Appliance removal in Lichfield

Appliance removal needs vary across the Lichfield area. In Burntwood and Curborough, where many homes are semi-detached or detached with good driveway access, washing machines, tumble dryers, and cookers are typically removed straight from kitchens or utility rooms with minimal fuss. Boley Park and Stowe tend to have terraced properties, sometimes with narrow hallways or tight stairs—jobs here often require careful manoeuvring and sometimes temporary dismantling of doors or panels to avoid damage to the property.

Streethay and Pipe Hill properties often feature older layouts, meaning appliances may be wedged into spaces or positioned before modern doorframes were standard. Wall postcodes (WS13 and WS14 areas) include a mix of bungalows and period homes; ground-floor appliances are quicker to remove, but upper-floor or basement positions require additional labour and planning. Understanding the layout of your property helps us quote accurately and arrive with the right equipment—pallet jacks, sliders, and lifting gear—on the day.

A single fee covers labour to disconnect and lift the appliance safely, transportation in a covered vehicle, and delivery to an approved authorised treatment facility (AATF) that processes white goods in line with WEEE Regulations 2013. We handle washing machines, tumble dryers, dishwashers, cookers, ovens, freezers, and fridges. On arrival, our team will assess access—stairs, tight corners, or external gates—and work accordingly.

Edge cases matter: if an appliance is plumbed in, we'll disconnect it but do not refill or re-commission pipes; you're responsible for any isolation valve issues. Dismantling (removing doors or feet to fit through doorways) is included. We do not remove built-in appliances that require permanent structural disconnection, nor do we clean or sweep the area after removal—focus is on safe extraction and legal disposal. You'll receive a waste transfer note confirming the appliance has reached an AATF, meeting your duty of care under environmental law.

1. Book by phone or online— give us the appliance type, location (postcode and floor level), and your preferred date. We'll quote a fixed price upfront.
2. Confirm and pay deposit— a small deposit secures the booking; balance is due on the day, by card or cash.
3. Receive appointment window— we'll text or call you 24 hours before with a 2-hour ETA. Lichfield City and Trent Valley stations help us navigate the town; most jobs within postcodes WS13 and WS14 can be reached within 30 minutes of the depot.
4. Our team arrives— we carry our own equipment (dolly, wrapping material, ramps if needed) and will protect your floors and doorways during removal.
5. Appliance loaded and removed— once safely in the vehicle, we provide you with a waste transfer note showing the appliance is being taken for recycling or safe disposal at a licenced facility.
6. Final payment and handover— you sign off, and the appliance is on its way to an AATF within 48 hours.