Questions to settle before pickup day.
What appliances can you take?
The published operator scope includes refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, and other household appliances. This site also covers dishwashers and portable air conditioners; confirm each item when you call.
Do appliances need to be disconnected?
Yes. Plan for appliances to be safely disconnected before hauling. Gas, fixed electrical, plumbing, cabinet, and installation work may need a qualified trade professional.
How is the price set?
The operator publishes volume-based pricing and says an exact quote is provided before work starts. Item count, weight, access, and receiving requirements can affect the price.
Do I need to move the item outside?
No. Full-service hauling can include the carry from inside when the route and access are part of the approved scope.
Can you handle stairs?
Stairs can be assessed. Share the floor level, stair count, landing turns, handrails, and nearest exit when requesting a quote.
What items are excluded?
The operator says it does not take hazardous waste such as chemicals, fuels, ammunition, or medical waste. Ask about any uncertain item before the appointment.
Do you recycle appliances?
The operator says it sorts loads and uses recycling or reuse options where appropriate. Acceptance depends on the appliance, condition, material, and local facility rules.
Can I request same-day service?
The operator publishes same-day and next-day availability as possible, not guaranteed. Confirm the current schedule when you call.
Do you serve apartments?
Apartment pickups can be assessed. Confirm elevator, loading, parking, gate, and property-manager requirements first.
Are operating hours posted?
No operating hours were published on the supplied customer website at the time of research. Call or text to confirm availability.
Ready to clear the appliance?
Tell us what the appliance is, where it sits, and what the route out looks like. We will confirm scope and pricing before work begins.