Appliance Disposal

Appliance disposal in East of England

We cover 28 towns and cities across East of England, including Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire. Free, fixed-price quotes, usually the same day.

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Appliance disposal across East of England

East of England has market towns, period homes, post-war estates and fast-growing new developments. Large household appliances are classed as waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE), so they cannot go in your general bin and should never be left on the pavement. Fridges and freezers are treated as hazardous waste because the cooling gases and insulation foam inside need specialist treatment, and every appliance contains metals, plastics and circuit boards that should be recovered rather than sent to landfill.

Towns and cities we cover in East of England

Our services

Fridge and freezer disposal

Fridges, freezers, American-style fridge freezers and chest freezers collected and taken to an approved treatment facility, where the refrigerant gas and insulation foam are recovered safely before the metal and plastic are recycled.

Washing machine and dryer removal

Washing machines, tumble dryers and washer dryers disconnected from cold-fill and waste where the fittings allow, drained, carried out and recycled. Hoses are capped so there are no leaks on the way out.

Cooker and oven removal

Freestanding cookers, range cookers and built-in ovens taken away. Electric units on a plug are unplugged; hard-wired cookers and any gas appliance must be disconnected first by a qualified electrician or Gas Safe registered engineer.

Dishwashers and small kitchen appliances

Dishwashers, microwaves, extractor hoods and boxes of small electricals cleared in the same visit, so the whole kitchen can be sorted in one go.

Landlord and end-of-tenancy collections

Broken or abandoned appliances cleared from rental properties between tenancies, with a waste transfer note for your records and photos on request for the letting agent.

Commercial and multi-unit collections

Several appliances from offices, cafés, salons, holiday lets and housing blocks collected together, priced per load rather than per item where that works out cheaper.