Common situations
We help homeowners who just got a new washer delivered, renters clearing out before a move, and anyone dealing with a washer that stopped working for good.
Before pickup
The washer needs to be disconnected from the water lines and drain before we arrive. We don't disconnect plumbing — that part needs to be done ahead of time, either by you or a plumber.
- Disconnect the water supply hoses
- Disconnect the drain hose
- Drain any leftover water from the drum
- Move it away from the wall if you're able
How removal works
Once it's disconnected, we carry it out — from a laundry room, closet, garage, or upstairs unit. Let us know about stairs or narrow doorways so we know what to expect.
Photos help us quote faster
Sending a photo of the washer and its location is optional, but it helps us quote the job accurately before we show up.
Service area
We remove washing machines from homes throughout Central Florida.
Common questions
Do I need to disconnect the washer myself?
Yes. We don't handle plumbing disconnects, so the water and drain lines need to be disconnected before we arrive.
Can you take a washer from an upstairs laundry room?
Yes, just mention stairs or tight spaces when you request a quote.
Do you take stackable washer-dryer units?
Yes, we can remove stacked units — let us know the setup when you reach out.