Clear Prices for Every Appliance
Most appliance jobs in Fairfax fall into a few simple prices. You'll know yours before we come:
Refrigerator or freezer: $119–$149, depending on size and access — refrigerant recovery included.
Washer + dryer set: $149 for both, one trip.
Dishwasher, microwave, or other small appliance: from $99.
Stoves, single washers or dryers, AC units, or several appliances at once: text us photos and we'll quote one firm price.
Stairs add a flat $25. Everything else — carrying, loading, refrigerant handling, disposal — is included.
Appliances We Remove in Fairfax
Refrigerators & Freezers
Side-by-sides, French doors, garage fridges, and chest freezers — refrigerant handled properly.
Washers & Dryers
From basement laundry rooms and second-floor closets, without scraping your walls.
Stoves & Ranges
Freestanding ranges and wall ovens. Gas lines must be capped by a professional first.
Dishwashers
Built-in units disconnected and pulled without damaging cabinets or countertops.
AC Units & Dehumidifiers
Window units, portable ACs, and dehumidifiers that contain refrigerant.
Kitchen & Laundry Remodels
Every old appliance from a remodel, cleared in one trip.
Why Fairfax Appliance Jobs Are Tricky
Fairfax homes were built for the appliances of their time, not today's. Split-levels and colonials in neighborhoods like Mosby Woods, Fairfax Villa, and Mantua often have laundry in the basement, down a narrow stairway with a turn at the bottom. Townhouses around Fair Lakes and Fair Oaks put the washer and dryer on the upper floor. A new, larger fridge often doesn't fit where the old one came out.
We protect railings and door frames, take doors off hinges when we need to, and carry the old unit out — so the delivery crew for your new one has a clear path.
⚠️ Why You Can't Put a Fridge at the Curb
Refrigerators, freezers, and AC units contain refrigerant that federal law (EPA Section 608) requires a certified technician to recover before the appliance is scrapped. That's why most curbside pickups and scrap yards won't take one without proof of recovery — and why our fridge price includes it.
Your Other Options in Fairfax — Compared
Retailer haul-away: Home Depot, Lowe's, and Best Buy will usually take the old unit when they deliver a new one, for a small fee — but only from where the new one is installed, and only on delivery day.
Fairfax County bulk pickup: If your home is on county trash service, you can schedule a free bulky item pickup that includes appliances — but you'll wait, and the item must be at the curb. See the Fairfax County bulk trash guide →
DMV Go Junk: Same day when you call by noon, from any room or floor, several appliances in one trip, refrigerant handled. Read our full appliance disposal guide →
How We Handle Appliances
Real photos from our appliance jobs — the same process we use in every Fairfax home.
A refrigerator removal: Ahmet on the job, and the unit wrapped and strapped for the ride.
An appliance removal we did in Arlington, VA.
A freezer removal we did in Leesburg, VA.
Where old refrigerators go: a licensed metal recycler, after the refrigerant is handled properly.
Fairfax Junk Removal Pricing
💰 Priced by Trailer Load
Removing more than appliances? Mixed loads are priced by how much of our trailer they fill.
Starting prices for our 12-cubic-yard trailer. See every load size on our pricing page →
What Customers Say
"I highly recommend DMV Go Junk. The owner, Matt, was a genuinely courteous and professional gentleman. He arrived when he said he would and quickly removed a mattress and box spring for me. It's nice to do business with someone who is dependable and treats customers with respect."
— Janet · Fairfax, VA · Google ReviewFrequently Asked Questions
A refrigerator or freezer is $119–$149 depending on size and access, including refrigerant recovery. A washer and dryer set together is $149. A dishwasher, microwave, or other small appliance starts at $99, and stairs add a flat $25. For stoves, single washers or dryers, AC units, or several appliances, text us photos and we'll give you one firm price.
Yes. We carry refrigerators and freezers up from basements, out of garages, and down from upper floors — taking doors off hinges and protecting railings when needed. You don't have to move anything.
Unplug electric appliances and turn off the water to washers and dishwashers if you can. Gas stoves and dryers must have the gas line shut off and capped by a professional before we remove them — we don't disconnect gas lines.
If your home is on Fairfax County trash service, the county's bulky item program can take appliances by appointment — you'll wait for a pickup date and the item has to be at the curb. Most Fairfax homes use a private hauler or HOA with its own rules. If you want it gone today or it's still inside, we can take it the same day.
Refrigerant is recovered by certified handling, then the metal goes to a licensed recycler. Working appliances in good condition are donated when a charity will accept them.
Yes — and we're often faster and more flexible than retailer haul-away. Book us before or after delivery day, and we'll clear the old units from anywhere in the house, not just where the new one is installed.
Also Serving Nearby
We also remove appliances near Fairfax in:
Oakton, VA
Large homes with second refrigerators and basement freezers.
Vienna, VA
Kitchen remodels in older homes near Maple Avenue.
Burke, VA
Basement laundry rooms in Burke Centre townhouses.
Annandale, VA
Garden apartments and split-levels off Little River Turnpike.
Centreville, VA
Townhouse laundry rooms on the upper floor.
Fairfax Station, VA
Garage fridges and chest freezers on large lots.