Do you pick up refrigerators?

Yes. Refrigerators and freezers are accepted as-is — disconnect power, defrost if you can, tape doors shut, and place at the curb. We handle refrigerant recovery at the disposal facility.

Do I need to disconnect the appliance?

Yes. Please disconnect from all power, water, and gas lines before placing at the curb. Our haulers handle curbside pickup only — no disconnection services.

Can you pick up a washer and dryer together?

Yes. A washer is $109 as the first item. A dryer is +$59 as an additional item. Total for a washer/dryer set: $168.

Do I need to remove the refrigerant from my refrigerator first?

No. Our recycling partners handle refrigerant recovery at their certified facilities. Just disconnect power, defrost, tape the doors shut, and place at the curb.

Will the delivery crew take my old appliance when they deliver the new one?

That's between you and the retailer — Home Depot, Lowe's, and Best Buy sometimes offer haul-away with delivery (free–$50). If they won't take it or you missed that window, Dropcurb picks it up same-day starting at $109. Just disconnect and curb it.

Serving Waukesha, WI

Set it at the curb. We handle the rest.

Appliance Removal in Waukesha, WI

Leave it at the curb — no lifting, no truck, no one in your home.

Exact price online — no calls, no estimates, no one in your home. Book by 2 PM and it’s gone today, weekends too.

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First item covers the trip. Every item after costs less.

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How much does appliance removal cost in Waukesha?

Appliance Removal in Waukesha is $109 for the first appliance and +$59 for each additional — all-in, with nothing added at checkout.

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Each additional appliance+$59

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Does Waukesha pick up appliances?

City of Waukesha garbage is weekly and recycling is biweekly through Johns Disposal. Bulky item pickup must be scheduled and prepaid, with limits of 5 items per pickup, 15 items per month, and 25 items per year. 2026 city-contracted pricing: $45 for 1 bulky item, $60 for 2-3 items, $75 for 4-5 items, $45 non-Freon appliance, $60 Freon appliance, and $50 per e-waste item.

Dropcurb picks up appliances same-day in Waukesha for $109 — no waitlist, no annual limit.

How appliance removal works in Waukesha

9:41

Dropcurb

Your pickup

Standard Sofa

2-3 seater, one piece

$79

Queen mattress

+ $30 add-on

+$30

Dresser

+ $29 add-on

+$29

Total

$0$79$109$138

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Appliance Removal in Waukesha, specifically

Appliances in Waukesha often trigger separate fees and scheduling through municipal pathways. We pick up accepted appliances curbside and route them through compliant disposal channels.

Free options in Waukesha — and where they stop

The free route is real — here's exactly where it stops working.

MethodCostSpeedEffortBest for

City bulk pickupFree2–9 weeksSchedule ahead. Many cities accept appliances but require refrigerant to be professionally removed first. Strict weight limits apply.You can wait weeks and your city accepts appliances

Dropcurb$109Same dayDisconnect and place at curb or garage apron. Book online in 60 seconds. All-in pricing — no refrigerant removal needed, our recyclers handle it.You want it gone today without the heavy lifting

Where we pick up in Waukesha

Serving Downtown Waukesha, Merrill Crest, Grandview, Bethesda Park/Fox River, Dresser Highlands, Hillcrest Heights, and 2 more neighborhoods — and the rest of Waukesha.