List the unit
Name the appliance, size, condition, and quantity.
Laundry appliance pickup
Clear the laundry space without the heavy carry.
Haul-away planning for washers, electric or gas dryers, and stacked laundry units, with connections and access discussed first.
Give the item a useful description.
Confirm that water, drain, power, or gas connections will be handled safely before the visit. Share the floor level, door width, and whether units are stacked.
- Top-load washers
- Front-load washers
- Electric dryers
- Gas dryers after safe disconnection
- Stacked units by assessment
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 notesWasher and Dryer Removal Checklist
Connections, retained water, stacked units, and tight laundry-room access all belong in the first call.