Refrigerators, washers, dryers, water heaters — appliances too heavy to move without help.
Appliances are dead weight in the least metaphorical sense — a refrigerator or a washer does not get lighter because it stopped working, and moving one down a hallway or a flight of stairs without help is how backs and doorframes both get hurt. That is the entire case for a hauling crew here: two people who move appliances for a living, versus one person and a hand truck.
Units that hold refrigerant — refrigerators, freezers, window air conditioners — are regulated differently than everything else on this list, because the refrigerant has to be recovered properly rather than vented or left in the unit before it can be scrapped. That recovery step costs something specific, and it is charged as its own fee rather than buried in the general price. A washer, dryer or dishwasher that still runs is a reasonable donation candidate; a unit that has been sitting dead for years generally is not, and it helps to be upfront about which one you have.
Describe what is going and roughly how much space it takes up — that is most of what decides the quote.
Get a Junk Removal QuoteA rough description is plenty — we will follow up to confirm what it takes to move it.