Appliances don't go quietly — heavy, awkward, and some can't legally be scrapped until the refrigerant's been pulled out properly. We handle the disconnect ourselves and send everything to certified recycling once it's out the door.
Three simple moves: you reach out, we quote it, we haul it away.
Say what it is and roughly where it sits, and we'll come back with a flat number and a window of time.
Refrigerant comes out to code, and any water, gas, or power line gets freed before the unit moves an inch.
We carry it out ourselves and deliver it to a recycler that handles the materials the right way.
Setting an appliance on the curb and walking away isn't actually an option. Fridges and window units hold refrigerant the EPA requires to be recovered before scrapping; washers and water heaters are heavy enough to put someone in the hospital if moved wrong; and a dead rooftop swamp cooler — common on homes all through the valley heat — is its own project entirely. We handle all of it, pulling units out of kitchens, laundry rooms, garages, and rooftops with straps and dollies that keep tile and doorframes from taking damage. From there, every appliance lands with a certified recycler that processes the metal, plastic, and refrigerant correctly — and if something still runs, we clean it up and offer it to a family who needs it before it ever reaches that recycler.
That part's ours to handle. Just clear out a fridge beforehand — we take care of the actual disconnect once we're there.
Figure somewhere between $75 and $100 for most single units, with a discount once you're sending more than one. Either way, the flat number comes before anything gets touched.
We pull it out to federal EPA standards first, from any fridge, freezer, or AC unit, before the unit ever reaches scrap.
We run appliance removal all across Socorro and the broader El Paso metro, including:
Point at the pile — a packed spare room, a cleared-out garage, a corner of the yard — and our Socorro crew carries it to the truck and sweeps the spot before leaving.
See Full DetailsSofas, bed frames, dressers and patio sets walked out of any Lower Valley home; pieces still in good shape go to an El Paso-area donation partner instead of the landfill.
See Full DetailsCabinet cutoffs, busted block, old roofing, leftover framing — whatever a remodel along Socorro Road or the Mission Trail leaves behind, cleared so the next trade is not waiting on it.
See Full DetailsMesquite and cottonwood trimmings, dead agave, old irrigation line, gravel piles — the mess a Lower Valley yard or acequia-side lot throws off, loaded and gone in one visit.
See Full DetailsSettling a family home in Socorro takes time; we work at your pace, setting keepsakes and documents aside and sending anything usable to a local donation center.
See Full DetailsShops, offices and warehouse bays along the Gateway/I-10 corridor emptied on a schedule that works around your open hours, not ours.
See Full DetailsPrefer a container to a crew? A roll-off lands in your Socorro driveway for as long as the project runs, and we swing back to pick it up when you text.
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