Washer & Dryer Removal in St. Marys, GA

Gas dryers come out too, once the gas side is handled. 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.

There’s always a towel ready, because those lines hold a little water every time. If a shutoff valve is corroded to the point that closing it means forcing it, we stop and tell you it’s a plumber’s call rather than turn a laundry room into a flood.

A washer that quit mid-cycle can still be holding thirty or forty gallons, so we ask about that on the phone and drain it before it moves. A stacked pair comes apart first, with the dryer lifted down off the top at chest height by enough hands to do it safely.

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

In this end of the county a lot of washers and dryers leave because somebody is moving. A pair that has been through a couple of moves already often isn’t worth the space on the truck to the next duty station. Other times it’s a rental turning over, and the tenant’s machines have to go while the owner’s stay put.

A home in Sugarmill or the neighborhoods around it is ordinary ground for this: the driveway takes the truck, and the work moves at a normal pace. What slows it down is inside the house, a tight laundry closet with no room to angle the dolly, or an upstairs laundry where the machine has to come down a staircase.

Appliance pickups in St. Marys are scheduled, usually within the week. If the machines have to be gone before the movers or the next tenant, put that date in with your photos and we plan to it.

We decide where a washer or dryer goes by the machine, its condition and the job.

A machine with useful life left is sometimes repaired and given to a family who needs one, depending on the unit.

Washers and dryers are mostly metal, so the rest usually go to scrap recycling rather than the landfill.