Appliance Removal · Wayne Township
Appliance Removal in Wayne Township
Between the apartments and the ranch houses of Chapel Hill, Ben Davis and Eagledale, washers, dryers and fridges wear out like anywhere else. When the old one needs to go, we carry it out: a washer is $133, a dryer $128, a refrigerator $164.
The West Side’s Working Neighborhoods
Wayne Township, on Indianapolis’s west side, takes in neighborhoods like Chapel Hill, Ben Davis and Eagledale. Much of the housing is 1950s to ’70s ranches and apartment complexes.
For working families and landlords alike, a dead appliance is a problem to solve quickly and at a known price.
Wayne Township Appliance Prices
| Appliance | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Washer | $133 |
| Dryer | $128 |
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
| Dishwasher | $109 |
| Microwave (built-in) | $54 |
For Renters, Owners and Landlords
Apartment Units
Landlords turning a unit can send photos of the old appliances and have them gone before the new ones are installed.
Ranch-House Garages
The extra fridge, the dead dryer and the dehumidifier in the garage go together on one pickup.
Wayne Township Appliance FAQs
What does it cost to remove a washer and dryer?
A washer is $133 and a dryer $128; both go on the same pickup.
Can a landlord book for a vacant unit?
Yes. Approve from photos, share access, and you’ll get pictures when the appliances are gone.
Do you take built-in microwaves?
Yes, once it’s been taken down and unplugged: $54.
Is there an extra charge for the garage?
No. The price is the same wherever the appliance sits.
Get the Old One Out
Take a photo and the flat price follows.
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