Appliance Removal and Haul-Away in Hemet, CA

Appliances We Haul

RESPONSIBLE DISPOSAL

Where Your Old Appliance Actually Goes

Appliances are mostly metal, and metal gets recycled, not landfilled. We take refrigerant-containing units to facilities equipped to handle them properly, and scrap the rest through local metal recyclers. If your appliance still works, we’ll donate it locally instead of scrapping it.

Note that the City of Hemet’s free bulk pickup program through CR&R does accept some appliances on a scheduled pickup day, if your item isn’t urgent, that’s a no-cost option worth checking first. We’ll tell you honestly when that’s the better fit.

✔  Same-day and next-day pickup available across Hemet.

✔  We disconnect the unit ourselves, no need to call a separate technician first.

✔  Flat pricing given before we arrive, no surprise fees for going up stairs or through tight hallways.

✔  Refrigerant units handled and disposed of properly, not just dumped.

✔  Working appliances go to local donation instead of the scrap yard when possible.

How much does it cost to remove an appliance in Hemet?

It depends on the appliance and how it needs to be accessed, a single fridge on a ground floor costs less than several units from an upstairs apartment. We’ll give you a flat price before we schedule anything.

Do I need to disconnect the appliance myself first?

No, we handle disconnecting water lines, gas lines, and power cords as part of the removal. Just let us know what type of appliance it is when you book.

Does the City of Hemet pick up old appliances for free?

The city’s bulk pickup program through CR&R does accept some appliances on a scheduled date, within a limited number of items per year. If you’re not in a hurry, that’s worth checking first, we’ll tell you honestly if it fits your situation.

Can you remove appliances from an upstairs apartment or a tight space?

Yes. We’re set up to safely maneuver heavy appliances through hallways, staircases, and tight doorways without damaging your walls or floors.

What happens to the refrigerant in old refrigerators and AC units?

It’s handled and disposed of through facilities equipped for that, refrigerant is never just vented or dumped with the rest of the scrap.

Can you remove multiple appliances at once, like during a kitchen remodel?

Yes, we regularly clear out entire kitchens or laundry rooms during remodels. Pricing is based on total volume, so multiple appliances in one visit is often more efficient than separate trips.

Do you take working appliances too, not just broken ones?

Yes. If you’re upgrading and the old unit still works, we’ll take it to a local donation center instead of scrapping it, so it can still be useful to someone.