Microwave Removal and Appliance Pickup
A broken or outdated microwave takes up counter space, cabinet room, or wall mounting that you would rather reclaim. Our crews handle countertop, over-the-range, and built-in units, lift them out, and haul away the old item so you never have to wrestle it to the curb yourself.
Why Book Microwave Pickup
Microwaves seem small until you add a mounting bracket, a cabinet cutout, or a tight galley. Our team handles the awkward parts for you.
No heavy lifting for you
Crews take the microwave from the counter, cabinet, or wall so you avoid the strain and the balancing act entirely.
Handles the mounted units
Over-the-range and built-in models need unmounting, and our team manages that disassembly when needed on site.
Clean workspace after
We clear the item and any packaging fragments, leaving your counter, cabinet, or wall opening ready for the next step.
Microwave Removal Near You
When people search for microwave removal nearby, they usually want an old unit gone without hauling it themselves or figuring out where a microwave can go. Our crews cover the lifting, carry-out, and disposal routing so a single appliance or a full kitchen swap gets handled in one visit with minimal effort on your end.
Microwaves We Take
We pick up most residential and light commercial microwave types. Whether the unit still runs, sparks, or sits dead in a cabinet, our crews are set up to remove it and route the old item for disposal.
Countertop microwaves
Standard freestanding units of any size, including bulky high-wattage models that crowd a counter or pantry shelf.
Over-the-range units
Wall-mounted models above a stove that require unmounting and steady handling during the lift down and carry-out.
Built-in and trim-kit units
Cabinet-mounted microwaves in a trim kit that need release from the surround, with disassembly when needed.
Microwave and oven combos
Larger combination wall units are heavier and awkward, so our crews plan the carry path and lift accordingly.
Commercial countertop models
Break room and office microwaves, including heavier commercial-grade units common in workplaces and shared kitchens.
What Shapes Your Quote
Pricing reflects the effort involved, not just the appliance itself. A single countertop unit near a door differs from a mounted combo up a flight of stairs. These factors help set an accurate estimate.
Item count and volume
One microwave versus several appliances or a mixed load changes the space and crew time required for pickup.
Weight of the unit
Commercial and combination models weigh far more than a countertop microwave, which affects lifting and handling effort.
Mounting and disassembly
Over-the-range and built-in units need unmounting, so disassembly may be needed and adds time to the visit.
Stairs and carry distance
Stairs, hallways, and a long carry from the kitchen to the truck all factor into the estimate.
Access and doorways
Tight doorways, elevators, and narrow galley layouts influence how the crew maneuvers the item out safely.
Pickup Options
Choose the option that matches where your microwave sits and how much of the work you want the crew to handle for you.
In-home pickup
Crews come inside to the kitchen, break room, or wherever the unit sits and carry it out for you.
Curbside or outdoor pickup
Set the microwave at the curb, garage, or driveway ahead of time for a quick grab-and-go pickup.
Multi-item pickup
Add other appliances, boxes, or non-hazardous junk so the crew clears several items in a single trip.
How to Prep
A few minutes of prep speeds up the visit and keeps the carry-out safe. Focus on unplugging, clearing the path, and flagging anything mounted or tight before the crew arrives.
Unplug and empty
Disconnect the unit from the outlet and remove the glass turntable, racks, and any items left inside.
Clear the walkway
Open a path from the microwave to the door so the crew can carry it without obstacles or fragile surfaces.
Flag mounted units
Tell us if the microwave is over-the-range or built-in so we plan the unmounting and disassembly when needed.
Note stairs and access
Mention stairs, elevators, narrow doorways, or tight galley kitchens so the crew brings the right approach.
Disposal and Recycling
Microwaves contain metal, glass, and electronic components that are often better suited to recycling than a landfill. When a unit still works, donation may be an option depending on its condition and available local programs. We aim to route each item responsibly, but we cannot promise a specific recycling or donation outcome for any given microwave.
How It Works
From first message to final haul away, the process stays simple. Share a few details, confirm access, and let the crew do the lifting.
Send item details
Tell us the microwave type, whether it is mounted, and any other items you want gone.
Share photos
Photos of the unit, mounting, and surrounding space help us gauge access and disassembly needs accurately.
Confirm access
Let us know about stairs, elevators, doorways, and carry distance so the crew arrives prepared.
Review quote
You get an estimate based on volume, weight, access, and disassembly before anyone commits to the pickup.
Pickup and haul away
The crew removes the unit, clears the area, and loads it for responsible disposal routing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you remove over-the-range microwaves?
Yes. Mounted over-the-range units require unmounting from the bracket, so disassembly may be needed. Flag the mounting when you request a quote so the crew arrives ready.
Can you take a microwave that still works?
Absolutely. Working units may qualify for donation depending on condition and available local programs, though we cannot guarantee any specific outcome. Either way, we haul it away.
Do I need to unplug and empty it first?
Please unplug the microwave and remove the turntable, racks, and anything inside. Clearing a walkway to the door helps the crew carry the item out safely.
Can you add other appliances to the pickup?
Yes. Multi-item pickup lets you combine the microwave with other appliances, boxes, or non-hazardous junk so the crew clears everything in one visit.
What affects the price of microwave removal?
Volume, weight, item count, mounting, stairs, carry distance, access, and crew time all shape the estimate. Mounted and combination units generally take more effort than countertop models.
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Ready to Clear That Old Microwave?
Send a few details and photos, and EZ Hauling Services will handle the lifting, unmounting, and haul away. Reclaim your counter, cabinet, or wall space without wrestling the unit yourself. Request a quote to get started.