appliance Removal Across Southern California

Old Appliances Are Heavier And Meaner Than They Look

A side-by-side refrigerator can run over 300 pounds. A cast-iron-drum washer is worse. Add a narrow hallway, a doorframe you'd rather not gouge and a flight of stairs, and this becomes the kind of job that ends with a hurt back and a scratched floor.

That's the part we're for. We bring appliance dollies, straps and floor protection, and we take the unit out the way it came in — without leaving a trail of damage behind it.

What we haul

• Refrigerators, freezers and wine coolers
• Washers, dryers and stacked laundry units
• Stoves, ovens, ranges and cooktops
• Dishwashers, microwaves and range hoods
• Water heaters (tank and tankless)
• Window A/C units, portable A/C and dehumidifiers
• Trash compactors and garbage disposals
• Small kitchen appliances in bulk

Where Appliances Actually Go

Appliances are mostly steel, aluminum and copper, and there's an established recycling stream for all of it in Southern California. Units we pick up go to scrap recycling wherever possible rather than straight to landfill. Refrigerators and A/C units contain refrigerant that has to be recovered by a certified processor before the metal can be recycled — we take those to facilities set up to do exactly that.

If an appliance is still in working order, tell us. Working units can often go to donation instead of scrap.

New Delivery Coming?

Retailers will sometimes haul away the old unit — and sometimes they'll only do it if it's already disconnected and sitting in the garage, or they'll charge more than we do, or they won't take a second unit. If the delivery crew leaves your old fridge in the driveway, call us and we'll come get it.