Appliance Removal & Disposal

Most junk removal companies offer on-site free estimates where they evaluate the cost depending on the size and number of appliances you need to get rid of. Since on-site estimates are not guaranteed, they can end up costing you time and money, especially if you have to take time off from work for an appointment window. At LoadUp, we offer guaranteed upfront pricing before we come visit your home when you call or book online.

All you need to do is enter your zip code to check availability and local pricing in your area. From there, simply select the items you need removed and we’ll calculate your total in real time. We lock in your guaranteed price by accepting payment at the time of booking. If you’re happy with the price, continue to schedule the date and time for your appointment.

Many large and small appliances can be recycled. Appliances often contain heavy metals and toxic chemicals that need to be disposed of properly, so recycling your old appliances is the best choice for eco-friendly disposal.

Larger appliances like washers and dryers, ovens, dishwashers and refrigerators can be broken down and sold as scrap metal. However, for certain appliances like air conditioners, a professional must remove the freon before it can be scrapped. You will be responsible for moving, lifting, loading and transporting your appliances to the scrap yard. The market value of different metals frequently changes, so there is no guaranteed amount you will receive for a scrapped appliance.

If you need help getting rid of old appliances, call LoadUp or book a pick-up online. Our nationwide junk removal experts will come to your location and professionally remove your appliances, no matter how big or small they may be. Since we provide removal and disposal services across the country, we’ve had the chance to work with many terrific recycling centers and local charities. We always do our best to make sure we recycle and donate unwanted items in the most environmentally-friendly manner possible.

Find out how to get rid of an old appliance properly and what options are available in our ultimate Appliance Disposal Guide.

Several nationwide charities accept appliance donations, including Habitat for Humanity, The Salvation Army, Goodwill Industries and St. Vincent de Paul. However, Goodwill can’t accept large household appliances due to local disposal ordinances.

Appliances must be in good working condition to be acceptable for donation. If you schedule a free pick-up with a charitable organization and they decline your appliance upon arrival, you will be charged a fee to compensate for their gas and time. Make sure you research all of the requirements for appliance donation before scheduling a pick up or hauling the appliance yourself. Hauling appliances can be dangerous, as they must be properly loaded and secured, and often take several people to safely lift.

If you would prefer a safer and more convenient method for unwanted appliances, LoadUp offers affordable, eco-friendly appliance removal and disposal services, nationwide. Our fully-insured Loaders will do all the hard work for you, so the only finger you’ll lift is the one you’re using to point to the items you want gone! To get your guaranteed, upfront quote for appliance removal, give us a call at (844)-239-7711 or book online.

There are several different options for getting rid of old appliances. Depending on the size and condition or your unwanted items, you may need access to a truck for transportation. Here are a few different solutions below:

1. Donation: If your appliances are still in working condition, it’s always considered best to donate instead of throwing your items in the trash. Many local charities will accept working appliances in an effort to help out less fortunate individuals. You will be responsible for hauling your old appliances to the charity of your choice. Some charities can’t accept certain appliances, so be sure to call around first before attempting to drop them off.


2. Recycling: If your old appliances are damaged or no longer working, you could transport your items to local scrap metal recycling yards in exchange for extra money. The value of your scrap metal depends on the current market value and the type of metal your appliances are made of. Keep in mind, certain appliances that contain hazardous or toxic chemicals must be properly broken down before they can be recycled.


3. Removal Service: If you don’t have time to deal with proper disposal or have the means to get rid of your appliances on your own, LoadUp can help properly dispose of them for you. LoadUp offers affordable, eco-friendly appliance removal nationwide. To get your guaranteed upfront quote, give us a call at (844)-239-7711 or book online.

Some charities will pick up used appliances for free or for a small fee. However, appliances must be in good working condition to be eligible for donation. Some charities will charge you a fee if they discover they can’t accept your appliance, so make sure you research each charity’s requirements for in-home pickup and donation service.

Some charities, like Goodwill, can’t accept bulky or large appliances at all. If you bring your appliance to a charity drop-off center, they might offer to dispose of it in a landfill for you, where it will take 200-500 years to decompose. Appliances contain heavy metals that are often toxic to soil and groundwater, so you want to avoid the landfill whenever possible.

When you need affordable appliance disposal, LoadUp is a nationwide junk removal company that offers guaranteed, upfront pricing, with rates 20-30% lower than most other services. To get a fair price for professional appliance removal in your area, give us a call at (844)-239-7711 or you can check prices in your area when you book online.