Do you take refrigerators?
Yes — full-size fridges, side-by-sides, and chest freezers. Empty it out and unplug it ahead of time so it defrosts and stops dripping, and we'll handle the carry-out.
Appliance Removal
Appliance Removal Las Vegas
Dead fridge in the garage. A washer that quit mid-cycle. A hot tub nobody has touched since 2019. We haul the heavy stuff out of Las Vegas homes — up and down stairs, out of tight hallways, into the truck — so you never have to touch it again.
The right service for the actual mess.
Appliances aren't like other junk. They're heavy, awkward, sometimes plumbed in, and nobody's cousin with a pickup truck wants to help move a fridge. That's the whole job: the crew shows up, does the lifting, navigates the stairs and doorways without tearing up your walls, and the thing is gone in a single visit.
Refrigerators and freezers
Full-size fridges, side-by-sides, chest freezers, mini fridges — we take them all. Empty it out and unplug it ahead of time so it defrosts and stops dripping, and we'll handle the rest, including the carry-out that scratches floors and doorframes when amateurs do it.
Washers and dryers
Top-load, front-load, stackable sets, dryer vent and all. Upstairs laundry rooms and narrow Vegas hallway closets are exactly where these get stuck. Tell us about the stairs when you call so the crew shows up with enough hands.
Stoves, ovens, and dishwashers
Ranges, wall ovens, cooktops, dishwashers — out of the kitchen and gone. One hard rule: gas appliances and hardwired units must be safely disconnected before we arrive. Our crew does not touch gas lines, plumbing connections, or hardwired electrical. If it's disconnected and free-standing, we haul it.
Hot tubs and spas
Yes, really. Dead hot tubs get cut down and removed in pieces — that's the only sane way to move several hundred pounds of fiberglass and wet wood framing. Drain it completely and disconnect the power first; we handle the cutting, the carry-out, and the mess.
The rest of the heavy stuff
Microwaves, trash compactors, water heaters (drained and disconnected from gas and water lines), window AC units. If it's an appliance and it's disconnected, odds are we can take it. Text us a photo if you're not sure — we'll tell you straight.
Three steps. Zero drama.
1. Tell us what's there
Call or text with the appliance type, where it sits, and whether stairs are involved. A photo helps — we can usually confirm it's something we take right on the call.
2. Get the real price
We give you a firm, all-in price before anything moves. You approve it; the crew starts. If the price isn't right, we leave and it costs you nothing.
3. We do the carrying
Up the stairs, around the corners, through the door. We haul it to the truck, sweep the spot it was sitting on, and you're done.
Out of the kitchen. Out of the garage. Out of your life.
A local crew that actually carries the thing
G&G is George and Georgi's operation — a Las Vegas junk removal crew, not a call center dispatching a mystery truck. Appliances are the jobs where that matters most: one wrong angle on a fridge and there's a gouge in the drywall or a thrown-out back. The crew does this every day, protects the path on the way out, and leaves the spot cleaner than the appliance left it.
Final price before we lift a finger.
Appliance removal is priced by size and how much of the truck it takes. A single small appliance starts at $99. A washer-dryer pair or a full-size fridge typically lands in the mid-range. Big jobs — hot tubs, multiple appliances, a full trailer — run $599 and up, and you always approve the exact number before we start. No hourly meter running while we wrestle your stove down the stairs.
Before the trailer rolls.
Will you disconnect my gas stove or dishwasher?
No — and be wary of anyone who offers to. Gas appliances and hardwired units must be safely disconnected before pickup. Once it's free-standing and disconnected, we'll haul it out.
Can you really remove a hot tub?
Yes. Hot tubs get cut apart and removed in pieces, which is how the weight problem gets solved. You drain it completely and disconnect the power first; we handle the cutting, the carry-out, and the cleanup.
Do old appliances get recycled?
Eligible materials get routed to recycling facilities when accepted and practical — metal shells and cabinets usually qualify. We don't guarantee every piece gets recycled; some items only have disposal options. But we route what we can.
Is there anything you won't take?
We don't take items holding hazardous chemicals or loose fluids, and we can't take any appliance that's still connected to a gas line or hardwired at pickup time. Everything else appliance-wise, just ask — a quick photo text settles it.
Las Vegas is the territory.
We run appliance removal across the whole valley — Summerlin, Henderson, Green Valley, North Las Vegas, Spring Valley, Enterprise, Centennial Hills, Boulder City, and everywhere in between. If your address is in the Las Vegas area and a dead appliance is sitting in it, you're in range.
Need more than appliances gone? See our residential junk removal, commercial junk removal, or full cleanouts.
That fridge has sat there long enough.
One call, one firm price, and the heavy thing is gone. Call (702) 762-8917 or text us a photo of what needs to leave.