How much does kitchen disposal cost in Zurich?

The price depends mainly on the size of the kitchen (number of units, worktop length and appliances), whether units are already detached or still fitted, access (floor and whether there is a lift or only stairs), and the material and weight, since stone and solid-wood worktops take more handling than light laminate. You always receive a fixed price in writing before booking, and photos are usually enough for a firm figure.

Do you remove the whole kitchen or just parts?

Either. We collect a complete kitchen or just the parts you choose, such as cabinets and worktops, appliances only, or loose kitchen furniture like tables, chairs and trolleys. Tell us what is being removed and send photos so we can price it accurately.

Can you collect my kitchen before the renovation starts?

Yes. We agree a collection window that matches your renovation schedule, so the space is clear when the next stage begins. Tell us when your project starts when you request your quote.

Do I need to remove the units before you arrive?

Tell us whether the units are already removed from the wall or still fixed in place, as this affects time and price, and items that are ready to carry take less time. Please empty all cabinets and drawers, and disconnect appliances from power and water beforehand, using a qualified person where needed.

Kitchen Disposal in Zurich: Fast, Fixed : Price Removal

Replacing your kitchen We collect old cabinets, worktops, doors and appliances from your home in Zurich and hand them to an appropriate licensed recycling or disposal point. You get a fixed price confirmed before booking, and a collection date that fits around your renovation.

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What's included

We collect a complete kitchen or just the parts you choose. Typical items include:

• Wall and base cabinets, doors, drawers and shelves

• Worktops in wood, laminate, stone or composite material

• Sinks, taps and fitted units once they have been taken out

• Built-in appliances such as ovens, hobs, dishwashers and fridges (see Electronic Waste Disposal)

• Extractor hoods, kitchen tables and chairs

• Loose kitchen items such as shelving, trolleys and storage units

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Who this service is for

Kitchen removal is usually tied to a project with a deadline. Most customers contact us when they are:

• Renovating. The old kitchen must be out before the new one can be installed.

• Replacing only part of a kitchen. A few units, a worktop or an appliance are being swapped for new ones.

• Moving out. Furniture-style kitchen pieces that stay behind need to be cleared before handover.

• Managing a property. A dated kitchen is being stripped out between tenants or before a sale.

Full or partial kitchen removal

You can remove the whole kitchen or just some of it. The table shows how the main options differ.

Option	What it covers	What helps us plan
Full kitchen	All cabinets, worktops, doors and appliances	Photos of every wall and the number of units
Cabinets and worktops	Wall units, base units and worktops, without appliances	Whether units are still fixed to the wall
Appliances only	Ovens, hobs, dishwashers, fridges and similar	Make, size and whether they are disconnected
Loose kitchen furniture	Tables, chairs, trolleys and freestanding storage	A short list and photos

Why choose this service

Timed around your renovation

Kitchen fitters work to a schedule, and old units get in the way. We agree a collection window that matches your project, so the space is clear when the next stage begins.

We handle the heavy pieces

Stone and solid-wood worktops, tall units and built-in appliances are heavy and awkward. Our team carries them out safely, so you do not risk injury or damage to floors and stairs.

A fixed price in writing

We confirm the total before you book. You can plan your renovation budget with a clear figure, and we explain what drives the price.

How it works

From first message to a cleared kitchen, there are four steps:

1. Request a quote. Describe what is being removed, mention the floor and lift, and send photos of the kitchen if you can.

2. Receive a fixed price. We confirm the cost in writing, so you know the total before you commit.

3. We collect. Our team arrives in the agreed window and carries the kitchen items out of your home.

4. Responsible hand-over. We transport everything and hand it over to an appropriate licensed recycling or disposal point.

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How to prepare for your collection

A few steps keep the visit quick and the price accurate:

• Empty all cabinets, drawers and shelves, and remove crockery, food and personal items.

• Disconnect appliances from power and water before collection, using a qualified person where needed.

• Tell us whether units are already removed from the wall or still fixed in place.

• Clear the route from the kitchen to the front door, including hallways and stairs.

• Check whether your building asks for notice about vehicles or lift use.

Items that need special handling

Fridges and freezers contain refrigerant and need careful handling, so please mention them when you request your quote. Some materials cannot go in a standard load at all, such as paint, solvents and other chemicals, gas bottles, batteries and asbestos-containing materials. We will confirm what we can take and what needs a separate arrangement.

Pricing

The price depends mainly on these factors:

Factor	What it means	Effect
Size of the kitchen	The number of units, worktop length and appliances	More items need more time and vehicle space
Condition of removal	Whether units are already detached or still fitted	Items ready to carry take less time
Access	The floor, and whether there is a lift or only stairs	Stairs and upper floors add handling time
Material and weight	Stone and solid-wood worktops versus light laminate	Heavy pieces take more handling

Partial kitchen collections start from . The exact price is always confirmed by quote before booking, and photos are usually enough to give you a firm figure.

Ready to clear out your old kitchen?

Tell us what is being removed and when your renovation starts, and we will send a fixed price quickly. Have other bulky items too? See Bulky Waste Disposal, Furniture Disposal or Wood Disposal. You can also return to the homepage to see everything we collect.

Frequently Asked Questions

The price depends on the size of the kitchen, whether units are already detached, the floor, lift access, and the weight of items such as stone worktops. Send photos of the kitchen and we will confirm a fixed price in writing before you book a date.

Either. We can collect a complete kitchen, only the cabinets and worktops, or just appliances and loose items. Tell us exactly what should go, and we quote for that scope only. Photos of each wall help us plan the crew and the load.

Yes. Tell us your renovation start date when you request a quote, and we will agree a collection window that fits, so the space is clear for the fitters. Booking early gives you the widest choice of dates and keeps your project on schedule.

Please tell us whether units are still fixed to the wall. Detached units are quicker to carry, which can affect the price. Whether we can detach fitted units depends on the job, so mention it in your quote request and we will confirm what is included.

We load everything, transport it and hand it over to an appropriate licensed recycling or disposal point. Our role is collection and transport only, and we do not run a recycling facility ourselves. Where each item ends up depends on its material and condition.