Heavy, awkward, handled
Appliances are the wrong shape and the wrong weight for two people and a pickup truck. A full-size fridge can run north of 300 pounds, and a water heater is worse. We bring the equipment and the hands for it.
We use dollies and straps, and we're careful on tile, hardwood and door casings. If a doorway is genuinely too narrow, we'll say so before anyone tries to force it.
Fridges, freezers and air conditioners contain refrigerant, which is why they can't go in with general trash. We route those to facilities set up to handle them, and metal-heavy appliances go to recycling wherever possible.
Real job
Broken concrete, brick and old water-heater ducting piled on a back patio — heavy, awkward material we load by hand.
How it works
Include where it sits and whether it's already disconnected.
Quoted up front, including the extra handling that refrigerant units need.
Dollied out, loaded, and taken to a facility that accepts it.
No obligation. Free estimates.
Water and gas lines should be shut off and disconnected before we arrive — we're haulers, not licensed plumbers or gas fitters. Unplugging an electric unit is fine for us to do.
Yes. Leave it as is; we'll handle it and transport it upright where the unit requires it.
Metal-heavy appliances go to recycling where we can, and refrigerant-containing units go to facilities equipped to process them properly.
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