Appliance Removal in Orange County
You Call We Haul Junk
New appliance coming, or the old one finally quit? We haul away refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves and other heavy appliances from homes across Orange County. They're awkward, heavy and easy to scratch a floor with, so let us handle them. Text a photo to (714) 497-5823 for a free estimate.
What We Haul
Refrigerators and garage fridges
Chest freezers and upright freezers
Washing machines and dryers
Stoves, ranges and wall ovens
Dishwashers
Microwaves and range hoods
Water heaters
Window AC units and portable ACs
Wine coolers and mini fridges
Got an old fridge out in the garage that hasn't run in years? That's one of the most common calls we get.
Before We Arrive
A little prep makes the pickup faster:
Unplug it and empty it. Take food out of fridges and freezers, and clothes out of washers and dryers.
Shut off water and gas. For washers, dishwashers and water heaters, turn off the water supply. For gas dryers and stoves, the gas line should be shut off and capped by you or a qualified pro before we come. If it's still hooked up, tell us when you book.
Defrost if you can. Unplug freezers the day before so they don't leak on the way out.
How It Works
1. Text us a photo. Send a picture to (714) 497-5823 and tell us where the appliance is: kitchen, laundry room, garage or upstairs. We'll reply with a free estimate.
2. Schedule a time. Our crews work Monday through Friday, 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Call, text or book online. We donate and recycle what we can.
3. We carry it out. We bring the dolly and the muscle, take it out carefully to protect your floors and door frames, and haul it away.
Where We Serve
We remove appliances throughout Orange County, CA, from our home base in Orange to Anaheim, Santa Ana, Irvine, Tustin, Orange Park Acres, Yorba Linda, Garden Grove, Westminster and Fountain Valley. If you're in Orange County, we can get to you.
Questions
Q: Can you take an appliance from the garage or backyard?
A: Yes. We pick up from wherever it sits, including garages, side yards and back patios.
Q: Will you take an appliance that still works?
A: Yes. Working or broken, we'll haul it away.
Q: Do you disconnect gas appliances?
A: Gas lines should be shut off and capped before we arrive. If you're not sure how, have a plumber or your gas company take care of it first, then we'll do the hauling.
Q: Can you take more than one appliance at once?
A: Sure. Kitchen remodels often mean a fridge, stove and dishwasher all going together, and we can take them in one trip.