Appliance Removal in Huntsville, AL

Refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, water heaters — we haul away the heavy stuff your new appliance delivery crew wouldn't touch, and we make sure it's recycled the right way.

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Quick Answer

The easiest way to lose 300 pounds

How do you get rid of old appliances in Huntsville? You have two options: haul it to the curb and wait for the City of Huntsville's bulk route, or have Rocket City Hauling carry it out of your kitchen, garage, or basement for a flat $87.95 half truckload — most appliance jobs fit that size easily.

What We Take

Every appliance, every brand, any condition

We remove every major household appliance:

Refrigerators & freezers

Washers & dryers

Stoves, ovens & ranges

Dishwashers

Water heaters

Microwaves & small appliances

Window AC units

Grills & smokers

One thing to know before we arrive: please have appliances disconnected from water, gas, and power. We can unplug and roll out an electric unit, but gas line disconnects should be handled by a licensed plumber first — we'll never yank a live line.

Washer and dryer in a laundry room ready for appliance removal and replacement

Done Right

Freon, recycling, and the rules that matter

Refrigerators, freezers, and window AC units contain refrigerant, and federal EPA rules require that it's recovered by certified technicians before the unit is scrapped. Translation: you can't just drop a fridge anywhere, and reputable scrap yards won't accept one that hasn't been handled properly.

We route refrigerant-bearing appliances through licensed local recyclers so the freon is recovered safely and the steel goes back into the supply chain instead of a landfill. The metal in your old washer has another life ahead of it — we make sure it gets there.

Replacing appliances? Time the pickup right.

Most appliance retailers in Huntsville charge a haul-away fee per unit — and some delivery crews won't take the old one at all if it's not disconnected and sitting right where they're standing. Book us for the day your new appliance arrives and we'll clear the old washer, dryer, or fridge plus anything else you've been meaning to lose, for one flat price instead of per-item fees.

Simple Pricing

Appliance removal pricing in Huntsville

$87.95 Half Truckload

Small cleanouts — a few furniture pieces, appliances, or a single-room refresh.

Book Half Truck

$157.95 Full Truckload

Garage cleanouts, full room clearings, or larger renovation debris.

Book Full Truck

$297.95 Dump Trailer Load

Whole-home cleanouts, major renovations, estates, and commercial jobs.

Book Dump Trailer

A washer + dryer pair fits a half truckload with room to spare.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked
Questions

How much does it cost to haul away a refrigerator in Huntsville?

Our half truckload rate of $87.95 covers a refrigerator and leaves room for more — most customers add a second appliance or a few bulky items at no extra cost. Labor, loading, hauling, and proper refrigerant handling are all included.

Do you take refrigerators and freezers with freon?

Yes. EPA rules require certified refrigerant recovery before a fridge, freezer, or AC unit is scrapped, and we route every refrigerant-bearing appliance through licensed recyclers who handle that step properly.

Will you remove an appliance from inside the house or basement?

Yes — that's the point of full-service removal. We bring the muscle and the dolly, navigate the stairs, and protect your floors on the way out. Garage, kitchen, laundry closet, basement: all standard.

Do appliances need to be disconnected before you arrive?

Please have water, gas, and power disconnected before pickup. Electric units we can unplug ourselves; gas appliances must be disconnected by a licensed plumber first for safety.

Are old appliances recycled or dumped?

Recycled whenever possible. Appliances are mostly steel, and scrap metal has real value — your old washer is far more likely to become new steel than landfill. Refrigerant is recovered first, per federal law.