Tacoma, WA • Appliance Hauling

Appliance Removal in Tacoma, WA

Old fridge, washer, or water heater? We'll match you with a hauler who takes it out and recycles it responsibly. Call (253) 323-5993 for a free quote.

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Appliances Haulers Remove & Recycle

Every fridge, freezer, and AC unit our partner haulers take goes to a certified recycler who properly reclaims refrigerants — no dumping in the landfill.

Refrigerators & freezers
Washers & dryers
Dishwashers
Stoves & ovens
Water heaters
AC units

Your hauler can disconnect simple plug-in appliances, but plumbed appliances (washers, dishwashers) and gas appliances (stoves, water heaters) should be disconnected before they arrive.

How Appliance Pickup Works

1

Tell us what you have

Call (253) 323-5993 with the appliance type and location — basement, kitchen, upstairs.

2

Upfront quote

Flat pricing per appliance. No surprise recycling or refrigerant fees.

3

Haul & recycle

Your matched hauler removes the unit and routes it to a certified recycler for responsible handling.

Need it gone today? See same-day junk removal in Tacoma. Comparing prices? Our Tacoma junk removal pricing guide covers appliances line by line.

Get an Appliance Removal Quote

Tell us the appliance type and where it lives — we'll reply with a flat price.

Photos help haulers give a more accurate quote before they arrive.

Or call now: (253) 323-5993

Appliance Removal FAQ

How much does it cost to remove a refrigerator in Tacoma?+

Refrigerator removal typically runs in the $75–$150 range depending on location in the home and whether it needs to be disconnected. Call for an exact quote — recycling and refrigerant handling fees are included.

What happens to old appliances after pickup?+

Yes. Fridges, freezers, and AC units go to certified recyclers who properly reclaim refrigerants. Metal appliances like washers, dryers, and water heaters are recycled for scrap by our partner haulers.

Do appliances need to be disconnected first?+

Your hauler can disconnect simple plug-in appliances like fridges and window AC units. Plumbed appliances (washers, dishwashers) and gas appliances (stoves, water heaters) should be disconnected by you or a plumber before they arrive.

Can an appliance be removed from a basement or upstairs?+

Yes. Our partner haulers handle basement, second-story, and garage removals. Stairs and tight doorways may add a small surcharge, but it will be quoted upfront.

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