No matter how careful we are, appliances give out. Whether it's from old age or wear and tear the time comes when we have to replace the appliances that play a critical role in our day to day lives. Don't throw your back out removing that old refrigerator. Let the pros with the right equipment and know-how take care of it for you.
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How Does Pickup Work:
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Call or text to discuss your needs.
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Send detailed pictures or arrange an in-person visit to receive an obligation-free quote.
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Accept the quote and pick a day that works for your schedule.
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On the day of we will arrive on time to remove and load up your old appliances.
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How Much Does Appliance Removal Cost?
Appliance removal starts at our minimum job price. The more appliances you have, the greater bulk discount you may receive. However, pricing is ultimately determined by factors such as item type, size, weight, disassembly, and the overall complexity of the job. Whatever your needs, we aim to deliver efficient service that meets your needs while respecting your budget.​
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What Type of Appliances Do You Take?
Carolina Junk Pros offers comprehensive appliance pickup and removal services. Here are some of the more common appliances that we remove.​
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Deep Freezer
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Dishwasher
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Dryer
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HVAC Unit
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Microwave
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Mini Fridge
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Refrigerator
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Stove
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Washer
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Water Tank
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And Much More
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How Quickly Can You Come?
If one of our teams is in your area and we have the truck space or flexibility within our schedule, same day services are possible. However, for the most part, appliance removal can be completed within 24-72 hours after you call or text.​
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​Recycle, don't waste!
Carolina Junk Pros prioritizes sustainability and community support. Unlike other companies, we do not trash everything. If your appliance is still in working order we will donate to places like Habitat for Humanity. For appliances on their last legs, we often try to recycle or scrap them. For items with freon or other potentially harmful substances - we take them to the county landfill where they are responsibly disposed of.
Commercial Appliance Removal
There are no exclusions to where we pick up appliances from. While the majority of appliance removal takes place in residential homes we also facilitate commercial appliance removal.
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Restaurants - broken or outdated kitchen appliances
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Laundromats - commercial washing machines and dryers.
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Retail Stores - returns or old floor models
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Warehouse/ Offices - break room appliances and vending machines.
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Hospitals - old medical equipment.
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How Can I Get Rid Of Old Appliances
It doesn't always make sense to hire a junk removal company. Whether you are constrained by budget or willing to break a sweat there are multiple options to dispose of them yourself.
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Never Do It Alone - No matter how much you have been going to the gym NEVER attempt to move appliances alone.
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Proper Equipment - Some appliances are heavy. If you feel like you don't have enough hands, rent or purchase dollies or hand trucks. They make moving heavy items much easier. Always check the weight rating before usage.
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Prep Appliance for Removal - If you have a freezer or refrigerator defrost before removing to avoid leaking throughout the home. For other appliances disconnect from power and water. Make sure to turn the water off before connecting any water lines.
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Prep Home - If you are worried about scuffs or bumps, wrap the corners or any sharp edges of the appliances to prevent hard contact. You can also put down old cardboard boxes (many stores will be happy to give you free cardboard boxes) or old linens to protect your floors.
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Disposal - Many municipalities have curbside pickup for bulk items and white goods. If yours doesn't you will have to dispose of the appliance yourself. At a bare minimum, you will need to own, borrow, or rent a pickup truck to do this. If the appliance is still working you can donate it. If not look for the closest recycling center to you that accepts your appliance. If you want to make a few bucks, you can take it to a scrap yard. Lastly, you can take it to your county landfill (and usually) dump it for free if you are a resident.
