Dishwasher Removal on Jekyll Island, GA

We handle the simple disconnects on site: the water shut off at the valve under the sink, the supply line capped or pulled, the drain uncoupled, a plug-in unit unplugged. When licensed electrical or plumbing work is needed, that’s normally handled by you or a licensed pro. Show us what you have and where it is, and we’ll help figure out what’s needed and work around it.

After that, the retaining brackets under the countertop come loose, the unit rolls out on its own legs, and it goes onto the dolly for the carry out.

Send us a few photos and tell us what you need removed. We’ll take it from there.

Managed rentals run on maintenance as much as turnovers, and a dishwasher that quits mid-season is exactly that kind of call. We work to the manager’s guest window, get the old unit out ahead of the installer, and leave the space under the counter open and ready.

In a rental around Beach Village the questions are mostly the walk from the kitchen to the truck and where the truck can stop with visitors and shops nearby. In an older house on Riverview Drive it’s more often the cabinetry, because an install that has been in place a long time can take more patience to slide out without marking the floor or the counter.

Whatever the kitchen, the old unit leaves the island in our truck instead of waiting beside a dumpster, and the drive back over the bridge is planned into the day.

We figure out the right destination for it. Old dishwashers don’t carry refrigerant, and most of the unit is steel, so it’s usually recycled as scrap metal, often at SA Recycling in Brunswick.

A working unit pulled during an upgrade can sometimes go to a family who can use it. That depends on the unit, so it’s a possibility, not a promise.

Either way, it rides back to the mainland with us.