Service · Appliance removal
Appliance pickups, single item through a small kitchen pull.
We pull fridges, washers, dryers, ranges, water heaters, and hot tubs for Reno homeowners, realtors staging a listing, and contractors clearing a reno. Single item ≈ 1/8 truck; multi-item up to 1/4. The price locks in writing before the truck rolls.
What we haul
Six categories. Pulled, loaded, and routed before the crew leaves.
Every appliance pickup follows the same routine: confirm the disconnect, pull and carry through the doorway without scarring the floor, sort to Habitat ReStore or to a Washoe County licensed transfer station, and load. The price is locked on the booking email before the truck rolls.
Top-freezer, side-by-side, French-door, garage fridge, a standalone freezer or a wine fridge. Disconnected; refrigerant-bearing units go to a Washoe County licensed transfer station and never to the curb.
Stacked or side-by-side, top-load or front-load, gas dryer disconnected at the line. Working units route to Habitat ReStore with a donation receipt.
Freestanding gas or electric, a slide-in, a wall oven, a cooktop pulled during a kitchen demo. Gas ranges disconnected at the shutoff before the crew leaves.
Tank or tankless, gas or electric, thirty, forty, or fifty gallon. Drained and carried before the truck loads; metal drum routes to scrap if the homeowner wants it removed.
Inflatable, hard-shell, or built-in acrylic shell. Drained on-site where access allows; otherwise pumped, broken down, and hauled in sections so the deck and the yard stay intact.
Over-range microwave, dishwasher, garbage disposal, a trash compactor, or a stacked washer/dryer closet unit. Pulled and carried; the countertop stays clean for the install crew walking in after us.
Sample pricing
Two steps. One standard item or a small pull.
The numbers below are the actual starting prices on /pricing — pulled from the same locked quote config the calculator uses, so the step you see here is the step on the booking email.
Starting price
$89.00
Single item — fridge, washer, dryer, range, or water heater
Single items · A few boxes
Starting price
$149.00
Multi-item pull (2-3 standard units) or a single hot tub
Couch or mattress + small piles
Full breakdown on /pricing. If the volume lands between two steps, we hold the lower step the same way we do for every other haul.
Where the unit goes
Working units to ReStore. Refrigerant-bearing units to Washoe County. Everything else bookable today.
Standard ranges, dryers, and washers — bookable today.
Standard white-goods stay immediately bookable through the calculator; no extra coordination, no special routing. Pulled, loaded, and gone the same day; pricing locked on the booking email.
Working units route to Habitat ReStore with a donation receipt.
Any appliance still in working condition goes to Habitat for Humanity ReStore before it reaches the transfer station. The donation receipt arrives in the end-of-job packet — useful for a move-out, a probate filing, or a homeowner’s charitable-contribution record.
Refrigerant-bearing units go to Washoe County licensed transfer stations.
Refrigerators, freezers, window A/C units, and anything with a compressor. Recovered before transport and disposed of at Washoe County licensed transfer stations — never to the curb. A short NDEP BSMM hauler-language reference applies where regulated components are present.
NDEP BSMM hauler language
Where regulated waste matters, we follow the NDEP BSMM hauler-language rules.
NDEP BSMM is the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection’s universal-waste handling standard — it covers mercury-bearing components (older thermostats, relays, switches in vintage appliances) that turn up on intentional tear-outs and older commercial gear. A standard household fridge left at the curb doesn’t trigger the rule, but a reno pull or a multi-unit commercial pickup can. We already work under that standard as a junk hauler in Nevada; property managers dealing with mixed-property tear-outs can read the specifics on /faq.
Ready to schedule
Lock the price in writing. Hold a slot that fits your day.
Build the quote on the calculator or send the address and a few photos. We will reply the same day with the truck-load step, the starting price, and the slot we can hold — single item or a small pull, whichever fits the calendar.
Three questions we hear
From Reno homeowners, realtors, and contractors every week.
Anything not answered here — call or email. A real person picks up during business hours.
My fridges still have refrigerant in them — is that a problem?
No. Refrigerant-bearing units (fridges, freezers, window A/C) are recovered and routed to a Washoe County licensed transfer station. We do not put them at the curb and we do not charge a separate refrigerant fee.
Can a single fridge really be a 1/8 truck job?
Yes — one standard white-goods item (fridge, washer, dryer, range, water heater) is a 1/8 step. Two or three standard units, or a mini hot tub, is the 1/4 step. The calculator prints whatever step the count lands in; if it lands between two, we hold the lower one.
Can you coordinate with my contractor’s schedule?
Yes. Realtors staging a listing and contractors pulling units during a reno get the same emergency-slot treatment as /post-renovation — call before Friday noon for a weekend slot, ask for a same-day window if the punch list overruns.