Washer & dryer pick up & disposal service
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Laundry day just got easier—let us handle the heavy lifting and responsible recycling of your old washer and dryer.
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The easiest way to clear out your laundry room
Dispose of your old washer and dryer machines without lifting a finger. At 1-800-GOT-JUNK?, we specialize in washing and drying machine disposal, making the process easy and hassle-free for you. Our washer and dryer pickup is reliable, with on-time service that fits your renovation schedule or upgrade plans.
How our washer and dryer disposal service works
In just 4 easy steps, you can reclaim your space, ready for endless possibilities.
Schedule appointment
- Book online or call us
- No deposit required
- Same-day service available
Get in-person estimate
- Two-person team
- Two-hour arrival window
- No obligation to proceed with the service
Watch us get to work
- Zero preparation needed
- We do all the heavy lifting
- We sweep up after
Responsible disposal
- Donation drop-off to local charities
- Recycling taken to local facilities
- We take care of all collecting and sorting
We take all types of washers and dryers
- Top-load washers
- Front-load washers
- Compact washers
- Top-load dryers
- Front-load dryers
- High-efficiency washers
- Compact dryers
- Stackable washers and dryer sets
- Laundry centers
- All-in-one laundry units
Responsible washer and dryer recycling
Hiring a professional team ensures your old laundry appliances are handled with care and responsibility. Whether you have a top-load washer, a front-load dryer, or a stacked unit, our junk removal professionals can get rid of them in a breeze. Our experienced crew will take your machines right from the laundry room, carefully lifting them out to ensure your walls and personal items remain undamaged.
We are committed to the environment; if your old appliances are in good condition, we aim to repurpose or donate them to local charities. For units that have reached the end of their life, we ensure they are taken to an appropriate facility where valuable metals and components can be sorted and recycled. Our all-inclusive pricing covers all lifting, loading, and environmental fees, so you never have to worry about the logistics of disposal.
How much does washer and dryer removal cost?
- Single washer or dryer: Check the single item section on our pricing page to see if an estimated price is available in your area. We have locations all across the United States, so chances are, we’re in your neighborhood!
- Multiple items: We price based on volume, which is the amount of space your junk takes up in the truck.
Why choose us?
We provide fast, full-service junk removal to keep your home clutter-free.
Convenience
We offer same-day service and flexible scheduling to fit your busy lifestyle.
Two-person team
A professional, licensed, and insured two-person team will arrive at your home in uniform, ready to handle all your junk removal needs.
No heavy lifting
We’ll handle all the lifting and loading, and even sweep up when we’re done, leaving your space spotless.
Free, no-obligation estimates
To make sure you get the most accurate price possible, we provide in-person estimates at your convenience.
Peace of mind
We give old items a new life by recycling the recyclables and donating the donatables to keep as much as possible out of the landfill.
24/7 phone support
Our customer service team is available 24/7 to answer any questions.
Frequently asked questions
How do you recycle washers and dryers?
A washer and dryer are important to recycle because they contain components made of easily repurposed and recycled materials such as metals and hard plastics.
To recycle your old washer and dryer, you’ll need to check with your local government recycling facility where the dropoff location is for appliances to start.
Once you know where it’s going, it’s time to remove the washer and dryer from your home. If you're capable of doing this yourself, the process may be straightforward. However, due to the size and weight of these appliances, professional assistance may be required.
Then, it’s time to haul your washer and dryer over to the local recycling facility you identified earlier to drop them off for recycling.
How do you safely remove a washer and dryer machines?
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to safely remove a washer and dryer.
Before starting, gather the necessary tools which include a screwdriver, adjustable wrench, and possibly a dolly.
- Disconnect the power. Safety should be your top priority when dealing with appliances. Before you start, ensure that the washer and dryer are unplugged from the electrical outlet.
- Turn off the water supply. Locate the water supply valve, which is usually near the washer, and turn it off. This prevents any water from flowing into the washer while you're removing it.
- Disconnect the water supply line. Use an adjustable wrench to disconnect this line. Be prepared for some water spillage - have a bucket and towels ready to catch and clean up any water that comes out.
- Disconnect the drain line. The drain line typically runs from the washer to either the wall or a laundry sink. Loosen the clamp holding the drain line in place and carefully remove the line. Again, be prepared for some water to come out.
- Remove the washer and dryer. Most washers and dryers are heavy and may require a dolly to move. Be careful not to pull too hard as there may be connections at the back.
By following these steps, you can safely remove washers and dryers from your home without causing damage to the units or surrounding structures. If you're unsure about any aspect of the removal process, call the professionals at 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. We’ve been helping with washing and drying machine recycling and disposal since 1989!
Can you put a washer and dryer out for curbside pickup?
Unfortunately, most local waste collection services will not accept large appliances like washers and dryers with standard curbside pickup.
Some cities offer bulk item pickup, including washer and dryer pickup under certain conditions. Your city may offer a scheduled pickup service, but it usually requires advanced notice and can be anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks before they will be there to pick up your old washer and dryer. You’ll also be responsible for safely disconnecting your washer and dryer and moving them out to the street on the pick up day. Washers and dryers can be quite heavy, so be careful and confident that you’re able to get them out of your home safely.
Want to never think about your old washer and dryer again by tomorrow? 1-800-GOT-JUNK? can ensure your washing and drying machines are out of your house ASAP without any extra work from you. Book your washer and dryer disposal online.
Don’t just take our word for it
Real customer reviews, typos and all ;)
Markel and Will came out and were amazing! They helped get rid of some hard stuff that we had trouble moving. They were super friendly and very professional and we would love for them to come back and help again when we need to get rid of some more junk in the future.
Antonio and Kevin were great to work with! They came out on a cold snowy evening and were so professional and kind! They were quick and hauled away items from our basement and other yard items. We were calling places to compare prices and they were the most responsive and fair company!
I needed some stuff picked up late on a Friday and 1-800-GOT-JUNK was able to make it happen in less than an hour. Holly showed up and loaded the truck up in no time at all. If you need something picked up with no hassle, give them a call.
Different appliance items we remove
A washer and dryer are important to recycle because they contain components made of easily repurposed and recycled materials such as metals and hard plastics.
To recycle your old washer and dryer, you’ll need to check with your local government recycling facility where the dropoff location is for appliances to start.
Once you know where it’s going, it’s time to remove the washer and dryer from your home. If you're capable of doing this yourself, the process may be straightforward. However, due to the size and weight of these appliances, professional assistance may be required.
Then, it’s time to haul your washer and dryer over to the local recycling facility you identified earlier to drop them off for recycling.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to safely remove a washer and dryer.
Before starting, gather the necessary tools which include a screwdriver, adjustable wrench, and possibly a dolly.
- Disconnect the power. Safety should be your top priority when dealing with appliances. Before you start, ensure that the washer and dryer are unplugged from the electrical outlet.
- Turn off the water supply. Locate the water supply valve, which is usually near the washer, and turn it off. This prevents any water from flowing into the washer while you're removing it.
- Disconnect the water supply line. Use an adjustable wrench to disconnect this line. Be prepared for some water spillage - have a bucket and towels ready to catch and clean up any water that comes out.
- Disconnect the drain line. The drain line typically runs from the washer to either the wall or a laundry sink. Loosen the clamp holding the drain line in place and carefully remove the line. Again, be prepared for some water to come out.
- Remove the washer and dryer. Most washers and dryers are heavy and may require a dolly to move. Be careful not to pull too hard as there may be connections at the back.
By following these steps, you can safely remove washers and dryers from your home without causing damage to the units or surrounding structures. If you're unsure about any aspect of the removal process, call the professionals at 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. We’ve been helping with washing and drying machine recycling and disposal since 1989!
Unfortunately, most local waste collection services will not accept large appliances like washers and dryers with standard curbside pickup.
Some cities offer bulk item pickup, including washer and dryer pickup under certain conditions. Your city may offer a scheduled pickup service, but it usually requires advanced notice and can be anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks before they will be there to pick up your old washer and dryer. You’ll also be responsible for safely disconnecting your washer and dryer and moving them out to the street on the pick up day. Washers and dryers can be quite heavy, so be careful and confident that you’re able to get them out of your home safely.
Want to never think about your old washer and dryer again by tomorrow? 1-800-GOT-JUNK? can ensure your washing and drying machines are out of your house ASAP without any extra work from you. Book your washer and dryer disposal online.