Appliance Removal in DFW: Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers & More

Old appliances are some of the most common items we haul in the DFW area. They're heavy, they require disconnection, and most curbside pickup programs won't take them without advance scheduling. Here's everything you need to know about getting an old appliance out of your home in Grapevine and surrounding cities.

What we haul

• Refrigerators and freezers) including those with refrigerant still inside. We handle the refrigerant removal properly and legally.
• Washers and dryers, we disconnect water lines and dryer venting before removal.
• Dishwashers) disconnected and hauled.
• Ovens, ranges, and cooktops, gas or electric.
• Water heaters) tank and tankless, gas and electric.
• Air conditioning units, window units and portable ACs.
• Chest freezers) garage freezers and upright units.
• Grills and outdoor appliances, gas grills, smokers, propane appliances.

Appliance removal pricing in DFW

Appliance	Typical price
Refrigerator or freezer	$100, $150
Washer or dryer, single)	$90, $130
Washer and dryer, set)	$150, $220
Water heater	$100, $150
Oven or range	$90, $130
Window AC unit	$75, $110
Multiple appliances (3+)	Better priced as a load, call for quote

These are single-appliance prices. If you have multiple appliances going out at the same time, pricing per item is typically lower because we're already there and the truck is being loaded regardless. Call with your list and we'll give you a bundled price.

Why appliances cost more than regular junk

Three reasons. First, weight, a refrigerator can run 200 to 400 pounds. It takes two people and proper equipment to move without damage to your floors and walls. Second, disconnection, we're not just picking something up, we're shutting off water lines, disconnecting venting, or handling refrigerant. Third, disposal, appliances with refrigerant require legally compliant handling. We don't just haul them to the dump.

Can't the city take it?

Grapevine and most DFW cities will pick up appliances through bulk item scheduling, but scheduling can take a week or more, appliances often need to be at the curb by a specific time, and you still have to get the appliance out of your home yourself. For most people, the convenience of a same-day crew that handles disconnection and hauling is worth the cost.

What happens to hauled appliances

Working appliances in good condition go to donation centers or resellers first. Non-working appliances go to certified recyclers, the metal, compressors, and components are recovered. We don't landfill appliances that can be recycled.