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Appliances are among the heaviest, most awkward items homeowners ever need to move, which makes appliance removal one of the most requested pieces of our junk removal services across Long Island. A refrigerator can weigh 250 pounds or more. A washer or dryer isn't much lighter, and both are built with flat, slippery surfaces that make them genuinely difficult to grip and carry safely. On top of the physical challenge, many appliances contain materials — refrigerants, motor oils, electrical components — that require proper handling to dispose of responsibly, not something most households are equipped to manage on their own.
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Appliance removal is part of our complete Item Removal Services on Long Island. Greene Group Construction removes refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, electronics, furniture, and other large unwanted items throughout Nassau and Suffolk County.
If you have multiple bulky items ready for pickup, explore our complete Item Removal Services available across Long Island.
We remove appliances of every type from homes and businesses throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties, handling disconnection, hauling, and disposal or recycling from start to finish.
If you're replacing an entire kitchen's worth of appliances during a renovation, our construction debris removal service may also be relevant for clearing out old cabinetry, flooring, and other renovation waste at the same time.
Appliances aren't just heavy — several types require specific handling before they can be legally and safely disposed of. Refrigerators and freezers, along with some air conditioning units, contain refrigerants that are regulated under EPA guidelines and must be properly recovered before the unit is scrapped or recycled. Improperly discarding these units can result in refrigerant leaks, which are both an environmental hazard and, in many jurisdictions, an illegal disposal method. Washers, dryers, and dishwashers involve electrical and sometimes gas connections that need to be safely disconnected before the unit can be moved at all.
Beyond the technical handling, there's the simple physical challenge of getting a 250-pound refrigerator out of a kitchen, down a hallway, possibly down a flight of stairs, and into a truck without damaging floors, walls, doorframes, or the people doing the lifting. This is exactly the kind of job that benefits from a trained crew with the right equipment, like appliance dollies and moving straps, rather than a DIY approach with a couple of friends and a pickup truck.
Pricing depends on the type and number of appliances, along with access factors like stairs and distance to the truck. A single microwave costs far less to remove than a refrigerator, and removing a full set of kitchen appliances during a renovation costs more than a single washer pickup. Appliances requiring refrigerant recovery, like refrigerators and some AC units, may involve a modest additional step in the process, which is reflected in the quote we provide before starting.
Kitchen upgrades. New appliances delivered but the old ones are still sitting in your kitchen or garage? We'll remove them, often timed around your delivery schedule.
Broken or non-functional appliances. A refrigerator that stopped cooling or a dryer that stopped heating still needs to be physically removed even though it no longer works — we handle these the same as functioning units.
Renovations. Kitchen and laundry room remodels almost always involve removing old appliances before new ones go in. We can time pickups around your contractor's schedule.
Rental and estate situations. Appliances left behind in a rental unit after a tenant moves out, or found in an inherited property, are common items in our eviction cleanout and estate cleanout jobs.
Commercial equipment. Restaurants, offices, and other businesses replacing refrigeration units, dishwashers, or break room appliances can rely on our commercial junk removal service for larger-scale or recurring needs.
Refrigerators, freezers, and many air conditioning units contain refrigerant chemicals that are harmful to the environment if released improperly. Federal regulations require refrigerant to be recovered by a certified technician before these units are scrapped, crushed, or otherwise disposed of. This isn't a step that can be skipped legally, and it isn't something most households have the equipment or certification to handle themselves. When you work with us for refrigerator or AC removal, this step is built into our process, so you don't need to arrange it separately or worry about compliance.
We provide appliance removal throughout Long Island for homeowners, landlords, property managers, and businesses. Our crews are experienced with the access challenges common to Long Island homes, from tight kitchen doorways to basement laundry rooms reached by narrow stairwells. Same-day and next-day appointments are frequently available for single appliance pickups, and we coordinate directly with contractors and renovation crews when appliance removal is part of a larger project timeline.
Do you disconnect appliances, or do I need to do that first?
Our crew handles disconnection for water and electrical lines. Gas line disconnection may require a licensed plumber depending on the setup — we'll advise you if that's the case before the appointment.
Do you take appliances that are broken or non-functional?
Yes, condition doesn't matter for removal purposes. Whether an appliance works perfectly or stopped functioning years ago, we can remove and dispose of it.
Can you remove appliances from a second floor or basement?
Yes. Our crew comes equipped with appliance dollies and the manpower needed to navigate stairs safely, though access does factor into the overall quote.
What happens to the refrigerant in my old fridge?
It's recovered by a certified process before the unit is recycled or disposed of, in compliance with EPA regulations.
Do you remove multiple appliances at once, like a full kitchen renovation?
Yes, this is a common request, and we price it based on the total number and type of appliances involved.
Appliances are mostly made of steel, copper, and other metals that have real scrap value and are highly recyclable when processed correctly. Rather than sending old refrigerators, washers, and dryers straight to a landfill, we route them through recycling facilities that break units down into their component materials. Steel and copper are recovered and recycled, while other materials are disposed of according to local regulations. This is part of the same recycling commitment described on our recycling page, and it applies to appliance removal just as much as it does to furniture, electronics, and construction debris.
You don't need to do much to prepare for an appliance pickup, but a few small steps can help things go smoothly. Empty refrigerators and freezers of any remaining food and defrost them if possible ahead of time, since a fully frozen unit is heavier and messier to move. Clear a path from the appliance to the door if there are obstacles like furniture or boxes in the way. Beyond that, our crew handles everything else, including disconnection where applicable, lifting, and hauling.
Do you remove commercial kitchen equipment?
Yes, in addition to standard household appliances, we handle commercial refrigeration units, ovens, and other kitchen equipment for restaurants and businesses. See our commercial junk removal page for more on business-focused service.
Can you remove a built-in appliance, like a wall oven or built-in dishwasher?
Yes, though built-in units sometimes require additional disconnection or removal steps compared to freestanding appliances. Let us know the type when booking so we can plan accordingly.
Do you offer same-day appliance pickup?
Often, yes, particularly for single appliance removals. Call or book online to check what's available on our schedule.
What if I have several old appliances stored in a garage or basement?
This is a common situation, especially when appliances are replaced over time and the old units get pushed aside rather than disposed of. We can remove multiple appliances in a single visit, priced based on the total volume involved.
Appliance Removal is one of our most requested services on Long Island. Learn more on the main junk removal Long Island hub page, or see our full list of junk removal services.
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