Appliance Removal · Old Hickory
Appliance Removal in Old Hickory
Small company-town cottages don’t have room for a second fridge, so it ends up in the garage or on the back porch — and on the lake side, there’s often a freezer in the boat garage too. We collect them from wherever they landed: $164 for a fridge, $149 for an upright freezer.
A Company Town on the Lake
DuPont built Old Hickory as a company town for a World War I smokeless-powder plant, and its rows of small cottages are still the core of the neighborhood. Homes along Old Hickory Lake add docks, boat garages and storage sheds.
Both halves generate the same kind of pickup: appliances and outdoor equipment that outlived their use and have nowhere else to go.
Old Hickory Appliance Prices
| Item | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
| Freezer (upright) | $149 |
| Generator (portable) | $71 |
| Water heater (tank) | $131 |
| Kayak / canoe / paddleboard | $71 |
Cottage or Lakefront
Tight Cottages
Narrow kitchens and small porches mean careful dolly work. Doorways and floors are protected on the way out.
Down by the Water
Freezers, old paddleboards and gear stored near the dock are carried up to the truck. Boats themselves aren’t part of the service.
Old Hickory Appliance FAQs
Can you take a freezer from a boat garage?
Yes. Empty it and unplug it, and the crew carries it up to the truck.
Do you remove old water heaters?
Yes, for $131. It should be drained and disconnected beforehand.
Is Old Hickory covered by the Sheriff’s bulk pickup?
Old Hickory is part of Metro Nashville, so the free curbside program applies — items at the front curb by 6:30 a.m., with up to seven business days for collection.
Do you take kayaks and paddleboards?
Yes, at $71 each. Motorized boats aren’t included.
Clearing the Garage by the Lake?
Photograph what’s going and the flat price comes straight back.
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