Built-in dishwashers sit under a counter and connect to water, drain, and power. Removal service begins after the unit is disconnected and free of cabinet fasteners unless a different scope has been confirmed.
Items this service is built around
- Standard built-in dishwashers
- Portable dishwashers
- Countertop units arranged with another pickup
- Units already removed during a kitchen remodel
Prepare the appliance and route
- Have water, drain, and electrical connections safely disconnected.
- Release cabinet or countertop mounting brackets.
- Drain standing water and remove racks or loose parts.
- Protect the floor and clear the route to the nearest exit.
What shapes an estimate
The appliance size and count, its floor level, stair and doorway access, required crew and moving equipment, loading distance, disconnection status, and timing can all change the scope. Share the difficult detail early rather than waiting for pickup day.
Boundaries to confirm
Do not assume gas, hardwired electrical, plumbing, cabinet removal, refrigerant work, or hazardous-material handling is included. Those conditions can require another qualified trade or a different disposal route.
A useful next read
When Is a Dishwasher Ready for Hauling? gives you a room-by-room preparation checklist before you request pickup.