How to get rid of appliances in Las Vegas, NV

Last updated: November 6, 2026

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For non-Freon appliances use bulk day; for refrigerators use a transfer station (fee) or ask Republic for options.

✓ Last verified: 2026-11-06

Curbside: Non-Freon appliances may go in Southern Nevada bulk if they fit set-out rules; refrigerators/Freon items are excluded from ordinary bulk.
How to prepare: No refrigerators or Freon items in bulk. Cheyenne and Henderson transfer stations list free drop-off for many kitchen appliances/electronics 7 a.m.–3 p.m. daily; refrigerators are charged at transfer stations/landfills.
Cost / limits: Bulk excludes Freon; transfer-station rules apply for drop-off.
Appointment: Call Republic 702-735-5151.
Drop-off: Cheyenne Transfer Station or Henderson Transfer Station (many appliances/electronics free; refrigerators charged).
Tip: Confirm Freon tagging/fees before you haul a fridge.

Appliance hand truck — Designed for moving washers, dryers and other heavy appliances.
Furniture sliders — Lets you slide a heavy appliance across the floor without lifting it.

ENERGY STAR has recycling information for clothes washers and other appliances. (www.energystar.gov)

For non-Freon appliances use bulk day; for refrigerators use a transfer station (fee) or ask Republic for options.

Non-Freon appliances may go in Southern Nevada bulk if they fit set-out rules; refrigerators/Freon items are excluded from ordinary bulk.

Bulk excludes Freon; transfer-station rules apply for drop-off.

Call Republic 702-735-5151.

Cheyenne Transfer Station or Henderson Transfer Station (many appliances/electronics free; refrigerators charged).

Confirm Freon tagging/fees before you haul a fridge.