Do you take refrigerators in Indianapolis?

Yes — all sizes, from mini-fridges to commercial double-door units. EPA Freon recovery is included and itemized.

How much to remove a washer and dryer?

Typically $129–$179 for the pair, including disconnection and curbside roll-out. Stackable units that need separation are slightly more.

Will you take my old water heater?

Yes, both gas and electric. We drain, disconnect, and haul. Gas units must be safely capped before we arrive (or we can coordinate a plumber referral).

Indianapolis

$79–$249 per appliance

Price Lock Guarantee

Appliance Removal in Indianapolis

Refrigerators, washers, dryers, dishwashers, and water heaters from any floor in Indianapolis. Freon-containing appliances (fridges, freezers, AC units) carry a mandatory EPA recovery fee that we pass through at cost — we never markup the surcharge.

Price Lock Guarantee

Your AI photo quote is your final price. No on-site upcharges, ever.

On-Time Promise

We arrive in your booked window or take $20 off — automatically.

Responsible Disposal

Donate first, recycle second, landfill last. 60%+ kept out of dumps.

What we take

Refrigerators, freezers, mini-fridges
Washers, dryers, stackable units
Dishwashers, ranges, ovens, microwaves
Water heaters (gas and electric)
Window AC units, dehumidifiers, AC condensers

How it works

1Photo + a note on whether it has Freon
2AI prices it including the EPA fee if applicable
3We disconnect, dolly it out, and load it
4Working units are tested and donated; non-working go to a metal recycler

Indiana surcharge note: Freon recovery is a $35–$50 EPA fee per appliance. Non-Freon appliances have no surcharge.

Where your stuff actually goes

We're a junk hauler with a recycling-first conscience. Every load gets sorted at our yard before anything touches a landfill.

40%

1.Donated

Working furniture, appliances, and household goods go to local Indianapolis charities — Goodwill, Habitat ReStore, St. Vincent de Paul.

20%

2.Recycled

Metal, e-waste, mattresses, and clean construction debris are routed to Indy recyclers and material-recovery facilities.

40%

3.Landfilled (last)

Only what nobody can use lands at Southside Landfill — with all Indiana surcharges paid in full.

Diversion rates are estimates based on our internal sort logs. Hazardous items (paint, propane, chemicals) are routed separately to Marion County HHW — never landfilled.