Old dishwasher hauled away — no heavy lifting required

Dishwasher pickup typically starts around $95, though your final price depends on factors like whether you choose curbside or in-home pickup, how many items you're removing, and your location. You'll see the exact price before you confirm your booking — no surprises when your Loaders arrive.

Yes — your dishwasher should be fully disconnected from its water supply line, drain line, and power source before your Loaders arrive. Your Loaders handle the carrying and hauling, but they don't perform plumbing or electrical disconnection. If you're having a new unit installed, the installer can typically disconnect the old one as part of that job.

Your Loaders can come inside to get it — from your kitchen, a hallway, or wherever the unit is sitting. You don't need to drag it to the curb yourself. If you'd prefer curbside pickup, that option is available too and is reflected in your booking price.

In most cases, yes — someone should be present to provide access, especially for in-home pickup. If the dishwasher is already outside and accessible, contact LoadUp after booking to confirm whether a contactless pickup is possible for your situation.

Your Loaders dispose of the unit responsibly. Dishwashers contain recyclable metal components, and your Loaders direct materials to local recycling facilities where available. Outcomes depend on the condition of the unit and what facilities exist in your area — recycling isn't guaranteed, but responsible disposal is the standard practice.

Yes, you can add other appliances to your booking and have everything picked up in the same visit. Multi-item pickups are common, especially during kitchen remodels or full appliance clear-outs. Just add the additional items when you book and your price will update accordingly.