Appliance recycling in Minneapolis, MN
Dakota Valley Junk Removal handles appliance recycling across Minneapolis — from Lowry Hill over to Downtown Minneapolis — with curbside and garage pickup and an loads from $85. The most common Minneapolis job is a kitchen remodel: text photos of the washers and dryers to (952) 232-5107 and a firm quote comes back by text — no estimate visit needed. Refrigerant is recovered EPA-certified from fridges, freezers, and AC units; appliance metals are routed to certified Minnesota recyclers. Single items start at $85; a full box-truck load runs quoted from photos, disclosed before the crew rolls.
Appliance recycling in Minneapolis
What we include
Washer and dryer removal
Stove and oven pickup
Dishwasher and disposal
Microwave and small appliance bundles
AC unit and dehumidifier removal
Minneapolis pickup process
Four steps, mostly text.
Step 1
Photo + brand/model if you have it.
Step 2
Crew confirms appliance can be safely disconnected and removed.
Step 3
Appliance staged in the garage, on the porch, or curbside.
Step 4
Crew arrives, loads, and routes to certified recyclers.
Minneapolis coverage
Routes covering every neighborhood.
Because Minneapolis sits on our regular Hennepin County loop, appliance recycling requests from Phillips and Whittier are usually scheduled within 2–3 business days — sooner when a truck is already nearby. Expect a 30-minute heads-up call and a completion photo by text.
Minneapolis neighborhoods we serve
- Downtown Minneapolis
- Uptown
- North Loop
- Northeast
- Loring Park
- Whittier
- Powderhorn
- Longfellow
- Nokomis
- Hiawatha
- Seward
- Phillips
- Lyndale
- Lowry Hill
- Kenwood
- Lake Harriet
- Calhoun-Isles
Nearby landmarks
- Target Field
- US Bank Stadium
- Mall of America nearby
- Lake Calhoun/Bde Maka Ska
- Lake Harriet
- Minnehaha Falls
- Stone Arch Bridge
- Walker Art Center
- Guthrie Theater
- University of Minnesota
- Nicollet Mall
- First Avenue
Appliance recycling FAQ
Minneapolis questions, answered.
How fast can you get to Minneapolis for appliance recycling?
Minneapolis is on our regular Hennepin County routes, so most pickups are scheduled within 2–3 business days and same-day windows open when a truck is already nearby. Texting photos early in the day gives the best shot at same-day service.
How do I get a quote for appliance recycling in Minneapolis?
Text photos of the items to (952) 232-5107 with your Minneapolis address or neighborhood. Quotes come back by text — no on-site estimate visit — and you book a calendar window once the price works.
Do I need to be home for appliance recycling in Minneapolis?
No. Most Minneapolis pickups are curbside or garage-staged: leave the items out or tell the crew where they are, and they send a completion photo by text when the job is done.
How much does appliance recycling cost in Minneapolis, MN?
Single items start at $85 in Minneapolis. A pickup-bed load runs $85 minimum; exact quote from photos, a van load photo quote, and a full box-truck load quoted from photos. Common recyclables — mattresses, fridges, TVs, tires — are flat per-item rates with no load minimum. Text photos to (952) 232-5107 for a firm quote — the price is set before the crew arrives.
How much does refrigerator removal cost in Minneapolis?
A single refrigerator is quoted from photos in Minneapolis — a flat per-item rate including EPA-certified refrigerant recovery. Two or three appliances together fit a pickup-bed load ($85 minimum; exact quote from photos), usually the better per-unit deal.
Do you take appliances with freon from Minneapolis homes?
Yes. Refrigerators, freezers, AC units, and dehumidifiers are accepted; refrigerant is recovered through an EPA-certified process before the metal is recycled. You do not need to drain or prep the unit.
Other services in Minneapolis
What else we haul.
Appliance recycling in other cities
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Need appliance recycling in Minneapolis?
Text photos and item details for a written quote, then choose an available pickup window.
Local pickup planning
What customers in Minneapolis should know before booking.
Minneapolis has a municipal large-item program for eligible city-serviced properties, but it does not cover every building or every project. Dakota Valley is most useful when customers need indoor carry-out, more than a small weekly allowance, privately serviced apartment or commercial pickup, a move-out deadline, or materials outside normal city collection.
Alleys, street parking, elevators, and loading zones
State whether collection is from the alley, curb, garage, basement, apartment, or loading dock. Include parking restrictions, one-way access, stair count, elevator reservations, floor number, and the distance from the building exit to the truck.
When private hauling solves the problem
City collection can be a good option for a small number of eligible items. Private removal adds value when a crew must enter the property, dismantle or carry items, remove a larger cleanout, meet a deadline, or serve a property that uses a private hauler.
Do not mix building materials or hazardous waste into household junk
Minneapolis directs building materials, tires, rechargeable batteries, household hazardous waste, liquids, and several other materials to separate programs or drop-off options. Identify these materials before requesting a private quote.
Send these details for a useful written quote
- Alley or street collection point
- Parking and loading restrictions
- Floor, stairs, and elevator details
- Deadline or move-out date