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Appliance removal in Glencoe typically runs $95 to $195 per unit depending on size and where it sits. Refrigerators and freezers are usually at the higher end because they need refrigerant handling and a two-person carry.
We disconnect and remove. That means unhooking the water line on a fridge, the vent on a dryer, and the supply lines on a washer. If your new appliance is arriving and the delivery crew won’t take the old one, or wants an extra fee to do it, we’re the cheaper and faster option.
Appliances are also one of the best recycling categories out there. Steel, copper, and aluminum all get recovered, and refrigerants are captured under EPA rules rather than vented into the air. Almost nothing about a dead refrigerator needs to reach a landfill.
Refrigerators, freezers, stoves, ovens, ranges, dishwashers, microwaves
Washing machines, dryers, stacked units, utility sinks
Water heaters, furnaces, AC units, dehumidifiers, water softeners
Air conditioners, space heaters, wine fridges, mini fridges, trash compactors
Restaurant refrigeration, commercial washers, prep equipment
Type of appliance plus which floor it’s on is all we need for an exact quote. Basement water heaters and second-floor laundry units are routine.
The crew shuts off and disconnects water lines and vents, drains what needs draining, and lays floor protection along the exit path.
The unit goes onto an appliance dolly and out the door. Refrigerants are handled by certified recyclers and the metal is recovered as scrap.
We come on your schedule, not theirs.
Water lines, vents, and drain hoses handled at no extra cost.
Basement water heaters and upstairs laundry are normal jobs.
Refrigerant recovery and metal recovery, not curbside dumping.
Second and third appliances on the same trip cost less each.
Refrigerator removal typically runs $125 to $195 depending on size and stairs. Smaller units like dishwashers and microwaves are closer to $95.
Yes for standard water lines, vent hoses, and drain hoses. For gas ranges and hardwired electrical units, a licensed plumber or electrician needs to disconnect first for safety and code reasons.
Yes, and it’s one of our most common calls. We drain it first, then bring it up on a stair-climbing dolly with the stairwell protected.
It goes to a recycler. Steel, copper, and aluminum are recovered, and refrigerants from fridges, freezers, and AC units are captured under EPA regulations rather than released.
Yes, please. Empty the food and unplug it at least a day ahead if possible, so it defrosts and doesn’t leak water through your hallway on the way out.
Yes, and it’s more economical. A kitchen renovation with a fridge, stove, and dishwasher going out together is one trip and one discounted combined price.
You’ve walked past that pile enough times. One call and it’s gone this week, hauled off by a local crew that donates and recycles first. Tell us what you’ve got and we’ll give you a real price, free.