White Goods Removal Sydney

Old white goods are among the most cumbersome items to remove: it usually takes more than one person, and doing it yourself without the right experience risks an injury as well as a lot of wasted time.

How to dispose of an old fridge, freezer or washing machine in Sydney

If your fridge or freezer still has refrigerant in it, it can't just be scrapped by anyone. Handling or decommissioning an appliance with refrigerant present requires an ARC refrigerant handling licence, and doing it without one is a strict-liability offence under the Ozone Protection and Synthetic Greenhouse Gas Management Regulations 1995. We take the whole unit away, and the degassing is done by people licensed for that part of the job. For the practical steps, see our walkthrough on disposing of an old fridge.

Washing machines, dryers, ovens and cooktops don't involve refrigerant, so the main problem with those is usually just size and weight, not licensing.

Either way: book before 10am and we can usually collect the same day.

What to do with an old washing machine

A washing machine is heavy, awkward on stairs, and most councils either won't take it on a kerbside clean-up or cap how many appliances they'll collect at once. Book us before 10am and we can usually take it away the same day, along with anything else that's going.

White goods removal across Sydney

We collect fridges, freezers, washing machines and other white goods across Sydney, including the North Shore, the Inner West and the Eastern Suburbs.

Booked before 10am, we can usually collect the same day.

How to get rid of old white goods

White goods are too big for a wheelie bin, and a council collection can be months away. While we are there for the washing machine we will take any other appliance or household junk you want gone in the same visit. For a closer look at what happens to old appliances afterwards, read about why white goods recycling matters.

We remove bulky appliances as a matter of course, and the crew handles the job start to finish: out of the laundry or kitchen, down the stairs if needed, onto the truck and away. Over 15 years doing it across Sydney.