We Buy — Your Old Appliances

: Many buyers—like US Appliance —look for "fixer-uppers." They’ll pay roughly $20 to $60 for units they can refurbish and resell to those who can't afford brand-new models.

: If a machine is truly dead, it becomes a goldmine for parts. High-demand items like control boards, motors, and timers can sometimes be worth hundreds of dollars on the resale market.

Even if an appliance seems "junk" to you, it often holds hidden value:

Selling your old appliances doesn't have to be just another chore—it’s a chance to clear space, earn extra cash, and keep perfectly good equipment out of a landfill. Whether your fridge has just seen its last holiday or you're upgrading for a fresh look, here is how the "we buy your old appliances" story typically unfolds. The Value in "Old"

Depending on your goals—speed versus top dollar—you have several options:

: Appliances are heavy in steel, copper, and aluminum. Scrap metal recyclers pay by the pound, meaning that heavy old stove is literally worth its weight in cash. Where to Find Buyers