Appliance Removal · Lawrence
Appliance Removal in Lawrence
Lawrence sits inside Marion County but runs its own city services, so Indianapolis’s program isn’t the one that covers you. Whatever your options for a dead refrigerator, ours is simple: $164, carried out of the kitchen or garage with the refrigerant properly recovered.
An Excluded City With a Fort Next Door
Lawrence was platted in 1849 as Lanesville and renamed in 1866 for Capt. James Lawrence of the War of 1812. It’s one of the four excluded cities that kept their own municipal services under Unigov, and about 49,000 people live there.
Fort Benjamin Harrison was an Army post here from 1906 to 1991; its Reception Center, opened in 1941, was the largest in the country by 1943. The grounds are now Fort Harrison State Park. About 14 percent of Lawrence residents speak Spanish at home.
Lawrence Appliance Prices
| Appliance | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
| Freezer (chest) | $146 |
| Freezer (upright) | $149 |
| Washer | $133 |
| Dryer | $128 |
Kitchen, Garage or Basement
The Garage Freezer
Second fridges and chest freezers in the garage are the usual suspects. Empty them, unplug them, and the crew does the rest.
Laundry Swaps
New washer and dryer on the way? Schedule the old pair for the same day so they never share the laundry room.
Lawrence Appliance FAQs
Is Lawrence’s trash service different from Indianapolis?
Yes. Lawrence is an excluded city with its own municipal services, so check its program for what it will take. Our pickup works the same everywhere.
How much does refrigerator removal cost in Lawrence?
A standard refrigerator is $164; a side-by-side or French-door model is $183.
Do you take chest freezers?
Yes, for $146. Defrosting isn’t needed, but please empty it.
Can I send photos with a Spanish-language text?
Yes, send your photos and details however is easiest for you, and we’ll reply with the price and the available times.
Dead Fridge in the Garage?
Photograph it — a flat price comes right back.
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