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Richmond’s local hauling crew

Appliance Removal in Richmond, VA

Fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves. We disconnect, carry out, and handle the Freon rules and the county fee. One price.

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  • Owner-Run Crewbased in Richmond
  • Upfront Pricingbefore we start
  • Donation Pickupask about your items
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Local crew. Heavy lifting handled. Price agreed before we start.

Illustrative scene: an old white refrigerator beside a disconnected washing machine on a covered utility porch, red brick wall, morning light
Rated 5 starsby Richmond neighbors. Read their stories
  • Pickup Schedulingcall for availability
  • Owner-Run Crewbased in Richmond
  • Upfront Pricingbefore we start
  • Donation Pickupask about your items

Make room for what’s next

What we take

Here’s what we can help with on a appliance removal job. Tell us about your items and we’ll confirm the details.

  • Refrigerators and freezers
  • Washers and dryers
  • Stoves, ranges and ovens
  • Dishwashers
  • Water heaters
  • Window AC units and dehumidifiers
  • Microwaves and small appliances

Real Salem jobs

Less junk.
More room for life.

It’s easier to picture a clear space when you’ve seen one. See the before and after from our own work.

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Furniture, storage bins and an office chair gathered in a garage
Before
The same garage with the furniture and bins removed, leaving shelving and building materials
After

Furniture and bulky items are removed, opening up the garage floor. Shelving and stored materials remain.

Bags, bulky household items and debris beside a tank in a crawl space
Before
The same crawl space with bulky clutter removed and the tank still in place
After

Bulky clutter is cleared from the crawl space. The tank remains in place.

Furniture, boards and loose items filling the aisle of a walk-in attic
Before
The same attic with a cleared center aisle and items retained on shelving
After

Furniture and loose items are cleared from the center aisle, with stored items remaining on the shelves.

Boxes, bags and loose debris on the floor beneath a low attic roof
Before
The same low attic with the debris removed and floorboards visible
After

Boxes and loose debris are removed from beneath the sloped roof, revealing the attic floor.

Boxes, containers and bulky items piled on a tarp beside a patio fence
Before
The same patio with the pile removed and the blue tarp still present
After

The pile is removed from the patio. The blue tarp remains beside the fence.

Pallets, boards and bagged debris piled in a wooden fenced corner
Before
The same fenced corner with the pallets, boards and bags removed
After

Bulky debris is removed from the corner, leaving the ground visible.

A wooden playset with a tower and slide on an open lawn
Before
The same open lawn with the playset removed
After

An old playset, taken down and cleared away.

An old wooden playset in a fenced backyard
Before
The same fenced yard with the playset removed
After

A fenced backyard, with the old playset removed.

Cardboard, lumber and household debris piled against a metal shed
Before
The same shed wall with the debris pile removed
After

A shed-side pile, cleared back to usable space.

A dumpster enclosure overflowing with bagged trash and loose debris
Before
The same dumpster enclosure with the loose trash removed
After

An overflowing dumpster enclosure, cleared out.

From the first call to the final sweep

You point. We take it from there.

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  1. 01

    Tell us what needs to go

    Share your items, ZIP code and any stairs or tight access. We’ll discuss the job and pickup availability.

  2. 02

    Know the price first

    The load, material and access affect your quote. Agree to the price before any lifting starts.

    How Pricing Works
  3. 03

    Get your space back

    Our crew handles the lifting, loading and haul-away. Ask about donation options for items that can be used again.

The details, before we arrive

Appliance Removal, without the guesswork.

What to expect, how to prepare, and options for the things you’re ready to let go.

How appliance removal works

Text a photo and tell us where it is: kitchen, basement, garage, second floor. We send back one price that includes the carry, the Freon handling and whatever your county charges to accept it.

Empty the appliance and unplug it before we arrive. If it is a fridge or freezer, leave the door open the night before so it is dry. We disconnect the water line on a washer or an ice maker, dolly it out, and load it.

Donation may be an option for usable items, subject to the receiving organization accepting them. Discuss the destination when booking. Receipts are available only if the organization issues one.

The Freon rule

Refrigerators, freezers, window air conditioners and dehumidifiers contain refrigerant, and Virginia does not allow it to be vented. The county facilities handle those units separately and charge for it. We take them, we pay the fee, and it is in your price. You do not need to find someone to drain it first.

Where they go

Chesterfield’s convenience centers on Warbro Road and Landfill Drive, Henrico’s public use areas on Springfield Road and Charles City Road, and Richmond’s East Richmond Road center all accept appliances from haulers. We use the one nearest your address.

Appliance Removal questions

Do you take refrigerators with Freon?

Yes. Fridges, freezers, window units and dehumidifiers are handled as Freon appliances at the county facility, and that handling is in our price. You do not need to have it drained first.

Does the county charge for appliances?

Chesterfield charges $10 per appliance, or $15 with Freon, at its convenience centers. Henrico and Richmond have their own rules. Whatever the fee is for your address, it is already in the price we text you.

Can you get a fridge out of the basement?

Yes. We bring an appliance dolly and straps. Tell us the stairs and we plan for them.

Do you disconnect it?

Water lines and plugs, yes. Gas lines should be capped by a plumber or the gas company before we come. Hardwired units should be disconnected by an electrician.

Where we do appliance removal

Find pickup information and local details for your neighborhood. See the full service area.

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Why neighbors call us

What you get on every job, no matter the size.

  • Upfront pricing

    Tell us what needs to go. We confirm the price before work begins, including labor, hauling and disposal in Richmond.

    How Pricing Works

  • Owner on every job

    Two people, one truck, and the owner is one of them. Contact us for available pickup times in Richmond.

    About the Crew

  • Have something to donate?

    Tell us which items you hope to donate. We can discuss pickup options and what needs to be checked with the receiving organization.

    Where Your Junk Goes

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    Read what customers have shared about their experience with Salem Junk Removal.

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Get a appliance removal price

Tell us what needs to go and where it is. We reply with a firm price and pickup availability.

Prefer to talk? Call (804) 822-7662. Text a photo of the pile to the same number for the fastest quote.

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