- Loctaion: Portsmouth VA
- Call Us: (757)-797-6128
- Mail: info@bnfjunkremoval.com
A refrigerator is one of the hardest things in a home to get rid of. It’s tall, heavy, and rarely fits back through the doorway as easily as it came in. So when it’s time for it to go, most people are left staring at an appliance they can’t lift and don’t know where to take.
That moment comes up more often than you’d think. You might be replacing an old unit with a new one, moving to a new home, remodeling the kitchen, or upgrading to a larger model. Landlords and property managers deal with fridges left behind by former tenants. Whatever the reason, B&F Junk Removal takes the old refrigerator off your hands so you’re not stuck working around it.
The real problem with a fridge isn’t deciding to get rid of it. It’s moving it. A full-size refrigerator is awkward to grip, heavy enough to strain your back, and almost impossible to steer through a home on your own.
Our team handles that physical work for you. We navigate the appliance through tight doorways, down hallways, and up or down stairs, working carefully around walls, corners, and flooring as we go. Getting a fridge out of a kitchen without scraping a door frame or gouging the floor takes patience and the right approach, and that’s what we bring to the job.
Once it’s clear of the house, we load it onto the truck and take it away. You don’t lift a thing.
A quick tip before we arrive: if the fridge is still running, unplug it and empty it ahead of time. Letting it defrost for a day or so avoids water dripping through the house on the way out.
Most of the fridges we remove have simply reached the end of their life. Some no longer cool properly. Others still run but have been replaced by a newer, more efficient model. Many are outdated units taking up space in a garage or basement long after they stopped being used.
We also remove refrigerators left behind during property cleanouts, where a tenant or previous owner walked away and left the appliance sitting in the kitchen. Working or not, dented or clean, the old unit gets hauled out either way.
Once we’ve collected your old fridge, we aim to handle it responsibly. Where the option is available, appliances are directed toward recycling or appropriate disposal rather than simply being dumped.
Refrigerators contain components that call for careful handling, so responsible routing matters. We’ll take care of getting the unit to the right place so you don’t have to research drop-off rules or haul it to a facility yourself.
Getting a fridge removed is straightforward:
No renting a truck, no rounding up help, no trips to a drop-off site.
This service fits a range of situations:
A fridge is often not the only appliance on the way out. Alongside refrigerator removal, we handle other large appliances through our appliance removal service, including:
If you’re clearing several appliances at once, mention it when you book and we’ll plan the visit around it.
There are a few practical reasons customers call us for fridge removal:
Can you remove a refrigerator from inside my home?
Yes. We remove the appliance directly from wherever it sits, whether that’s the kitchen, garage, or another room. You don’t need to move it to the door or the curb first. Our team handles getting it out of the house.
Do I need to move the refrigerator outside first?
No. Leave it where it is. Moving a fridge is the hardest part of the job, and it’s the part we take care of. Just make sure there’s a clear path for us to carry it out.
Can you remove a refrigerator from a basement?
Yes. We regularly move appliances up and down stairs, including out of basements. Let us know about the stairs and any tight turns when you book so our team arrives prepared.
Do you remove broken refrigerators?
Yes. It doesn’t matter whether the unit still works. Broken, leaking, or completely dead refrigerators are removed the same way as working ones.
Can you remove other large appliances?
Yes. Along with fridges, we take freezers, washers, dryers, dishwashers, stoves, and ovens. If you have several appliances to clear, we can handle them in one visit.
What should I do before refrigerator removal?
Empty the fridge, unplug it, and if possible let it defrost beforehand so it doesn’t drip during removal. Clearing a path from the appliance to the exit also helps the job go quickly.
How much does refrigerator removal cost?
The cost depends on the appliance, its location, and whether stairs or tight access are involved. The best way to get an accurate figure is to contact us with a few details, and we’ll provide a quote for your specific situation.
How do I schedule refrigerator removal?
Contact B&F Junk Removal with the details of your fridge and pick a convenient time. We’ll confirm the appointment and arrive ready to remove it.
Don’t let an unwanted refrigerator take up space or wait for a friend with a truck. Contact B&F Junk Removal to schedule refrigerator removal or request a quote. Tell us where it is, and we’ll handle the lifting, the doorways, and the haul-away.
