WASHER & DRYER REMOVAL
LONG ISLAND, NY

Washer and Dryer Removal Across Long Island

We remove washers and dryers of every type throughout Nassau and Suffolk counties — standard top-load and front-load units, stackable laundry centers, and combo washer-dryer units, whether they're in a kitchen, basement, closet, or dedicated laundry room.

Why Washer and Dryer Removal Needs Extra Care

Washers involve a water supply line and drain connection that need to be safely shut off and disconnected before the unit can be moved. Dryers are typically connected to either an electrical line or, for gas models, a gas line that may need to be capped by a licensed plumber depending on the setup. Beyond the connections, both appliances are heavy and awkward — a washer's water pump and drum assembly add substantial weight, and stackable units require careful handling to separate and move as two pieces rather than one. Our crew handles the physical disconnection and hauling; for gas dryer lines specifically, we'll let you know if a licensed plumber needs to cap the line first.

Our Washer and Dryer Removal Process

1. Tell us the setup. Let us know if it's a standard pair, a stackable unit, or a gas or electric dryer.
2. Upfront quote. Pricing reflects the number of units and any access challenges like stairs or tight laundry closets.
3. Safe disconnection. Our crew handles water and electrical disconnection; gas line capping may require a licensed plumber in advance.
4. Careful hauling. Units are moved out with appliance dollies and proper technique to avoid damage to floors and walls.
5. Recycling. Metal components are recycled through certified facilities per our recycling practices.

What Affects Washer and Dryer Removal Pricing

Pricing depends on whether you're removing a single unit or a pair, along with access factors like tight laundry closets, stairs, or basement stairwells common in older Long Island homes. Stackable units sometimes take slightly more time to separate and remove than standard side-by-side pairs, which is reflected in the quote.

Common Situations We Handle

Upgrading to new appliances. A new washer and dryer delivered but the old set still sitting in the laundry room.

Broken units. A washer or dryer that's stopped working still needs to be physically removed, condition doesn't matter.

Renovations. Laundry room remodels often involve removing old units before new ones go in, timed around your contractor's schedule.

Rental turnover. Units left behind by a previous tenant, common in our eviction cleanout and rental property cleanout work.

Serving Nassau and Suffolk Counties

We provide washer and dryer removal throughout Long Island, with crews experienced in the tight laundry closets and basement stairwells common in older homes across the area. Same-day and next-day appointments are frequently available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you disconnect the water and electrical lines?
Yes, our crew handles water and electrical disconnection as part of the service. Gas dryer lines may need to be capped by a licensed plumber beforehand — we'll advise you if that applies.

Can you remove a stackable washer-dryer unit?
Yes, our crew is experienced in safely separating and removing stackable laundry units.

Do you take broken or leaking units?
Yes, condition doesn't affect whether we can remove a washer or dryer.

Can you remove units from a basement laundry room?
Yes, our crew comes equipped with appliance dollies and the manpower needed to navigate basement stairs safely.

Washer and Dryer Removal is one of our most requested services on Long Island. Learn more on the main item removal services hub page, or see our full list of junk removal services.