Get Your Old Appliances Removed in St Peters — Free

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

Yes. Newly built subdivisions and developments in the St Peters area are covered. For new construction with shared access roads or staging areas, just note any gate codes or access details when you schedule. The St Peters crew will accommodate your situation.

Basic disconnection helps. For washers, turn off water supply valves and disconnect the drain hose. For gas ranges in St Peters, turn off the gas and cap the line before the crew arrives. For refrigerators, unplug 24 hours ahead and leave the door open to defrost. The St Peters crew handles the final disconnection.

Yes — older appliances may contain CFC or HCFC refrigerants, mercury switches, PCB-containing capacitors, and lead solder. When these reach St Peters landfills, they can leach into soil and groundwater over time. Certified recycling prevents this. That's why we prioritize proper processing over convenience for every St Peters haul-away.

Yes. For St Peters residents who have difficulty moving large appliances, the hauler handles everything. You don't need to move the appliance to the curb — we can retrieve it from inside the home. Note any mobility or access considerations in the request form and the St Peters crew will be prepared.