Serving The Entire Denver Metro
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Appliance Removal in Denver & the South Metro
Appliance removal done right means the old fridge leaves without a scuffed door frame and lands somewhere that can use it. We disconnect it, carry it out and send it to a donation store, a metal recycler or certified refrigerant recovery.
- Veteran owned
- Licensed & insured
- Upfront pricing
- 10% off military, seniors & first responders
Every Appliance, Big or Small
One unit or a whole garage of them, they go in the same trip. These are real pickups from JDog crews.
Refrigerators & freezers
Kitchen fridges, garage fridges and chest freezers, with the refrigerant handled by certified recovery.
Washers & dryers
150 to 250 pounds each, often down a basement stair. We do the carrying.
Ranges & ovens
Freestanding ranges, wall ovens, cooktops and the dishwasher that came out with the remodel.
Window AC & dehumidifiers
Small units still hold refrigerant, so they follow the same rules as a fridge.
Water heaters & more
Water heaters, microwaves, trash compactors and the cabinets around them.
Several at once
Kitchen remodel, rental turnover or a parent's house: one visit, one price.
Why a Fridge Can't Go in the Alley
Refrigerators, freezers, window air conditioners and dehumidifiers all hold refrigerant. Federal law under EPA Section 608 requires a certified technician to recover it before the unit is scrapped or landfilled, and venting it is illegal.
Denver also leaves appliances out of regular curbside trash and standard large item pickup, so a fridge left in the alley can become a code problem on top of a hauling problem.
- Holds refrigerant: fridges, freezers, window AC units, dehumidifiers
- No refrigerant, still heavy: washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, water heaters
- Either way: we disconnect, carry, load and sweep up
Where Your Old Appliances Go
We keep 60 to 80 percent of everything we haul out of the landfill. Appliances are some of the easiest wins.
- 01
Still working
Goes to Habitat for Humanity ReStore or Arc Thrift Stores, where a local family buys it at a price they can afford.
- 02
Dead for good
Stripped for metal at area recyclers. Steel, copper and aluminum all go back into use. See our metal recycling service.
- 03
Holds refrigerant
Handled by certified recovery before the unit is scrapped, as the law requires.
Gone by the Weekend
Tell us what's going
Call or text (720) 549-0911 with the list, or send a photo of where it sits.
Get your price
An upfront quote before anything moves. No surprise fees at the end.
We do the lifting
We disconnect, protect your floors and door frames, and carry it out, stairs included.
Donate or recycle
Working units get a second home, the rest is recycled, and the space gets swept.
60-80%of what we haul is donated or recycled
One tripfor every appliance on your list
10% offfor military, seniors and first responders
Appliance Removal FAQ
Can I just put my old fridge at the curb in Denver?
No. Denver leaves appliances out of regular curbside trash and standard large item pickup, and anything holding refrigerant needs certified recovery before it is scrapped. We take care of both.
How much does appliance removal cost?
Pricing is based on how much room your items take in the truck, so one washer costs less than a garage full of appliances. You get an upfront price before we start. Text a photo to (720) 549-0911 or request a free quote.
Do you disconnect the appliance?
Yes. Our crew disconnects the unit, protects your floors and door frames on the way out, and sweeps up where it stood.
Do you take appliances that still work?
Gladly. Working appliances go to donation partners like Habitat for Humanity ReStore and Arc Thrift Stores instead of the scrap pile.
Can you take other junk on the same trip?
Yes. Most appliance pickups come with a few extras: the old cabinets, a mattress, boxes from the garage. Point at it and it goes. See our junk hauling service for the full list.
