Appliance Pickup for Installers, Remodelers and Contractors
Installers, kitchen remodelers, builders, contractors and delivery teams can submit old-for-new appliance pickup requests for replacement routes, service exchanges, punch lists and multi-unit projects. A clear request explains the project phase, handoff condition, access path and schedule.
Common Installer and Remodeler Pickup Work
Old-for-new replacement routes
List refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers, washers and dryers being removed after replacement or installation.
Remodels and project phases
Group appliance removals by job site, phase and target date so pickup can be reviewed as project work.
Service exchanges and exceptions
Separate damaged, incorrect, incomplete, warranty or scrap-intended units from routine reusable take-outs.
Define the Appliance Handoff
Equipment
Type, count, condition, dimensions when oversized, and whether the unit is built-in or freestanding.
Project timing
Give delivery windows, installation dates, expected weekly stops or project milestones.
Access
Include stairs, elevators, parking, narrow doors, loading areas and customer or job-site rules.
Responsibility
State who disconnects utilities, protects floors, stages the old appliance, photographs the handoff and closes the work order.
Safe Pickup and Qualification
Do not assume a pickup provider will disconnect gas, electrical, plumbing or built-in equipment. State the appliance's current connection status and use an authorized professional when the job requires one. Working and reusable appliances are the strongest candidates for free pickup; larger recurring programs are reviewed from the full route, equipment and access picture.
See free pickup qualification and commercial appliance pickup for the broader rules.
Priority Markets for Installer and Remodeler Pickup
Use the local market page for city-specific route and contact details while this page remains the program-level handoff for installers, remodelers and contractors.
Related Commercial Pickup Programs
Multifamily & apartment turns · Home improvement stores · Reverse logistics · Recurring multi-site programs
Installer and Remodeler Appliance Pickup Questions
Can installers submit old-for-new appliance routes?
Yes. Residential replacement stops, remodel projects, service exchanges and punch-list appliance removals can be reviewed.
What should installers include for each stop?
Include address, appliance type and condition, built-in or oversized status, access details, utility or disconnect status and the expected handoff time.
Can recurring installer routes be reviewed?
Yes. Daily, weekly or project-based routes can be reviewed when the service area, typical stop count and exception process are defined.
Request Commercial Appliance Pickup Review
Tell us the organization, site or service area, appliance volume, condition, access and expected frequency.