In-home removal
We come inside, disconnect the unit and carry it out. Basements, second-floor laundry rooms, tight galley kitchens and Town Center stairwells are all part of the job. You never touch the appliance.
When a fridge dies in King Farm or a washer quits in Twinbrook, appliance haul away Rockville MD is the part nobody wants to do alone. We send a two-person crew with an appliance dolly, disconnect the unit, get it down your stairs, and recycle it properly. Same-day slots are usually open, and you get the price before we knock.

Appliance haul away Rockville MD is a removal and recycling service that disconnects, carries out and legally disposes of old refrigerators, washers, dryers, ovens and freezers so you never touch a dolly. We handle the whole chain: pull the unit, cap the water line, tape the door shut, strap it on the truck, and route it to a Maryland recycler that recovers the steel, copper and refrigerant instead of dumping it.
Rockville homes run into this constantly. Town Center condos have tight stairwells and no freight elevator. King Farm and Fallsgrove kitchens were built around built-in Sub-Zero and Thermador units that weigh 400 pounds or more. And Maryland requires refrigerant recovery under EPA Section 608, so a fridge can't just go to the curb. That's why so many residents search appliance haul away near me Rockville and end up calling us instead of renting a truck.
Our standard haul-away covers the labor, the equipment and the legal disposal. You do not need to move anything to the curb, and you do not need to rent a truck or find a recycling center that will take a refrigerator.
We come inside, disconnect the unit and carry it out. Basements, second-floor laundry rooms, tight galley kitchens and Town Center stairwells are all part of the job. You never touch the appliance.
Water lines on washers, ice makers and dishwashers get shut off and capped. Gas lines on ranges and dryers get capped by a Maryland gas-licensed tech. Electrical connections are made safe before the unit moves.
Runners go down from the appliance to the exit, and door frames get padded. Hardwood, tile and thresholds are protected before anything heavy moves across them. Doors come off hinges when needed and go back on.
Units go to a Maryland recycler that recovers steel, copper, aluminum and compressors. Refrigerant appliances get EPA Section 608 recovery first. You receive a text confirmation with the disposal reference.
Once the unit is out, we sweep the space and put back anything we moved, including doors and trim. You are left with a clean, empty spot ready for the new appliance to slide in.
Tell us what you have, where it sits, and whether there are stairs. A refrigerator, a washer and a wall oven are three different jobs. We quote on the spot and give you a two-hour arrival window, usually the same day.
We text you the price and the window. Before we arrive, empty the appliance and, if it is a fridge or freezer, let it defrost for a few hours. If you cannot, we handle it on site and note it on the ticket.
Our tech shuts off the water valve on washers and ice makers, unplugs the unit, and lays floor runners from the appliance to the door. Door frames and hardwood get padded before anything moves. This step takes about 5 minutes.
Two techs strap the unit to an appliance dolly and walk it out. Tight Town Center stairwells and basement laundry rooms are routine for us. Doors come off hinges when needed, and we put them back before we leave.
The unit goes to a licensed Montgomery County recycler that recovers refrigerant and metals. You get a text confirmation with the disposal reference, and the space is swept clean. Total on-site time is usually 15 to 25 minutes.
Tell us what you have, where it sits, and whether there are stairs. A refrigerator, a washer and a wall oven are three different jobs. We quote on the spot and give you a two-hour arrival window, usually the same day.
The primary tool for moving refrigerators, washers and stacked units. It lets two techs control a 400-pound load on stairs and through doorways without lifting it off the ground.
Used for dryers, dishwashers and smaller units on flat runs. Straps keep the load secured so nothing tips on a threshold or a curb.
We verify a unit is de-energized before disconnecting it. This protects our techs and confirms whether an appliance is actually dead or just tripped a breaker.
Used during diagnostics on electric ranges, ovens and dryers to measure current draw and confirm whether a circuit or component is failing before we recommend repair or removal.
For refrigerant appliances, we check for leaks and confirm system pressure before recovery. This is required before any refrigerator, freezer or wine cooler can be recycled.
Used when a sealed system is opened during repair. It pulls moisture and air out of the lines so the system charges correctly and the appliance lasts.

A 12-year-old French-door refrigerator stopped cooling and was leaking water onto the hardwood. The homeowner had a new unit scheduled for delivery in three days but no way to move the old one out of the kitchen.
After: We disconnected the water line, recovered the refrigerant, and had the unit on the truck in 22 minutes. The floor was dried and swept, and the new refrigerator was delivered into an empty space two days later.
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A stacked washer and dryer sat in a 30-inch closet in a Twinbrook rental. The washer had stopped draining, the dryer was not heating, and the landlord was quoted a full replacement by another company.
After: We repaired the drain pump and heating element for under $300 total, then hauled away a separate old chest freezer the landlord had in the basement. Both units were recycled with refrigerant recovery documented.
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A Fallsgrove kitchen remodel required removing a built-in wall oven and a gas cooktop before new cabinets arrived. Both units were trimmed into custom cabinetry and the gas line needed capping.
After: We removed the cabinet trim, disconnected the oven at the junction box, capped and leak-tested the gas line, and carried both units out in one trip. The cabinets were undamaged and ready for the installer.
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Ask a pro →We pick up the same day, defrost and drain it on site if needed, and have the space clear before your new refrigerator is delivered. Most jobs take under 25 minutes from knock to drive-away.
We shut off the water valve first, then disconnect and remove the unit. If the washer is repairable, we quote a drain pump or door gasket fix instead, so you are not paying to haul away something worth saving.
Our two-person crew separates the stack, straps each unit to an appliance dolly, and walks them out one at a time. We have done this in Twinbrook and Rockville Heights closets for years.
We recover refrigerant under EPA Section 608, then route the cabinet and compressor to a licensed recycler. You get a disposal confirmation text so there is a record the unit was handled legally.
Most single-appliance pickups in Rockville run $95 to $185, and a full kitchen set of three to four units runs $250 to $450. Stairs, built-in cabinetry and refrigerant appliances like refrigerators or freezers push toward the higher end. You get the exact number before we arrive, and it includes labor, disconnection and recycling.
Montgomery County transfer stations accept appliances, but you have to get the unit there yourself and refrigerant appliances need certified recovery first. Most Rockville homeowners skip that trip. We pick up curbside or in-home and deliver to a licensed recycler that handles the EPA Section 608 refrigerant recovery for you.
Rockville Home Appliance Service has run haul-away routes across Rockville since 2015, covering Downtown Rockville, King Farm, Fallsgrove, Twinbrook and West End. We are licensed, insured and reach most addresses within a two-hour window. Call +1 301-368-0217 and we will quote your address on the spot.
Yes. Every unit we haul goes to a licensed Maryland recycler where steel, copper, aluminum and compressors are recovered and refrigerant is captured under EPA Section 608 rules. We text you a disposal confirmation afterward, so you have a record that the appliance was recycled rather than dumped.
One call, one flat price, and the old appliance is gone. We are licensed, insured and have run Rockville routes since 2015. Call +1 301-368-0217 and we will quote your address and give you a same-day window.
Get a Pickup Quote +13013680217 →Call us at +13013680217 or email [email protected] and we will get back to you fast. We are open Monday through Friday, 8am to 6pm, and we handle emergency calls outside those hours. Tell us the appliance, the brand and what it is doing, and we will give you a window and a price.