Replacing appliances is nothing someone looks forward to. Sure, you get to play with something brand new. And picking out a state of the art refrigerator or washer can have its own appeal but the difficulties truly come with an old appliance breaking down and having to dispose of it. You have the good and the bad, but what if you didn’t have to deal with the messier parts of the trade-off. 

If the appliance you’ve been using has finally seen its last legs and is past the point of repair, you need it taken away. Letting it clutter up your life will only make the transition more difficult and more stressful. Your home can’t afford to have a large piece of defunct machinery just sitting around. Few homes have the space for it and even if your home does it can still be a major inconvenience to work around day to day. We think it is much wiser to plan on the removal of your appliance before you arrange its replacement.

What is the best way to remove the non-serviceable appliance from your home or property? Appliances are large and cumbersome, so we don’t recommend trying to transport or dispose of the item yourself. The most cost-effective, perhaps, but the mistake that many people often make their first time removing large appliances. Not only do you risk destroying your property, but trying to maneuver the object without the know-how can also result in serious injury. Like any other difficult task, it is best to leave the disposal to those with training. Professional disposal services, like our own, will make sure that you aren’t the one taking the risk, and that when we take it we understand the risk we are taking. 

You may be tempted by the convenience of having the business that you buy the new appliance from take away your old one. Many larger chains offer this as an extra service, along with an extra charge, but it is rarely worth it in both regards. This is an extra to these businesses, not a professional choice but something that they added as an addition to encourage you to use their service for their entirety of their transaction. This afterthought, though, means they are unprepared for what it takes to dispose of your broken down appliance. Their workforce is untrained and inexperienced and you allow them to into your home or onto your property is a risk you won’t have to take when you work with us.

Put your garbage in our hands. We know that hiring someone to take out the trash may be thought of as something relatively simple, but when it comes to heavy, cumbersome appliances then we cannot stress enough the need for professional disposal. Hiring someone with less experience will only lead to more stress and difficulty for you. We got into this business to make disposal easier for our friends, neighbors, and everyone in our community. That is why we do what we do. Don’t strain yourself, let us worry about the junk.