Curbside Appliance Recycling and disposal.

What do YOU do with your old washer, dryer, refrigerator, microvave or BBQ? Simple have it recycled! We offer curbside pick-up for all types of appliances and old exercise equipment at your home or business.

Don't want to leave it on the curb, no problem we will collect it from your house or garage at no extra charge, no need to haul heavy equipment around, let us do the hard work.

We collect old washers, dryers, stoves, microwaves, hot water heaters and bicycles to name a few, for a more extensive list of what we recycle please click on the link below

We make it easy by now offering online appliance recycling scheduling and payment. It is a simple  4 step proces which takes less than 60 seconds to complete.

Dont wait any longer schedule online today and forget about it. There may be a freon surcharge fee for appliance such as refrigerators, freezers or air conditioner containing Freon.

Working units may also be donated to any of the charitable organizations in the area.  Please call the respective organization(s) to inquire about program details and pick-up service.

Same day curbside appliance haul service.If you have larger item"s to haul we also have a 10 ft box truck

Refrigerator Maintenance Tips

Minimize moisture by keeping food covered and containers shut. Moisture can cause the compressor to work harder unnecessarily.

Replace paper wrappings on items with aluminum or plastic. Paper is an insulator and therefore may not cool your food items properly

Do you really need a spare refrigerator? If you have an extra refrigerator that only holds a few things, reevaluate how much it gets used and how much energy and money you are wasting on it. A 15 year old refrigerator could cost you about $100-$150 per year.

Keep your refrigerator around 37-40°F for the fresh food compartment. Use a thermometer to check inside temperatures.

Look for and try using the "energy saver" feature on your refrigerator. This feature allows you to adjust the heating coil under the skin of the refrigerator, which is what works to prevent condensation on your refrigerator.

Consider the location of your refrigerator and/or freezer. Do not position them in direct contact with hot appliances as this will make the compressor work harder.

Keep in mind, a full freezer will perform better than a nearly empty freezer.

Keep your freezer temperature around 0-5°F for the freezer section. Use a thermometer to check inside temperatures.

Regularly defrost manual-defrost freezers; don't allow frost to build up more than 1/4 inch.

Keep the doors closed as much as possible and make sure they are closed tightly.

Turn the thermostat up to the next highest setting. If it comes on, let it run for 24 hours and check temperature to confirm it is working properly.

If the condenser coils are underneath the refrigerator, clean the coils with a vacuum cleaner at least twice a year