Appliance being moved on a padded dolly through a protected home
Edmonds, Washington

The old appliance has a way out.

ValleyHaul plans the carry, protects the route, and removes disconnected household appliances from homes and properties across the listed Western Washington service area.

Price before liftingThe operator publishes upfront, volume-based pricing.
Inside pickup plannedTell us about stairs, turns, gates, and parking.
Disposal route matchedRefrigerant and non-refrigerant units need different handling.
Pick the load

What needs to leave?

Start with the appliance type. That tells us the likely weight, connection questions, carrying equipment, and receiving options.

Protected hallway and appliance-moving equipment prepared for a pickup
Route first.

Clear floors, protected corners, and a known loading point keep the job moving.

A practical pickup

Heavy is only one part of the job.

A refrigerator may fit the kitchen and still miss the hallway turn. A washer can hold water after its last cycle. A portable AC contains refrigerant even when it no longer cools. We ask about the details that change the work before the crew starts.

  • Appliance type, count, and approximate size
  • Disconnection status
  • Stairs, elevator, gate, and carrying distance
  • Parking or loading limits
  • Any narrow door or sharp turn
See the estimate checklist
Three steps

From kitchen to truck.

The published Junky Monkey process is straightforward: request a quote, approve the price, then the crew loads and sweeps the work area.

Describe the appliance

Share the item, location, connection status, and route out.

Confirm timing and price

The operator confirms the service window and price before lifting starts.

Clear the space

The crew loads the approved items and tidies the immediate work area.

Plan the pickup

Make room for what comes next.

Tell us what the appliance is, where it sits, and what the route out looks like. We will confirm scope and pricing before work begins.