Washer & Dryer Removal in North York
In many North York homes, the laundry room is in the basement — often down a steep set of stairs with a tight turn at the bottom. That's fine for carrying laundry baskets, but not for moving a 90-kilogram front-loader. When a washer breaks down, a dryer stops heating, or you upgrade to a stacked set, getting the old pair out becomes the hardest part of the job.
Our washer and dryer removal service handles it for you. We remove top-loaders, front-loaders, stacked units and all-in-one combos from basements, main floors, closets and condo laundry nooks. We disconnect electric units, carry them out on appliance dollies, and make sure they're recycled instead of dumped.
Upgrades, renovations and condo laundry
We see a lot of washer and dryer removals when North York homeowners finish their basements or move the laundry room upstairs. The old units usually sit in unfinished spaces with low ceilings, tight stairs and narrow doorways. Our crew is used to working around furnaces, water heaters and storage shelving to get units out without bumping into anything.
In condos along Yonge and Sheppard, laundry is often squeezed into a closet with a stacked set. These units can be tricky to separate and move through narrow hallways. We handle them carefully and follow building rules for elevator use and move times.
If your new units are being delivered the same day, let us know. We can plan our visit so the old pair is gone before the new ones arrive.
How It Works
How washer & dryer removal works
- 1
Prepare the connections
Turn off the water supply. Gas dryers need to be disconnected by a licensed technician first.
- 2
Firm quote on site
We check the units and stairs, then give you a price before starting.
- 3
Drain and remove
We disconnect hoses and electric connections, drain remaining water and carry the units out.
- 4
Recycle the metal
Washers and dryers go to scrap metal recycling wherever possible.
What we take with this service
- Top-load washers
- Front-load washers
- Electric dryers
- Gas dryers (disconnected)
- Stacked washer-dryer units
- Washer-dryer combos
- Laundry tubs and pedestals
How pricing works
Washer and dryer removal is quoted free, in person. Two units on a main floor is a very different job from a stacked pair at the bottom of a basement staircase.
We give you a firm price before we disconnect anything.
What affects your price
- Number and type of units
- Basement stairs and tight laundry rooms
- Stacked units that need to be separated
- Water left in the drum
- Other laundry-room items going too
Recycling washers and dryers
Washers and dryers are made mostly of steel, with motors and control boards inside, which makes them good candidates for scrap metal recycling. We make sure they go there rather than to landfill.
If you have a gas dryer, it must be disconnected and capped by a licensed gas technician before removal. We don't disconnect gas lines ourselves.
FAQ
Washer & Dryer Removal questions
Can you disconnect my washer?
Yes. Turn off the water valves, and we'll disconnect the hoses and drain any remaining water.
Do you disconnect gas dryers?
No. A licensed gas technician must disconnect and cap the gas line first. After that, we'll remove the dryer.
Can you take a washer and dryer from a basement?
Yes. We use appliance dollies and straps and plan the safest route up the stairs.
Do you remove stacked units?
Yes. We separate them if needed and remove both pieces.
Will you take the laundry tub too?
Yes. Laundry tubs, shelving and other items can go in the same visit.
We take the hassle out of hauling
Ready to get it gone? Book your free quote.
Tell us what's taking up space and we'll come see it, give you a firm price and haul it away.
- Free on-site quote before any work
- We do all the lifting and loading
- Licensed Toronto disposal facilities
Book a Pickup
Get your free on-site quote today.
Tell us what needs to go and when works for you. We'll call back to set up a time, see the job in person and give you a firm price before anything moves.
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