Appliance removal in Montgomery County, MD
When a new appliance arrives, the old one has to go somewhere. Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves and more are hauled from the kitchen, laundry room, garage or basement.
Good to know
- 1Free quote, no obligation
- 2Price confirmed on site before work starts
- 3The crew does all the lifting and loading
What we haul
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Washers and dryers
- Stoves, ranges and ovens
- Dishwashers
- Microwaves and small appliances
- Water heaters (drained and disconnected)
- Window and portable air conditioners
- Dehumidifiers
How it's priced
Appliances are priced by size and weight. A single fridge is a common single-item pickup; several appliances in one visit share one trip. The crew confirms the price on site before lifting anything.
Get your free appliance removal quote
Tell us what needs to go and where. A local crew follows up to confirm the price and pickup time.
We only use your details to respond to your quote request. Prefer to talk? Call or text (240) 929-1170, or tap the chat button.
How to get ready
- Appliances must already be disconnected from water, gas and power
- Empty and defrost refrigerators and freezers before pickup
- Drain washers and water heaters ahead of time
- Mention if the appliance is in a basement or up stairs
What can't go in the truck
Paint, chemicals, fuel, propane tanks, asbestos and medical waste need special disposal. Montgomery County runs a household hazardous waste drop-off for those items.
What happens after you send a request
Send your request
Use the quote form or chat. Tell us what needs to go and your town or ZIP.
A local crew follows up
A hauling crew serving your area reaches out to confirm details and set a time.
Price confirmed on site
The crew sees the items and confirms the price before any lifting starts.
Gone in one visit
They carry everything out, load the truck and leave the space swept.
Appliance removal questions
Do you disconnect appliances?
No. Appliances need to be disconnected from water, gas and electricity before the crew arrives.
Can you take just one refrigerator?
Yes. Single appliances are welcome.
What happens to old appliances?
Metal appliances are typically taken to recycling rather than the landfill where possible.