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Appliance Removal Baltimore

Appliance Removal in Baltimore

In most Baltimore rowhouses the washer, the dryer and the water heater live in the basement, and when one dies it has to come up a steep stair. We do that. A washer is $133 to remove, a dryer $128, a tank water heater $131, and a standard refrigerator $164.

Refrigerators, freezers, dehumidifiers and AC units go to certified refrigerant recovery, as federal rules require, and the steel goes to a metal recycler.

✓Insured, vetted haulers
✓Same-day when a crew is free
✓Flat photo-quoted pricing
✓No hidden charges
✓COI support
✓Donation and recycling
✓No sales tax on the service

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Appliance Removal Prices in Baltimore

One flat price per appliance, with the carry from the basement and the refrigerant handling already inside it.

Appliance Price List

AppliancePrice
Refrigerator (Standard)$164
Refrigerator (Side-by-Side / French Door)$183
Freezer (Chest)$146
Washer$133
Dryer$128
Water Heater (Tank)$131
Dehumidifier$77
Window AC (Large)$109
Stove / Range (Gas)$137
Minimum order: $75. The washer and dryer go out together on one quote.

Where the Refrigerant Goes

Fridges, freezers, dehumidifiers and air conditioners contain refrigerant. Federal rules require it to be recovered before the unit is scrapped, with a record kept.

  • Refrigerant recovered by a certified technician
  • Steel and copper recycled
  • Compressor oil handled separately
  • Nothing dumped whole

That’s why a fridge costs more than a dresser, and it’s already in the price.

Get It Ready

Unplug it and empty it. Turn off the water to a washer or an ice maker, and drain a water heater if you can. Gas ranges, gas dryers and hard-wired units should be disconnected by a licensed technician first — our crews carry appliances out; they don’t disconnect gas or wiring.

Photograph the appliance where it stands, even if that’s the far corner of the basement.

Price My Appliance

Appliance Pickup, Start to Finish

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1. Photo and flat price

Top-freezer or French-door, stacked or side-by-side laundry — the photo shows which.

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2. Straps and a dolly

The crew brings an appliance dolly and takes it up the basement stair one step at a time.

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3. Recovered and recycled

Refrigerant units go to certified recovery; the metal goes to a recycler.

Baltimore Appliances We Haul Most

Basement Laundry

Washers and dryers that sat in the same damp corner for twenty years, finally replaced.

Water Heaters

The plumber installs the new tank and leaves the old one by the stair. We take it from there.

Dehumidifiers

Running nonstop in basements that stay damp, they wear out — and they hold refrigerant, so they need proper handling.

Kitchen Remodels

Range, dishwasher, fridge and microwave all at once, usually timed to the contractor’s demo day.

How to Get Rid of an Old Appliance in Baltimore

City bulk pickup takes appliances, within its limits.

City 311 Bulk

An appliance counts as one of three bulk items a month. You book through 311 at least four working days ahead and set it out for Saturday collection — which means getting a washer up from the basement yourself.

County Programs

Baltimore County and the other surrounding counties run their own collection and drop-off rules for appliances. Check with your county before hauling one out.

Retailer Haul-Away

Some stores remove the old unit when the new one is delivered, often for a fee and only for the same type of appliance.

JunkRabbit

Any appliance, from wherever it sits, carried out on the day you choose.

Appliance Removal FAQs

How much does appliance removal cost in Baltimore?

A standard refrigerator is $164, a side-by-side $183, a washer $133, a dryer $128, a tank water heater $131, and a dehumidifier $77.

Can you bring a washer up from the basement?

Yes. The crew straps it to a dolly and walks it up the stair. You don’t need to move it first.

Do I have to disconnect the appliance?

Unplug and empty it, and shut off any water line. Gas and hard-wired appliances need to be disconnected by a licensed technician before pickup.

Does the City take refrigerators?

Appliances can go out with city bulk trash as one of your three monthly items, booked through 311 and set out for the Saturday pickup.

Can you take an old water heater?

Yes, once it’s disconnected and drained. A tank unit is $131 and a tankless unit $90.

What happens to the refrigerant?

It’s recovered by a certified technician before the appliance is scrapped, as federal rules require.

Do you take a washer and dryer together?

Yes, on one trip and one quote. A stacked washer-dryer is $189.

Dead Washer in the Basement?

One photo, one flat price, and it comes up the stairs without you.

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