Appliance removal is one of the simplest jobs to price because appliances are predictable in size. A single fridge, freezer, washer, dryer, stove or dishwasher runs $55–$150, depending on the size of the appliance and where it's located: a smaller unit that's easy to reach sits at the low end, while a full-size fridge carried up from a basement sits at the high end. Removing several appliances at once is priced by the total volume at $35 per cubic yard, so a full kitchen's worth of old appliances still costs far less than most people expect. The price includes disconnection of standard hookups, all the carrying, and legally-compliant disposal such as refrigerant recovery on fridges, freezers and air conditioners.
Appliance Removal Cost at a Glance
| Job | Price |
|---|---|
| Single appliance pickup (fridge, washer, stove, etc.) (depends on the appliance's size and where it's located) | $55–$150 |
| Multiple appliances (priced by the total space in the truck) | $35 per cubic yard |
For an exact, firm number before we come out, text a picture of the appliance(s) and where they sit to (905) 999-4426 — we reply with the price, no site visit needed.
What Drives the Price
Size and location
A single appliance runs $55–$150. Two things set where yours lands in that range: how big the appliance is, and where it's located (at the curb, in the garage, or down a flight of basement stairs). A photo showing both gets you an exact price before we book.
How many appliances
Each additional appliance in the same pickup adds volume at $35 per cubic yard, which is why bundling the old fridge, stove and dishwasher into one pickup is the cheapest way to clear a kitchen.
Refrigerant units and hookups
Fridges, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers must have refrigerant recovered by law before recycling. We route them to licensed facilities — this is built into our service rather than billed as a surprise fee. Gas stoves need the line shut off and capped by a licensed technician first.
Appliance Removal Cost — FAQs
How much does it cost to remove a refrigerator?
A single fridge pickup runs $55–$150, depending on the size of the fridge and where it's located, including the carry-out and legally-required refrigerant recovery. Text a picture of it and where it sits to (905) 999-4426 and we'll confirm the exact price for your pickup.
Does it cost more if the appliance is in the basement?
It can. Where the appliance is located is one of the two things that set its price within the $55–$150 range — the other is its size. A unit that rolls straight out of the garage is a quicker job than one carried up basement stairs, and you'll know the exact price before we book.
Is it cheaper to remove several appliances at once?
Yes. Multiple appliances are priced by total volume at $35 per cubic yard, so one trip with three appliances costs less than three separate pickups.
Are there extra fees for refrigerant or disposal?
No. Refrigerant recovery and responsible recycling are part of the service — there are no environmental-fee add-ons or disposal surcharges on top of the quoted price.