Refrigerator Removal in Rupert, Idaho

How much does it cost to remove appliances? Hiring a professional junk-removal company to dispose of a single household appliance typically costs $75–130. Adding a second appliance or a large piece of furniture might increase costs to $90–140.

As a Consumers Energy electric customer, you qualify for free appliance recycling. Simply schedule a time for us to pick up your old, working appliances and receive a: $50 rebate for refrigerators or freezers. $15 rebate for room ACs, dehumidifiers and compact refrigerators/freezers.

Yes, Idaho does recycle, with programs varying by city and county, focusing on common materials like paper, cardboard, plastics (#1, #2, #5), aluminum, and steel cans, though some areas (like parts of Idaho County) might exclude glass or have specific rules, and services like Waste Management and Timber Creek handle residential/commercial recycling, so it's essential to check local guidelines for accepted items.

If the retailer from whom you've purchased the new unit does not provide for proper disposal of these appliances, either bring it to the Recycling/Conservation Center or call the Wyckoff Recycling Coordinator at 201-891-7000 ext 101 prior to placing at the curb and provide your address to arrange for curbside pick-up.