Appliance Removal in Biloxi, MS
Appliances We Remove
We handle residential and commercial appliances of all sizes. If it is heavy, plugged in, and you want it gone, we take it.
Side by sides, French doors, top freezers, chest freezers, mini fridges, and upright units. These are the toughest removals because they weigh 200 to 300 pounds and contain refrigerants that must be recovered by a certified technician before disposal. We coordinate that entire process.
Top loaders, front loaders, stackable units, and combos. We shut off water supply lines, disconnect dryer vents, and drain what needs draining before we haul them out.
Electric, gas, and dual fuel models. We disconnect gas lines safely and make sure your shutoff valve is working before we move the unit.
Built-in and drawer style. We unhook water supplies and drain hoses without damaging your cabinets.
Over the range units, built-in models, and countertop units.
Tank and tankless, gas and electric. We drain tanks on site before removal so you are not dealing with 500 pounds of water weight.
Window units, wall mounted systems, and portable ACs. Like refrigerators, these contain refrigerants regulated by the EPA.
Restaurant coolers, industrial ovens, and large commercial refrigeration units that require extra crew members and bigger trucks.
Why Choose Clutter Control for Appliance Removal
We know the local rules.
The City of Biloxi will not pick up refrigerators that still contain refrigerant. White goods like washers and dryers are only collected on bulk days, and you have to drag them to the curb yourself. We save you that trouble and make sure your appliances are disposed of legally.
We handle the disconnection.
Water lines, gas lines, dryer vents, and electrical plugs. Our crew knows where the shutoff valves are and how to unhook everything without causing a flood or a gas leak.
We offer same day service.
Call in the morning and we can often pick up your appliance the same afternoon. We work around your schedule, not the other way around.
We recycle and donate.
Working appliances go to local charities. Broken units go to certified facilities where refrigerants are recovered and metals are recycled. The EPA says about 98 percent of a refrigerator can be recycled. We make sure that happens.
How Appliance Removal Works
Step 1. Book your pickup.
Call, text, or fill out our online form. Tell us what you have and where it is located. We offer same day and next day scheduling.
Step 2. We arrive and assess.
Our crew shows up on time, looks at the appliance, and checks access. Tight staircase? Narrow doorway? Gas line that needs capping? We figure out the plan before we touch anything. Then we give you a firm quote.
Step 3. Disconnect and remove.
We shut off water lines, unplug electrical connections, disconnect dryer vents, and handle gas line shutoffs. Then we use straps, dollies, and sliders to maneuver the appliance out without scratching your floors or walls.
Step 4. Haul and dispose.
Working units go to donation centers. Broken units go to certified recyclers where refrigerants are recovered and metals are stripped. You get a clean space and a receipt.
What Appliance Removal Costs
Appliance removal prices vary by the number of units, their size, and access. These are estimated price ranges and may vary depending on the specific job.
One refrigerator, washer, dryer, stove, or other individual appliance.
A washer and dryer set, refrigerator and dishwasher, or two similar household appliances.
Several appliances from a kitchen, laundry room, rental property, or other larger clearout.
What Changes the Price?
Appliance size, weight, location, and access can affect the cost. Second-floor units, tight spaces, gas connections, and water lines may require extra work. We provide a quote before starting.
Trust and Safety
Licensed and insured.
Your home and property are protected while we work.
EPA-Compliant disposal.
Refrigerants and compressor oils are regulated materials. We route appliances to certified facilities that recover refrigerants legally and recycle the metal. We do not dump units in fields or behind vacant lots.
Trained crew.
Our team knows how to disconnect a gas stove without creating a leak. They know how to drain a water heater without flooding your basement. They know how to get a refrigerator down a narrow staircase without destroying your drywall.
Local knowledge.
We are based on the Gulf Coast. We know the donation centers, the recycling facilities, and how Jackson County handles appliance waste. When you call Clutter Control Junk Removal and Demo, you talk to someone who knows the area, not a national call center reading from a script.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What appliances do you remove?
We remove refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, ovens, ranges, dishwashers, microwaves, water heaters, air conditioners, dehumidifiers, and commercial appliances. If it is heavy and plugged in, we can take it.
How much does appliance removal cost?
Most single appliances run $75 to $150. Multiple appliances or hard to access units run $200 to $400. We give you a firm quote before we start.
Do you offer same day service?
Yes. We offer same day and next day service across the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Call early for the best availability.
Can I leave my old refrigerator on the curb?
No. The City of Biloxi will not pick up refrigerators that contain refrigerant. You could face fines. We handle the legal disposal for you.
What happens to my appliance after you take it?
Working units get donated to local charities when possible. Broken units go to certified recycling facilities where refrigerants are recovered and metals are recycled. The EPA estimates about 98 percent of a refrigerator can be recycled.
Do I need to disconnect everything before you arrive?
You can if you want, but you do not have to. We handle water lines, electrical plugs, dryer vents, and gas line shutoffs. If you have a gas appliance, we recommend having a plumber cap the line after we remove the unit.
Can you remove appliances from basements and attics?
Yes. We handle stairs, tight spaces, and awkward angles. If your washer is in a basement or your water heater is in a cramped utility closet, we will get it out safely.
What appliances will you not take?
We do not handle hazardous materials, chemicals, or appliances filled with liquid fuels that have not been drained. If you are unsure, call us and we will tell you straight up.
Do you work with businesses and property managers?
Yes. We remove commercial appliances from restaurants, offices, warehouses, and rental properties. We also handle multi unit clearouts.
How is appliance removal different from junk removal?
Junk removal covers general clutter like furniture and boxes. Appliance removal is specifically for heavy, regulated items like refrigerators and washers that require proper disconnection, refrigerant recovery, and specialized disposal.
Ready to Get That Appliance Out of Your House?
Call Clutter Control Junk Removal and Demo or fill out our online form. We offer same day appliance removal, upfront pricing, and a crew that shows up on time.
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