Appliance Removal in Warrenville, IL
- What's included: disconnected-unit pickup, carry-out from any floor, loading, and haul-away — no dragging it to the curb.
- How fast: same-day or next-day slots are often available in Warrenville depending on the day's route.
- What it costs: appliance removal starts at our $150 minimum; larger or multiple units cost more.
- What we take: refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, ovens, dishwashers, microwaves, water heaters and A/C window units.
- How to book: call or text (331) 257-7173 for a free on-site quote and a two-hour arrival window.
Appliance removal fits best when a unit is dead, replaced, or in the way and you can't lift it down a staircase or fit it in a car. A full fridge or a water heater is heavy and awkward, and older refrigerators and window A/C units contain refrigerant that has to be handled properly — that's why many DuPage County transfer stations and curbside programs won't take them the ordinary way. We remove the unit from wherever it sits, including basements in older Albright and Warren Tavern homes or second-floor laundry areas in Stafford Place and Tanglewood.
Choose full appliance removal over a self-haul when the piece is too heavy for one or two people, when there are stairs or tight doorways, or when you simply don't want a trip to a drop-off. If you only have one small item and easy ground-floor access, a curbside grab may be cheaper — but note the $150 minimum applies to any single-item pickup here. Where our service pays off is the carry: getting a chest freezer up from a Riverwoods basement or a washer out of a Hidden Lakes townhome without scuffing walls or straining your back.
We cover all of Warrenville, from the townhomes near Cantera and Bristol Court to single-family streets around Sunrise Park and Cerland Centennial Park. Please have units disconnected and defrosted where possible before we arrive — turn off water lines on washers and dishwashers, and unplug and drain refrigerators or freezers so they're safe to move. If a unit still needs unhooking, mention it when you call so we plan the right window.
Working appliances in decent shape are set aside for donation or reuse where a suitable outlet exists; the rest go to metal recycling or proper disposal for refrigerant-bearing units. Pricing depends on the number of units, their weight, and how far we have to carry them — we confirm the exact figure on-site before any work starts, so you approve the price first.
📞 Call (331) 257-7173Appliance Removal pricing in Warrenville
| Single appliance pickup (minimum) | $150 |
| Refrigerator or freezer (refrigerant unit) | $150-$225 |
| Washer, dryer or dishwasher | $150-$200 |
| Two to three appliances together | $225-$375 |
| Multiple units / full-kitchen swap-out | $375+ (quoted on-site) |
Exact price confirmed free on-site before any work.
Appliance Removal — questions, answered
Do you take refrigerators and freezers in Warrenville?
Yes. We remove refrigerators and freezers throughout Warrenville, including refrigerant-bearing units that curbside programs won't accept. Defrost and empty them before pickup if you can, and we'll handle the carry-out and disposal.
Will you carry an appliance up from a basement in Warrenville?
Yes. We routinely carry washers, freezers and water heaters up from basements in older Warrenville neighborhoods like Albright and Riverwoods. Tell us about stairs or tight turns when you call so we bring the right crew and equipment.
How much does appliance removal cost in Warrenville?
Appliance removal in Warrenville starts at our $150 minimum for a single unit, with larger or multiple appliances costing more. The quote is a ballpark until we see the item and access — we confirm the exact price on-site before we begin.
Can you remove an old appliance same day in Warrenville?
Often, yes. Same-day and next-day appliance pickups are frequently available in Warrenville depending on the day's route. Call or text (331) 257-7173 and we'll give you the soonest window.
Do I need to disconnect the appliance before you arrive in Warrenville?
It helps if you can. In Warrenville we ask that washers and dishwashers have water lines shut off and refrigerators be unplugged and drained where possible. If a unit still needs unhooking, let us know when booking and we'll plan for it.