Appliance Removal Across Pittsburgh

Yes. We handle refrigerators, chest freezers, and stand-up freezers. We follow EPA guidelines for coolant recovery and the unit goes to a certified recycler. No separate dump fee.

Basic disconnects like unplugging a fridge, pulling a dryer plug, or disconnecting a washer supply hose are included. Gas line or hardwired electric removal should be done by a licensed plumber or electrician before we arrive.

No problem. We haul basement fridges, washers, and freezers up steps all the time, including the old Pittsburgh row house bulkhead basements. Tell us where it is when you call and we'll bring the right crew and dolly.

Yes, and we discount them. Whole kitchen swaps (fridge + stove + dishwasher + microwave) and landlord turnovers (washer + dryer + fridge) get 10 to 25 percent off the combined single-item price.

Scrap metal and working parts get pulled for recycling. Refrigerants are recovered under EPA rules. Everything we can't recycle goes to licensed disposal. We can send a receipt if you need it for records.

You can't put it at the curb. Pittsburgh trash collection won't take a refrigerator or freezer because of the refrigerant, and most transfer stations charge a separate freon-recovery fee on top of the dump fee. We haul it instead, recover the refrigerant under EPA rules, and send the shell to a scrap recycler. Basement fridges come up the stairs at no extra charge.

Yes. Washers, dryers, and stacked combos are our most common two-item job, quoted as one job rather than two pickups. We disconnect the supply hoses and the dryer plug ourselves. A gas dryer needs the gas line shut off and capped by a plumber before we arrive. Most laundry-room pickups take under 30 minutes.

Yes. Electric water heaters we disconnect and carry out ourselves. Gas water heaters need to be shut off and disconnected by a licensed plumber first, then we haul the tank. Both go to scrap metal recycling. Basement water heaters are standard work for us, stairs included.

Usually yes. Single-appliance pickups are the easiest job to fit into a route, and we run 7 days a week across Allegheny and Butler counties. Call (412) 226-4500 in the morning and there is a good chance we can be there that afternoon. You get the exact price on the phone before we roll.