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Appliance Removal
Appliance Removal, Fridge Removal & Disposal in the Denver Metro
Appliances are heavy, sharp-edged, and a real risk to your back and your flooring. We bring the dollies, the straps, and the crew.
Whether your old unit sits in the garage or still needs to come out of the laundry room, we load it and take it away the same visit.
What's included
What We Haul With Appliance Removal
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Washers and dryers
- Stoves, ovens, and ranges
- Dishwashers and microwaves
- Water heaters and furnaces
- Small kitchen appliances
Replacing an appliance?
Delivery crews often will not take the old unit, or will only take it from the curb. We pull it from where it stands, out through the house, and onto the trailer.
Responsible disposal
Appliances go to the right facility rather than a fence line. Anything still usable is better off donated than dumped, and we sort accordingly when we can.
Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, and more
Old appliances are heavy, awkward, and often stuck in basements or laundry rooms with tight turns. Our crew disconnects nothing live, but once your unit is unplugged and water lines are shut off, we handle the dolly work, the stairs, and the loading. Refrigerator removal in Parker and the Denver metro area is $150 for a full-size fridge or freezer. Other sizes are a call or text for a quote, and we can add other junk to the same trip.
Responsible appliance disposal
Refrigerators and freezers contain refrigerants that need proper handling, and most appliances hold recyclable steel and copper. We route working units toward donation when possible and send the rest to facilities that recycle the metal instead of burying it in a landfill.
Fridge removal made simple
Fridge removal is our most common appliance call. Full-size, side-by-side, French door, garage beer fridges, mini fridges and chest freezers all go. Empty the food, unplug it a day early so it can defrost, and shut off the ice-maker water line. We handle the dolly, the stairs and the haul away. Fridges and freezers carry a $100 handling fee for the refrigerant.
Appliance recycling, not the landfill
Appliance recycling keeps tons of steel, copper and aluminum in use. We take fridges and freezers to recyclers that recover the refrigerant first, and other appliances to scrap metal recyclers. Washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers and water heaters are mostly metal, so very little of an appliance ends up buried.
Your appliance disposal options
Most trash pickup won't take appliances. Some retailers haul the old unit only when they deliver a new one, and usually only from the curb. Scrap yards take metal, but you need a truck and helpers. Our appliance disposal service comes inside, carries it out and handles the drop-off. One appliance falls under our $120 minimum, and bigger loads are priced by trailer space.
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Simple from start to finish
How the Job Goes
Get Your Quote
We review the job, give you a straightforward price, and find a time that works for you.
We Haul It Away
Our crew does the lifting, loading, and hauling, then cleans up the space before we leave.
Common questions
Appliance Removal Questions
Still unsure about your specific job? Call or text and we'll talk it through.
We can disconnect simple plug-in units. Anything on a gas or hard-plumbed line should be shut off by a qualified plumber or electrician first.
Yes. Stairs and tight turns are routine for us. Let us know when you book so we send the right crew size.
Yes. Single-item pickups are welcome.
Yes, please empty food and remove loose shelves if you can. We'll take care of the rest, including carrying it out of the kitchen or basement.
Yes. Basement and upstairs appliance removal is part of what we do — just mention it when you request your quote so we plan the right crew.
Empty it, unplug it and shut off the water line. Then book fridge removal. We carry it out and take it to a recycler that handles the refrigerant. A full-size fridge is about $150.
Yes. Fridges and freezers go to recyclers that recover the refrigerant, and other appliances go to scrap metal recycling whenever possible.
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Every city we serve has its own page, including Parker and Castle Rock.
The experience
What to Expect When You Book Appliance Removal
Every job follows the same straightforward process — so you always know where things stand.
It starts with a photo or a quick call. We look at what you have, give you a straightforward price, and schedule a time that works for you — often within a few days. When our crew arrives, we walk the job with you and confirm the price before anything is loaded, so the number you approved is the number you pay.
From there, you don't lift a thing. We handle the carrying, the stairs, the tight corners, the loading, and the haul away — then sweep the area before we leave. Usable items are sorted for donation and recycling wherever we can, so less of your load ends up in a landfill.
What customers in Parker, Castle Rock, and the rest of the Denver metro mention most is the feeling afterward: the space is back, the project is finally off the to-do list, and it took one visit instead of a whole weekend. That's how appliance removal should feel — easy from the first call to the final sweep.
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