Get Rid of Old Appliances in Groton

Yes. In addition to Groton proper, we serve many of the communities and suburbs in the greater Groton area across CT. If you're within reasonable distance of Groton, request a pickup — we'll confirm your specific address.

Yes. Built-in dishwashers, freestanding units, and countertop models are all accepted in Groton. Disconnect the water supply and drain lines if it's built-in, then pull it out from under the counter. If you need help with disconnection, note that in your Groton request.

If your Groton refrigerator is in working condition and you'd like to explore donation before pickup, check with local Groton-area nonprofits or Habitat for Humanity ReStore locations first. If no donation option works out, our free pickup remains available — just request when you're ready.

For HOA communities in Groton, garage-side placement is usually best — check your HOA rules before moving large items to the curb. For non-HOA Groton homes, curbside placement the morning of pickup works great. Either way, note your access situation in the form so the crew is prepared.

We partner with facilities that meet EPA and state environmental compliance standards. For Groton pickups involving refrigerant-containing appliances, we use Section 608-certified technicians. This ensures every appliance leaving Groton is processed responsibly — materials reclaimed, hazardous components contained, and our goal is to keep appliances out of Groton landfills.