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Appliance Removal in Santa Clara
Old fridge, washer, dryer or freezer in the way? We carry it out and send it toward recycling or donation whenever we can.
Text a photo of the appliance and the path out to (408) 310-0246 for a free quote.
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A new refrigerator is due Thursday, a dryer died in the garage, or a landlord is replacing the washer in a unit near Great America. Appliances are heavy, awkward and, in an apartment or condo, a long way from a curb. They are also the items most often left out of the picture when people plan a cleanup.
We pull the old unit, carry it down the hall, stairs or side yard and load it, so you do not have to rent a dolly or call three friends. Send a photo to (408) 310-0246 and we will reply with a free quote and upfront pricing. Appliances in working order may find a second home, and the rest is steered toward recycling.
Appliances we carry out
- Refrigerators and freezers
Full-size fridges, garage chest freezers and mini fridges, doors taped or removed as needed.
- Washers and dryers
Stackable and front-load units, including those wedged into a closet or garage alcove.
- Ranges, dishwashers and microwaves
Free-standing stoves and the built-in pieces that someone has already unhooked.
- Water heaters and window units
Tank water heaters and air conditioners that have been waiting by the side of the house.
Refrigerator removal and washer dryer removal in Santa Clara
Refrigerator removal in Santa Clara usually means a heavy unit in a tight spot: a condo kitchen near Lafayette Street, a chest freezer in the garage of an older house near the university, or a side-by-side that will not clear the doorframe. We do the carrying, with straps, dollies and floor protection from the kitchen to the trailer. Please unplug and empty it a day ahead so it can defrost, and let us know about stairs or an elevator.
Washer dryer removal is handled as one job for the pair, whether they are stacked in a hallway closet, side by side in a townhome laundry room or sitting in the garage. You disconnect the water supply and drain hoses, and shut off the gas for a gas dryer; we do not do plumbing or gas work. Once the hookups are capped, we slide the units out, mind the doorways and stairs, and load both.
Metal-heavy washers and dryers go toward scrap recycling where possible, and a refrigerator or freezer is treated as a refrigerant appliance meant for proper recycling, never a curb.
Where old appliances go
Metal-heavy appliances are valuable to recyclers, so we steer washers, dryers, ranges and similar units toward scrap and recycling. Refrigerators and freezers contain refrigerant that has to be handled correctly, which is part of why we do not recommend leaving one on a curb.
Anything that still works well may be offered to donation. Items that cannot be reused go to a permitted facility. Please keep chemical cleaners and other hazardous items separate; the county’s free household hazardous waste appointment is the right place for those.
From old appliance to cleared space
- Send the detailsA photo of the appliance, its location and any stairs or tight turns on the way out.
- Receive your quoteA free quote with upfront pricing, then a time that fits your schedule.
- We carry and loadThe crew moves it with straps and dollies, protects floors and takes it away for reuse or recycling.
Typical appliance jobs in Santa Clara
- A fridge from the third floor
A condo near Lafayette Street swaps a refrigerator, and the elevator is out of service. Our crew carries it down the stairs with straps.
- A garage laundry pair
An older house near the university has a washer and dryer in the garage that have outlived their use. We load both with a dolly.
- A landlord’s replacement
A property manager has three ranges and a dishwasher to remove from a row of townhomes before new ones arrive.
Commercial washers pulled out for haul-off
A real Junk Gone job photo.
Appliance pickups around Santa Clara
Calls come from condos and apartments around Great America and Lafayette Street, townhomes in newer developments, and older houses near the university where laundry rooms sit in the garage. See our Santa Clara page.
- Great America area
- Lafayette Street area
- Near the university
- Old Quarter
- El Camino Real corridor
- Convention Center area
Santa Clara FAQ: Appliance Removal
Do you take old refrigerators in Santa Clara?
Yes. Refrigerators and freezers are among the most common pickups. We carry them out whole, and refrigerant units are handled as appliances meant for recycling.
Do I need to unplug and empty the fridge?
Please do, and let it defrost if you can. A towel by the door helps. If it is still full, tell us and we will plan for the extra work.
Can you disconnect a washer or dryer?
We can move units that are already disconnected. For gas lines or special hookups, have the utility or a plumber shut them off first.
Is appliance pickup part of the city’s bulky program?
The city’s on-call bulky pickup has item limits and is meant for homes at the curb. If your appliance is upstairs or in a unit the program does not serve, our carry-out service fills the gap.
Can you remove several appliances in one trip?
Yes. Bundling them lowers the cost per item, since the quote follows the space they fill in the trailer.
Will working appliances be reused?
When one is in good shape, we try to route it to donation rather than a scrap yard. We let you know what we plan to do.
More Santa Clara junk removal help
You may also want: Bulky Item Pickup in Santa Clara and Affordable Junk Removal in Santa Clara.
Old appliance in the way?
Text a photo to (408) 310-0246 for a free quote with upfront pricing. We handle the lifting and the haul.