Appliance Removal Oklahoma City
Across the OKC metro, an old refrigerator is the hardest thing to get rid of. Oklahoma City wants a separate phone appointment, Edmond and Norman want proof the Freon is gone, and Moore and Midwest City won’t take one at all. We carry it out as it is and have the refrigerant recovered ourselves: a refrigerator is $164, an outdoor AC condenser $115.
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| Appliance | Price |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
| Refrigerator (side-by-side) | $183 |
| Freezer (chest) | $146 |
| Freezer (upright) | $149 |
| Washer | $133 |
| Dryer | $128 |
| Water Heater (tank) | $131 |
| AC Condenser / Heat Pump | $115 |
| Window AC (large) | $109 |
Refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners hold refrigerant, and federal rules require it to be recovered by whoever disposes of the unit. That’s why cities add tags, appointments and outright bans. The recovery step is already inside our price.
Each metro city handles refrigerators its own way, and none of them come inside to get one.
Freon appliances aren’t part of regular bulky collection. You have to phone the City to schedule one, and it has to be at the curb.
Edmond takes a fridge or AC only after a licensed technician removes the compressor and tags it. Norman needs it certified Freon-free.
Big Trash pickups refuse Freon units altogether, along with tires, batteries and construction materials.
Quarterly bulk collection turns away metal and metal appliances of every kind — the washer and dryer included.
Expect $164 for a regular fridge and $183 for a French-door or side-by-side, with refrigerant recovery built in.
No. The tag rules apply to city curb collection. We take the unit untagged and have a certified technician handle the refrigerant.
Yes. An outdoor condenser or heat pump is $115. Have the HVAC contractor disconnect it first.
No. A plumber or technician should shut off and disconnect gas and water; the crew carries the unit out once it’s free.
Refrigerant goes to a certified recovery technician, and the steel and copper go to a scrap recycler.
Photograph it where it stands and see the flat price.
Price My ApplianceText works too. 💬 Text (405) 577-8677 the appliance photo.