Kitchen Appliances
Refrigerators, freezers, ovens, ranges, dishwashers, microwaves, and other accepted kitchen appliances.
Appliance Removal
Tell us which appliances need to go, where they are, and whether they are safely disconnected. We’ll review the access, confirm the price before loading, and handle the heavy lifting and hauling.

What Can You Ask Us About?
Include every item in the request so the size, weight, and preparation can be reviewed together.
Refrigerators, freezers, ovens, ranges, dishwashers, microwaves, and other accepted kitchen appliances.
Washers, dryers, and related accepted laundry-room appliances.
Ready for Pickup
Appliances should be empty, accessible, and safely disconnected before removal. Tell us about anything unusual before the appointment window is selected.
Remove food, clothing, dishes, and personal belongings.
Refrigerators and freezers should be empty, disconnected, and free of food. If there is heavy ice buildup, defrosting beforehand helps prevent water from leaking during removal.
Gas, plumbing, hardwired electrical, and other utility connections must be handled before pickup.
Let us know about doorways, stairs, elevators, parking, and the distance to the loading area.
Built-in units, damaged appliances, refrigerant equipment, or anything still connected should be identified in the request before service.

The Path Out
A refrigerator in a garage is different from a washer down a narrow staircase. Photos of the appliance and the path to the loading area help the team understand the pickup before arrival.
How It Works
Include photos, location, access details, and current connection status.
Select from the appointment options currently available.
The item list and price are confirmed before the crew begins loading.
Pricing
Pricing can vary with the appliance type, number of items, weight, stairs, loading distance, labor, preparation, and disposal requirements. The price is confirmed before loading begins.
See How Pricing WorksAfter Pickup
Accepted appliances may be directed toward reuse, recycling, or disposal depending on condition, material, local rules, and available facilities. No particular destination is guaranteed.
FAQ
Quick answers before you send a request.
Yes. Gas, plumbing, hardwired electrical, and other utility connections should be safely disconnected before removal. Tell us if an appliance is built in or still connected.
Yes. A request can include one accepted appliance or several. List every item so the pickup can be reviewed accurately.
Remove the contents and prepare the appliance so it is not leaking. Include photos and note whether it is in a kitchen, garage, basement, apartment, or storage area.
Stairs, elevators, building rules, and access must be reviewed. Share photos and access details when you send the request.
Flying Flamingo Junk Removal
Send the appliance list, connection status, access details, and your preferred appointment window.