Appliance Removal in Ottawa
Old fridge, washer or stove? We carry it out and send it for recycling. Just have the water and gas lines shut off before we arrive.
Appliances are heavy, awkward and not collected with regular garbage. We carry them out, load them and take them for recycling, so you do not have to rent a truck or find a drop-off site.
A single appliance starts from $85. If you are replacing a whole kitchen or laundry room, several appliances are priced together by the space they take in the truck.
Junk removal prices in Ottawa
- Single item: from $85
- 1/4 truck: from $199
- 1/2 truck: from $349
- 3/4 truck: from $499
- Full truck: from $649
Prices are "from" prices before HST. Labour, loading and disposal are included. We confirm your exact price before we start loading.
Appliances we remove
Large and small, working or not.
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Stoves, ranges and ovens
- Washers and dryers
- Dishwashers and microwaves
- Air conditioners and dehumidifiers
- Water heaters and small appliances
Before we arrive
Please have the appliance unplugged and, for washers, dishwashers and gas stoves, the water or gas lines shut off. Empty fridges and freezers so nothing spills on the way out. Leave a clear path to the door if you can, and we handle the rest.
Why not just put it out for the City?
Appliances are generally not part of regular curbside garbage collection, so leaving one at the curb can mean it sits there or leads to a notice. Confirm current City rules on ottawa.ca. We take them away from inside your home and send them for recycling where possible.
What we take
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Stoves, ranges and ovens
- Washers and dryers
- Dishwashers and microwaves
- Air conditioners
- Water heaters
Frequently asked questions
How much does appliance removal cost in Ottawa?
A single appliance starts from $85. Several appliances are priced together by the space they take in the truck. We confirm the price before loading.
Do you disconnect the appliance?
Please unplug it and shut off water or gas lines before we arrive. The crew then moves the appliance out.
Do you take appliances that do not work?
Yes. Working or not, we take them away and send them for recycling where possible.
Can you remove a fridge from the basement or an upstairs unit?
Yes. The crew carries appliances from any floor, so nothing needs to be brought outside first.
Will the City pick up an old fridge?
Appliances are generally not part of regular curbside collection. Try the checker on the garbage removal page and confirm current rules on ottawa.ca.