Refrigerators, washers, stoves, and more, carried out safely and recycled responsibly. Refrigerant handled for you.

Few household items fight back like a dead refrigerator. It weighs hundreds of pounds, it does not bend, and it takes one wrong turn to gouge a wall, crack a tile, or throw out a back. Washers and dryers are just as unforgiving on stairs, and anything with a sealed cooling system carries refrigerant that makes it illegal to dump or crush.
From kitchens to laundry rooms to garages, we take them all:
Single item or a full kitchen cleanout, the quote is free and confirmed before we start.
Refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners contain refrigerants: chemicals that are harmless while sealed inside, but harmful to the environment and illegal to release. Federal rules require these chemicals to be captured by trained professionals before the appliance is crushed or scrapped.
That is why Dallas will not pick up a fridge through bulky collection and why McCommas Bluff Landfill requires refrigerant to be removed, with Dallas-address proof, before they will accept one. We handle this step for you as part of every pickup: the refrigerant is recovered properly, the metal shell goes to certified appliance recyclers, and you never have to hire an HVAC technician or make a second trip. It is the complicated part of appliance disposal, made invisible to you.
Describe the appliances, or send photos, and get a firm price before we schedule.
Pick a time that works for you, including coordination with a new appliance delivery.
We disconnect standard hookups, protect floors and doorways, and dolly heavy units out from kitchens, laundry rooms, garages, or upstairs.
Dallas gives you options for old appliances, but the rules have sharp edges:
| Option | What to know |
|---|---|
| City bulky collection | Monthly collection accepts stoves, washers, dryers, and water heaters. It explicitly excludes anything containing refrigerant, so no fridges, freezers, or AC units. Request through 311 the week before your collection week. |
| Annual 311 exception | Dallas allows one 20-cubic-yard exception pickup per year through 311, useful for a major cleanout, but the refrigerant exclusion still applies. |
| McCommas Bluff self-haul | The landfill at 5100 Youngblood Road requires refrigerant to be removed from fridges and AC units before acceptance, plus proof of a Dallas address. You handle the heavy lifting and the drive. |
| Our pickup | We take every appliance including refrigerant units, disconnect standard hookups, carry from any room, and handle the recovery and recycling. One call, no 311 request, no truck rental. |
Getting a fridge out of a Uptown tower or a third-floor walk-up in Knox-Henderson takes planning, and it is work we do regularly:
A washer that runs fine or a stove that still heats is too good to scrap. We route clean, working appliances to Dallas-area donation partners, and you can request a donation receipt for your records. It keeps good machines in service for families who need them, and it keeps them out of the waste stream.
Units that are dead, damaged, or unsafe are not donation candidates, and we will tell you honestly which category yours falls into. Those go to certified appliance recyclers, where steel, copper, and other metals are recovered. Either way, nothing usable goes to waste on our watch.
Serving Dallas and nearby communities including Knox-Henderson, Lower Greenville, Lake Highlands, North Dallas, and the Park Cities.