Appliance Removal in Las Vegas
Fridges, washers, dryers, ovens. Hauled, recycled, and refrigerant-handled responsibly.
Old appliances are heavy, awkward, and dangerous to move. They also contain materials that have to be disposed of properly, refrigerants in refrigerators and freezers, mercury switches in older units, and recoverable metals throughout. We handle the entire process: disconnect, haul (including from second floors or basements), and route to the right recycling facility. Working appliances are routed to charity partners whenever possible.
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Included in appliance removal
- Refrigerators and freezers (we handle refrigerant per EPA rules)
- Washing machines and dryers
- Ovens, ranges, and cooktops
- Dishwashers and garbage disposals
- Microwaves and small kitchen appliances
- Water heaters (with proper drain prep)
- Air conditioners (window units and central)
Who we help
- Homeowners replacing kitchen or laundry appliances
- Landlords turning over units
- Estate cleanouts with old equipment
- Property managers handling tenant move-outs
What may affect your price
Your quote depends on a few specifics. The biggest ones for appliance removal:
- 1Refrigerator or freezer (range includes EPA-compliant refrigerant recovery)
- 2Second-floor or basement removal
- 3Tight access (narrow doorways, tight stairwells)
- 4Multiple appliances (may qualify for truckload pricing, which usually saves money)
- 5Water-line or gas-line disconnection required
Flat truckload pricing
No hidden fees, no fuel surcharges, no hourly billing. The price you see in the quote is the price you pay.
Appliance Removal FAQ
How much does appliance removal cost?
Single appliance removal typically runs $125 to $200. Refrigerators and freezers run $175 to $250 because the price includes EPA-compliant refrigerant recovery. Multiple appliances may qualify for truckload pricing.
Do you handle refrigerants properly?
Yes. We follow EPA Section 608 procedures for refrigerator and AC unit removal. Refrigerant is recovered by certified handlers before the unit is recycled.
Can you remove appliances from a second floor?
Yes, we handle stairs, basements, and tight access. Mention it in your notes so we send the right crew size.
Do you take working appliances for donation?
When possible, yes. Working appliances in good condition are routed to local Las Vegas charity partners that distribute to families in need.
Read more about appliance removal
Cost breakdowns, disposal options, and step-by-step guides for appliance removal in Las Vegas.