Rochester, Minnesota & nearby communitiesMonday–Saturday, 7:30 AM–7:30 PM

Old appliance. Clear path. Done.

CleanFast removes bulky appliances from Rochester homes, rentals, and workplaces. You point out the unit and the path out. The crew handles the careful lifting, loading, and haul-away.

Free in-person estimates. Same-day service may be available.

Workers moving a refrigerator on an appliance dolly toward a truck
Pickup prepDisconnect. Empty. Clear the route. Tell us about stairs.
Heavy lifting includedFrom the room to the truck
Monday–Saturday7:30 AM–7:30 PM
Rochester basedNearby communities by availability

Before anything rolls.

A short call catches most access problems early. Share the appliance type, floor level, doorway width, stair turns, and whether utility connections are already handled.

Plan your estimate
1

Describe it

Tell us the appliance, its location, and the path to the nearest exterior door.

2

Prepare it

Empty and disconnect the unit. Qualified trades should handle gas, plumbing, or hardwired work.

3

Make room

Clear rugs, boxes, pets, and vehicles from the route before the pickup window.

Several household appliances staged neatly in a garageWorker measuring a doorway beside a washing machine

Estimate factors you can see.

  • Number and type of appliances
  • Floor level and number of steps
  • Doorway, hallway, and landing clearance
  • Need for doors or loose parts to be removed
  • Distance from the appliance to the truck
  • Special handling for refrigerant-containing units

Pricing is confirmed before loading begins. No fixed price is shown online because access and handling vary from one home to the next.

Serving Rochester and the towns around it.

Coverage is based on the pickup address and schedule. Zumbrota sits near the edge of the published local radius, so call to confirm availability.

Questions before pickup.

These are the details that tend to decide whether an appliance is ready to move.

Do appliances need to be disconnected first?

Yes. Unplug standard electric appliances. Arrange qualified disconnection for gas, hardwired, water, drain, or vent connections before the removal appointment.

Can a refrigerator or air conditioner go in regular trash?

Refrigerant-containing appliances require controlled handling. Minnesota guidance says refrigerant must be removed before disposal, and final processors must verify recovery.

Do I need to move the appliance outside?

Not in ordinary accessible situations. Describe stairs, narrow doors, and long carries during the estimate so the crew can plan the route.

What should I remove from the appliance?

Take out food, clothing, dishes, racks, shelves, drain water, and any loose accessories that could shift during handling.

One less heavy thing on your list.

Tell us what needs to go, where it sits, and what the path out looks like.

Call (202) 555-0169
Call for an estimate