Appliance Removal · Greendale & Hales Corners
Appliance Removal in Greendale
When a family home that’s been lived in for fifty years gets emptied, the basement usually gives up a chest freezer, a retired furnace and a dehumidifier or two. They all need recycling, not a landfill. A chest freezer is $146, a furnace $131.
A New Deal Village
Greendale was one of three New Deal “Greenbelt” towns, built by the federal Resettlement Administration starting in 1936 and incorporated on November 1, 1938. Next door, Hales Corners dates to 1837, when the Hale brothers claimed three of the four corners at today’s Janesville Road and Highway 100.
Most homes in both went up in the 1960s, and many have been in the same families since. When those families downsize, the basement is where most of the work is.
Greendale Appliance Prices
| Appliance | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Freezer (chest) | $146 |
| Furnace | $131 |
| Dehumidifier | $77 |
| Water heater (tank) | $131 |
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
Part of a Bigger Cleanout?
Appliances often come out as part of emptying a whole house. They can go on the same visit as the furniture, priced item by item or folded into truck-fill — whichever is lower.
For a full house, see our estate and basement cleanouts.
Greendale Appliance FAQs
Can you take an old furnace out of the basement?
Yes. It’s $131 once a heating contractor has disconnected the gas and flue.
How much does chest freezer removal cost in Greendale?
A chest freezer is $146, with refrigerant recovered.
Do you serve Hales Corners?
Yes, at the same prices as Greendale.
Can the appliances go with the rest of the house?
Yes. Everything shares one quote and one trip.
Clearing the Family Basement?
Photograph the appliances — flat price in seconds.
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