Appliance Removal · Carondelet & Dutchtown
Appliance Removal in Carondelet
A dead water heater at the bottom of a brick-flat basement, a fridge left behind by the last tenant — Carondelet and Dutchtown landlords know the drill. We carry it up and send it to recycling: a refrigerator is $164, a tank water heater $131.
Older Than the City Limits
Carondelet was founded in 1767 and annexed by St. Louis in 1870, and most of its 7,734 residents live in brick housing built between 1880 and 1930. Dutchtown, once the southern center of German-American settlement, has 15,356 residents in homes made from locally produced brick.
Houses that old have had several generations of appliances pass through them, and many basements still hold one or two that never made it out.
Carondelet Appliance Prices
| Appliance | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
| Washer | $133 |
| Dryer | $128 |
| Electric range | $134 |
| Water heater (tank) | $131 |
Two Ways to Get It Gone
The City’s Monthly Route
Carondelet is inside the City, so appliances can go out with the monthly collection for batteries, oil, appliances, tires and electronics — fridge doors off, on the right week.
Our Route
Pick any day. Once it’s unplugged, the crew carries the unit up the basement steps and out, doors and all.
Either way it can’t go to a landfill — Missouri has banned major appliances there beginning in 1991. See the landfill-ban details.
Carondelet Appliance FAQs
Do I need to take the fridge doors off first?
Not for us. The City asks for doors removed on its own collection; our crew hauls the unit as it is.
Can you get a water heater out of an old basement?
Yes, once it’s drained and disconnected. A tank unit is $131.
Do you cover Dutchtown and Patch?
Yes — all of ZIP 63111 at the same prices.
Where does the appliance go?
To metal recovery and recycling, as Missouri law requires.
One Less Dead Appliance
Snap the fridge, washer or heater — a flat price in seconds.
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