Free Appliance Pickup in Pulaski

Turn off the gas supply at the shutoff valve behind the range. In Pulaski, if you're unsure where the shutoff is, your utility company can walk you through it. Cap the line, clean out any food residue, and let the Pulaski crew know it's gas so they come prepared.

Tips are never expected or required. The Pulaski crew is compensated through our recycling operations. If you'd like to tip as a gesture of appreciation, that's entirely up to you — but please know it's not expected.

A standard refrigerator contains 100–200 lbs of steel, plus copper and aluminum from the compressor and coils. A washer yields 70–100 lbs of steel. When we pick up appliances in Pulaski, all of that metal gets reclaimed rather than buried in a landfill. Across hundreds of Pulaski pickups, the material recovery adds up significantly.

Yes. You can schedule a Pulaski pickup for a family member's address. Just use their address in the form and note that you're scheduling on their behalf. They'll be contacted to confirm the window. A thoughtful, free way to help out a Pulaski family member dealing with an old appliance.

Yes. Shut off the cold-water supply and attach a garden hose to the drain valve to empty the tank before pickup. The Pulaski crew will handle final disconnection. Both tank-style and tankless water heaters are accepted in Pulaski, free of charge.