The dead fridge in your garage. The washer that started leaking. The dishwasher you replaced two weeks ago and still haven't dealt with. Photo us, get a fixed price, and we'll have it out — and recycled, not landfilled.
Appliances are the worst DIY job. Side-by-side fridges weigh 300 pounds. Front-load washers are 200+. Old gas dryers are awkward, the doors don't fit through hallways, and the city bulk-pickup schedule means you're looking at it for three more weeks. We pick up Tampa appliances within hours of you texting us a photo.
Every appliance we remove gets evaluated for recycling rather than landfilling. Refrigerators and freezers go through certified refrigerant-recovery — that's a legal requirement and we follow it. Metal-heavy appliances (washers, dryers, ovens, dishwashers, microwaves) get processed by our scrap-metal partner so the steel, copper, and aluminum gets recovered. Less than 5% of any appliance we pick up actually goes to the dump.
We pull from kitchens, laundry rooms, second-floor units, basements, garages, side yards, and the occasional shed. We bring appliance dollies, moving pads, and door-removal tools when needed. The path from where it sits to our truck is our problem, not yours.
Single appliance: $99 — one fridge, one washer, one dryer, etc. Curbside, garage, or first-floor.
Two-piece pickup: $129 — most washer/dryer combos.
Kitchen swap (fridge + dishwasher + microwave): Quarter-truck tier at $189 all-in.
For appliances in second-floor units or basements, no extra fee. For appliances behind a fence, around a side yard, or in a shed — also no extra fee. The number we text is the number you pay.
Appliance pickup across all of Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Brandon, Riverview, Carrollwood, Westchase, Wesley Chapel, South Tampa, New Tampa, Town 'N' Country, and Apollo Beach. See coverage →
Yes. All refrigerators and freezers go through certified refrigerant-recovery before any other processing. Refrigerants are an EPA-regulated material — putting a fridge in a dumpster is technically illegal. We do it the right way.
Yes. We bring appliance dollies and a two-person crew for second-floor pickups. No extra charge for stairs.
We can take it like that, but it's better if you empty it first — partly because hauling a full fridge weighs a lot more, and partly because spoiled food in a hot Tampa garage is a problem you don't want to drive around in our truck. If you can't empty it, tell us in advance and we'll bring an extra bag.
We can disconnect washers, dryers, dishwashers, microwaves, and built-in appliances. For gas appliances we ask that you shut off the gas at the wall before we arrive — it's a safety thing.
Same-day for photos texted before 11 AM. After 11 AM, next-day is the typical window. Emergency same-day after 11 AM — call us and we'll do our best.
Yes — if it still works, please tell us. Working appliances go to Tampa-area charities that resell or distribute them to families in need.