Appliance removal
in Miami.
Appliance and fridge removal in Miami works by photos with JunkZipp: send photos of the fridge, freezer, washer or AC unit, approve one price that already covers the extra cost of recovering refrigerant, and a hauler with license and insurance on file with us takes it out. A new fridge gets delivered and the old one stays behind, still running, because delivery crews only take the exact unit being replaced.
We are opening Miami-Dade one area at a time. Leave your email and your zip, and we will tell you the moment we are taking pickups where you are.
Appliance removal in Miami-Dade, how it works
A new refrigerator gets delivered and the old one ends up parked in the garage, still running, because the delivery crew only removes the exact unit being replaced, not a second fridge, a chest freezer, or the washer that died the same month. That backup refrigerator in the garage is a typical refrigerator removal job across Miami-Dade, from a Kendall single-family house to a Homestead property with two working kitchens under one roof.
Refrigerators, freezers, and window or wall air conditioning units all hold refrigerant, and federal rule requires that refrigerant be recovered before the unit can be scrapped, whoever does the hauling. You do not have to arrange that yourself: the unit goes to a facility that recovers the refrigerant before scrapping, and that is why an old fridge or a window unit cannot just go out with regular bulk trash in most of the county.
Stoves, dishwashers, dryers, and water heaters do not carry refrigerant, but they are heavy and awkward in different ways: a gas stove has to be disconnected and the line capped by a licensed plumber or the gas company, a water heater is full until it is drained, a stacked washer and dryer in a condo utility closet takes two people to break down. Tell us which appliances are involved and where they sit in the unit or house so the crew shows up with the right dolly and the right number of hands.
Send photos of what needs to go, one appliance at a time or the whole kitchen. A real person prices the load and sends back one number for you to approve before anything is scheduled. A licensed, insured independent hauler does the pickup, and you pay JunkZipp once it is gone, not the crew, and not before you have approved a price.
What we take
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Washers and dryers
- Stoves and ranges
- Built-in dishwashers
- Window and wall AC units
- Water heaters
- Chest freezers
- Wine coolers and mini fridges
Tell us if a fridge, freezer, or AC unit still has refrigerant in it, since federal rule requires that to be recovered before scrapping, and a licensed hauler handles that step. Drain a water heater before pickup if you can. A gas stove has to be disconnected and capped by a licensed plumber or the gas company before it can be moved.
Questions people ask
- How much does fridge removal cost in Miami?
- A person prices it from your photos. Fridges, freezers and AC units cost extra to dispose of because the refrigerant has to be recovered, so tell us about them when you book and the one price you approve already includes it.
- Will you take my old refrigerator if the new one already got delivered?
- Yes. Refrigerator removal after a new delivery is a normal job, since many retailers only haul away the exact unit being replaced. Send photos of the old fridge and where it sits and we price it as its own load.
- What happens to the refrigerant in my old fridge or window AC unit?
- It gets recovered before the unit is scrapped. Federal rule requires that for any fridge, freezer or air conditioning unit, so the hauler takes it to a facility that does the recovery. You do not need to arrange it, just tell us if the unit is intact or has been damaged.
- Do you take a chest freezer or a second refrigerator from a garage?
- Yes. A second fridge or a chest freezer running in a garage is a regular job, especially in houses with more storage space like Homestead or Cutler Bay. Send photos of where it sits so the crew brings the right equipment.
- Can you disconnect my washer, dryer, or dishwasher, or do I need to do that first?
- Tell us in your photos whether the unit is still hooked up, with the connections in the shot. A stacked washer and dryer or a built-in dishwasher has to be disconnected before it can be carried out, and saying so up front means the price and the crew are right the first time.
- Do you take stoves and ovens, including gas ones?
- Yes, both gas and electric. A gas stove has to be disconnected and the line capped by a licensed plumber or the gas company before it is moved, so mention in your photos whether it is gas and whether that has been done.
How it goes
01
Show us the pile
Send a few photos. A person looks at them and emails you one real price to approve.
02
Approve it
Nothing is booked, nobody is dispatched and nothing is owed until you say yes.
03
We send a truck
A licensed, insured hauler covering your area takes the job. You see them on the map on the way.
04
Pay when it's gone
You pay JunkZipp once the load is out: Zelle, card over the phone, or check. The crew does not take payment.