Freezer Removal in Lawrence, Indiana

We make it easy to get rid of old products. If you're ordering a new TV, major appliance or piece of fitness equipment, we can haul away your old product for a small charge. If you're not purchasing a product, you can order our Standalone Haul-Away service.

The best way to get rid of a fridge is often through your new appliance retailer's haul-away service, but you can also donate working models, use municipal bulk pickup, hire junk removers, or take it to a specialized recycler, ensuring environmentally-safe removal, especially of refrigerants, to avoid fines and pollution.

Yes, Home Depot will take your old refrigerator for haul-away and recycling when they deliver a new one, usually for an extra fee or sometimes free depending on the promotion, but you often need to disconnect it first and it's an option selected during the purchase/delivery setup. They haul it away for recycling or disposal, and you'll pay a fee to the delivery team or installer, or get it for free if included with the new appliance purchase/delivery, so check your order details for specifics on costs and requirements.

Yes, Consumers Energy takes old, working appliances like refrigerators, freezers, room air conditioners, and dehumidifiers, offering a $50 rebate for fridges/freezers and $15 for smaller units, with free pickup for eligible electric customers who schedule it online. They ensure responsible recycling, handling refrigerants and materials properly, but require the unit to be empty, clean, and the path clear for pickup.