Refrigerators, washers, dryers, water heaters, dishwashers, and the rest of the heavy household machines. The crew takes care of the routine disconnect, the awkward carry out of the kitchen or laundry room, and disposal that follows the rules. Same-day or next-day pickup runs across Mount Juliet and Wilson County.
We'll show you our coverage documents before any work begins.
We price the load on site and put it in writing.
Depending on the load size, most pickups land on the same day or the day after.
Routes run every day, Mount Juliet through Lebanon.
Refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, ranges, wall ovens, microwaves, water heaters, and window AC units. If it plugs into the wall or ties into a water line and it has quit on you, the crew takes it. We pull units straight from the kitchen, the laundry room, the garage, or a finished basement, so there is no dragging anything out to the curb ahead of time.
Refrigerators lead the list month after month in Mount Juliet. Families across Providence and Willoughby Station ring up when a fridge quits and the replacement is already on a truck. Washers and dryers come next, often tired units retired during a laundry-room refresh in one of the newer subdivisions off Central Pike. Water heaters round it out, and in this part of Wilson County a leaking tank tucked in a basement or garage corner is a steady reason the phone goes off.
The kitchen remodel you have been planning is finally underway. A new fridge waits in the garage on a dolly while the old one keeps humming in the corner, weeping a slow puddle onto the floor. One person cannot wrestle it out, and the delivery driver already made clear the haul-away was not part of the deal. So now two refrigerators are competing for the same spot and the counters are still buried. That dead unit stalling your project does not have to camp out another night.
The story plays out again with washers, dryers, water heaters, and dishwashers. Retailers rarely cart the old machine off, and when they offer to, expect a surcharge and a short list of what they will accept. Window units get abandoned on a back porch the day central air goes in. The old over-the-range microwave migrates to a garage shelf after the upgrade. Buying the replacement is the easy part. Getting rid of the old one is the step that leaves Mount Juliet homeowners stuck.
Here is the honest side-by-side of doing it yourself against bringing in a crew, once the rentals, the disposal fees, and the refrigerant rules nobody mentions are all on the table.
A full-size refrigerator tips the scale around 200 to 400 lbs and will not slide into most SUVs or beds. Gouged hardwood, cracked door casings, and tweaked backs are the usual price when one person tries to horse it out solo.
A two-person team that does this daily clears most pickups in well under an hour. The lifting falls on trained hands with the right dollies and straps. No rental counter, no run to the transfer station, no coming back for a second trip.
The job is not finished the moment a unit rolls out the door. Refrigerators and freezers hold refrigerant that a certified tech has to recover before anything heads to scrap. Steel, copper, and aluminum get pulled apart and routed to recycling operations around Wilson County and the greater Nashville metro. Pieces with life left in them sometimes land at a repair shop. Whatever genuinely cannot be recycled goes to an approved disposal site. Every load is sorted, not dumped whole.
You should not have to decode EPA paperwork or make a run to a transfer station off Lebanon Road yourself. Water heaters and washing machines follow the same path: the steel tank or drum is split from the electrical guts and recycled through the right channel. With Wilson County building so fast, a steady stream of perfectly good metal comes out of remodels and downsizing moves, and that scrap value is exactly what keeps appliance disposal from being a plain one-way trip to the landfill.
Here is the run from the first phone call to the truck pulling out of the driveway. Four steps, nothing hidden.
Ring or text (615) 701-6608, name the appliance, and say where it sits inside the home. Snap a photo if you can. We'll talk through a rough figure while you're on the line.
A flat figure set by the appliance, its size, and how far it has to come out. You hear the number before anything goes on the truck.
Lock in a time slot that suits your schedule. For most homes around Mount Juliet that means same-day or next-day service.
Routine disconnect, floors padded, unit carried out, the spot swept. Metals pulled for recycling and refrigerant recovered per EPA rules.
What people around Mount Juliet usually check on before they set up a pickup for an old appliance.
Across Mount Juliet and Wilson County, appliance pickup runs same-day or next-day. You get a flat quote, a routine disconnect handled for you, and refrigerant plus metals dealt with the way the rules require.
Got more than appliances piling up? Our own crew covers every category of junk removal.
Sofas, beds, dressers, tables, and any other piece that won't fit in the trash cart at the curb.
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Top-to-bottom cleanouts when settling an estate, scaling down, or moving out. We clear it room by room.
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We clear branches, brush, downed limbs from spring storms, and leftover landscaping waste from your yard.
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We clear out drywall, scrap lumber, broken tile, and remodel leftovers from a job site or a home project.
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Old hot tubs and spas get unhooked, taken apart, and carried off your deck or patio by the crew.
Learn more →Working out of Mount Juliet, our crews run daily routes across Wilson County and the eastern edge of the Nashville commuter belt. From Lebanon to Hermitage, a single fridge pickup to a full multi-appliance kitchen swap, the price is set in writing before any work starts. No per-mile add-ons, no "out of area" runaround.
