Washer & Dryer Removal in Las Cruces
Washers and dryers disconnected, lifted out of tight laundry closets and second floors, and hauled off — you do not move a 200-pound machine yourself.
Out of the Closet and Gone, Hoses and All
Washers and dryers are deceptively awful to move — a front-loader packs 200-plus pounds into a low, square box with nothing good to grab, and they are almost always wedged into a narrow closet, a cramped laundry room, or a second-floor space with a turn in the stairs. We disconnect the water lines and the dryer vent, cap or coil what needs it, and walk both units out without flooding the floor or scuffing the jamb.
Whether you are swapping in a new set, clearing a unit before a move, or finally getting rid of the machine that died mid-cycle, we take it from where it sits — you do not have to drag it to the garage first.
- Top-load and front-load washers, gas and electric dryers
- Stacked and all-in-one combo laundry units
- Water supply lines shut off and disconnected cleanly
- Tight closets, laundry rooms, and upstairs turns handled
One Machine or the Whole Set
Most of our laundry pickups are a matched washer-and-dryer pair coming out together for a remodel or an appliance upgrade, but a single dead dryer is just as easy. If you are a landlord or property manager around the University District turning a rental, we can clear the old set between tenants on short notice.
The metal gets recycled and anything still working we try to donate — a dryer that just needs a belt can do a lot more good than it would at the scrapyard.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you disconnect the washer and dryer for me?
Yes. We shut off and disconnect the water supply lines on the washer and unhook the dryer vent as part of the pickup. For a gas dryer we disconnect at the shutoff so it comes out safely.
How much is washer and dryer removal in Las Cruces?
Removal starts around $60 for a single machine, with a matched pair priced together and usually the better deal. Location matters — a second-floor or tight-closet pull is a little more than a ground-floor garage. Text us for a firm number.
Can you get it out of an upstairs laundry room?
Yes — upstairs and tight-turn laundry spaces are routine for us. We bring the straps and the manpower to carry it down safely rather than dropping it on the stairs.
What happens to the old machines?
Metal is recycled and working units are donated when we can. Either way the machine stays out of the landfill and off your hands.