WHAT WE DO

Our Equipment Removal Service Covers

From the first disconnect to the final haul away, our removal process covers every step so your space is left clean, safe, and ready for what comes next.

  • Safely disconnect electrical, gas, and water connections before any equipment moves.
  • Remove old equipment from your space while protecting floors, walls, and doorways along the way.
  • Dispose of removed equipment in accordance with local laws, including EPA compliant refrigerant recovery for refrigeration units.
  • Clean and prep the space so it is ready for its next use.
  • Coordinate removal timing with your new equipment delivery or installation if you are replacing the unit.
  • Provide documentation confirming your old equipment was disposed of properly.

SIMPLE, FAST, RELIABLE

How Equipment Removal Works

Here is what to expect from your first call to a cleared, ready to use space.

Call or Request Online

Contact our dispatch center by phone or submit a service request online. Tell us what needs to come out and your timeline, and we will schedule accordingly.

Schedule Your Removal

A factory trained technician is scheduled with the knowledge and equipment to disconnect and remove your unit safely.

Disconnect and Remove

Your technician safely disconnects all utility connections, removes the equipment, and disposes of it in accordance with local and EPA regulations.

Confirm, Document, and Follow Up

We confirm the space is left clean and safe, provide documentation of proper disposal, and follow up to coordinate your next installation if one is planned.

Highly Trained Technicians

Our technicians are trained to safely disconnect and remove every equipment category, from cooking lines to walk in refrigeration.

EPA Compliant Refrigerant Recovery

Refrigeration and ice equipment often contain regulated refrigerants. Our technicians recover and dispose of them in compliance with EPA and local regulations.

Clean, Compliant Removal Every Time

Our technicians arrive in GPS equipped vans with the tools to do the job right the first time. That means no unnecessary damage, no shortcuts, and disposal handled in accordance with local law.

A Path to Planned Maintenance

Replacing what you are removing? Ask about enrolling your new equipment in a planned maintenance program from day one to help prevent breakdowns and extend its service life.

All Fuel Types and Configurations

Gas, electric, steam, and dual fuel: our technicians know how to safely shut down and disconnect every configuration, regardless of brand.

Region-Wide Coverage

Facilities Management is backed by Tech24, a national network serving 29 states. That means the personal service of a local team with the resources of a much larger organization behind it.

Why can’t old refrigeration equipment just be hauled away?
URGENCYLIKELY CAUSES

High

Refrigerant inside the unit must be recovered by an EPA certified technician before removal. Releasing it is a regulatory violation.
Why is disconnecting equipment before removal dangerous?
URGENCYLIKELY CAUSES

High

Improper or DIY disconnection of live electrical, gas, or water lines, which can cause shock, gas leaks, or flooding.
Why do I need documentation for equipment I no longer own?
URGENCYLIKELY CAUSES

Low

Some jurisdictions and insurers require proof of compliant disposal, especially for regulated materials like refrigerants.

EQUIPMENT REMOVAL

Need Old Equipment Removed? We Will Get It Done Safely and Fast.

Whether you are clearing out a single unit or an entire line, Facilities Management removes old equipment safely, disposes of it compliantly, and coordinates with your new installation.

Request Service Call 317-943-8464

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