West Phoenix's biggest, densest neighborhood (85031, 85033, 85035, 85037) — equipos que hablan español. We disconnect and haul the old fridge, washer, dryer, water heater or AC unit at a flat price from a photo: refrigerator $221, washer $179, often the same day your new one arrives. Precio fijo, sin sorpresas — and no service tax.
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Upload a Photo & Get Quote →One picture of the fridge, washer or AC unit. An exact flat price comes back in seconds — precio fijo, sin sorpresas, and no one has to come out to "estimate" it first.
Same-day is usually open across West Phoenix. Delivery coming Thursday? Book us in the same window so the old unit leaves as the new one lands.
Hoses, vents and standard hookups come off, the unit comes out of the kitchen, laundry room or garage, and refrigerant appliances get certified recovery. You lift nothing.
Flat by item, quoted from your photo. The disconnect, the carry-out to the truck, the refrigerant recovery where it applies, and the disposal are all inside the number.
| Appliance | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Window AC unit | $107 |
| Portable AC unit | $114 |
| Dishwasher | $147 |
| Mini fridge | $155 |
| Electric range / stove | $172 |
| Dryer | $172 |
| Gas range / stove | $176 |
| Water heater (tank) | $176 |
| Washer | $179 |
| Chest freezer | $196 |
| Refrigerator | $221 |
| Washer + dryer (stacked combo) | $225 |
| Refrigerator — oversized / double-door | $246 |
$75 minimum on very small jobs. Disposal, disconnect and freon recovery included. Clearing more than one — the dead washer and the spare fridge in the garage? Send one photo and we quote them together instead of stacking full item prices. Arizona doesn't tax the removal service, so nothing is added at the end. El precio de la foto es el precio final: no hay impuesto sobre el servicio en Arizona.
Outside context: third-party cost trackers put a typical Phoenix-metro junk-removal job around $226–$237, and local independents such as Junk Rescue advertise appliance pickups from about $95 — a starting rate that climbs with access, stairs and disposal. Ours is the finished number, quoted before we drive.
| Option | Cost | Speed | The catch |
|---|---|---|---|
| City of Phoenix bulk trash appointment | Free | ~3 business days out | 4 collections per calendar year, and refrigerant appliances aren't ordinary uncontained trash — you also carry it to the curb yourself |
| The scrapper driving the neighborhood | Free | Same day | He takes the metal and leaves the freon problem — and often leaves the water heater, which isn't worth his trip |
| Retailer haul-away with delivery | $0–$50 | On delivery day | Only with a matched replacement bought from them and scheduled at purchase; miss that box and the old one stays in your garage |
| Self-haul to a transfer station | ~$55/ton gate rate + truck + your day | Half a day | The 27th Ave Transfer Station takes it; the SR-85 landfill is not open to the public — and a fridge doesn't fit in a sedan |
| JunkRabbit | $107–$246 flat | Same day | None — flat photo price, disconnected, carried out, freon recovered, en español si prefiere |
Maryvale sits inside the City of Phoenix, so unlike Mesa, Chandler or Scottsdale, the city's own rules apply to you directly — and they're worth knowing exactly, because they changed. Phoenix bulk trash is now appointment-based: you get a maximum of four collections per calendar year, you schedule them up to three business days out, and items may be placed out no more than seven days ahead of the collection. The old "pile it at the curb and wait for the quarterly sweep" habit is gone.
That matters twice over. First, four appointments a year is a budget — spend one on a single dead dryer in February and you've got three left when the fridge quits in July. Second, and more important: a refrigerator, freezer or AC unit is not ordinary uncontained trash. Those units hold refrigerant, and refrigerant has to be recovered by a certified technician before the shell can legally go to disposal. That's not a rule we invented to sell you something — it's why an old fridge sits in Valley garages for months while a couch gets hauled off in a week.
En español: Maryvale está dentro de la Ciudad de Phoenix, así que aplica el programa municipal por cita: máximo 4 recolecciones por año calendario, se agenda hasta 3 días hábiles antes, y las cosas se sacan no más de 7 días antes. Y lo más importante: un refrigerador, congelador o aire acondicionado no es basura común — el refrigerante se tiene que recuperar antes de desecharlo. Nosotros lo hacemos con recuperación certificada, precio fijo desde una foto.
Check your own account and appointment status with the City of Phoenix if you'd rather use a city slot for the non-refrigerant stuff — that's a perfectly sensible plan, and we'll happily take just the fridge. The point of this section isn't to tell you the city is useless; it's that the two hardest appliances in a Maryvale house, the refrigerator and the water heater, are exactly the two the city program handles worst.
Appliances are the one category where the routing genuinely matters, so here's what actually happens to yours.
Refrigerant first. Fridges, freezers, window ACs and portable ACs are routed for EPA-certified refrigerant recovery before anything else happens to them. This is the step the guy with the pickup truck skips — he cuts the line, vents the refrigerant into the air over West Phoenix, sells the copper and the steel, and the whole reason the rule exists gets defeated. In a desert metro that runs air conditioning eight months a year, that adds up.
Then the metal. Once recovered, the shell is scrap steel and it goes to recycling — as do washer drums, dryer bodies, range chassis and water-heater tanks. Appliances are one of the highest-yield recycling streams we handle, which is part of why the flat price can stay where it is.
Working units get a second life. If a fridge, washer or dryer still runs, we'd rather it went to Goodwill of Central & Northern Arizona, St. Vincent de Paul or a Habitat for Humanity ReStore than to a scrap pile — a working appliance is worth far more to a neighbor than to a shredder. Tell us it works and we'll route it that way, receipt on request.
Maryvale was built as one of the Valley's first big master-planned subdivisions, and the housing stock is remarkably consistent: modest single-story ranch homes from the 1950s through the 1970s, slab foundations, no basements, carports and single-car garages, block walls with a side gate. That shapes every appliance job here.
Access is usually the side gate. A fridge from the kitchen typically goes out the back or through the carport rather than through a narrow front hall, and a washer usually lives in the garage or a converted laundry area rather than a purpose-built utility room. Our crews plan the path before they lift, because a slab house means one level and one shot at getting a door frame right.
Water heaters are the specialty item. On homes of this age, the tank is often in the garage on original or partially updated plumbing, and the shutoff valve is the oldest part of the assembly. We drain the tank before it moves and we're honest if a corroded line means a plumber should touch it first — that's a better outcome than a flooded garage on a 108° afternoon.
Summer scheduling is real. From June through September we take early-morning windows. A garage in Maryvale in July is punishing, and the crew that starts at 7 a.m. does a cleaner, safer job than the crew that shows up at 2 p.m.
"Equipo en español, desconectaron y sacaron el refrigerador viejo el mismo día. Precio fijo, sin impuesto, sin sorpresas. Excelente."
"Washer and dryer both dead — disconnected and carried both out of the laundry room. Fair flat price, no tax line, easy."
"I manage rentals here — they swap the dead units on turnover, same day as delivery. Reliable and fair."
How much does appliance removal cost in Maryvale?
Refrigerator $221 (oversized $246), mini fridge $155, chest freezer $196, washer $179, dryer $172, stacked combo $225, dishwasher $147, gas range $176, electric range $172, water heater $176, window AC $107, portable AC $114. $75 minimum, disposal and disconnect included, no Arizona sales tax on the service.
¿Hablan español?
Sí — equipos que hablan español, presupuesto con foto y precio fijo sin sorpresas. También puede ver nuestra página en español.
Will the city take my old fridge?
Maryvale is in the City of Phoenix, so the appointment-based program applies: 4 collections per calendar year, booked up to 3 business days out, items out no more than 7 days early. But refrigerant appliances aren't ordinary uncontained trash — the freon has to be recovered first, which is why a fridge is the worst thing to spend a city appointment on.
Do you recover the freon?
Yes — EPA-certified recovery on every fridge, freezer and AC unit, then the metal shell is recycled. The scrapper who takes the metal off your driveway does not do this.
Do I have to disconnect it first?
No. We take off standard hoses and vents and drain a water-heater tank before it moves. On older Maryvale plumbing, if a shutoff won't hold we'll tell you instead of forcing it.
Can you come the day my new one is delivered?
Yes, and it's the most common booking here. Retailer haul-away only applies with a matched replacement scheduled at purchase; if you missed that, we cover it.
Is it cheaper than a traditional full-service hauler?
Third-party trackers put a typical Phoenix-metro job around $226–$237, and local independents advertise from about $95 before access and disposal. Our $221 fridge already includes the disconnect, the carry-out, the freon recovery and the disposal.
Sí. Maryvale es una de las razones por las que ofrecemos el servicio en español: equipos que hablan español, presupuesto con foto y precio fijo sin sorpresas. Desconectamos y sacamos el refrigerador, la lavadora, la secadora, el calentador de agua o el aire acondicionado, y no hay impuesto sobre el servicio en Arizona.
Maryvale is inside the City of Phoenix, so the city's appointment-based bulk trash program applies to you directly: a maximum of four collections per calendar year, scheduled up to three business days out, with items placed out no more than seven days ahead. The bigger issue is that refrigerant appliances are not ordinary uncontained trash — a fridge, freezer or AC unit contains refrigerant that has to be recovered by a certified technician before the shell can be disposed of. That is why the program is not a clean answer for an old fridge, and why we handle it instead.
Yes. Refrigerators, freezers, window units and portable ACs are routed for EPA-certified refrigerant recovery before the metal shell is recycled. That is a real cost in the appliance price and it is the difference between us and the scrapper who takes the metal off your driveway and leaves the environmental problem behind.
We disconnect standard hookups. Washers and dryers come off their hoses and vents and out of the laundry room or garage. For a water heater the tank is drained before it moves, which matters on the older 1950s to 1970s plumbing common in Maryvale homes. If a line is corroded or a shutoff will not hold, we will tell you rather than force it.
That is the most common booking we take here. Retailer haul-away usually only applies when you bought a matching replacement from them and scheduled it at purchase, so the old unit often stays in the garage. Schedule us around the delivery window and the old one leaves the same day.
Our price is flat and quoted from a photo before we arrive. Third-party cost trackers put a typical Phoenix-metro junk-removal job around $226 to $237, and local independents advertise appliance pickups from roughly $95 as a starting rate that grows with access, stairs and disposal. A $221 refrigerator with the disconnect, the carry-out, the freon recovery and the disposal already inside it is a number you can plan around.