Swapping out a builder-grade appliance for something better, or just replacing one that quit? Our crew disconnects it the right way and recycles it properly, anywhere in El Paso.

Three fast steps, and you don't lift a single box yourself.
Name the appliance and where it sits in your El Paso home for a quote and a time slot.
The crew recovers any refrigerant and frees up the hookups before the unit is ever moved.
We carry it out of your El Paso place and deliver it to a certified recycling facility.
Getting an appliance out safely is a question of training as much as muscle. Refrigerators and freezers carry refrigerant that federal rules require us to recover before the unit is scrapped; washers and water heaters are heavy enough to strain a back; and a dead rooftop cooler still needs to come down carefully. We handle the disconnect ourselves — water, gas, or power — wherever the appliance lives in a El Paso home, then route it to a certified recycler that breaks it down properly. Anything still in working order gets offered to a local charity before it ever reaches the recycling stream.
Northwest of Socorro, El Paso anchors a binational metro of more than 850,000 residents at the far western point of Texas, ringed by the Franklin Mountains. The city stretches from the Westside foothills through Central and the Northeast out to the Far East, making it one of the largest residential footprints anywhere in the state.
No — we handle the disconnect ourselves. Just empty a fridge beforehand and we'll take care of the rest.
Most single appliances run $75 to $100, with a discount for taking more than one at a time. You'll have the exact figure before we start.
Yes — evaporative coolers, window AC, furnaces, water heaters, all of it, with refrigerant handled to code wherever that applies.
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