Appliance & Electronics Haul-Away in St. Charles, IL
- What's included: two-person lifting, disconnection of unplugged units, stair and basement carry-out, and cleanup of the spot.
- How fast: most single-appliance pickups in St. Charles are scheduled within a day or two, often same-week.
- What it costs: a $150 minimum covers one small appliance; multi-item and large-unit loads are quoted on-site.
- What we take: fridges, freezers, washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, microwaves, water heaters, TVs, monitors, and small electronics.
- How to book: call (630) 780-4492 for a free on-site look and a firm price before we lift anything.
Appliances are heavy and awkward, and that's exactly where haul-away beats doing it yourself. A full-size refrigerator or a chest freezer can weigh over 250 pounds, and getting one up a Charlestowne basement staircase or out a tight Fox Glen garage door usually takes two people and the right straps. If you only have one unit and clear access at ground level, a curbside municipal pickup may be the cheaper route — but if the item sits in a finished basement, a second-floor laundry room in Royal Fox, or behind a row of other stuff, an in-home haul-away is the practical choice.
Electronics are the other half of this service, and they carry their own rules. Old tube TVs, flat-screens, monitors, and computer towers should not go in regular trash, and Kane County limits how these are handled. We take them off your hands and route them to proper recycling. Scrap-metal appliances — steel, copper, aluminum — get recycled too, and any small electronics or usable items in good condition are donated when possible instead of dumped.
We work across St. Charles, from Wild Rose and Persimmon Woods to Norris Woods, Fox Chase, Munhall Glen, and Foxfield. Common jobs include swapping out a dead water heater during a remodel, clearing a garage full of a broken washer and dryer before a move, or pulling an old kitchen range after a new one is installed. If you're near the Fox River or downtown by the Arcada Theatre and street parking is tight, tell us when you call so we plan the truck placement ahead of time.
We ask that units be unplugged and, for water-connected appliances like washers or water heaters, disconnected from the supply line before we arrive — we handle the lifting and carry-out from there. Pricing depends on weight, count, and how far the item has to travel to the truck, which is why we confirm the exact figure on-site rather than over the phone.
📞 Call (630) 780-4492Appliance & Electronics Haul-Away pricing in St. Charles
| Single small appliance (microwave, dishwasher) | $150 minimum |
| Single large appliance (fridge, washer, dryer, range) | $150-$250 |
| Water heater removal | $175-$275 |
| TV or monitor (each) | add to load, quoted on-site |
| Multiple appliances / full garage clear-out | $300+ by volume, confirmed on-site |
Exact price confirmed free on-site before any work.
Appliance & Electronics Haul-Away — questions, answered
Do you recycle old appliances in St. Charles?
Yes. Appliances hauled from St. Charles homes are routed to scrap-metal and appliance recycling rather than straight to a landfill, and usable items in good condition are donated where possible.
Can you take an old TV or monitor from my St. Charles home?
Yes. We haul TVs, monitors, computer towers, and small electronics from St. Charles addresses and send them to proper recycling, since these are not accepted in regular household trash.
Will you carry a refrigerator up from my basement in St. Charles?
Yes. Our St. Charles crew handles stair and basement carry-outs for heavy units like refrigerators and freezers — that lifting is included in the haul-away.
How much does appliance haul-away cost in St. Charles?
Appliance haul-away in St. Charles starts at a $150 minimum for one small unit, with large appliances and multi-item loads priced by weight and count. The exact figure is confirmed on-site before we start.
Do I need to disconnect the appliance before you arrive in St. Charles?
For St. Charles pickups, please unplug the unit and disconnect water lines on washers or water heaters beforehand. We handle all the lifting, carry-out, and haul-away from there.