We remove most common household and commercial appliances, including refrigerators, freezers, washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, stoves, ranges, microwaves, water heaters, air conditioners, furnaces, and similar bulky appliances. Multiple appliances can also be removed during the same appointment.

No. Busby Junk Removal provides full-service appliance removal. Our crew can remove approved appliances from kitchens, laundry rooms, garages, basements, apartments, condos, offices, and other accessible areas of the property. You do not need to move the appliance to the curb or driveway first.

Appliances should generally be disconnected from electricity, water, gas, or other utility connections before removal. Our junk removal crews are not licensed plumbers, electricians, or gas technicians. If an appliance requires professional disconnection, that work should be completed before your scheduled pickup.

Yes. We remove refrigerators, freezers, air-conditioning units, and other refrigerant-containing appliances. These items require additional recycling and processing because they may contain refrigerants such as Freon, so an additional recycling surcharge may apply.

Most appliance removal is priced using Busby Junk Removal's volume-based pricing system. Standard junk removal currently starts at $159 for a minimum load and ranges up to $779 for a full truckload. Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and certain specialty appliances may have additional recycling or disposal charges.

Your crew will confirm the final price on site before any work begins.

Yes. Refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners, and other refrigerant-containing appliances may have an additional recycling surcharge because refrigerants must be properly recovered and processed. Commercial refrigeration equipment may have different charges depending on the unit.

Whenever practical, appliances containing recyclable metal and other recoverable materials are directed to appropriate recycling facilities. Non-refrigerated appliances such as washers, dryers, ovens, stoves, dishwashers, and many water heaters can often be processed through metal-recycling channels.

Yes, in most situations. Our crews routinely remove appliances from upper floors, basements, apartments, condos, and other interior locations as long as there is a safe and reasonable path for removal. Access conditions are reviewed before the work begins.

Yes. We can remove one appliance or multiple appliances during the same appointment. Appliance removal can also be combined with furniture, household junk, office equipment, construction debris, and other approved items as part of a larger junk removal project.

Yes. Busby Junk Removal provides appliance removal for businesses, property managers, offices, rental properties, commercial buildings, remodels, real estate cleanouts, and other commercial projects. Oversized or specialized commercial appliances may require additional evaluation before removal.

Same-day and next-day appliance removal may be available depending on the schedule and your location. Call or text (425) 279-5937 to check availability, or use our online booking calendar.

Yes. You can text photos of the appliance and surrounding access area to (425) 279-5937 for a fast initial estimate. The final price is confirmed on site after the crew sees the items and removal conditions.

No. Our crew reviews the appliance and access conditions, provides the final on-site estimate, and begins work only after you approve the price.

Busby Junk Removal provides appliance removal throughout Greater Seattle and the Eastside, including communities across King County, Snohomish County, and northern Pierce County. Visit our service area page for a complete list of cities we serve.