No. Refrigerator removal is full service, with no curbside move required. Leave your fully disconnected refrigerator in its accessible location. Our crew handles carrying it out, loading, hauling, and work-area cleanup.

Tell us about stairs, elevators, tight doorways, or long carrying distances before scheduling. Large built-in and commercial units need an advance review to confirm whether removal is possible.

Yes. Your refrigerator must be fully disconnected from power and any water supply before our arrival. This includes water connections for an ice maker or water dispenser.

Arrange any required plumbing or electrical disconnection in advance. These connections are not part of our removal service. You can leave the disconnected unit in its accessible location for our crew to carry out.

Empty the refrigerator and freezer of food, drinks, and anything you want to keep. Make sure power and any water connections are fully disconnected before we arrive.

Clear the removal path and share parking, elevator, stair, doorway, or loading restrictions. For a built-in unit, send photos of the installation and any cabinet attachments so we can confirm preparation requirements in advance. You do not need to carry the unit outside.

Please empty the refrigerator and freezer before pickup. If rotting food is left inside and our crew needs to clean it out, a $50-per-worker hazardous-environment fee may apply, depending on the severity of the condition.

This fee is separate from the volume charge, refrigerant recycling surcharge, and any additional labor charges. Tell us about the condition before scheduling so we can review the job and explain any applicable fee before work begins. See our current fees and pricing.

Standard residential refrigerator removal has a volume charge plus a $50 refrigerant recycling surcharge. The volume charge is based on the truck space your items occupy. The $50 surcharge covers specialized refrigerant handling and recycling; it is not the total pickup price.

Additional labor or handling charges may apply. If rotting food requires cleanup by our crew, a separate $50-per-worker hazardous-environment fee may apply, depending on severity.

Large built-in and commercial units are quoted separately at commercial-unit rates. Photos help us provide an initial estimate, and you approve the final on-site price before removal begins. See our current pricing, labor, and recycling fees.

Contact us before booking so we can review the unit and access. Large built-in refrigerators, including Sub-Zero-style units, are charged at commercial-unit rates even when installed in a home. Standard residential pricing and the standard $50 surcharge do not establish the rate for these units.

Removal is not guaranteed. We may not be able to remove a large built-in or commercial refrigerator if its size, weight, stairs, doorways, or removal route prevent safe handling.

Send the model, dimensions, photos of the unit and cabinet attachments, and access details. We will confirm the removal scope and preparation requirements. Power and water must be fully disconnected before arrival.

Stairs and difficult access need to be reviewed when planning the pickup. Send photos of the refrigerator, doorways, stairways, and removal route so we can assess whether the job is within our scope.

Additional labor charges may apply for stairs, long carries, difficult access, or extra handling time. We explain applicable charges before you approve the work. Some large built-in or commercial units cannot be removed because of access or handling limits. Review our current labor rates and fees.

Yes. You can request pickup of an unwanted kitchen refrigerator, garage fridge, mini fridge, or standalone freezer.

Tell us the type, size, condition, and location of each unit so we can confirm the pickup and applicable charges. Please empty each unit and tell us before scheduling if rotting food needs to be cleaned out by our crew. Each unit must be fully disconnected before arrival. Large built-in and commercial equipment require a separate review and quote.

No. Our pre-pickup disconnection requirement applies to the refrigerator’s power connection and any water supply for its ice maker or dispenser.

Refrigerant recovery is handled through the specialist recycling facility after pickup. The standard residential $50 refrigerant recycling surcharge is separate from the volume charge.

Refrigerators require specialized processing for refrigerant and other components. Busby routes appropriate refrigerant-containing appliances to specialist facilities, including Total Reclaim, for refrigerant recovery before recyclable materials are processed.

The destination depends on the unit and facility acceptance requirements. Our service includes hauling the appliance to an appropriate recycling or disposal facility. Learn more about our appliance recycling and refrigerant recovery practices.

Text photos to (425) 279-5937 or email sales@busbyjunkremoval.com. Include:

• Your pickup address and preferred date.
• The number of units, type, approximate dimensions, and model if available.
• Photos of the refrigerator and its current location.
• Stairs, doorways, elevators, parking, and the route to the truck.
• Any built-in installation or cabinet attachments.

Tell us whether power and water are already disconnected or will be disconnected before arrival. Photos support an initial estimate; the final price is confirmed on site before work begins.

Yes. Other approved items can be included in the same planned pickup. We also provide appliance removal and recycling, air conditioner removal, and furniture removal.

Tell us what needs to go so we can account for truck space, access, labor, and any item-specific recycling charges. Appliances must meet their preparation and disconnection requirements.

Same-day and next-day appointments may be available, depending on the schedule, location, unit, and access requirements. Call (425) 279-5937 to check availability.

Your refrigerator must be fully disconnected before the confirmed appointment. Please empty it and tell us in advance if rotting food needs to be cleaned out by our crew so we can review the condition and applicable fees. Large built-in or commercial units require advance review, even for an urgent pickup.

Yes. We coordinate tenant turnovers, break-room updates, and multiple-unit pickups for rental properties, offices, and businesses. Large built-in and commercial units need an advance review and separate commercial-rate quote.

Approved commercial clients can be invoiced. We can provide a certificate of insurance (COI) and W-9 upon request, and after-hours or weekend appointments are available by arrangement. Send project details and paperwork requirements to sales@busbyjunkremoval.com.

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Book your refrigerator pickup online and save $10, call (425) 279-5937, or text photos for an estimate. You can also call toll-free at 1-877-404-5865.

For a large built-in or commercial unit, contact us before booking so we can review pricing and access. Arrange full power and water disconnection before the appointment.

1. Book online, call, or text. Share photos, your address, the unit size, and access details. Contact us first for large built-in or commercial units.
2. Set your appointment. Choose an available time. Empty the fridge and arrange full power and water disconnection before arrival.
3. Arrival and estimate. We call when on the way, check the unit and access, and confirm the final price for your approval.
4. Loading and cleanup. We carry out the approved, disconnected unit, load it, haul it away, and sweep the work area.
5. Payment or invoicing. Pay after removal is complete. Approved commercial clients can be invoiced as arranged before service.

We provide refrigerator removal across Greater Seattle, the Eastside, and surrounding communities in King, Snohomish, and northern Pierce counties.

Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, Bothell, and Woodinville are just some of the places we serve. View our full service area or send your pickup address to confirm availability.