Appliance Removal & Recycling in Woodland

What we take

Appliance removal with Dump Ninja in Woodland means the big, heavy, awkward stuff that came with the house or the kitchen remodel. Here’s the list.

Kitchen

• Refrigerators and freezers, including side-by-sides, French-door units, and garage chest freezers. These carry an environmental fee.
• Stoves, ranges, cooktops, and wall ovens
• Dishwashers
• Microwaves, including over-the-range units
• Range hoods and trash compactors

Laundry and utility

• Washers, including the heavy front-loaders with concrete counterweights
• Dryers, gas or electric
• Water heaters, tank style
• Water softeners and dehumidifiers

Heating and cooling

• Window and portable air conditioners. These carry an environmental fee.
• Space heaters and evaporative coolers

Small and everything else

• Countertop appliances by the boxful when you’re clearing a Woodland kitchen
• Broken appliances, appliances with missing doors, appliances that have been sitting in the side yard since the last owner

What we cannot accept

Asbestos, medical waste, ammunition, and wet-cell batteries. Appliances don’t usually raise those, but an old shop can. If you’re not sure what’s in the corner of the garage, ask Dump Ninja on the phone.

How it works

Appliance removal with Dump Ninja in Woodland is the same four steps as every job, with one extra question at the start: does it still work?

1. You call or text

(530) 444-4441, 8am to 8pm, seven days a week. Tell us what the appliance is, where it sits in your Woodland home, and whether it runs. A working fridge changes where it goes and what you pay, so it’s worth a straight answer. Same-day pickup is by phone or text only. Online booking is for a scheduled date.

2. We come look

A Dump Ninja crew arrives in the window we gave you. We check the path out: door widths, stairs, the turn at the bottom of the hall. If the appliance doors need to come off to make it, we’ll say so.

3. We name the price on site

One number, before anything moves. For a fridge, freezer, or air conditioner, that number includes the environmental fee, and we’ll tell you what it covers: certified refrigerant recovery, required by law, charged by the recycler. If the appliance works and can go to a family instead, we take some or all of that fee off. If you say no, we leave.

4. We load, sweep, and leave

Two people, a hand truck, and a strap. We protect your floors and doorframes on the way out, and we sweep the spot where the appliance sat, which is usually the dustiest six square feet in the house.

What it costs

Dump Ninja quotes appliance removal in Woodland on site. The single-item price on this page is the floor for a piece of furniture, and appliances start above it, because appliances carry an environmental fee. That’s the one thing about our pricing that applies to every fridge, and it’s why it’s printed right under the price on this page.

What the environmental fee is

Refrigerant has to be recovered by a certified technician before an appliance is scrapped. Dump Ninja hauls the unit sealed, exactly as it left your kitchen, to a certified recycler that does the recovery and charges for it. The environmental fee passes that cost through. It’s not a state fee, it’s not a markup, and it’s not a surprise. You hear it in the on-site number before anything moves.

What’s included

• Labor. A two-person Dump Ninja crew carries the appliance from wherever it sits in your Woodland home.
• Disconnecting water lines on washers and dishwashers. Gas stays with you or your plumber.
• Sweep-up of the spot the appliance came from.
• Transport to the certified recycler, or the donation run if it works.

What can add to the price

Stairs. An appliance that has to come apart or lose its doors to get out. A second or third appliance in the same trip. Heavy units like a commercial fridge. Dump Ninja handles all of it in Woodland, and you get the whole number on site. Read more about how our pricing works.

Why Woodland homeowners call Dump Ninja

Anyone with a truck can haul a fridge to a field. Woodland homeowners call Dump Ninja because of where the fridge goes afterward and how it gets out of the house in the first place.

Second Life Appliances

A working appliance from a Woodland kitchen shouldn’t be scrapped. Through Dump Ninja’s Second Life Appliances program, a fridge, washer, or dryer that still runs goes to a family in the Woodland area who needs one, and we take some or all of the environmental fee off that unit for you. That’s 113 working appliances re-homed so far, toward a goal of 1,000. Tell us it works when you call and we’ll plan the day around it.

Getting it out of the house

Fridges are the job that shows whether a crew has done this before. Jimmy’s review says it plainly.

“The dump ninjas were such a big help! They helped remove a door to get my broken fridge out. Thanks dump ninjas!!!” — Jimmy George, Google

Doors come off, and doors go back on. Dump Ninja crews in Woodland carry the tools to do both.

“Really great service, the guys who helped me with my old fridge were really nice and super helpful.” — Skilled Scorpion, Google

Recycled, not dumped

Every appliance Dump Ninja hauls from Woodland that can’t be re-homed goes sealed to a certified recycler. The recycler recovers the refrigerant, and the steel goes back into the supply. Nothing goes to the landfill that a scrap yard would take. Appliances are a big reason we kept more than 1,000 cubic yards out of Yolo County Central Landfill in 2025.

Same crew standard, whoever pulls up

Roman, Fabian, Rich, Jeremy. Woodland customers name them, and every review is five stars. 5.0 stars from 470 Google reviews. BBB A+ Accredited. Fully insured, which matters when two people are carrying a front-loader down your stairs. A fridge is heavy. A ninja doesn’t mind.

Where we serve

Dump Ninja runs appliance removal out of 709 Matmor Road in Woodland, and the route to the certified recycler starts there too, so drive time from Matmor Road sets the schedule.

Woodland is the shortest run we have, from Spring Lake to Gibson Ranch to the older streets around Beamer Park. Davis is fifteen minutes south on Highway 113, and Davis appliance pickups spike in June and September when UC Davis rentals turn over and the mini-fridges come out. West Sacramento is about twenty minutes down I-5.

Knights Landing is a short county-road drive north of Woodland. Esparto is out Highway 16 to the west. Winters and Dixon are about half an hour south and southwest. Natomas and Sacramento are a straight shot down I-5, and Dump Ninja pairs those appliance runs with other jobs on the route.

We don’t list Elk Grove, Roseville, or Fairfield. Anywhere near the map’s edge, call (530) 444-4441 and ask.