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Refrigerator and appliance removal in Plymouth, MA

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Fees at the Manomet station

The guide's table puts these appliances at Manomet with an additional-fee mark: refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners and dehumidifiers carry a $20 freon removal fee. Washers, dryers, stoves, dishwashers and microwaves are $10 and go to the scrap metal pile. Water heaters go to the same pile with no fee listed. TVs and computer monitors are $15, propane tanks $2. For refrigerators, freezers and air conditioners, 'see attendant' means you stop and the attendant directs you.

The guide's footer says Manomet fees are check or money order only, and a permit is required: a vehicle entering without one is fined $100.

Can you donate a working refrigerator?

The Habitat for Humanity of Greater Plymouth ReStore in Carver takes appliances, with limits. Its refused list includes appliances over 12 years old, used hot water heaters, wall ovens and anything that does not work or is dirty. It offers free pickup for large items that stay in a garage or on the first floor, after you send photos to ReStore@hfhplymouth.org. Call 508-866-4199 before you load.

The town's Stop N' Swap takes only small appliances (clean, working, no gas motors) and lists large appliances as not accepted.

Why a Plymouth refrigerator is a hard move

The town does not collect a refrigerator at the curb, and a hauler that does will quote you a fee. To do it yourself you need a truck, an appliance dolly, a station permit that costs $190 for a full year (FY27) or $30 for 30 days, and a checkbook for the $20.

JUNKRUN prices appliances by size, freon recovery included: small $79, standard $119 (washer, dryer, stove, dishwasher), large $149 (refrigerator, chest freezer). We carry from the kitchen or basement and haul it away. Tape the doors or let us do it.

Plymouth appliance rules at a glance

ApplianceWhereFee listed by the town
Refrigerator, freezerManomet station, see attendant$20 freon removal
Window air conditioner, dehumidifierManomet station, see attendant$20 freon removal
Washer, dryer, stove, dishwasherManomet scrap metal pile$10 each
MicrowaveManomet scrap metal$10
Water heaterManomet scrap metal pileNone listed
TV or computer monitorManomet, see attendant$15
Any of the above, at the curbTown does not collectAsk your private hauler

Local resources in Plymouth

Donation, reuse and recycling options near the pickup. We are not affiliated with these; confirm hours and what they accept before you go.

Quick answers

How much does it cost to dispose of a refrigerator in Plymouth MA?

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The A to Z guide lists a $20 freon removal fee at the Manomet Transfer Station. You also need a town vehicle permit; the FY27 full-year pass is $190.

Does Plymouth pick up appliances at the curb?

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The town does not. Plymouth ended curbside trash on July 1, 2018. Some private haulers take bulky items for a fee.

Will the Plymouth Habitat ReStore take my old fridge?

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It declines appliances over 12 years old and any that do not work. Newer, clean, working units may qualify; call 508-866-4199 and send photos.

Does the Manomet station take a washing machine?

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Yes. The guide lists washers, dryers, stoves and dishwashers at the scrap metal pile for a $10 fee each.

Sources

Rules, fees and hours change, so confirm with Plymouth before you go.

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