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How to get rid of appliances in Raleigh, NC

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Call 919-996-3245 for a $70 Special Load for appliances/white goods, then set them at the curb on the scheduled day.

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Curbside
Yes — white goods (refrigerators, mini-fridges, ranges, freezers, washers, dryers, etc.) go on a Special Load Collection, not the Bulky Load.
How to prepare
Schedule as a Special Load. Place items clear of obstructions on the scheduled day.
Cost / limits
$70 per Special Load (up to 4 cubic yards). Loads charged in full increments.
Appointment
Yes — 919-996-3245. Cancel by noon the business day before for a refund.
Drop-off
Wake County Solid Waste Management facilities.
Tip
E-waste (TVs, monitors, small plugged appliances) is a separate free Monday collection — up to 4 items/week.

Official source: raleighnc.gov

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How do I get rid of an old appliance in Raleigh?

Call 919-996-3245 for a $70 Special Load for appliances/white goods, then set them at the curb on the scheduled day.

Is there curbside pickup for appliances in Raleigh?

Yes — white goods (refrigerators, mini-fridges, ranges, freezers, washers, dryers, etc.) go on a Special Load Collection, not the Bulky Load.

How much does it cost, and are there limits?

$70 per Special Load (up to 4 cubic yards). Loads charged in full increments.

Do I need an appointment in Raleigh?

Yes — 919-996-3245. Cancel by noon the business day before for a refund.

Where can I drop off appliances in Raleigh?

Wake County Solid Waste Management facilities.

Any other tips for getting rid of appliances in Raleigh?

E-waste (TVs, monitors, small plugged appliances) is a separate free Monday collection — up to 4 items/week.

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