Appliance Removal in Silverdale, WA — Old Appliances Hauled Away the Same Day

Old appliances are heavy, awkward to move, and cannot go in the regular rubbish bin. Whether you are replacing a refrigerator, clearing out after a renovation, or doing a full property cleanout, Silverdale Junk Co removes appliances from homes and businesses across Kitsap County. We handle the lifting, loading, and responsible disposal so you do not have to. Our appliance removal Silverdale service covers every household unit — from refrigerators and washers to ovens and dishwashers.

We provide professional appliance removal Silverdale residents and landlords need — refrigerators, washers, dryers, and more loaded and hauled in one visit.

Appliances We Remove

• Refrigerators and freezers — all sizes including side-by-side and French door models
• Washing machines and dryers
• Dishwashers
• Stoves, ovens, and ranges — gas and electric
• Microwave ovens
• Chest freezers and upright freezers
• Air conditioners — window units and portable
• Dehumidifiers and air purifiers
• Water heaters — tank and tankless
• Trash compactors
• Small appliances in bulk — coffee makers, blenders, toasters

Appliance Removal Pricing in Kitsap County

A single appliance — refrigerator, washer, dryer, or stove — typically runs $100 to $200. Two to three appliances run $175 to $350. Larger volumes (full kitchen gut, rental property with multiple appliances left behind) are priced by load volume. All pricing is flat-rate, confirmed on arrival before we disconnect or move anything. Call (360) 928-5949.

How Appliance Removal Works

Disconnection

Before removing an appliance, it must be disconnected. For electric appliances, unplug the unit before we arrive. For gas appliances (stoves, dryers), the gas line must be disconnected by a licensed plumber or gas technician before we remove the unit. We do not disconnect live gas lines. If you are unsure, your utility company can disconnect the gas at the meter.

Removal

Our crew uses appliance dollies, furniture straps, and floor protection to move heavy appliances without damaging your floors, walls, or doorframes. Refrigerators are tilted and slid rather than lifted straight — the right technique prevents floor and door damage.

Responsible Disposal

Appliances contain refrigerants, compressor oils, and other materials that require proper handling. We work with licensed disposal facilities that process appliances in compliance with EPA and Washington State requirements. We do not dump appliances illegally.

Appliance Removal FAQs

Do I need to empty and defrost the refrigerator first?

Yes. Empty the refrigerator and defrost it at least 24 hours before removal. A refrigerator with ice buildup or standing water inside is harder to move and may leak during transport. Remove all food and shelving you want to keep.

Can you disconnect a gas stove?

We do not disconnect gas lines. The gas connection to a stove must be disconnected by a licensed professional before we can remove the unit. Once disconnected, we handle the physical removal.

What do you do with the refrigerant in old appliances?

Appliances containing refrigerants (refrigerators, freezers, AC units) are processed at facilities licensed to recover refrigerants under EPA Section 608 protocols. We do not vent refrigerants to the atmosphere.

Can you remove appliances as part of a larger cleanout?

Yes. Appliance removal is frequently part of a garage cleanout, rental property cleanout, or full estate cleanout. We handle everything in a single visit.

Serving All of Kitsap County

We remove appliances across Silverdale, Bremerton, Port Orchard, Poulsbo, and all of Kitsap County.

Book Appliance Removal in Silverdale

Call or text (360) 928-5949. Same-day and next-day service available. Flat-rate pricing, responsible disposal.