Services
What we haul
A dead fridge in the garage, a washer that quit mid-cycle, the old stove the new one replaced. Big appliances are heavy and awkward, and a fridge can't just go out with the trash. We carry them out and take them where they belong.
Refrigerators, chest and upright freezers, washers, dryers and stoves. One appliance is a normal pickup, and so is a garage with three of them lined up against the wall.
Tell us in the quote form if anything is still hooked up to water, a drain line or gas. We'd rather know before the day than find out in the laundry room.
Why a fridge needs extra care
Refrigerators and freezers hold refrigerant, and it can't be let out into the air. The EPA's disposal rules put the job on the last stop in the chain. For household fridges, freezers and window air conditioners, the final person in the disposal chain, such as a scrap metal recycler or a landfill, is responsible for making sure the refrigerant is recovered before the appliance is disposed of. That's why a fridge never goes in with a regular load of household trash.
In Brevard, the Central Disposal Facility in Cocoa and the Sarno Road landfill in Melbourne both list white goods, meaning large appliances, as accepted. The Titusville Transfer Station lists them as prohibited, so a fridge from north Brevard still heads south to Cocoa.
Getting it ready
Empty the fridge and freezer a day or two ahead. Spoiled food in a sealed box is the worst part of this job for everybody, and a full freezer can leak as it thaws. Prop the doors open once it's empty so it dries out.
Washers often hold water in the drum and hoses. Running a drain cycle before pickup keeps it off your floor. Pricing still goes by trailer space, and if an appliance needs extra handling we tell you before you book.
