Appliance Removal

Q: How much does appliance removal cost in Wilmington, NC?

Single appliance pickups start at $99. If you are clearing several units at once, such as a kitchen refit with a fridge, stove and dishwasher, you pay by the space they take in the trailer rather than per item, which usually works out cheaper. Stairs, tight laundry rooms and second-floor units add labour time. Text a photo to 910-310-5115 and we will quote before we roll out.

Q: Do I need to disconnect the appliance first?

Electric appliances can be left plugged in, we will unplug and unhook them. Please empty and defrost fridges and freezers beforehand, and shut off the water supply to washers and dishwashers. We do not disconnect gas lines: gas stoves and gas dryers need a licensed plumber to cap the line before we can take the unit.

Appliance Removal Service – Curbside or In House

Why Choose our Appliance Removal service?

Old appliances are the worst kind of clutter — too heavy to move, too bulky for the curb, and not something the city will take on trash day. We haul refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, water heaters and window AC units out of homes and businesses across Wilmington, Ogden, Porters Neck and Wrightsville Beach, usually the same day you call. Our crew does the carrying, including down stairs and out of tight laundry rooms, and everything we take goes to an appliance recycler rather than straight to the landfill. Single-item pickups start at $99. Text a photo of the unit to 910-310-5115 for a firm price, or book online and save $20 on orders over $125.

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Our Appliance Removal Process

The Dumpo Junk Removal has a process with four steps for every job to make sure they remove and dispose of your junk responsibly and effectively. They also offer great customer service.

1. FILTERING

We look through all the things you have to find what can be given away, reused or thrown away.

2. LOADING

We will do the hard work for you. We will take your things from wherever they are and put them in our trucks with all your rubbish and clutter.

3. JUNK REMOVAL

We take all the useless stuff that can’t be reused or given away to the landfills. There, the county will sort through it.

4. ECO-DISPOSAL

We bring the things we saved to nearby places that recycle or donate them in our community.

FAQ

Most of the questions we get about appliance pickup come down to four things: what it costs, whether we’ll take a fridge, who unhooks it, and where it ends up. Here’s how we handle each. If your question isn’t covered, text a photo of the unit to 910-310-5115 and we’ll give you a straight answer and a firm price before we come out.

How much does appliance removal cost in Wilmington, NC?

Single appliance pickups start at $99. If you’re clearing several units at once — say a kitchen refit with a fridge, stove and dishwasher — you’ll pay by the space they take in the trailer rather than per item, which usually works out cheaper. Stairs, tight laundry rooms and second-floor units add labour time. Text a photo to 910-310-5115 and we’ll quote before we roll out.

What appliances do you take?

Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves, ovens, ranges, microwaves, water heaters, window AC units, dehumidifiers and small kitchen appliances. Commercial units too — restaurant coolers, ice machines and laundry equipment.

Do you take refrigerators and freezers?

Yes. Fridges, freezers, window AC units and dehumidifiers contain refrigerant, which by law has to be recovered by a certified technician before the unit is scrapped. We route these to appliance recyclers set up to do that properly rather than dumping them. Just let us know it’s a refrigerant unit when you book

Do I need to disconnect the appliance first

Electric appliances can be left plugged in — we’ll unplug and unhook them. Please empty and defrost fridges and freezers beforehand, and shut off the water supply to washers and dishwashers. We don’t disconnect gas lines: gas stoves and gas dryers need a licensed plumber to cap the line before we can take the unit.

What happens to my old appliance after you take it?

Working units in decent condition go to local donation partners. Everything else goes to an appliance recycler, where steel, copper, aluminium and plastic are separated and reclaimed. Appliances are among the most recyclable things we haul, so very little of an old washer or fridge actually ends up buried.