Refrigerators
Fridges and freezers hauled from kitchens, garages, and patios. We navigate doorways and stairs; gas-line units must be safely disconnected before pickup.
Appliance removal in Las Vegas.
Refrigerators, washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers, and hot tubs — hauled out safely without scratching floors. Eligible materials go to recycling facilities when accepted.
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Fridges and freezers hauled from kitchens, garages, and patios. We navigate doorways and stairs; gas-line units must be safely disconnected before pickup.
Laundry pairs removed from tight laundry rooms and upstairs installs. We handle the hoses, the weight, and the awkward angles.
Kitchen ranges and cooktops hauled out. Gas appliances must be safely disconnected by a qualified person before we arrive.
Built-in and portable dishwashers removed during kitchen updates. Hardwired units must be safely disconnected first.
Drained, dismantled, and hauled — the full hot tub job, start to finish. Already drained it yourself? We'll just haul it.
Microwaves, trash compactors, and other bulky appliances. Text a photo and we'll give you a straight answer.
Show us the problem, approve the plan, enjoy the space.
Text a few clear photos and tell us what needs to go.
We confirm the scope, price, and available time before work begins.
The crew lifts, loads, hauls, and lightly sweeps the cleared area.
Appliances loaded, floors intact, space back.

A little prep keeps the pickup fast and the floors scratch-free.
Move the small stuff out of the carry route — doorways, hallways, stairs.
Unplug electric units. Gas or hardwired appliances must be safely disconnected by a qualified person before pickup.
We can drain, dismantle, and haul the whole thing — or just haul it if you've already drained it.
Then text photos to (702) 762-8917 — or call for an instant quote. We'll confirm the price before anything is lifted.
Most jobs are priced by the trailer space they use. Item type, disposal fees, stairs, gates, and long carries can affect the total. We confirm everything before work starts.
Text for exact pricingThe useful questions, answered like a person.
Yes — fridges and freezers from kitchens, garages, and patios across the Las Vegas Valley.
Gas appliances must be safely disconnected by a qualified person before pickup. We haul from there.
Unplug what you can and clear a path. Hardwired or gas units must be safely disconnected by a qualified person before we arrive.
Eligible materials are routed to recycling facilities when accepted and practical.
Yes — we handle hot tubs start to finish: draining, dismantling, hauling, and all the debris. Already drained it? We'll just haul it.
Yes. We move appliances down stairs and through tight spaces regularly — send layout details with your photos.
Most single appliances fall in the $99–$199 range depending on size and access. We confirm the price before lifting.
Same-day openings when the route allows — morning texts have the best shot at afternoon pickup.
The flagship market — furniture, appliances, household junk, cleanouts, and approved debris across Las Vegas.
Beyond the main cities, we run routes through the valley's neighborhoods every week. We serve Anthem, Seven Hills, Aliante, Mountains Edge, Summerlin, Spring Valley, Enterprise, Henderson, and North Las Vegas — and we're the local crew, not a national franchise routing calls through a call center three states away.
Wherever you are in the Las Vegas Valley, the process is the same: text a photo, get a clear price, and watch the pile leave. Same crew, same trailer, same Saturday back — guaranteed straightforward and hassle-free.
Not sure if we cover your street? Text your ZIP code — if you're in the valley, we're already nearby. We confirm coverage, timing, and the final price before the trailer rolls, so there are no surprises. Quotes are instant on the phone.
Send the photos. Tell us what stays. Let G&G handle the heavy part.
Instant quote on the phone. No obligation — you can say no.