Appliance & Electronics Removal
Washers, dryers, ranges, water heaters, televisions and e-waste hauled away and routed to the right recycling or disposal stream — no curbside sticker, no dump run, no wrestling it down the basement stairs.
Appliance & Electronics Removal in Woodstock & Cherokee County
Appliances are the worst possible DIY haul: 150 to 300 pounds, sharp sheet-metal edges, usually in a laundry room or basement, and most municipal pickups will not take them. Our crew brings appliance dollies and straps, disconnects what is already shut off, and walks it out without gouging your floors or door frames.
Electronics have the opposite problem — they are light but legally awkward. Televisions, monitors, computers, printers, power strips and cords should not go in a landfill, and in Georgia many facilities will not accept CRT and flat-panel displays in regular waste. We take them to proper e-waste recyclers instead.
If you are replacing an appliance, time our pickup to the delivery. Tell us the delivery window when you book and we will try to land either just before or just after it so you are not stepping around two washers for a week.
What we take
- Washers, dryers and dishwashers
- Ranges, ovens, cooktops and microwaves
- Refrigerators and freezers (see freon note)
- Water heaters and HVAC air handlers
- Televisions, monitors and computers
- Printers, stereos and small electronics
- Power strips, cables and cords
- Window AC units (see freon note)
What we can’t take
- Hazardous waste, chemicals and solvents
- Paint, including lead-based paint
- Tires and vehicle batteries
- Flammable liquids, propane and fuel
- Appliances containing freon (unless professionally evacuated)
Concrete, dirt, brick and shingles are heavy materials and need prior approval so we can plan the load and the disposal correctly.
What it costs
Appliance and electronics removal is quoted by volume, all-inclusive of labor, hauling and recycling fees. Single-appliance pickups fall under our standard minimum charge, so it is often worth adding the old TV in the basement to the same trip. Refrigerators, freezers and window AC units contain freon and need to be professionally evacuated before we can take them — tell us and we will explain the options.
- All-inclusive pricing — labor, transport and disposal in one number
- Quote requests reviewed within the hour during business hours
- Typical scheduling 24–48 hours after approval
- Fully insured crews, residential and commercial
Prefer to fill it yourself? A 15-yard roll-off dumpster is $250 for the first day with 1 ton included and $25 per additional day. See full dumpster pricing →
Three steps and it’s gone
Request
Send photos through the quote form or text them to 470-420-6644. Clear photos mean a faster, more accurate estimate.
Quote
We reply with one upfront, all-inclusive price — usually within the hour during business hours. No sales visit required.
Removal
Approve it and we schedule you, typically within 24–48 hours. Our crew loads, hauls, and sweeps the space clean.
Appliance & Electronics Removal FAQs
The questions we get asked most about this service. Still unsure? Call or text 470-420-6644.
Can you take a refrigerator or freezer?
Only once the freon has been professionally evacuated and tagged. Federal rules prohibit us from hauling sealed freon units. If yours has not been evacuated, call us at 470-420-6644 and we will walk you through the quickest way to get it done locally.
Do you disconnect the appliance for me?
We will disconnect appliances that are already shut off at the valve or breaker — unplugging, pulling a drain hose, uncoupling a dryer vent. We are not licensed plumbers or electricians, so anything requiring a hard-line gas or electrical disconnect needs a licensed trade first.
Where do my old electronics actually go?
Televisions, monitors, computers and small electronics go to e-waste recyclers rather than the landfill. Scrap metal from appliances goes to a metal recycler. Only non-recoverable material is disposed of.
Is there a fee for TV disposal?
TV and monitor disposal is included in your quote. Large rear-projection and CRT sets are heavier and bulkier, so they take up more volume in the truck, which is reflected in the quote you approve up front.
Can you get a water heater out of a crawlspace or basement?
Yes. Water heaters in basements, crawlspaces and closets are routine for us. Mention the location when you request the quote so we bring the right equipment and enough hands.
How fast can you pick up an appliance?
Most appliance pickups are scheduled 24–48 hours after you approve the quote. If a new unit is being delivered on a specific day, tell us and we will work to match that window.
Service areas
Appliance & Electronics Removal across Cherokee County and the north side of Metro Atlanta.
Other services
Ready to get your space back?
Send us a few photos and we will come back with an upfront, all-inclusive price — usually within the hour. Most jobs are on the schedule within 24–48 hours.