Appliance Removal in
San Francisco

A dead fridge in a third-floor Victorian or a washer-dryer in a Sunset garage — we disconnect it, carry it down the stairs or off the hill, and send it to metal recycling with the refrigerant handled to code. Flat $221 for a fridge, no hill surcharge.

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How appliance removal works in SF

1 · Send a photo

The appliance and the access — stairs, hill, garage, elevator. Flat price back fast.

2 · We disconnect

Basic disconnection handled (a plumber cuts gas lines). For a tower we file the COI and book the elevator.

3 · Carry & recycle

Down the stairs or hill, into the truck, off to metal recycling with refrigerant handled.

How much does appliance removal cost in San Francisco?

Flat, photo-quoted before anyone shows up. Disconnection, the stair-carry, and recycling are included.

ItemFlat price
Refrigerator$221
Refrigerator (large)$246
Washer$179
Dryer$172
Dishwasher$147
Water heater$176
Window AC$107

$95 minimum. Disconnection, stair-carry, hill staging, and metal recycling included — no per-flight or hill surcharge.

Why Recology won't take your fridge

Refrigerators, freezers, and ACs hold refrigerant that has to be handled to EPA and California standards, so they're not curbside trash, and Recology's couple of free bulky pickups a year won't carry a dead appliance down from a third-floor flat for you. We do the disconnection, the carry down the Victorian stairs or off the hill, and route the unit to a recycler that recovers the refrigerant and the metal. Washers, dryers, dishwashers, and water heaters are routine too.

Appliances we haul

Built for SF's stairs, hills, and garages

An appliance is heavy and unforgiving on a Victorian staircase or a steep grade. We bring the people and straps to get a fridge down four no-elevator floors in the Mission, off a Nob Hill grade, or out a reserved freight elevator with a Certificate of Insurance on file in a SoMa or Mission Bay tower — and we load from the garage where there is one. A top-floor unit costs the same as the ground floor.

Why San Francisco picks us for appliances

What SF customers say

★★★★★

"Dead fridge down three flights of a Mission Victorian. They disconnected it, carried it down, recycled it. Flat price."

— Raymond K., Mission
★★★★★

"Old washer and a spare garage freezer in the Outer Richmond. Easy load, fair flat price, done in a half hour."

— Helen T., Outer Richmond
★★★★★

"Water heater swap left the old tank in the way. Same-day pickup, handled the stairs, gone."

— Contractor, Bernal Heights

Appliance removal questions

How much does appliance removal cost in San Francisco?

Flat: fridge $221, washer $179, dryer $172, water heater $176. $95 minimum, disconnection and recycling included.

Do you disconnect it?

Yes — basic disconnection handled; a plumber cuts any gas line. No doors-off required.

Is the refrigerant handled?

Yes — to EPA and California standards, then the metal is recycled.

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