What to know before we come out
Include the stored appliance behind the garage clutter
An old garage freezer or spare refrigerator can take up space long after a replacement arrives. Show the appliance where it is and identify the nearby boxes or furniture that are also approved to leave. If only the appliance is leaving, mark everything around it as staying. Include the laundry pair separately rather than assuming one garage photo covers all units.
Access for your Sherwood pickup
At the Sherwood property, show the route from the appliance to truck parking, including tight garage clearance, steps and doorways. Describe a blocked carrying path or unusually heavy unit before arrival. Keep replacement appliances and the mover's loading area protected when another crew is using the property.
Prepare connections and disclose refrigerant
Empty the appliance and arrange safe disconnection of water, gas and hardwired electrical connections before pickup. Tell us if you need to discuss preparation. Photograph the item, connections and carrying route. Refrigerators, freezers and other refrigerant appliances need specific disposal review; ordinary hauling does not include utility work.
Plan the next step
Empty appliances and arrange safe water, gas or hardwired electrical disconnection separately. Tell us about refrigerant units and a replacement-delivery or moving deadline. A photo range is preliminary; the crew reviews the actual appliance, access and disposal needs before you approve the full onsite quote.
Your free estimate and complete price
We review appliance size, weight, access and disposal before confirming the full onsite price. Refrigerant appliances may have an additional disposal charge. You do not need to move the appliance to the curb. The estimate is free and you approve the complete price before the crew loads it.