A dead fridge, a washer that flooded the laundry room, the old stove the new one replaced — unplug it and we do the rest. We carry the appliance out from wherever it sits, load it, and take it to a licensed recycler where refrigerants are recovered and the metal is reclaimed. One appliance runs $55–$150, depending on its size and where it's located.
The Region of Durham's depot charges $20 extra for any fridge, freezer or air conditioner on top of the weight fee, and municipal large-item collection asks you to remove the doors and get it to the curb on the right day. We take it from the basement or the kitchen, today or tomorrow, doors and all.
What We Take
- Refrigerators and freezers (chest and upright)
- Washers and dryers
- Stoves, ovens and ranges
- Dishwashers
- Microwaves and range hoods
- Window and portable air conditioners
- Water heaters and water coolers
- Dehumidifiers and small appliances
- Barbecues (propane tank removed)
How Appliance Removal Works
- Confirm the appliances and where they sit in the home
- Disconnect units that are unplugged or shut off (water/gas should be off)
- Protect floors and doorways before moving heavy units
- Carry appliances out, including up or down stairs
- Route refrigerant-containing units to a proper recycler
Appliance Removal Pricing
Price: $55–$150 per appliance, depending on its size and where it's located. See appliance removal pricing.
Several appliances in one pickup are priced by the space they take in the truck at $35 per cubic yard, so a full kitchen or laundry set is still well under a truckload. Text a picture of the units and where they sit for an exact quote.
WSIB-insured and fully licensed; loading, hauling and disposal are included, and more than 60% of every load is donated or recycled. Call (905) 999-4426.
Frequently Asked Questions — Appliance Removal
How much does appliance removal cost in Durham Region?
A single appliance pickup runs $55–$150, depending on its size and where it's located — a fridge in a walk-out garage sits at the low end, a chest freezer carried up from a basement at the high end. Multiple appliances are priced by volume at $35 per cubic yard.
Do you take refrigerators and freezers?
Yes — they are one of the most common appliances we remove. Because they contain refrigerant, we route them to a facility that recovers it responsibly.
Can you disconnect the appliance?
We handle the physical removal and unplug or detach units, but water and gas supply lines should be shut off beforehand. For gas appliances, a licensed tech should cap the line.
Will you take an appliance from the basement?
Yes. We bring dollies and a two-person crew to move heavy units up from basements and down from upper floors — stairs are no problem. Where the appliance is located is part of its price (a single appliance runs $55–$150), so mention it when you text your picture.
Is there a charge to recycle the metal?
No separate fee — recycling is part of our service. You pay the standard removal price and we handle getting the metal to a scrap recycler.
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To book or get a free estimate, call (905) 999-4426 or visit our free estimates page.