Appliance Removal

Each year, millions of homeowners, restaurants, apartment complexes and other businesses replace their old, inefficient, broken or just plain ugly appliances with new appliances designed to be more efficient and more attractive. New appliances don’t just look better – they perform better and they’re more efficient – and that’s great for the environment (not to mention your own budget). But unlike regular “waste” that can be dragged to the curb and picked up by municipal waste collectors, appliances need to be disposed of in specific ways. That includes refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners that contain ozone-depleting refrigerants as well as stoves and other “white goods.” Fail to follow the rules, and you could be facing substantial fines. Not only that, but hauling old appliances out and removing them from your property yourself is back-breaking work, especially if you don’t have the right equipment or aren’t aware of the disposal procedures, rules and costs. And, renting a dumpster (not to mention simply finding a place for it) can be a real headache.