A fridge can't just go out with the regular trash — the refrigerant inside has to be recovered the legal way first. We run that whole process in Socorro and still reclaim nearly all of the unit.
Three fast steps, and you don't lift a single box yourself.
Tell us the type, size, and location in your Socorro home for a flat quote and a window.
The crew recovers the refrigerant to standard, disconnects the lines, and eases the unit out of your Socorro place.
Your old fridge goes to a facility that reclaims the bulk of the material inside it.
Fridge disposal is regulated for a real reason: mishandled refrigerant vents straight into the air, and doing it the wrong way can draw a fine. Our certified crew recovers it properly before the unit ever leaves the house — side-by-side, French door, top or bottom freezer, garage fridge, mini fridge, or commercial box, ice-maker and water lines disconnected along the way. From there it goes to a recycler that separates the compressor, coils, steel, and insulation, so almost nothing from the unit ends up in a landfill.
Our home base. One of the oldest continuously settled communities in Texas, Socorro grew up around its historic Mission on the Lower Valley stretch of the Mission Trail. Adobe-and-stucco homes, Socorro ISD neighborhoods, and working farmland along the Rio Grande sit beside steady suburban infill — a tight, family-rooted valley town we cover every single day.
Refrigerant inside the unit has to be recovered under federal rules first. Our service handles that step and recycles the rest the right way.
Usually $100 to $150, depending on size and where in the house it's sitting — that covers recovery, hauling, and recycling together.
Yes — reach-ins, walk-in components, and commercial freezers come out of Socorro businesses just as often as home kitchens.
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