Appliance removal and haul-away from $100

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Appliances we take

The new one is being delivered and the store will not take the old one. Or the old one died months ago and is still sitting in the garage. Either way, an appliance is too heavy for most people to move safely, and it will not fit in a car. We carry it out and haul it off.

• Refrigerators, standalone freezers and wine coolers
• Washers and dryers, stacked or side by side
• Electric stoves, ranges and wall ovens that are already disconnected
• Dishwashers and microwaves
• Window and portable air conditioning units
• Small appliances by the box: toasters, vacuums, fans and the rest

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Disconnect first, then we haul

Rapid Haul removes appliances. We do not do plumbing, gas or electrical work. Before the crew arrives, the appliance needs to be unplugged and disconnected from anything it is hooked into.

For most homes that is simple. Unplug the fridge, shut off the washer's water valves and pull the hoses, unplug the dryer. A gas stove or gas dryer must be disconnected by a qualified professional, and the line capped, before we come. The same goes for any hardwired appliance. If you are not sure whether yours is ready, send Dany a photo of the back and he will tell you.

or call (754) 249-1015

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Refrigerator removal

Refrigerators are the most common appliance pickup and the heaviest. Empty it the day before and leave the doors open so it can dry out. Food left in a dead fridge in South Florida heat gets bad quickly, so if it has been sitting a while, clear it out and bag the food for the trash before the crew arrives.

Side-by-side and French-door fridges are wide. The crew may take the doors off to get it through the kitchen doorway, the same way the delivery team got it in, and we take care with your floors and door frames on the way out.

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What moves the price

Appliance removal starts at $100 for one standard appliance in an easy spot, like a washer in a ground-floor laundry room. The flat price goes up with more units, bigger units like a commercial-size fridge, and harder carries like a second floor with no elevator or a long walk from parking in a condo complex.

The price includes labor, loading, hauling and disposal. Add other junk to the same trip, like an old mattress or boxes in the garage, and Dany prices it all as one job. You pay after the appliance is gone.

or call (754) 249-1015

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Building and HOA rules

In Broward and Miami-Dade condos, moving a fridge or washer often means booking the service elevator and staying inside set hours. Check with management before you book. If they ask for proof of insurance, Rapid Haul carries $1M general liability.

City bulk pickup programs often handle appliances on a separate schedule or by appointment, and some have rules about what can go out to the curb. If you need it gone now, or you cannot get it to the curb, call us.

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Kitchen remodels, rentals and appliance swaps

A lot of appliance pickups are part of something bigger. A landlord replaces the fridge and stove between tenants. A homeowner is redoing the kitchen and the whole set has to go before the cabinets come out. A flipper buys a house with a dead washer, a rusty dryer and a freezer nobody has opened in years.

If you are remodeling, Dany can take the old appliances in the same visit as the kitchen tear-out (interior demolition, non-structural), so you are not booking two crews. If it is a rental turnover, one photo of each appliance is enough for a flat price, and you can meet the crew at the unit or send them the lockbox code. One customer wrote that the crew was "quick with the quote, fairly priced" (Kristy K.). That is the goal on every appliance call: a fast answer, a fair number, and the old unit gone without a fight.