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Older washer and dryer in a laundry room (representative photo)
Representative photo

Appliance removal // fridges, washers, water heaters

Appliance Removal in Las Vegas, NV

Dead fridge, worn-out washer or an old water heater. We load it up and haul it off so the space opens back up.

03 // Appliance Removal

That old fridge is not staying.

Appliances are heavy, awkward and never in a handy spot. A fridge in the garage, a dryer wedged in a closet.

Fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves and dishwashers are all fair game, and so is a single one of them.

Disconnecting water and gas lines is a job for you or a plumber. Once it is unhooked, we take it from there.

Not sure about the hookups or the path out? Ask when you call and we will sort it out together.

Everything leaves on our truck and trailer, and usable appliances go to local non-profits when we can.

A white cabinet, lattice and household items in the Legend Hauling trailer

What goes

What we haul away

  • Fridges and freezers

    Full-size fridges, chest freezers, mini fridges and beverage centers.

  • Washers and dryers

    Top loaders, front loaders and dryers, from the laundry room or the garage.

  • Stoves and ranges

    Gas and electric stoves and ranges, once the gas or power is disconnected.

  • Dishwashers

    Old dishwashers that are already disconnected, usually after a kitchen upgrade.

  • Water heaters

    Old tank water heaters from the garage or side closet, once disconnected.

  • Small appliances

    Microwaves, toaster ovens, vacuums and the countertop gear that stopped working.

Legend Hauling pickup and raised dump trailer at sunrise on a Las Vegas valley street

The valley angle

Why appliances pile up here

Summer heat runs past 100 degrees, which makes lugging a fridge across the driveway a job nobody volunteers for.

Block-wall yards, narrow side gates and stucco corners can make the way out as tricky as the appliance itself.

Appliances do not go in the weekly trash bin, and many neighborhoods have HOA rules about what sits out front.

How it works

4 steps, 1 visit.

  1. Call, text or send photos

    Send a photo of each appliance and the way out, with notes on stairs or tight spots.

  2. Get a free quote

    A free quote by call or text, before any work starts.

  3. You unhook, we haul

    Lines are disconnected by you or a plumber, then we do the lifting. Ask us if unsure.

  4. Hauled off, left clean

    It leaves on our truck and trailer, the space is left clean, and usable ones go to non-profits.

Recent loads

From our trailer this season.

Trailer loaded with household junk, view down a Las Vegas valley street
Trailer packed with boxes, a sectional and household items on a Las Vegas valley street
A full trailer load tarped down for the drive

Questions

Appliance Removal questions.

Do you disconnect the water or gas lines?

That part is best left to you or a plumber. Once it is unhooked, we handle the lifting and hauling.

Can you haul just one appliance?

Yes. One dead fridge or a full set from a kitchen upgrade, it is the same call.

What if it is upstairs or in a tight spot?

Tell us when you call. Photos of the stairs, doors or gate help us plan the carry.

What happens to the old appliance?

Reusable ones go to local non-profits when we can. The rest is disposed of properly.

Free quote

Get a free quote.

Call, text or send the form. Photos of the pile help us give you the most accurate quote.

Request a free quote

Name and phone are all we need. The rest helps us plan the load.

What’s going?

Photos help: text them to (702) 726-1162 after you send this.

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