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Appliance Removal Charlotte
Appliance Removal in Charlotte
In North Carolina a dead refrigerator can’t just go to the landfill — white goods are banned from them by state law, and anything with refrigerant needs that gas recovered first. We carry the appliance out and send it where it legally has to go. A standard fridge is $164, a washer $133, a dryer $128.
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What JunkRabbit Customers Say
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Appliance Removal Prices in Charlotte
One flat price per appliance, and it already covers the carry-out, refrigerant recovery and the trip to the recycler.
Appliance Price List
| Appliance | Price |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
| Refrigerator (side-by-side / French door) | $183 |
| Freezer (chest) | $146 |
| Washer | $133 |
| Dryer | $128 |
| Dishwasher | $109 |
| Stove / Range (electric) | $134 |
| Water Heater (tank) | $131 |
| AC Condenser (outdoor unit) | $115 |
The Legal Part, Already Handled
- White goods kept out of NC landfills
- Refrigerant recovered under federal EPA rules
- Steel and copper sent to recyclers
- Nothing abandoned at a curb or dumpster
That handling is why a refrigerator costs more to remove than a dresser.
Before the Crew Arrives
What You Do
Empty and unplug it. Close the water supply to an ice maker or washer. Drain a water heater if you can. That’s it.
What We Don’t Do
Our crews haul, they don’t install or re-plumb. Gas ranges, gas dryers and hard-wired units should be disconnected by a licensed technician first.
How to Get Rid of an Appliance Around Charlotte
City of Charlotte
Appliances are bulky items: schedule through 311 or CLT+ and have it at the curb by 6 a.m. on collection day, if your home gets City garbage service.
Matthews & Davidson
Matthews runs special pickup for white goods, possibly with a fee. Davidson sends white goods to the North Mecklenburg center rather than collecting them curbside.
Retailer Haul-Away
Some stores take the old unit when they deliver a new one, often for an added charge and usually only the same type of appliance.
JunkRabbit Carry-Out
Any appliance, any address in our area, taken from the kitchen, laundry room or garage — including towns where nobody collects them.
Appliance Removal Around Charlotte
Appliance Removal FAQs
How much does appliance removal cost in Charlotte?
A standard refrigerator is $164, a side-by-side $183, a washer $133, a dryer $128, a dishwasher $109 and a tank water heater $131.
Can I throw a refrigerator in the landfill in North Carolina?
No. State law bans white goods from North Carolina landfills, and refrigerant has to be recovered before a fridge or freezer is scrapped.
Does the City of Charlotte collect old appliances?
Yes, as a scheduled bulky item for homes that receive City garbage service. Book it ahead and have it at the curb by 6 a.m.
Do you disconnect gas appliances?
No. A licensed technician should disconnect gas ranges and dryers; once they’re free, we carry them out.
Can you take a washer and dryer together?
Yes — a washer is $133 and a dryer $128, and a stacked unit is $189.
Do you remove old AC condensers and water heaters?
Yes. An outdoor condenser is $115 with refrigerant recovered, and a drained tank water heater is $131.
Is there sales tax on appliance removal?
No. Hauling away an appliance is a removal service, which North Carolina lists as exempt and South Carolina doesn’t tax.
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