Refrigerators, washers, dryers and stoves: we disconnect them, carry them out and see that they are disposed of properly.
Old appliances are heavy and awkward, and curbside rules are strict. In unincorporated Palm Beach County, appliance doors must be removed or sealed before pickup. Some cities only take refrigerators and A/C units on certain days. We skip all of that and take it from where it sits.
Refrigerators, freezers and A/C units contain refrigerant that must be recovered before scrapping. We make sure these go to facilities that handle them properly.
We'll come out and give you an upfront price. If you're happy with the price, we'll remove it.
We show up in your scheduled time window, do all the lifting and loading, and protect your floors and walls.
We donate or recycle what we can, haul the rest to licensed facilities, and sweep up before we leave.
For standard plug-in appliances, no. Gas lines and hard-wired units should be shut off and capped by a licensed professional before we arrive.
Please empty it first. After that, we will take it the same visit.
Yes, once a licensed HVAC tech has disconnected the unit.
Everywhere in Palm Beach County, including:
One piece or a whole house, removed without scuffing walls.
Get your parking spot back, often in one visit.
Seasonal-home cleanouts handled while you're up north.
Cleanouts that follow building rules: elevators, hours and loading docks.
Tell us what needs to go and where. We'll call you back and get it scheduled.