Appliance Removal in Cincinnati & Dayton, OH

5-star rated Every review we’ve published is five stars
Family owned Locally owned, 5 years in business
Licensed & insured Fully licensed and insured
BBB Accredited Accredited since October 2024
We sort it for you No pre-sorting required
Veteran & senior discount 10% off

What this job looks like

Appliance Removal done properly

The new washer arrives and the old one stays behind in the basement, because the delivery crew was not paid to haul it and nobody else can lift it. We take it — and the chest freezer, the second fridge in the garage, the stove from the kitchen remodel — out of wherever it sits and off your property.

What’s included

Refrigerators, freezers and chest freezers
Washers and dryers, including from the basement
Stoves, ranges, dishwashers and microwaves
Water heaters, dehumidifiers and window AC units
Carried out by our crew, stairs included
A whole kitchen remodel in one trip
Working units donated, resold or recycled where possible

Appliances are heavy in awkward places

A refrigerator is not hard to lift because of the weight alone. It is hard because it is tall, top-heavy, has no handholds, and usually has to come out of a kitchen with a cabinet on one side and an island on the other. A washer and dryer are almost always in the basement, at the bottom of the narrowest stairs in the house.

That is the part we take off your hands. The crew does the lifting and the carrying, takes the stairs one step at a time, and gets it to the truck without you having to find two friends and a free Saturday.

Before we arrive

Empty the fridge and freezer if you can — a freezer full of meat that has been off for a week is a job of its own. If it is a chest freezer that has been dead a while, warn us, and we will come prepared.

Water lines and dryer vents should be disconnected before the crew arrives, and gas appliances need the gas shut off and capped by someone qualified to do it. If you are not sure whether a stove is gas or electric, send a photo of the back and we will tell you.

One appliance or a whole kitchen

A single washer falls under our $125 minimum. A full kitchen remodel — fridge, range, dishwasher, microwave and the old cabinets — is more like a quarter or half load, and it is far cheaper to do in one trip than to have each piece collected separately.

Working appliances with life left in them are donated, resold or recycled where possible, and the metal from the rest is recycled rather than landfilled wherever we can.

What it costs

How we price appliance removal

By the space it takes in the truck — the same way we price every job. You get the number before we start, and you pay when we’re finished.

Minimum

From $125

A small, standard pickup — our minimum starting charge.
⅛ load

$150

A few bulky items or a small pile.
¼ load

$225

A single room’s worth of household items.
½ load

$400

A garage bay or a small basement.
¾ load

$550

A large garage, shed or attic.
Full load

$725

A full truck or trailer — most whole-house cleanouts start here.

Our $125 minimum is a starting charge for a small, standard pickup — not a single-item price. Some individual items, like pianos, large sectionals or extremely heavy pieces, are quoted separately because of their size, weight, labor or disposal requirements.

What changes the price, and what’s included

10% off for veterans and seniors, and curbside pickups may qualify for less.

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Reviews

What customers say about our appliance removal

Every review we’ve published is five stars, and our crew gets named in them by first name. That’s the part we’re proudest of.

Timely, prompt and professional! Couldn’t be happier with their service!

Quentin Guidas
Family owned, great price, fast scheduling, super friendly and professional.

Kelly Gross
Martel was great he was on time very polite did the job:very good.

Cheryl Curd

Get a price

Tell us what needs to go

Send a few photos and your ZIP and we’ll come back with a number — usually within five minutes.

We can’t take

Hazardous chemicals
Wet paint
Other flammable materials

Free appliance removal quote

Send a couple of photos and we’ll price it fast. We usually reply within 5 minutes.

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FAQ

Questions we get asked

Do you disconnect the appliance?

Please have water lines and dryer vents disconnected before we arrive, and have gas appliances shut off and capped by someone qualified. We will take care of the lifting, carrying and hauling from there.

How much does it cost to get rid of a refrigerator?

A single fridge usually falls under our $125 minimum starting charge. Stairs, a tight kitchen or several appliances together change the number, and you get the exact figure from photos before we book.

Can you take a washer and dryer out of the basement?

Yes — that is one of the most common appliance jobs we do. Stairs add labor, so mention them when you send photos and they are counted into the quote up front.

Do you take appliances that still work?

Yes. Working appliances are donated, resold or recycled where possible, though we cannot promise any particular one will be donated.

Will you take a chest freezer that is still full?

Tell us first. We would much rather you empty it, but if that is not possible — an estate or a foreclosure where it has been off for months — we need to know so the crew arrives ready for it.

Need appliance removal? Let’s get it gone.

Send a few photos and we’ll price it fast. If it’s easier, just call — a real person picks up.