Appliance Movers in Spokane, WA
A refrigerator, washer, or range looks easy to move until you try to tip it onto a dolly. That’s the moment most DIY moves go wrong. Our appliance movers in Spokane take on that heavy, awkward work for you. As a result, your back, your floors, and your door frames stay in one piece.
Need one fridge moved across town, or a whole kitchen and laundry room as part of a bigger move? Either way, our crew brings the right equipment, protects your home, and places every appliance where you want it.
What Our Appliance Movers in Spokane Move
Most homes have at least one appliance that weighs more than a person. For example, a full-size refrigerator often tops 250 pounds, and many front-load washers hide a heavy concrete counterweight inside. That’s why our team regularly moves:
- Refrigerators, including French-door and side-by-side models, plus that extra fridge in the garage
- Washers and dryers, from classic top-loaders to stackable and front-load sets
- Freestanding ranges and stoves
- Dishwashers
- Upright and chest freezers
- Wine coolers, compact fridges, and other smaller appliances
In short, if it takes two people and a dolly to move it, we’ve got it covered.
When Spokane Homeowners Call Appliance Movers
Not every appliance job is a full house move. In fact, many of our calls involve just one or two items:
- Moving to a new home. Your appliances travel with the rest of your belongings on a Residential Moving or Local Moving job.
- Rearranging at home. Maybe the old fridge needs to go down to the basement, or the freezer belongs in the garage now.
- Picking up a new or used appliance. We can collect it from a store or a private seller and bring it home for you. That works whether the pickup is on the North Side or out in Spokane Valley.
- Moving between units. Apartment and condo swaps in the same building are routine for our Apartment Movers.
- Getting rid of the old one. When a new washer replaces the old one, our Junk Removal team can haul the old unit away.
Rave reviews for local moving services
Our customers consistently praise our local moving services for their professionalism and reliability. They value the care we take in handling their belongings and the attention to detail we bring to every move. With a focus on clear communication and punctuality, we ensure the entire process is smooth and stress-free.
Here are just a few of the comments we’ve received:
These reviews reflect our dedication to excellence and our commitment to making every move a success.
How We Protect Your Appliances and Your Home
As a local moving compMost appliance damage doesn’t happen on the road. Instead, trouble usually starts in a narrow hallway or halfway down the basement stairs. So our crew plans the route before anything leaves the room.
First, we measure doorways and check every tight turn. Then we lay down floor runners and pad the door jambs. Next, we wrap each appliance in moving blankets, strap it to an appliance dolly, and keep it upright the whole way. We also tape or strap the doors shut, so nothing swings open mid-carry.
That extra care matters in Spokane. Older homes on the South Hill and in Browne’s Addition often have tight doorways and steep basement steps. Split-level houses, meanwhile, add a few extra turns. In winter, we watch for icy steps and put down extra runners at the entry, so slush stays outside. Once everything is on the truck, we strap each appliance in place, so it can’t shift on the drive.
Getting Your Appliances Ready for Moving Day
Our job is the move itself: protecting, carrying, loading, transporting, and placing each appliance. Disconnecting and hooking up utilities is a separate trade. For that reason, you or a licensed plumber, electrician, or appliance installer should take care of it before we arrive. We’re glad to schedule our arrival around their visit.
Gas appliances need special attention. If your dryer or range runs on gas, let us know when you book, and have a licensed professional disconnect and cap the line ahead of time. Not sure which type you have? Look behind the unit: a gas model has a supply pipe with a shutoff valve.
Here’s a quick prep checklist:
- Refrigerator: Empty it and defrost the freezer about 24 hours before the move. Then turn off the ice maker, shut off the water supply, and wipe out any moisture.
- Washer: Close the water valves, then disconnect and drain the hoses. If you still have the shipping bolts for a front-load washer, put them back in to keep the drum steady.
- Dryer: Unplug it and clean the lint trap. For a gas dryer, leave the disconnect to a professional.
- Range: Clean it out and remove loose racks and grates. Electric models just need unplugging, while gas ranges need a pro.
- Dishwasher: Most dishwashers sit under the counter with plumbing attached. So have a plumber or installer pull yours out first.
After the move, give your refrigerator time to settle. Many manufacturers recommend keeping it upright for a few hours before you plug it in.
Our Appliance Moving Process
Here’s what a typical job with our Spokane appliance movers looks like:
- Free estimate. Tell us which appliances you have, where they’re going, and how many stairs are involved. Also, mention any gas models.
- Arrival and walkthrough. Our crew checks that each appliance is ready to go, then walks the route with you.
- Home protection. We lay runners, pad the door frames, and wrap every appliance.
- Careful carry and loading. Each unit rolls out on a dolly, stays upright, and rides strapped inside the truck.
- Placement. At your new address, we set each appliance exactly where you want it. After that, your plumber or installer can finish the hookup.
How Much Do Appliance Movers Cost in Spokane?
Every job our appliance movers take on in Spokane is a little different. So we price it on the details instead of a one-size-fits-all number. Your estimate depends on:
- how many appliances we’re moving
- stairs, tight turns, and the walk from the door to the truck
- the distance between pickup and drop-off
- whether it’s a single-item job or part of a full move
Before move day, you get a clear quote, so you know what to expect. Call 509-228-3659, and we’ll walk you through the numbers.
Spokane Appliance Movers FAQ
Do you move just one appliance?
Absolutely. One fridge or a single washer is one of the most common calls our appliance movers get in Spokane. You don’t need to book a full move.
Do you disconnect or hook up appliances?
Our crew focuses on moving them safely. Please have each appliance disconnected before we arrive, either by you or a licensed professional. Gas lines always need a licensed pro, and we’ll schedule around that visit.
How long should a refrigerator stand before I plug it in?
That depends on the model. Many manufacturers suggest a few hours upright after a move, so check your owner’s manual.
Can you pick up an appliance from a store or a private seller?
Sure. We can collect a new or used appliance anywhere in the Spokane area and deliver it to your home.
Can you haul away my old appliance?
Our Junk Removal team can take it away, so you don’t need a trip to the recycling center. Just mention it when you book.
How much does it cost to move a refrigerator in Spokane?
The price depends on stairs, access, and distance. Call 509-228-3659 for a free estimate based on your exact job.
Do you move appliances on long-distance moves?
Appliances can travel with the rest of your household on a long-distance move. Ask about it when you request your quote.
