Appliance disposal
Refrigerator removal in Minneapolis
Furniture Disposal Plus removes old refrigerators across Minneapolis, from Uptown and Northeast to Longfellow, Powderhorn, and Linden Hills. Certified handlers recover the Freon and the steel is recycled. See the exact price for your address and book online in under a minute.
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How refrigerator disposal works in Minneapolis
Minnesota law settles the question of where an old refrigerator can go: not in the garbage. The state bans major appliances from household trash entirely, so a fridge has to be recycled, and refrigerators, freezers, and AC units must have their refrigerant recovered by a certified handler first. Hennepin County runs drop-off facilities that accept appliances, and private recyclers around Minneapolis charge a per-unit fee for certified Freon recovery.
For a working fridge there is a better deal. Xcel Energy picks up a working refrigerator or freezer between roughly ten and thirty cubic feet for free and pays a fifty-dollar rebate, one of the better offers in the Twin Cities, but it only takes units that still run. A dead fridge does not qualify, and under EPA Section 608 the refrigerant still has to be professionally recovered before it is scrapped, so the drop-off or a hauler is the remaining path.
A booked Furniture Disposal Plus pickup covers the fridge the rebate will not take. Your Loaders come to the refrigerator wherever it sits, up from a basement or out of a back porch, on a window you choose, often same-day or next-day across Minneapolis ZIP codes. Certified handlers recover the refrigerant and the steel is recycled, and Furniture Disposal Plus serves Minneapolis and the metro from St. Paul to Bloomington and Edina.
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Minneapolis refrigerator questions
Refrigerator removal in Minneapolis, common questions
How fast can you pick up a refrigerator in Minneapolis?
Same-day and next-day windows are available across most Minneapolis ZIP codes, from Uptown and Northeast to Longfellow, Powderhorn, and Linden Hills. Availability shows when you enter your item and address.
Can I just put the refrigerator in the trash?
No. Minnesota law bans major appliances from household garbage, so a fridge has to be recycled with certified refrigerant recovery. Furniture Disposal Plus takes it from inside your home and handles the recycling.
Do you remove the Freon from the refrigerator?
Yes. The refrigerant is recovered by certified handlers under EPA Section 608, which is required before any fridge is recycled or scrapped. You never handle the recovery.
My fridge still works, should I use the Xcel rebate?
If it runs and is roughly ten to thirty cubic feet, Xcel's free pickup and fifty-dollar rebate is a good deal. For a dead unit, or if you want it gone now on your schedule, Furniture Disposal Plus takes it with one upfront price.