Do I need to disconnect the washing machine before pickup?

Not required. The crew handles disconnecting the water supply hoses and drain hose. Just turn off the water supply valves before the hauler arrives.

Will you pick up a washing machine that leaks or doesn't spin?

Yes. Local haulers take washing machines in any condition — leaking, not draining, not spinning, or completely dead.

Can you pick up a stacked washer/dryer unit?

Yes. A two-person crew handles stacked units. Note in your request that it's a stacked unit so the crew brings the right equipment.

Is there any scrap value in an old washing machine?

A typical washer contains 50–80 lbs of steel plus some copper wiring, worth roughly $8–$20 at current scrap prices. That scrap value is what allows haulers to offer free pickup.

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Free Washing Machine Pickup & Removal

Q: How do I dispose of an old washing machine?

The easiest way is to request a free pickup. A local hauler handles all the heavy lifting, disconnection, and transport to a certified recycling facility.

Need to dispose of an old washer? We offer completely free washing machine pickup and removal nationwide. Working or broken, top-load or front-load — we haul it away at no charge.

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Old washing machine ready for free pickup and removal

Washing Machine Types We Pick Up

Top-Load Washers

Standard and high-efficiency (HE) top-loaders from Whirlpool, GE, Maytag, Samsung, LG, Speed Queen, and more.

Front-Load Washers

Front-loading machines including Bosch, LG, Samsung, Electrolux, Whirlpool, and Maytag of all capacities.

Stackable & Compact Washers

Stackable units, laundry centers, and compact apartment-size washers — including 110V models.

Commercial Washers

Large-capacity commercial washers from laundromats, rental properties, and business settings.

Why People Get Rid of Old Washing Machines

The average washing machine lasts 10–14 years. When it's time to replace it, most people face the same problem: what to do with the old one. Most appliance retailers charge $20–$40 to haul away your old washer when delivering a new one. Municipal bulk pickup often requires weeks of waiting.

Common reasons people call us:

→ Replacing with a new washer and the store won't haul away the old one free
→ Moving to a new home and the washer isn't coming
→ Clearing out a rental property or estate
→ Machine broke and repair cost exceeds replacement value
→ Upgrading from top-loader to front-loader (or vice versa)

How Washer Pickup Works

Request Your Pickup

Choose a date and 2-hour arrival window online. A local hauler confirms quickly — no phone tag.

The Hauler Handles Everything

The crew disconnects the hoses, moves the machine, and loads it onto the truck. Typical pickup takes under 15 minutes.

Responsible Recycling

Steel, copper wiring, and aluminum components are sent to a certified metal recycler and processed into new materials.

How to Prepare Your Washer for Pickup

Run a final spin cycle to remove water from the drum.
Turn off the water supply valves (hot and cold) behind the machine.
Clear a path from the laundry area to the door.
Note if stacked in your request so we come prepared.

Washer Pickup — Frequently Asked Questions

How do I dispose of an old washing machine?

Request a free pickup with us. We handle all the heavy lifting, disconnection, and transport to a certified recycling facility.

Do I need to disconnect the hoses first?

Not required. Our crew handles disconnecting the hoses. Just turn off the water supply valves before we arrive.

Will you pick up a washer that leaks or doesn't work?

Yes. Broken, leaking, or non-functional machines are fine. Condition doesn't affect pickup eligibility.

Can you pick up a stacked unit?

Yes. Our two-person crew handles stacked washer/dryer units. Let us know in your request so we bring the right equipment.

Is there scrap value in an old washing machine?

A typical washer contains 50–80 lbs of steel plus some copper, worth $8–$20 at scrap prices — enough to make free pickup viable.

Request Your Free Washer Pickup

A local hauler will call or text you within 24 hours of your request. Haulers refurbish and resell working appliances — that's how your pickup stays free. The rest is recycled, keeping it out of the landfill. No fees, no surprises. Turn off the water supply valves and have the washer accessible curbside or outside the laundry room before pickup day.

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