Appliance disposal in Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
Local appliance disposal for Cambridge homes and businesses, priced clearly with no hidden extras.
- Covering Barnwell, King's Hedges and all of Cambridge
- Experienced, local teams
- Fast replies, usually the same day
- One fixed price, agreed up front
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Fixed price, no obligation. We aim to reply the same day.
- Service
- Appliance disposal
- Location
- Cambridge, Cambridgeshire (East of England)
- Postcodes
- CB1, CB2, CB3, CB4, CB5
- Areas
- Barnwell, King's Hedges, Eddington, Grantchester, Abbey, Chesterton
- Typical cost
- Collecting and recycling a single washing machine, cooker or dishwasher usually costs £30 to £70. A fridge or freezer is usually £40 to £90 because of the hazardous treatment fee. Several appliances collected together are usually cheaper per item.
- Quotes
- Free and fixed-price, usually the same day
Local appliance disposal in Cambridge
Anyone living or working in Cambridge knows the area: Cambridge is a historic university city with a booming science, technology and biotech economy, high property prices and strong demand for rental housing. We cover all of it, from Barnwell to King's Hedges.
Booking appliance disposal in Cambridge should not be a hassle. Fill in the form with a few details and you will get a firm, fixed quote.
Local buildings are largely Victorian terraces, Edwardian villas, student lets and modern apartments, so each quote takes into account the property, access and when you need it done.
Landlords and letting agents around Cambridge use us to remove broken white goods between tenancies, with a waste transfer note for the property file.
Council bulky waste slots in Cambridgeshire can book up weeks ahead, so a private collection is often the quicker way to get an old appliance out of a Cambridge kitchen or garage.
Areas and postcodes we cover in Cambridge
Our service covers the whole of Cambridge, such as Barnwell, King's Hedges, Eddington, Grantchester, Abbey and Chesterton.
Postcode districts we regularly work in such as CB1, CB2, CB3, CB4 and CB5, plus nearby districts.
Thanks to the M11, A14 and A10 nearby, our teams get to Cambridge easily from across Cambridgeshire.
We are often around University of Cambridge and King's College Chapel, as well as the quieter streets of Grantchester and Abbey.
- Barnwell
- King's Hedges
- Eddington
- Grantchester
- Abbey
- Chesterton
- Cherry Hinton
- Romsey
- Trumpington
- Arbury
- Newnham
- Castle
Postcodes:
- CB1
- CB2
- CB3
- CB4
- CB5
How we can help in Cambridge
Whatever the job in Cambridge, we can help with:
- Commercial and multi-unit collections
- Fridge and freezer disposal
- Washing machine and dryer removal
- Cooker and oven removal
See everything we offer or read our cost guide.
Before you book in Cambridge
When you get in touch, let us know your timing. If you have a deadline, such as a sale completing, an inspection or an event in Cambridge, tell us and we will plan around it.
Arranging appliance disposal in Cambridge is simple: send your details, get a fixed price, pick a date, and the work is done.
Why choose us in Cambridge
We keep things straightforward for Cambridge customers. There are no surprise call-out charges, no vague estimates and no surprises on the final bill.
- Proper recycling
- Heavy lifting handled
- Paperwork included
Questions about appliance disposal in Cambridge
How do I get a quote in Cambridge?
Simply fill in the form on this page with your postcode, a few details of the job and when you need it. If you have photos, they help us price accurately.
Can you come out to Barnwell and other parts of Cambridge?
Yes. Our service covers all of Cambridge, including Barnwell, King's Hedges, Eddington, Grantchester, Abbey and Chesterton, as well as Ely, Huntingdon, St Neots and Bishop's Stortford.
Which Cambridge postcodes do you cover?
Every postcode in Cambridge is covered, including CB1, CB2, CB3, CB4 and CB5. If you are on the edge of Cambridge, let us know your postcode and we will check.
How much does appliance disposal cost in Cambridge?
Every job is different. Your price depend on the size of the job and access, so send your details for an exact fixed price. Typical prices are in the facts box at the top of this page and in our cost guide.
Why does fridge and freezer disposal cost more?
Fridges and freezers contain refrigerant gases and insulation foam that, in older units, include ozone-depleting substances. They are classed as hazardous waste and have to go to an approved treatment facility where the gas and foam are captured before the cabinet is shredded and recycled. That specialist treatment costs more than recycling a washing machine or cooker.
Before you book: a quick Cambridge checklist
- Check the water isolation valve turns off on washing machines and dishwashers
- Empty the appliance and remove any shelves, racks or parts you want to keep
- Clear a route to the door and reserve parking close to the property
- Tell the collector about stairs, lifts and narrow turns when you book
- Make sure you receive a waste transfer note and keep it with your records
New to this? Our glossary explains the jargon, and our guides cover costs and what to expect.
Also covering near Cambridge
Not in Cambridge itself? We also work across nearby locations such as:
- Appliance disposal in Ely
- Appliance disposal in Huntingdon
- Appliance disposal in St Neots
- Appliance disposal in Bishop's Stortford
- Appliance disposal in Bury St Edmunds
- Appliance disposal in Stevenage
- Appliance disposal in Hitchin
- Appliance disposal in Bedford
- Appliance disposal in Braintree
- Appliance disposal in Hertford
See all appliance disposal locations in East of England or every area we cover.
Get your appliance disposal quote in Cambridge
Ready to get started in Cambridge? Send your details and we will send a fixed price quickly.
From the blog: Can you sell or donate an old appliance? Reuse options in the UK. Free fridge collection and other appliance disposal myths.
Further reading: WEEE rules explained. How to choose an appliance disposal company.
Last updated 6 November 2026