Appliance removal across the UK
Send a photo, get a fixed price, and a two-person crew carries your old washing machine, cooker or dishwasher out and takes it away for recycling.
- Licensed waste carrier
- Fixed price from a photo
- Two-person crew and van
- Same or next day where possible
Get a fixed price from a photo
Fill this in and we reply by email with a fixed price. Then send us a photo of the appliance so the price is right first time.
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No email app on this device? Send the photo to hello@appliance-removal.co.uk with your postcode.
What we collect
Household appliances of every size, carried out from wherever they stand and loaded by a two-person crew.
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Washing machine
Front and top loaders
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Tumble dryer
Vented, condenser, heat pump
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Washer dryer
Combined washer dryers
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Cooker and oven
Freestanding, built-in, range
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Dishwasher
Full size, slimline, integrated
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Hob and extractor
Already unfitted hobs and hoods
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Several appliances
Kitchen refits and landlords
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Any other appliance
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From your kitchen to the van, without you lifting a thing
Appliance removal is all this site does. We collect washing machines, tumble dryers, washer dryers, cookers, ovens, dishwashers, hobs and extractor hoods from homes and businesses across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Two people arrive with a van, carry the appliance out from the kitchen, utility room or garage and load it. You open the door and point.
Each job starts with a photo. Send one and we reply with a fixed price for carrying, loading and disposal. A washing machine with its concrete counterweight, a heavy range cooker or a whole kitchen's worth of white goods after a refit: the price you are sent is the price you pay once it is on the van.
Appliance Removal is an upper tier waste carrier registered with the Environment Agency under licence CBDU526130. Electrical waste goes for recycling, where the steel, copper, plastics and glass are separated, and working machines are passed on for reuse where possible. Have the appliance disconnected before we arrive, and read how to get rid of a washing machine if you are weighing up the options.
No price surprises on the day
The price you are sent from your photo is the price you pay once the appliance is on the van. If anything looks different from the photo when we arrive, we tell you before we lift it.
How you get a price
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Send a photo
Take a picture of the appliance where it stands and send it to us with a line about where it is. The form on this page sends your details for you.
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Get a fixed price
We reply by email with one price covering the carrying, the loading and the recycling. Nothing is added on the day.
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Have it disconnected
Unplug it and turn the water off. Gas cookers need a Gas Safe registered engineer first, and hard-wired cookers an electrician.
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Pay once it is loaded
Two people carry the appliance out and load it onto the van, then you pay the quoted price. You never have to drag it outside.
Why people use us
Licensed and insured
Upper tier waste carrier licence CBDU526130, with public liability insurance up to £5 million and employers' liability of £10 million.
One figure, nothing added
The price we send from your photo covers the whole job. It does not change when the crew sees the appliance.
Fifteen years of lifting
More than 15 years in the trade, over 500 jobs completed and a 5 star rating on Google.
Recycled, not dumped
90% of the waste we collect is recycled, and working appliances are passed on for reuse where possible.
What a collection involves
Every kind of household appliance
- Washing machines and washer dryers
- Vented, condenser and heat pump dryers
- Gas, electric and range cookers
- Full size and slimline dishwashers
- Hobs, hoods and microwaves
Carried out from wherever it stands
- Kitchens, utility rooms and garages
- Flats with or without a lift
- Upstairs bathrooms and landings
- Loaded straight into our van
- You only open the door
Recycled with the paperwork to prove it
- Upper tier waste carrier licence
- Waste transfer note on request
- We tell you where it went
- Working machines passed on
- Metals and plastics recycled
Before and after: what our appliance removals look like
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Licensed waste carrier Upper tier licence CBDU526130
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Rated 5 stars on Google By the people we have collected for
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90% of waste recycled Reuse first, then recycling
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Insured £5 million public liability
Appliance removal across the UK
We collect from 1,066 towns and cities in 61 regions across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Pick your region to see the towns, postcode districts and neighbourhoods it covers.
Choose your region
England
- Bedfordshire 10 towns
- Berkshire 12 towns
- Bristol and Somerset 20 towns
- Buckinghamshire 14 towns
- Cambridgeshire 12 towns
- Cheshire 21 towns
- Cornwall 15 towns
- County Durham 12 towns
- Cumbria 8 towns
- Derbyshire 21 towns
- Devon 20 towns
- Dorset 16 towns
- East London 7 towns
- East Riding of Yorkshire 8 towns
- East Sussex 13 towns
- Essex 33 towns
- Gloucestershire 14 towns
- Greater Manchester 56 towns
- Hampshire and Isle of Wight 35 towns
- Herefordshire and Worcestershire 12 towns
- Hertfordshire 28 towns
- Kent 34 towns
- Lancashire 32 towns
- Leicestershire and Rutland 19 towns
- Lincolnshire 19 towns
- Merseyside 26 towns
- Norfolk 16 towns
- North London 3 towns
- North Yorkshire 14 towns
- Northamptonshire 11 towns
- Northumberland 9 towns
- Nottinghamshire 21 towns
- Oxfordshire 12 towns
- Shropshire 11 towns
- South East London 10 towns
- South London 11 towns
- South West London 6 towns
- South Yorkshire 24 towns
- Staffordshire 18 towns
- Suffolk 12 towns
- Surrey 41 towns
- Teesside 8 towns
- Tyne and Wear 18 towns
- Warwickshire 9 towns
- West London 14 towns
- West Midlands 29 towns
- West Sussex 15 towns
- West Yorkshire 40 towns
- Wiltshire 14 towns
Scotland
Northern Ireland
Guides
Plain answers to the questions people ask before getting rid of an old appliance.
Appliance removal questions answered
How do I get a price for appliance removal?
Send us a photo of the appliance with a note about where it is and which floor it is on. We reply with a fixed price for the whole job, and that is what you pay once it is loaded.
Does the appliance need to be disconnected first?
Yes. Our crew lifts, carries and loads, but does not disconnect anything. Unplug it, turn the water off and take the hoses off, and book a Gas Safe registered engineer for a gas cooker or an electrician for a hard-wired one.
Do I need to get it outside first?
No. Two people come in, carry it out from the kitchen, utility room or wherever it stands, and load it into the van. Upstairs rooms and flats are fine.
Can you collect today?
Often, yes. Same-day or next-day collection is offered wherever possible, and a message early in the morning gives you the best chance of a slot that day.
Are you a licensed waste carrier?
Yes. We hold upper tier waste carrier licence CBDU526130, registered with the Environment Agency. You can check it on the public register, and we provide a waste transfer note on request.
What happens to my old appliance?
Working machines in good condition are passed on for reuse where possible. The rest goes for recycling at a licensed facility, where the metals, plastics, glass, cables and motors are separated.
Can you take several appliances in one visit?
Yes. Put them all in the photo, or send a picture of each, and one price covers the lot. Kitchen refits and landlords clearing a property often have three or four to go at once.
Why not use the council bulky waste collection?
You can. Councils generally take large appliances, but the collection is booked ahead with a wait and the appliance has to be left outside on the set day. We carry it out for you and aim for same-day or next-day.
Send a photo of your appliance and get a price back
Use the form above, or send the picture to hello@appliance-removal.co.uk. We reply with a fixed price and the earliest slot we have.