
Whole Units, As They Are
Washers, dryers, fridges, dishwashers: pulled, stacked, and sent whole.
Washers, dryers, fridges, and dishwashers each hide the same valuables: electric motors, compressors, wiring harnesses, and copper tube. A fridge holds a compressor plus copper lines. Property turnovers and estate cleanouts generate them by the truckload. If you haul old appliances, you are hauling copper.
Open the back of any major appliance and the copper shows up fast. Washers and dryers carry drive motors with copper windings. Refrigerators and freezers carry a sealed compressor, the same copper-wound motor in a steel can, plus copper refrigerant lines. Dishwashers add pump motors and heating elements. Units run 50 to 250 pounds each, and cleanouts run to truckloads.

Washers, dryers, fridges, dishwashers: pulled, stacked, and sent whole.
Every unit hides at least one copper-wound motor or compressor.
Estate cleanouts, evictions, and remodels: truckloads are normal.
One dryer or a truckload: all welcome, all graded honestly.
Every appliance hides copper in motors, compressors, and harnesses.
On bigger lots, we handle the freight so you do not lift a finger.
Appliance quotes are fast with a photo and a count.
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Photos of the units, how many you have, and your location. One unit or a truckload: every lot starts the same way.
A real number based on copper content and current market levels. Compare it with confidence.
Small lots ship with simple instructions. On bigger lots, we handle the freight so you do not lift a finger.
Your units are weighed in the open and priced by type. Then quick payment by check, wire, or cash.
Every quote and payment runs through one person who answers the phone: Sonny Johns at 312-880-8174. No portals, no ticket queues, no waiting on a committee.
No. Working or dead, it does not change the scrap deal: the copper inside is the same either way.
It must be recovered by a certified technician before scrapping, as the law requires. We buy the metal: refrigerant handling stays with the licensed tech.
Yes. There are no minimums and every unit counts. One appliance still gets a fast quote.
Send them as they are. Doors, shelves, and all: nothing needs to come off first.
You do not need to. Whole units are welcome and the copper math is built into the quote.
Yes. Cleanout crews and property managers with steady volume can set up a collection rhythm: stack them, call, and the units move on your schedule.
They are welcome in a mixed load, but the copper value lives in major appliances: washers, dryers, fridges, and dishwashers. A microwave’s transformer and a toaster’s elements are small by comparison, so major appliances are where the weight is.
Send photos of the units, a count, and your location. You will get a fast quote and a clear breakdown before you commit to anything.
Call 312-880-8174 or email [email protected].