Appliance Removal in Boise
One Unit at a Time, With the Price Posted
Treasure Valley Junk Removal books appliance removal in Boise as a paid pickup with the number posted ahead of time: a refrigerator, freezer, washer or dryer is $85–$140 on the public sheet, carried out of the kitchen, laundry room or basement it sits in by one independent local hauler.
What appliance removal in Boise costs, unit by unit
Appliances are priced by the piece, not by the hour. The figures below are lifted from the public sheet, and the hauler confirms the exact one at the door before the unit is touched.
| Unit | On the sheet | What moves it inside the range |
|---|---|---|
| Refrigerator or freezer | $85–$140 | The floor it stands on, plus refrigerant handling that is already inside the figure |
| Washer or dryer | $85–$140 | A basement or upstairs laundry, and how long the carry runs |
| Range, dishwasher or window air conditioner | $75–$150, the single-item row | Whether it is unhooked and clear of the cabinets; an air conditioner also holds refrigerant |
| Two or three units on one stop | Each added piece costs less than the first | Three pieces tend to total less than a quarter truck, which is $180–$250 |
Every figure in the table is taken from the appliance row of Boise junk removal prices, or from the single-item row above it, so there is no special figure that only turns up on the phone.
Why a refrigerator is not just scrap metal
A refrigerator, a freezer and an air conditioner each hold refrigerant in a closed loop, and Idaho disposal sites want that refrigerant recovered before the shell is recycled. The recovery is done at a certified facility, never in a driveway. Units like these carry a disposal fee in both Ada and Canyon County, which is why a fridge tends to land nearer the top of its range than a dryer the same size. That fee sits inside the posted figure, so it does not show up as a separate line once the truck is there. Leave the loop closed until then. Opening it is work for the facility.
Washers, dryers, ranges and dishwashers: the plain hauls
These four hold no refrigerant, so what leaves is steel. A plug or a simple hookup can be undone at the door. Turn the water off at a washer and the gas off at a range before pickup day. Undoing a gas line that is still live is a plumber's job, not a hauler's. Once the unit is out, the metal goes to scrap recyclers, and on a stop that is mostly metal the scrap value takes some weight off the disposal side of the price.
Basements, stairs and the delivery date
The carry is the labor. An upright freezer in a basement or a dryer on the second floor is a slower carry than a washer standing in a garage, and that time is what moves a unit inside its range. When you ask, name the floor for each unit and mention any stairs or tight hallway on the way out. If a replacement is being delivered, give that date too, so the old unit is gone before the new one needs the space. One appliance is a small stop, and a small stop occasionally fits into a route the day the request comes in. Nobody here promises that, and there is no rush charge when it works out; the page on how a same-day request really works explains why.
Working, tired or dead: where each unit goes
A refrigerator or washer that still runs is a donation before it is anything else, and the receipt for it comes back to you. One that has quit goes for recycling: any refrigerant comes out first, and then the steel is sold as scrap. Only what no recycler or charity will take rides to the transfer station. Whether a donation center accepts a particular unit is that center's decision on the day. The order every load is sorted in is laid out under the donate-first sort.
The routes that cost less, and what each one leaves out
This is a paid pickup, and nothing on this page is free. A few routes around the valley cost less, and they deserve a mention before the paid one. A working washer or dryer listed free on Facebook Marketplace is often gone within hours. Boise's trash service includes a scheduled curbside pickup for a few large items per household; ask the city whether your unit qualifies. Meridian's bulky-item pickup through Republic Services takes appliances at the curb and adds a per-item fee to the utility bill for the ones that hold refrigerant. In Eagle, Hardin will collect an appliance once the pickup is booked, and the extra charge varies by item. Nampa's spring cleanup week has taken appliances at the curb when they were scheduled ahead, but not units with freon.
Each of those starts at the curb, on the program's own date. A paid haul covers what they leave out: the freezer still in the basement, the dead fridge nobody online wants, the range that has to be out before the installers arrive.
Furniture leaving on the same stop
When the old fridge is going out alongside a couch or a bedroom set, the whole stop is priced together, and the furniture and appliance page covers the in-home carry for the big soft pieces. Text a photo of the unit and the path out to (208) 591-8785, or book the pickup online.