Appliance Removal · Lincoln Village & Polonia
Appliance Removal in Lincoln Village
A dead fridge can’t go out with Milwaukee’s bulky pickup, and the old washer in the basement of a century-old cottage isn’t something to wrestle up the stairs alone. We carry both out and recycle them: a refrigerator is $164, a washer $133.
Polish-Built, Latino-Lived
Lincoln Village was founded by Milwaukee’s Polish community in the late 1800s, when about 30,000 Poles lived in the city. Today its ZIP, 53215, is the most populous in the metro — 58,146 people — and 69 percent Hispanic.
The cottages and Polish flats are more than a century old, and just under half are owner-occupied. Basements hold the washers, dryers and second fridges, and the City treats every one of them as something other than bulky waste.
Lincoln Village Appliance Prices
| Appliance | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
| Freezer (chest) | $146 |
| Washer | $133 |
| Dryer | $128 |
| Stove / range (gas) | $137 |
Why It Can’t Go to the Curb
City Rules
Appliances aren’t collected curbside in Milwaukee. The only City option is driving them to a Drop Off Center and unloading them yourself.
State Law
Wisconsin bans major appliances from landfills, so every unit we take goes to refrigerant recovery and metal recycling.
Lincoln Village Appliance FAQs
Will the City take my old washer on bulky day?
No. Appliances aren’t considered bulky waste in Milwaukee, so they’re left at the curb.
Can you bring a fridge up from the basement?
Yes. The crew uses an appliance dolly and straps; the stairs are included in the price.
How much does a washer and dryer cost to remove?
A washer is $133 and a dryer $128, on one quote and one trip.
Do you take gas stoves?
Yes, for $137, once a technician has disconnected the gas line.
Dead Appliance Downstairs?
Snap the appliance and the flat price comes straight back.
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