Appliance Removal in Cleveland & Northeast Ohio

Refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, and water heaters — carried out and hauled away after required utility preparation is complete. Appliance removal starts at $149 all-in, and a standard refrigerator is $169. Proudly serving homeowners across Cuyahoga, Summit, Lorain, Medina, Lake, Geauga, Portage, and Stark counties.

Refrigerators, freezers, AC units, and dehumidifiers need a facility that accepts refrigerant-bearing appliances and handles them appropriately. We confirm the appliance, utility preparation, access, and disposal route before removal. CLE's business-wide rating is 5.0 stars across 97+ Google reviews.

Appliance Removal Pricing in Northeast Ohio

Per-item all-in baselines include carrying, hauling, and appropriate disposal under standard conditions. Stairs, access, handling, and required qualified utility work must be assessed before you approve the final quote.

The final approved all-in quote covers the agreed carrying, hauling, and disposal. Stairs and handling may affect the baseline; required licensed trade work is not automatically included.

A washer and dryer together, or a full kitchen, can be quoted as one agreed job rather than separate minimums. Tell us the complete appliance list, access, and required preparation; a combined visit does not guarantee a particular saving.

Tell us which items contain refrigerant so we can confirm an appropriate receiving facility and the handling included in your quote. Do not cut refrigerant lines or release refrigerant to prepare for pickup.

Required gas, water, electrical, and refrigerant-system preparation must be completed safely by the appropriate qualified trade before removal where needed. Confirm who handles it and any separate cost during the estimate; do not attempt utility work yourself to prepare for pickup.

Furnaces and boilers are HVAC removal, quoted separately — call (216) 673-0678.

Before the old appliance is carried out

An appliance can look ready for pickup while still connected to water, gas, wiring, or refrigerant lines. Describe its installation before scheduling.

Identify the appliance and connections

Share the appliance type and whether it is freestanding, built in, stacked, or attached to cabinetry. Mention gas, hardwired electricity, water lines, and any connected cooling equipment so required trade preparation can be confirmed.

Clear contents, not utility systems

Remove food, laundry, dishes, and personal items when safe. Ask about preparation for a freezer containing ice or water. Do not cut refrigerant lines, vent refrigerant, or attempt unfamiliar gas, plumbing, or electrical disconnection.

Explain access before moving it

Tell us about basement stairs, narrow doors, elevator reservations, and tight kitchen openings. Leave the heavy appliance in place for assessment rather than dragging it outside or removing building fixtures to make a route.

Appliance hauling versus installation and trade work

The quote should separate the appliance-removal scope from any work needed to make the appliance ready for pickup.

Required preparation comes first

Gas, hardwired electrical, plumbing, and refrigerant work may require a qualified trade. Confirm who performs it and any separate cost before removal. A haul-away price does not establish that CLE performs those trades.

Disposal is not replacement installation

Installing a new appliance, altering cabinets, repairing connections, and commissioning replacement equipment are not part of ordinary hauling. Refrigerant-containing appliances need an appropriate disposal route; they should not be treated as plain scrap metal.

What Affects Your Final Quote?

How Appliance Removal Works

Review the appliance, access, utilities, and disposal plan before removal.

Step 1: Call or Request an Estimate

Name the appliance, floor, and any utility connections. Photos are optional. We assess the scope and confirm the final all-in removal price before work begins.

Step 2: Confirm Utility Preparation

Required gas, water, electrical, or refrigerant work must be completed by the appropriate qualified trade where needed. Confirm responsibilities and any separate cost before scheduling removal.

Step 3: Carry Out the Prepared Appliance

Once required disconnection is complete, we carry the appliance through the agreed route with care around floors and doorways.

Step 4: Appropriate Disposal

Appliances go to facilities that accept the material, including refrigerant-bearing units. Suitable metals are recycled where practical and accepted.

Appliances We Remove

Kitchen, laundry, and utility-room appliances are assessed for access and safe preparation. Items marked with refrigerant require an appropriate receiving facility; confirm any specialized handling before removal.

Why Choose CLE Junk Removal for Appliance Removal?

Refrigerant-Aware Handling

We identify refrigerant-bearing appliances and confirm an appropriate disposal route. Do not assume a specific certification or specialist service unless it has been verified for your job.

Preparation Before Carrying

We assess the utility connections, floor, and carry path before removal. Required qualified trade work and its cost are clarified separately; nothing needs to be carried to the curb by you.

Recycling Where Practical

Suitable metals are routed to receiving facilities that accept them. Appliance condition and facility requirements determine the recycling or disposal route.

5.0-Star Rated

Homeowners across Cuyahoga, Summit, Lorain, Medina, Lake, Geauga, Portage, and Stark counties trust us — 5.0 stars across 97+ Google reviews.

What CLE Customers Say

Selected reviews of CLE Junk Removal & Movers across our services—not reviews of this service alone. Read each original on Google.

Very easy process. They scheduled us right away. Very professional. Came in and removed the furniture quickly and are very polite.

Missy Mcnamee — 5 out of 5 stars. Read original review on Google

Had a great experience having a lot of our old office furniture removed when it came time to move our office.

Lee Howley — 5 out of 5 stars. Read original review on Google

Super accommodating for a last minute quote and pickup in downtown Cleveland! Fast, friendly service with competitive pricing! Highly recommend!

Jenny Le — 5 out of 5 stars. Read original review on Google

Ismail and his team are very good workers they do a great and fast fantastic job

Mookie Williams — 5 out of 5 stars. Read original review on Google

Ishmel was very helpful with getting me help to get things out my storage, he also was very kind

Luv More — 5 out of 5 stars. Read original review on Google

We are a self storage facility and used them and they are excellent- fast friendly and efficient.

Preston Broadmore — 5 out of 5 stars. Read original review on Google

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does appliance removal cost in Cleveland?

Appliance removal baselines start at $149 all-in for a single small appliance. A washer or dryer is $149, a dishwasher or stove is $149, a standard refrigerator is $169, a water heater is $199, and a central or window AC unit is $219. Access, handling, and required qualified utility preparation must be assessed before you approve the final price. Call (216) 673-0678 for a free on-site estimate.

Do you handle Freon removal from a refrigerator in Northeast Ohio?

We arrange haul-away to an appropriate facility for refrigerant-bearing appliances. A standard refrigerator has a $169 removal baseline; confirm the preparation, receiving facility, and included handling during your estimate. Do not cut lines or release refrigerant yourself. Any specialist recovery work or documentation must be confirmed for the actual appliance and facility before scheduling.

How much does it cost to remove a refrigerator in Cleveland?

A standard refrigerator has a $169 all-in baseline, a mini fridge is $149, and a chest freezer is $159. We assess access and preparation, confirm an appropriate facility for the refrigerant-bearing unit, and give you the final all-in price to approve before work.

Do I need to disconnect the washer or water heater before you arrive?

Tell us about water, gas, power, and permanent connections during the estimate. Required disconnection must be completed safely by the appropriate qualified trade where needed before removal. We confirm responsibilities and any separate cost before scheduling; do not attempt utility work yourself to prepare for pickup.

Will you take an appliance out of a basement in Northeast Ohio?

Yes, when the appliance and assessed carry route are suitable. Tell us about stairs, narrow doors, weight, and utility connections. Access and handling can affect the baseline and are included in the final approved scope before work begins.

What happens to appliances after you haul them away?

We take appliances to appropriate receiving facilities, including facilities that accept refrigerant-bearing units. Suitable metals are recycled where practical. Eligible working appliances may be donated when a receiving location accepts them; no particular recovery certification or donation outcome is assumed without confirmation.

Can you remove several appliances from a kitchen remodel at once?

Yes. A full kitchen — fridge, stove, dishwasher, microwave, and range hood — can be assessed and quoted as one job rather than five separate minimums. Tell us the complete list, access, and utility-preparation needs so we can confirm the combined scope and final price before removal.

Do you remove furnaces or boilers?

Those are HVAC removal rather than appliance removal, and we quote them on scope after seeing the unit and its access. Call (216) 673-0678 and we'll give you a firm number. Everything else on this page is priced per item above.

Does appliance removal include installing my replacement appliance?

Replacement installation is not included in ordinary appliance haul-away. Arrange required installation and utility work separately, and tell us your delivery timing when requesting an estimate. We confirm removal availability and preparation before scheduling rather than assume the old appliance is already disconnected.

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