* Same-day availability may vary by location.
Wood Burning Stove Removal
Book your pickup online, and your Loaders will carry your heavy wood burning stove out of your home and haul it away for you.
Scheduling a wood stove removal through LoadUp is faster and simpler than coordinating a bulk pickup or borrowing a truck. Get a price, pick a time, and let your Loaders handle the rest.
See My PriceSee your exact removal price before you book. No surprise fees added after pickup, just a clear number you agree to upfront.
Same-day pickup is available in most areas when you book before noon, so you are not waiting weeks for a bulk collection day.
Your Loaders pick up from inside your home, whether the stove is in a living room, basement, or garage. No dragging it to the curb yourself.
When local options allow, your Loaders prioritize donation or recycling for the metal. Responsible disposal is the goal wherever it is available.
Your Loaders carry heavy cast iron and steel stoves out of tight hearth rooms, up stairs, and through narrow doorways without you lifting a finger. Every Loader is background-checked and rated by real customers after every job.
Add related items to your pickup and unlock lower pricing: the first item includes the pickup fee, each additional item is a flat add-on.
Includes reservoirs, grow trays, racks, tubing, pumps, and grow lights.
Standalone pickup from $90
Includes standard flat panels, framed PV panels, and broken or cracked units.
Standalone pickup from $130
Gas, charcoal, electric, pellet, smoker, and kamado grills accepted.
Standalone pickup from $90
Fits gas, electric, and most standard tank sizes up to 80 gallons.
Standalone pickup from $140
Gas, electric, or oil furnaces, including old or broken heating units.
Standalone pickup from $205
Includes upright, canister, and portable carpet cleaning machine styles.
Standalone pickup from $75
Covers window units, portable ACs, and central AC condensers.
Standalone pickup from $80
Covers box fans, ceramic heaters, oil-filled radiators, and similar small electric climate appliances.
Standalone pickup from $80
Choose curbside if you can get the stove outside, or go full in-home if it needs to be carried out from where it sits. Same-day and multi-item options are available to fit your schedule.
| Pickup Option | Highlight | Best For | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-home pickup | Full-service | Removal from anywhere inside your home | from $95 |
| Curbside pickup | Save $5.00 | Place items outside, skip the appointment | from $90 |
| Same-day pickup | Add $10.00 | Urgent pickups booked before noon | from $105 |
| Next day pickup | Flexible | Book next-day or up to 90 days ahead | from $95 |
| Multi-item pickup | Bundle & save | Add-on items in the same pickup for less | from +$15 |
| Appliance add-on | Optional | Bundle with your wood burning stove pickup | from +$15 |
| Patio & yard cleanout | Volume discount | Entire room junk removal | Custom |
| Disassembly service | Optional add-on | Large or difficult-to-move items | Custom |
* Starting prices. Final price confirmed by ZIP code and pickup conditions. Volume discounts applied automatically.
Enter your location and stove details to get an instant, guaranteed price. No calls, no quotes, no waiting for a callback.
Avg. 60 secondsPick a pickup window that works for your day, including same-day availability in most areas when you book before noon.
No waiting on callbacksYour Loaders arrive, carry the stove out, and haul it away. When local options allow, they prioritize responsible disposal of the materials.
No in-person chargesWood burning stove removal is priced based on the size and weight of the stove, the number of stoves being removed, and the access required to carry it out. A stove located in a basement, on an upper floor, or in a tight hearth room may factor into your total, and any applicable adjustments are shown clearly before you confirm your booking.
Before your Loaders arrive, make sure the stove is fully disconnected from the stovepipe, flue, and any chimney connection, and that it is completely cold with ash and embers cleared out. This service covers freestanding wood stoves, not built-in fireplace inserts that are mortared in or permanently affixed.
LoadUp accepts freestanding cast iron and steel wood burning stoves in a range of sizes and configurations.
Your booking total is transparent from the start. Optional adjustments like stairs, in-home carry-out distance, or additional items are clearly shown during checkout so your final price is accurate and surprise-free at pickup.
The more you remove, the more you save. Discounts apply in real time as items are added.
Stairs add time and labor, which is factored in upfront to keep pricing fair for everyone.
For items that need to be taken apart, add disassembly to your booking during checkout.
Choose whether eligible items should be donated when possible during checkout.
When local options allow, your Loaders prioritize recycling or salvaging the metal from cast iron and steel wood stoves rather than sending them to a landfill. Actual disposal outcomes vary based on item condition and what facilities are available in your area.
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Whenever possible, Loaders prioritize donation and recycling options to help reduce landfill waste. A portion of every booking supports reforestation efforts through Plant with Purpose™.
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Find answers to common questions, pricing details, pickup policies, and service options.
Talk to our team
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(678) 884-4738Wood burning stove pickup typically starts around $95. Your final price depends on a few things: how many stoves you're removing, whether you choose curbside or in-home service, and how much access your Loaders need to carry it out. Any adjustments are shown clearly before you confirm, so there are no surprise charges at pickup.
Yes. The stove needs to be fully disconnected from the stovepipe, flue, and any chimney connection before your Loaders arrive. They handle lifting and hauling the freestanding stove itself, but they don't disconnect or remove stovepipe, flue piping, or chimney components. If you're not sure how to do that safely, a chimney professional or HVAC technician can handle it before your pickup day.
Yes. In-home removal is available, and your Loaders are equipped to carry a heavy cast iron or steel stove out from wherever it sits, including a living room, basement, or garage. If it needs to come apart a bit to fit through a doorway or around a tight corner, your Loaders can handle that too. Just make sure the stove is already disconnected and freestanding when they arrive.
The stove needs to be completely cold and free of hot embers before your Loaders arrive. You don't need to deep-clean the interior, but clearing out loose ash and confirming there's nothing still smoldering is required for a safe pickup. A stove with active embers inside can't be loaded.
This service covers freestanding wood burning stoves, not built-in fireplace inserts that are mortared in, framed in, or permanently affixed to the firebox. If your stove sits on legs or a hearth pad and connects only through a stovepipe, it qualifies. If you're not sure whether yours is freestanding or permanently installed, check whether it can actually be moved once disconnected from the flue.
When local options allow, your Loaders prioritize recycling or salvaging the metal from cast iron and steel stoves rather than sending them to a landfill. Actual outcomes depend on the stove's condition and what facilities exist in your area, so a specific result can't be guaranteed. Donation isn't a standard option for used wood stoves, and no donation receipt is provided.
It depends on your area and whether the stove is tied to your home's heating system. A standalone stove you're simply hauling away typically doesn't need a permit, but if removal involves capping a chimney or affects your home's venting setup, some jurisdictions require a permit or inspection for that part of the work. Checking with your local building department before starting is the safest way to know for sure.
Yes. Cast iron and steel are both valuable scrap metals, and a wood stove is mostly made of one or the other. Scrap yards typically pay by weight, so a large cast iron stove is worth more than a small steel one, though prices shift with current metal markets. If you're removing it yourself, a local scrap yard is usually a better outlet than curbside trash.
Even after a fire's out, a cast iron or steel stove holds heat for hours, and embers can stay hot enough to reignite long after they look dead. Moving a stove that's still warm risks burns, fire, or damage if any hot material shifts during the carry. That's why a fully cooled stove with no active embers is a hard requirement before pickup, not just a suggestion.
