Appliance Removal in
Raleigh

Yes — disconnection is included for standard appliances. For electric appliances like washers and dryers, we handle the water line, dryer vent, and electrical. That typically takes 10–15 minutes per appliance. For gas appliances, the gas line must be capped by a plumber before we arrive — we don't work on active gas lines. Once it's capped, we handle everything else. Built-in appliances like dishwashers take a bit longer to extract since we're removing mounting hardware and managing the under-counter space.

A single appliance like a refrigerator or washer runs 20–30 minutes from arrival to loaded — including disconnection and carrying it out. A full kitchen and laundry room clearout with four or five appliances takes 1–2 hours. Stairs or tight access add time; let us know when you book so we bring the right crew size.

Appliances go to certified recycling facilities in the Triangle — not to landfill. Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units contain refrigerants (R-22, R-410A) that are federally regulated and can't go to standard disposal. We route those units to EPA-certified facilities that capture and reclaim the refrigerant before processing the metals. Steel, copper, and aluminum from the appliance shell go to scrap recyclers.

Yes. Single-item pickups are common — a fridge, a washer, a stove. Pricing is based on truck space, so a single appliance that takes up a quarter of the truck is priced as a quarter load. You're not paying for a full truck when you only have one item.

No. Just show us where it is — we handle all the heavy lifting, moving through tight spaces, and navigating stairs. You don't need to prep anything.

Yes — working or not. It doesn't matter if the appliance is broken, old, or just unwanted. We take it either way.