Junk Removal Appliance Removal & E-Waste Pickup in Big Bear
Dead fridge in the garage? Old TV in the basement? We haul away appliances and electronics from homes, cabins and rentals across the Valley.
Same number for text, WhatsApp and calls: (425) 233-2945
What we take
- Refrigerators and freezers
- Washers and dryers
- Dishwashers, stoves, ranges and microwaves
- TVs, monitors and computers
- Printers, audio gear and other household electronics
Please have gas, water and hard-wired electrical connections shut off and disconnected by a qualified person before pickup.
Why electronics and appliances need special handling
In California, TVs, monitors, computers and many other electronics are not allowed in household trash, and appliances that contain refrigerant (fridges, freezers, AC units) have to go to facilities set up to handle them. In the Big Bear Valley that means:
- Big Bear City CSD does not accept TVs, computers or other electronics in curbside carts; it collects e-waste at periodic free community clean-up days at its Paradise Maintenance Yard. Dates are posted by the CSD.
- City of Big Bear Lake customers can ask Big Bear Disposal about appliance and e-waste options; one free bulky-item pickup per year is included.
- Big Bear Transfer Station (38550 Holcomb Valley Rd) — see the county disposal sites page for which appliances and electronics are accepted and at what fee.
If you'd rather not load a fridge into a pickup truck yourself, text us a photo and we'll quote it.
Where we do this
All over the Big Bear Valley:
Frequently asked questions
Who picks up old appliances in Big Bear?
Junk Removal Big Bear removes refrigerators, freezers, washers, dryers, stoves, TVs and computers from homes and cabins across the Big Bear Valley. Text a photo to (425) 233-2945 for a quote.
Can you take a refrigerator with food still in it?
Please empty it first — food waste attracts bears and can't go in the truck.
Do you take TVs and computers?
Yes. TVs, monitors, computers, printers and other household electronics are all fine.
Can you remove an appliance from a basement or upstairs?
Yes. We carry appliances out from wherever they are, including stairs.
Do you take propane tanks or paint?
No. Hazardous materials such as propane tanks, paint, chemicals, oil and asbestos can't go in our truck. San Bernardino County Fire runs household hazardous waste collection in Big Bear.
Book your free on-site quote
Text us a few photos or give us a call, and we'll come out and look. Free, no obligation.
Same number for text, WhatsApp and calls: (425) 233-2945