A dead washer in the basement or a stove that came out during a kitchen remodel is heavy, awkward and hard to get rid of. Most trash haulers won’t take it at the curb, and getting it up a set of basement stairs is a two-person job at the very least.
JUNKED. sends a crew that carries it out, loads it and takes it away. We work in Canonsburg and the towns within about 15 miles, so a lot of what we haul comes out of split-levels in Peters Township, older brick homes in Washington and newer builds around Southpointe.
If it plugs in and it’s too big for the trash can, we can usually take it:
Water heater, window AC unit or something else? Call or send a photo and we’ll confirm before we come out.
A few minutes of prep keeps the pickup quick and keeps water off your floors:
If a washer, range or dishwasher still runs, you may be able to sell it, list it for free or offer it to a donation center before pickup day. Appliances that are broken, outdated or just not worth the hassle are what we’re here for.
Anything that holds refrigerant, like a fridge, freezer or dehumidifier, comes with extra rules: federal law requires the refrigerant to be recovered before the unit is scrapped. That’s one more reason not to leave an old unit sitting at the curb. If you want to know how your appliance will be handled, ask when you call and we’ll talk through it.
We handle appliance removal in Canonsburg, Peters Township, Washington and Bethel Park, plus every town in our service area, about 15 miles around Canonsburg.
Call or text (412) 905-9453, or send a request through our online form. You can include photos.
We’ll tell you what to expect before any work starts.
We load everything and clean up after ourselves, and we donate or recycle what we can.
We’re available 7 days a week, 7am to 7pm.
We unplug and carry out electric appliances. Gas lines and water heater connections should be shut off and capped by a qualified pro before we get there. That keeps everyone safe and avoids leaks.
Yes. Basement washers, dryers, freezers and old ranges are some of the most common things we carry up. Let us know about narrow stairs or tight landings when you call.
Yes. A single washer or one old stove is a normal job for us. If you have more to go, we can take it all in the same trip.
Yes. Working or not, we’ll haul it. If it still runs, you might sell it or give it away first.
Not always. If the appliance is already in the garage, on the porch or at the curb and you’ve told us where, we can pick it up while you’re out.
Call or text (412) 905-9453 with what you have and where it sits. You’ll get a free quote before any work starts.
