Your old appliance,
gone by Friday.

Posting your appliance is always free. Many pickups are 100% free because a local Pick Up Pro wants the scrap metal, parts, or resale value. Some jobs need a fee — for example refrigerators, freezers, and A/C units that require EPA-certified Freon (refrigerant) recovery, or hard-to-reach basements and stairs. In those cases, local pros send you upfront bids, and accepting a bid is always your choice.

Not until your appliance is picked up. When you accept a bid, your card is only authorized (held) — never charged. You get a private 4-digit pickup PIN. Only after the appliance is loaded on the truck do you give the pro your PIN. That PIN is what charges your card and pays the pro. If the pro never shows, the hold is released and you pay nothing.

Refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers, and air conditioners contain regulated refrigerants (Freon). Under Section 608 of the federal Clean Air Act, refrigerant must be recovered by a certified technician before the unit is recycled, and many transfer stations charge disposal fees. Difficult access — basements, upper floors, tight stairs, or gas/water lines to disconnect — can also mean a fee. Pros price these jobs with transparent bids.

We accept all major residential appliances in any condition. Our network routinely processes requests for refrigerators, deep freezers, washing machines, clothes dryers, kitchen stoves, ovens, ranges, dishwashers, and water heaters. If you need to dispose of any bulky, heavy household utility item, we can route your request to an available regional pick up pro who can haul it away for free.

Most Pick Up My Appliances are scheduled within 24 to 48 hours of submitting your request. Once your information is logged into our system, it is routed to nearby hauling teams. Depending on local truck availability and routing in your specific zip code, many partners can accommodate same-day or next-day collection slots.

Yes, full-service indoor extraction is available in most areas. Our local partners handle the heavy lifting, which includes safely moving heavy units out of basements, upstairs kitchens, apartments, or detached garages. When filling out our online form, simply specify the exact indoor location of the item so the dispatch team brings the correct moving equipment.

We recommend electrical appliances to be unplugged prior to the crew's arrival. For complex hookups involving water lines (like washing machines and dishwashers) or gas lines (like certain dryers and stoves), we highly recommend disconnecting them beforehand. However, you can request disconnection assistance directly from your local driver when they call to finalize your pickup window.

Generally, someone should be at the property to grant the removal crew access. Having an adult present ensures a smooth extraction and lets you confirm which items are being taken. If you cannot be there, you can easily arrange contactless pickup directly with your assigned pick up pro by placing the appliance outside on a driveway, porch, or curbside.