Appliance removal & disposal in Johnstown

Liberty Junk Removal handles appliance removal & disposal from its base in Johnstown and out across Northern Colorado. It's the heavy stuff from the laundry room and the kitchen, like the washer that thumps across the floor on every spin or the range that's down to one working burner. Usually the new one is already picked out.

A spare fridge or chest freezer can ride along, though it has its own service under refrigerator and freezer removal, and so does the old tank at water heater removal. A dryer tucked into a laundry closet leaves little to grab, and getting a grip on it is Liberty Junk Removal's part of the job.

The old washer doesn't have to go alone. Other appliances, mattresses and heavy items can share the load, like the box spring leaning in the hall closet. Put everything that's leaving in one photo, or send a few if it's spread across the house, and the quote covers all of it together.

What goes on the truck

• Refrigerators and garage fridges
• Washers and dryers
• Stoves and ranges
• Old dishwashers
• Chest and upright freezers
• Matched washer and dryer pairs

These are the usual pieces on this kind of job, not the whole list.

From the full list of what goes on the truck: appliances, mattresses and heavy items.

What appliances does Liberty Junk Removal haul away?

Liberty Junk Removal takes fridges, washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, and upright or chest freezers, working or dead. A washer that still runs and one with a burned-out motor come out of the house the same way, and where each one ends up gets sorted once it's on the truck.

The laundry pair is the classic call. When a new washer and dryer arrive as a set, the old pair goes out together on one trip, with a single quote covering both. A lone dishwasher is worth the trip by itself, too, with nothing else added to the load.

What gets left behind on an appliance pickup?

Gas and diesel cans stay in the house, and so does medical or biohazard waste. On an appliance job a fuel can tends to sit beside the unit, on the shelf above the dryer, in the same photo as a can left from the last touch-up. The paint can ride along, since empty cans are preferred and full ones cost extra.

Take the fuel cans off the shelf before you snap the picture, or say they're staying when you send it, so the quote covers only what leaves. The worn-out laundry basket and the vent hose that came off the back of the dryer are fine to throw on with the appliance.

Can a fridge or washer be hauled up from a basement?

Yes. A basement laundry room is a common setup, and a spare fridge often sits down there too. The washer or the fridge comes up the stairs and outside without you moving it an inch. The tight turn at the top of the stairs is part of the job, and so is the last stretch across the yard to the truck.

Liberty Junk Removal replies to your text or call and books the pickup, then keeps you posted until the truck pulls up. Once the washer is up the stairs and loaded, you hear that the job is done, and they check that everything is set on both ends.

Where does an old fridge or washer go after it's hauled off?

A washer, dryer or range is mostly sheet steel, which gives a dead one an easy next stop. Its metal goes to scrap and gets recycled, and so does the metal in a fridge that's done for. One that still works gets a shot at Habitat for Humanity or a thrift store first, since a dryer that still heats is worth something to somebody.

A TV or an old desktop sitting next to the dryer goes out as e-waste, and electronic waste removal & disposal covers that side of the load. The landfill gets what's left after all that, which on an appliance job is mostly small stuff, like a cracked lint trap or a brittle drain hose.

How much does it cost to get rid of an old appliance?

$125 is the minimum. Above that, the price comes down to how much of the truck the load needs, so a lone dishwasher and a laundry pair with a chest freezer land in different places. The price already covers loading the unit, hauling it and the disposal, so dump fees never turn up as a separate line. There's more on how junk removal is priced around Johnstown in the cost guide.

An old garage fridge added on pickup day takes up truck space the photo never showed, so mention it when you send the picture.

Does Liberty Junk Removal pick up appliances outside Johnstown?

Yes. Liberty Junk Removal runs out of Johnstown in Weld County and hauls washers, dryers and ranges out of homes across Northern Colorado. Windsor, Severance, Milliken and Evans are on the route, and so are Firestone, Frederick, Erie and Lafayette. The rest are on the service area list, with a page for each town.

Pickups run every day from 7 AM to 6 PM in every one of those towns, and each pickup gets a one-hour arrival window and an ETA. That helps when a new washer and dryer are coming the same week, so the old pair can be out of the laundry room before the new pair needs the space.

How the price works

Text a photo of what needs to go to (970) 634-6969. Liberty Junk Removal looks at how much room it takes on the truck and texts back a quote for the whole job. The quote holds unless the job turns out bigger than the photo showed. No hourly rate. Jobs start at $125. Read the junk removal cost guide.

Where Liberty Junk Removal does this

All of the Northern Colorado area. The Fall Community Cleanup in Evans takes refrigerators and freezers along with some electronics. Town code in Wellington does not allow appliances to be stored outdoors. See every town Liberty Junk Removal covers for appliance removal and disposal.