Stove & Oven Removal in Dayton, OH, Often the $115 Minimum
Tell us whether it's gas or electric, freestanding or built in, and where it sits. We unplug plug-in electric ranges on site. Gas lines need to be capped and hardwired ranges unhooked first. Then we slide it out, carry it and haul it away.
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Old stove, range or wall oven? We'll carry it out
Stoves and ovens are heavy and awkward to grip, and they're usually wedged between cabinets on a kitchen floor you don't want scratched. If it's going out because of a remodel, the deadline is usually the day the new one gets delivered.
Zach's Pack Hauling slides it out, carries it to the trailer and hauls it away. Doing a bigger kitchen tear-out? We can take the old cabinets, counters and debris on the same trip.
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Cooking appliances we haul away
- Freestanding electric ranges
- Gas ranges (gas line shut off and capped first)
- Slide-in and double-oven ranges
- Wall ovens that are already out of the cabinet
- Cooktops and range hoods that are already detached
- Over-the-range and countertop microwaves
- Toaster ovens and other small kitchen appliances in the same load
Built-in units need to be detached from the cabinetry first. If yours is still mounted, tell us when you book.
From kitchen to trailer in four steps
Tell us what it is
Text a photo to 326-900-8944. Tell us if it's gas or electric and whether it's freestanding or built in.
Firm price
You get the price before we touch it. One stove is often covered by our minimum pickup.
We slide it out and carry it
We pull it out from between the cabinets, unplug a plug-in electric range, carry it out and load it.
Swept and done
We sweep the crumbs and dust that always hide under a stove.
Prep checklist
- Gas range: have the gas shut off and the line capped by a licensed plumber or HVAC pro, or your gas utility, before pickup. If it's already capped, just tell us.
- Plug-in electric range: no need to unplug it. We pull it out and unplug the 240-volt cord on site. Hardwired range (wired straight into the wall, no plug)? Have it unhooked before we arrive.
- Freestanding ranges usually have an anti-tip bracket at a back foot. Let us know if you've already freed it.
- Empty the storage drawer and take out anything you want to keep, like a pizza stone or racks for the new oven.
- Clear the counters next to it so nothing gets bumped while it slides out.
What affects stove removal cost
- Freestanding vs. built-in
- Stairs or a long carry
- How many appliances are going
- Other kitchen debris in the same load
A single stove or oven is often covered by our minimum pickup, which starts at $115. Built-ins, stairs or added items can cost more. You get a firm price first.
See all load sizes and pricesStove & Oven Removal pricing by load size
We price by how much of the trailer your items fill. These tiers are starting points; weight, stairs, access and special disposal can change the price, and you always get a firm number before we load.
*Prices shown are general starting points for standard household junk. Final pricing may vary based on material weight, labor, stairs, access, and specific disposal costs. You will always receive a firm price before work begins.
Free and cheaper options
We'd rather you hire us because it makes sense, not because nobody told you about the free options. Rules below are from official city and county pages. Check the linked page before you set anything out, since programs change.
Dayton monthly bulk pickup
Dayton's bulk program specifically lists refrigerators and stoves. Schedule your zone's monthly Friday pickup by the Wednesday before at 937-333-4800 or through Dayton Delivers, then have it at the curb or alley by 6:30 a.m.
Source: City of Dayton — Bulk Waste CollectionKettering and Fairborn Rumpke service
Rumpke picks up as many as three bulk items a week on your trash day in Kettering and Fairborn, with no call needed.
Source: City of Fairborn — Trash Service FAQsAppliance Amnesty or Greene County drop-off
Montgomery County takes stoves free twice a year during Appliance Amnesty at its Moraine facility, and for the normal disposal fee the rest of the year. Greene County Environmental Services in Xenia accepts stoves, ovens and other metal appliances from Greene County residents.
Source: Montgomery County — Appliance RecyclingWhen hiring us makes sense
If you can get it to the curb and wait for pickup day, the city route is the cheapest. Call us when the new range is arriving tomorrow, the old one is in a basement kitchen, or nobody in the house should be lifting it.
Safety notes
- If you smell gas at any point, leave the house and call your gas utility from outside.
- A range pulled forward without its anti-tip bracket released can tip. Open oven doors make it worse.
- Glass cooktops can crack and break when they're moved. Tell us if yours is already cracked.
What happens to an old stove
Ranges and ovens are mostly steel, so they usually end up as scrap metal. We take them to a facility that accepts scrap appliances.
Need it gone today?
Call 326-900-8944 by 5 PM and we'll tell you if a same-day pickup slot is open. Same-day is often possible but never guaranteed, and it isn't offered for full house cleanouts.
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Service area
We remove stoves and ovens in Dayton, Oakwood, Kettering, Beavercreek, Fairborn and every other city on our route. Zach's Pack Hauling is based in Fairborn and serves greater Dayton, about 20 miles around Fairborn and Dayton.
- Dayton
- Fairborn
- Beavercreek
- Huber Heights
- Riverside
- Vandalia
- Kettering
- Oakwood
- Centerville
- Moraine
- Englewood
- Trotwood
- Miamisburg
- Xenia
- West Carrollton
- Springboro
- Bellbrook
- Tipp City
- Yellow Springs
- New Carlisle
Stove and oven removal questions
How much does it cost to have a stove hauled away?
One stove or oven is often covered by our minimum pickup, which starts at $115. Built-in units, stairs or other items can cost more. Text a photo to 326-900-8944 for a firm price.
Will the City of Dayton pick up an old stove?
Yes. Stoves are on Dayton's list of accepted bulk items. Schedule your zone's monthly Friday bulk pickup by the Wednesday before at 937-333-4800 or through Dayton Delivers.
Do you disconnect gas stoves?
No. For safety, the gas has to be shut off and the line capped by a licensed plumber or HVAC pro, or your gas utility, before pickup. Plug-in electric ranges are different: we unplug those on site. A hardwired electric range needs to be unhooked before we arrive. Once the gas is capped or the range is unhooked, we handle everything else.
Can you take a wall oven?
Yes, once it's been detached from the cabinet. If it's still mounted, tell us when you book so we can plan around it.
Can you take my old cabinets too?
Yes. Old cabinets, counters and kitchen remodel debris can go in the same load. See our construction debris page for bigger tear-outs.
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