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Need to get rid of an old refrigerator, washing machine, or dishwasher in Rocklin? Heavy appliances are difficult to move and cannot be placed on the curb. Our local family team handles the lifting, loading, and eco-friendly recycling of old appliances.
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Appliance removal is priced at a flat rate per item or based on total volume if combined with other junk. We offer clear, upfront quotes before loading.
View Detailed Pricing GridRefrigerators contain chemical refrigerants (Freon) that must be captured safely. We transport all fridges and AC units to certified recycling centers in Placer County that remove these coolants according to EPA regulations.
We ask that you disconnect water lines, gas lines, and electrical cables before we arrive. If you need assistance with standard electrical plugs or water hoses, our crew can assist.
Old washing machines, dryers, and commercial ranges are heavy and can cause back strains or scratch hardwood floors if moved incorrectly. Our team has the experience, dollies, and ramps needed to navigate tight hallways and stairs safely. We haul appliances from anywhere on your property—whether it's a second-floor laundry room, a basement, or out in the garage. We are fully insured, so your home is always protected.
Many older cooling appliances contain ozone-depleting substances. Simply throwing a refrigerator in a dumpster is illegal and harmful to the environment. We follow strict environmental standards, ensuring all appliances with refrigerants are handled by certified recovery facilities that safely remove and dispose of chemicals. The remaining metal is then crushed and recycled into new steel.
We service all neighborhoods in Rocklin, including Stanford Ranch, Whitney Oaks, Whitney Ranch, Sunset West, Clover Valley, and Old Town Rocklin. If you've just bought a new appliance and need the old one hauled away today, Chris and the boys are ready to help.
