Jacksonville, FL
Appliance Removal
Fridges, washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters disconnected, carried out and hauled away without wall damage.
Old appliances are heavy, awkward, and hard to get rid of. We bring the dolly, disconnect what needs disconnecting, and get it out without scuffing the walls or the floor.
A single appliance is priced as a single item. An appliance plus boxes or a few pieces of furniture usually lands around half a trailer.
Working units go to donation where possible. The rest is routed to proper recycling.
- ✓ Fridges, washers, water heaters
- ✓ Disconnected and carried out
- ✓ Recycled where possible
What happens to your old appliance
An appliance that still works goes to a local donation drop-off. One that does not goes to metal recycling, not the landfill. Either way it leaves your house on our dolly, not yours.
Before we arrive:
- Fridges and freezers: empty them. We handle the rest, including the doors
- Washers: turn off the water valves if you can reach them. We disconnect the hoses
- Gas stoves and dryers: have the gas shut off at the valve before we arrive. We do not work on gas lines
- Water heaters: drained and disconnected by your plumber first, then we carry it out
Priced by how much of the trailer your load fills. See pricing, check what we take, then text a photo for a firm number.
Where we do it
- Jacksonville Beach
- Atlantic Beach
- Ponte Vedra
- Jacksonville
- Neptune Beach
- Ponte Vedra Beach
- Palm Valley
- St Johns
- St. Augustine
- Mandarin
- Arlington
- Southside
- Baymeadows
- Greenland
- Bayard
- Nocatee
- eTown
- Bartram Springs
- Julington Creek
- Silverleaf
- RiverTown
- Shearwater
- World Golf Village
- Seven Pines
- Oakleaf
- Deerwood
- Deercreek
- Sawgrass
- EverRange
Common questions
- Where can I find appliance removal near me?
- We pick up appliances across Jacksonville, the Beaches, Clay and St. Johns, same day most days. Text a photo and the address for a firm price.
- Do you disconnect appliances?
- Water and electric, yes. Gas appliances need the gas shut off at the valve before we arrive, and water heaters need a plumber to drain and disconnect them first.
- Do you recycle old appliances?
- Yes. Working units go to donation. The rest go to metal recycling.
Need appliance removal?
Text a photo of the pile and we send back a firm price. Most jobs get picked up the same day.