List the unit
Name the appliance, size, condition, and quantity.
Cooking appliance pickup
Move the old range out of the kitchen plan.
Removal planning for freestanding electric ranges, stoves, and ovens after the unit and connection type are confirmed.
Give the item a useful description.
Tell us whether the unit is electric, gas, freestanding, or built in. Do not disconnect a gas line unless you are qualified to do so.
- Freestanding electric ranges
- Electric stoves
- Single ovens by assessment
- Gas units after qualified disconnection
- Built-in units only after scope review
The carry-out plan in four checks.
These checks help the first call produce a clearer scope. They do not replace job-specific confirmation.
Settle connections
Confirm who handles power, water, drain, vent, or gas.
Trace the route
Share stairs, turns, elevators, gates, parking, and carry distance.
Confirm the job
Agree on acceptance, estimate, timing, and site requirements.
The estimate follows the real route, not a generic price table.
Quantity, dimensions, condition, connections, stairs, elevator access, carrying distance, parking, and timing can all change the plan. Call before assuming an item is accepted or a window is available.
Prepare your call notesWhat to Confirm Before an Old Range Is Removed
The fuel type, installation style, floor protection, and exit route determine what needs to happen before haul-away.