Appliance Removal · Deco District
Appliance Removal in the Deco District
Bungalow kitchens weren’t built with wide doorways, and getting a refrigerator out past the back steps is a two-person job at least. We do it and haul it off — a fridge is $164, a gas range $137, a tank water heater $131.
Bungalows Along Fredericksburg Road
The Deco District, Jefferson and the streets around Woodlawn Lake are lined with 1920s-to-1950s bungalows, many of them now rentals, about four miles from downtown along Fredericksburg Road.
Landlords turn these houses over between tenants, and old appliances are often the first thing replaced. Inside city limits the City takes large appliances during your bulky week, twice a year, if they’re at the curb.
Deco District Appliance Prices
| Appliance | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
| Stove / range (gas) | $137 |
| Water heater (tank) | $131 |
| Window AC (small) | $87 |
| Washer | $133 |
Rental Turnovers
Between Tenants
Send photos from the empty house and share a lockbox code; we’ll clear the old appliances before the new ones arrive.
Window Units
Older houses often still have window AC units. They contain refrigerant and go to certified recovery.
Deco District Appliance FAQs
Can you get a fridge out of a small bungalow kitchen?
Yes. The crew brings an appliance dolly and straps, and takes doors off the fridge if that’s what it takes.
How much is it to remove a gas stove?
A gas range is $137, once a licensed technician has disconnected the gas line.
Can landlords book for a vacant rental?
Yes. Approve from photos, share access, and you’ll get photos of the cleared kitchen.
Do you remove window AC units?
Yes — a small window unit is $87, with the refrigerant recovered.
Old Appliances Out, New Ones In
A photo of each appliance gets you a flat price.
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