Old appliances and electronics, disconnected, carried out and recycled.

Old appliances are heavy, awkward and hard to move without damaging floors, walls or your back. We remove refrigerators and freezers, stoves and ovens, washing machines, dryers and dishwashers from kitchens, laundry rooms, garages and utility closets.

Large appliances often sit in tight spaces. A refrigerator wedged into a kitchen nook or a washer behind a closet door takes care to pull out without scratching floors or gouging walls. Our team handles that part, so you don't have to.

Whether you are upgrading to new appliances or one simply stopped working, we handle disconnecting it and carrying it out. That includes getting it through doorways, down hallways and up or down stairs.

Old water heaters and scrap metal can go on the same load. If you have more than appliances to clear, our junk removal crew can take furniture and household junk at the same time.

If an appliance is still installed, you can leave it in place. Disconnecting it is part of the job, and it is safer than leaving a unit half pulled out with water or gas lines strained.

Electronics contain materials that can harm the environment if they end up in a landfill, along with metals and parts that can be reused. Reusing them also cuts down on the raw materials needed to make new products.

We remove televisions, including big-screen TVs, along with computers, monitors, printers, scanners, copiers and audio equipment. We partner with certified recycling facilities, where these items are processed under local regulations and environmental standards.

Old tube TVs and monitors are especially important to recycle. They are heavy, and they contain materials that should not go in the trash. Many curbside trash services won't take electronics at all, which is why so many end up stacked in a closet.

Recycling also recovers metals and parts that can be used again, which reduces the need for new raw materials. It is a small step that keeps hazardous materials out of local landfills.

Offices clearing out old workstations and homeowners finally emptying a closet of cords and old screens both use this service.

Office printers and copiers are bulky, and many hold internal drives. Ask your IT provider whether any device needs its data wiped before pickup.