Appliance Removal in St. George, UT

Replacing a refrigerator? Upgrading your washer and dryer? St. George Junk Removal Pros removes old appliances from homes and businesses across St. George, Utah and all of Washington County. We disconnect, carry out, load up, and haul away any household appliance — with proper recycling and disposal guaranteed. Call (801) 515-3863 for same-day appliance pickup.

Appliances are heavy, awkward, and sometimes contain hazardous materials like refrigerants that require special handling. Our trained crew knows how to safely remove every type of appliance from any location in your home. We handle the weight, the stairs, and the regulations so you do not have to.

Appliances We Remove

We haul away every common household and commercial appliance:

• Refrigerators and freezers — All sizes including side-by-side, French door, chest freezers, and mini fridges. We handle EPA-compliant freon recovery.
• Washers and dryers — Top-load, front-load, stackable units, and standalone dryers. Gas dryer disconnection included.
• Ovens, stoves, and ranges — Electric and gas models. We cap gas lines when needed.
• Dishwashers — Built-in and portable units
• Water heaters — Tank and tankless, gas and electric
• Air conditioning units — Window AC units, portable units, and mini-splits
• Microwaves — Countertop and over-the-range models
• Other appliances — Trash compactors, wine coolers, ice machines, dehumidifiers, and more

Why Professional Appliance Removal Matters

Appliances are not regular junk. There are good reasons to call a professional instead of trying to handle them yourself:

• Weight and injury risk — A refrigerator can weigh 250 to 400 pounds. A washer and dryer set can weigh over 300 pounds combined. Moving these through doorways and down stairs without the right equipment risks serious injury and property damage.
• Refrigerant regulations — Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units contain refrigerants that must be recovered by certified technicians under EPA Section 608. You cannot legally dump these items at the curb or in a landfill without proper handling.
• Gas connections — Gas dryers, stoves, and water heaters need to be properly disconnected to prevent leaks. Our crew knows how to safely cap gas lines.
• Disposal restrictions — Washington County has specific rules about appliance disposal. We know the local requirements and ensure full compliance.

Our Appliance Removal Process

1. Call (801) 515-3863 and tell us what appliances need to go. We will give you a phone estimate.
2. We arrive and confirm pricing — Our crew assesses the job, checks access points, and gives you an exact price before starting.
3. Safe disconnection — We disconnect water lines, gas connections, and electrical hookups as needed.
4. Removal and cleanup — We carry the appliance out, load it on our truck, and clean up the area behind it.
5. Responsible disposal — Appliances go to certified recycling facilities. Metals are recovered, refrigerants are properly captured, and reusable units are donated when possible.

Appliance Removal Pricing in St. George

• Single appliance (washer, dryer, dishwasher, microwave): $85–$150
• Refrigerator or freezer (includes freon handling): $95–$175
• Water heater: $95–$150
• Multiple appliances (kitchen remodel, full replacement): $200–$400

We charge by the job, not by the hour. Prices include disconnection, removal, loading, hauling, and disposal. See our full pricing guide for more details.

Serving All of Washington County

We remove appliances from homes and businesses across St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Ivins, Santa Clara, La Verkin, Leeds, and every community in between. Same-day service is available when you call before noon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you recycle appliances?

Yes. Appliances contain valuable metals like steel, copper, and aluminum that are recovered through certified recycling facilities. Refrigerants are captured according to EPA requirements. Working appliances in good condition may be donated to local charities.

Can you disconnect appliances before removal?

Yes. Our crew disconnects water lines, electrical connections, and gas hookups as part of the service. For gas appliances, we cap the line after disconnection. No extra charge for standard disconnection.

Is there an extra fee for refrigerators?

Refrigerators and freezers cost slightly more than other appliances because of the EPA-required refrigerant recovery process. A typical refrigerator removal in St. George runs $95 to $175 depending on size, location, and access.

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Need an appliance removed today? Call (801) 515-3863 for a free estimate or schedule a pickup online.