Sydney · NSW · Same-day service
Sydney apartment laundries and walk-up flats mean whitegoods have to be carried, often down several flights. We bring trolleys and the crew to do it safely.
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Whitegoods & appliance removalWhitegoods are heavy, awkward and — in the case of anything with a refrigeration circuit — subject to environmental handling requirements. We take fridges, freezers, washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, ovens, cooktops and air conditioners.
Fridges, freezers and air conditioners contain refrigerant gases that are potent greenhouse gases and, in older units, ozone-depleting. Australian law restricts their handling and release, which means these units need to reach a facility equipped to degas them before dismantling — not a backyard or a general tip face.
Remove the door, or secure it open, on any fridge or freezer left unattended even briefly. Children have died in disused fridges, which is why most councils refuse to collect one with an intact door. If yours is waiting for us, do this first.
A working appliance under about ten years old has real value. Charities accept working whitegoods in genuinely serviceable condition, and washing machines and fridges in good order sell readily. Worth trying before disposal.
Whitegoods cause a lot of back injuries and crushed fingers. Don't attempt stairs alone — that's what we're for.
Call us or send a photo and we'll give you a fixed price — labour, loading and tip fees included.
Call 0410 642 507Yes — we cover Sydney and the surrounding NSW suburbs. Check our service areas page for the full list, and if your suburb isn't shown, call us anyway; we cover more ground than we list.
Most jobs are same-day or next-day. Call before 10am and we can usually be there that afternoon.
No. Our crew does all the lifting and carrying from wherever the items sit — stairs, lifts and tight access included.
We sort every load. Usable items go to charity, metals and e-waste to recyclers, green waste to mulching. Landfill is the last resort.