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Appliance Removal
Old appliance removal and recycling. Refrigerators, washers, dryers, and more.
Old appliance removal and recycling. Refrigerators, washers, dryers, and more.
Upgrading your kitchen or laundry room? We disconnect and haul away old refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, water heaters, and more. Responsible recycling included , no extra charge.
Junktastic handles the lifting, loading, hauling, disposal sorting, and final sweep-up for appliance removal jobs. We quote before the work starts, protect the property while moving items out, and separate reusable or recyclable material whenever the load allows it.
Most customers call when they need same-day junk removal, commercial cleanout help, or a crew that can clear bulky items without renting a dumpster. We serve Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington, Plymouth, Maple Grove, Edina, and the surrounding Twin Cities communities.
For refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, and water heaters, tell Junktastic whether the appliance is disconnected, where it sits, and whether stairs, tight doorways, or basement access are involved. If an item is still connected to water, gas, or hardwired electrical, arrange safe disconnection before the hauling appointment.
If timing matters, call early and describe the deadline. Junktastic can compare the requested pickup with crew availability, truck space, item type, and access before confirming the best next step.
Tell us what you need hauled. We'll give you an honest price on the spot , no surprises.
Our crew arrives in the window we promised. We do a quick walkthrough and confirm the price before we touch anything.
We handle all the heavy lifting, sweep up when we're done, and sort for recycling and donation. You don't lift a finger.
Same-Day
Service Available
Flat Rate
No Hidden Fees
Eco-Friendly
Recycle & Donate
Pickup Guidance
Appliance removal works best when the crew knows the exact appliance type, where it sits, and whether it has been disconnected. Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, water heaters, and similar bulky appliances are heavy, rigid, and easy to damage walls or flooring with if the access path is not planned. Junktastic can handle the lifting, loading, hauling, and sorting for disposal or recycling when possible, but customers should make sure water, gas, and hardwired electrical connections are handled safely before the hauling appointment if those connections are still active.
Before calling, check whether the appliance is on a main level, in a basement, in a garage, outside, or up a flight of stairs. Mention narrow kitchen doorways, tight turns, finished hardwood floors, low basement ceilings, exterior steps, snow or ice near the entrance, shared apartment hallways, elevator reservations, and parking limitations. Photos of the appliance and the exit path help the crew understand whether doors may need to be removed by the customer or whether extra care is needed around trim, railings, counters, and walls.
Remove food, liquids, detachable shelves, hoses, personal items, and anything stored on top of the appliance before pickup when practical. If the appliance leaked, contains standing water, has a broken glass shelf, or sits in a cramped mechanical room, say that during the quote conversation. For refrigerators and freezers, secure loose doors or drawers if they swing open during movement. For washers and dishwashers, note whether hoses are still attached. For dryers and stoves, identify whether gas service was involved so disconnection is not left as a surprise on arrival.
Junktastic serves Minneapolis, St. Paul, St. Cloud, Monticello, Buffalo, Mound, Minnetonka, Hopkins, Eden Prairie, Shakopee, Blaine, Lakeville, Waite Park, Becker, Big Lake, Edina, Bloomington, Plymouth, Maple Grove, and Burnsville, and same-day service may be available when route timing and truck space line up. Calling earlier in the posted Monday through Saturday hours gives the team more room to schedule the pickup. If appliance delivery is happening the same day, provide the delivery window and any building restrictions so the old unit can be removed without blocking installers, neighbors, or property staff.
The site describes flat-rate pricing and quote-before-loading practices. That means the customer should approve the scope and price before the appliance is moved. Multiple appliances, stairs, long carries, detached garages, and tight access can change the plan, so include those details at the start. Appliance recycling or responsible sorting is easiest when the crew knows the item type ahead of time and can keep metal and reusable components separate whenever disposal options allow it.
Appliance type, quantity, floor level, utility disconnection status, stairs, parking, and whether the item must move through narrow doors or finished rooms.
Empty the appliance, remove loose parts when practical, clear the path, and keep pets, children, and other household items away from the loading route.
Coordinate old appliance pickup around delivery windows, move-out deadlines, property access, and posted Junktastic hours: Monday through Saturday, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Kitchen and laundry upgrades often create tight timing. A new refrigerator, washer, dryer, stove, or dishwasher may arrive during a delivery window, and the old unit may need to leave before installers can finish. If that is the situation, tell Junktastic whether the appliance is already disconnected, whether the new unit is arriving the same day, and whether the old appliance can wait in a garage or driveway. Clear timing helps the crew avoid blocking delivery teams or leaving an appliance in a shared hallway.
Rental turnovers and property cleanouts need a different plan. Appliances may be in basements, utility closets, storage rooms, or units with limited parking. If the appliance belongs to a tenant, landlord, estate, or property manager, confirm removal approval first. Take photos of the machine, the room, the stairs, and the doorway. If more than one appliance is ready to go, list each one so Junktastic can plan truck space and loading order before quoting the pickup.
Before pickup day, identify each appliance and note whether it is connected, already outside, or still installed in a tight utility space. Refrigerators and freezers should be emptied, and residents should ask the appropriate utility or service professional to handle any disconnection that is not safely within their responsibility. Measure narrow doors and mention basement stairs, elevators, gates, or long carries when requesting a quote. Those details help Junktastic understand the access path and prepare for an orderly removal. Keep pets and children away from the work area, move vehicles that block the path, and set aside any appliance that is staying. A clear route from the appliance to the truck helps protect floors, walls, door frames, and nearby belongings while the crew works.