Appliance & Fridge Movers in Sydney

Looking for fridge movers in Sydney usually means one appliance and one trip, not a house full of furniture. We take that job on its own, and we do the whole kitchen and laundry when you are moving properly. A washing machine moved without its transit bolts refitted can wreck its own drum, and a fridge that travelled on its side needs hours standing upright before it is safe to switch on. We disconnect at the old place, move everything upright and secured, then reconnect and run-test at the new one. Where the job legally needs a licensed plumber or electrician, you hear it before the day rather than on it.

Connected and tested before we leave Hoses and fittings supplied $1M transit cover

Always included

What’s included in appliance disconnection and reconnection

One price covers both ends of the job, the fittings and the test. Nothing is added on the day.

  • Disconnection at the old property, taps off and hoses drained
  • Transit bolts refitted on washing machines before they move
  • Transport with the appliance upright and properly secured
  • Reconnection to existing outlets. Taps, waste and power points
  • New inlet hoses supplied where the old ones are perished
  • Levelling on adjustable feet, so nothing walks across the laundry
  • Fridge doors reversed where the new kitchen needs it
  • Anti-tip brackets fitted on freestanding ovens and tall units
  • A run test before we leave. Fill, drain and a check for leaks
  • All packaging removed on new appliances

Get a free quote in 2 hours

Tell us the appliances and whether the connections already exist.

No obligation · No cancellation fees

Where the line sits

What we can connect, and what needs a licensed trade

In New South Wales, connecting an appliance to the water supply is plumbing work and hardwiring one is electrical work. Both need a licensed tradesperson by law. Not because either is difficult, but because getting it wrong means a flooded floor or a live chassis.

Plenty of appliance work is neither of those things. Reconnecting a washing machine to the taps it was designed to plug into is a different job from installing a new water outlet. Here is exactly where we stop.

We handle

  • Washing machines onto existing laundry taps
  • Fridges and freezers, positioned and levelled
  • Vented and condenser dryers into a power point
  • Dryer wall brackets fitted and mounted
  • Dishwashers back onto an existing connection point
  • Microwaves, kettles and benchtop appliances
  • Plug-in appliances into existing power points
  • Disconnecting anything safely before a move
  • Refitting transit bolts and draining hoses
  • Levelling, door reversal and anti-tip brackets

If there is already a tap, a waste point and a power point where the appliance goes, it is almost always a job we can do.

Needs a licensed trade

  • New water outlets or waste points
  • Hardwired ovens, cooktops and some range hoods
  • Anything gas, without exception
  • New or altered electrical circuits and power points
  • Ducted range hood installation through a wall or roof
  • Plumbed fridge water and ice-maker lines
  • Built-in and integrated appliance fit-outs
  • Cutting or modifying benchtops and cabinetry

We tell you which trade you need and what to ask for. Having this work done unlicensed voids your appliance warranty and your home insurance, which costs far more than the call-out you were avoiding.

What we handle

Appliances we disconnect, move and reconnect

  • Washing machines

    Transit bolts refitted, hoses drained, reconnected to existing taps and run-tested.

  • Fridges & freezers

    Moved upright, positioned in the cavity, levelled, doors reversed where needed.

  • Dryers

    Plug-in vented and condenser dryers, including wall brackets and mounting.

  • Dishwashers

    Reconnected where a connection point already exists. New installs need a plumber.

  • Freestanding ovens

    Moved and positioned with anti-tip brackets. Connection is a licensed job.

  • Microwaves

    Benchtop and over-range units, plugged in and set up.

  • Range hoods

    Plug-in units removed and refitted. Hardwired or ducted needs an electrician.

  • Office appliances

    Fridges, coffee machines and dishwashers in a commercial move.

Pricing

How much appliance moving and installation costs in Sydney

Appliance work booked with a move usually sits inside the moving quote. Booked on its own it is priced per appliance, and several in one visit costs far less per item than a single call-out.

  • With a move

    Part of the move

    Disconnect and reconnect included

  • On its own

    Per appliance

    Cheaper with several in one visit

  • We supply

    Hoses and fittings

    Plus brackets where needed

  • Licensed work

    Referred, not charged

    We tell you what you need

The cheap version of this job is the expensive one

A washing machine hose that is not seated properly does not leak on day one. It weeps behind the machine for a fortnight, and the first anyone knows about it is a swollen kickboard or a bill from the neighbour downstairs.

That is the whole reason we run a fill, drain and leak check before leaving. It adds ten minutes to the job, and it is the difference between an appliance that is connected and one that is connected properly.

What affects your quote

  • Number of appliances

    Four in one visit costs much less per item than one call-out.

  • Whether connections exist

    An existing tap and waste point is a reconnect. Nothing there is a plumber’s job.

  • Access

    Stairs, tight laundries and appliances built into cabinetry take longer.

  • Condition of fittings

    Perished hoses and seized taps get replaced rather than reused.

  • Removal of the old unit

    Taking the old appliance away is a separate line, not a surprise one.

  • Booked with a move

    Bundled into a moving job, it is the cheapest way to have it done.

How it works

How an appliance booking runs

  1. 01 Step

    Tell us what and where

    The appliances, and whether the taps, waste and power points are already there. Quote back within two hours.

  2. 02 Step

    We check the scope

    If anything needs a licensed plumber, electrician or gas fitter, you hear it now rather than on the day.

  3. 03 Step

    Disconnect and move

    Taps off, hoses drained, transit bolts refitted, and the appliance travels upright and secured.

  4. 04 Step

    Connect and test

    Reconnected, levelled, run through a fill and drain cycle, checked for leaks, packaging taken away.

Why UNN

Four things most appliance services won’t give you

  1. Van tracking

    See where the van is, so a two-hour job does not cost you a morning.

  2. On-time guarantee

    We turn up in the slot. No four-hour windows.

  3. No cancellation fees

    Delivery delayed? Move the booking with 24 hours notice, no charge.

  4. We say what we can’t do

    The licensed line is drawn before the day, not discovered halfway through.

Coverage

Whitegoods removalists and appliance movers across Sydney

We work across every suburb in the Sydney metro from our Parramatta base. Most appliance bookings happen alongside a move, but plenty are standalone. A new machine left at the kerb by a delivery driver, or an old one that has to come out before the new one goes in. Apartments are where this gets interesting. A fridge that fits the lift but not the kitchen doorway is a common and expensive surprise, so measure the narrowest point on the path and send us both numbers before the day.

  • Parramatta & Western Sydney

    Parramatta · Westmead · Granville · Merrylands · Auburn · Blacktown · Penrith · Homebush

  • Sydney CBD & Inner South

    Sydney CBD · Surry Hills · Redfern · Alexandria · Zetland · Waterloo · Mascot · Pyrmont

  • Inner West

    Newtown · Marrickville · Leichhardt · Balmain · Glebe · Ashfield · Burwood · Strathfield

  • North Sydney & Lower North Shore

    North Sydney · Kirribilli · Crows Nest · St Leonards · Cammeray · Neutral Bay · Cremorne

  • Upper North Shore

    Chatswood · Lane Cove · Willoughby · Artarmon · Roseville · Gordon · Pymble · Hornsby

  • Eastern Suburbs

    Bondi · Randwick · Coogee · Double Bay · Paddington · Maroubra · Rose Bay · Kensington

  • Northern Beaches

    Manly · Dee Why · Brookvale · Freshwater · Collaroy · Narrabeen · Mona Vale · Avalon

  • The Hills District

    Castle Hill · Baulkham Hills · Kellyville · Rouse Hill · Bella Vista · Norwest · Cherrybrook

  • South West, St George & the Shire

    Liverpool · Bankstown · Fairfield · Campbelltown · Hurstville · Kogarah · Cronulla · Miranda

Questions

Appliance moving questions, answered

Can you move a fridge on its own?
Yes. A single fridge between two addresses is a normal booking, and it is what most people mean when they search for fridge movers in Sydney. A new one sitting in a warehouse, or left at the kerb because the retailer only delivers to the front door, is the same job, and it is why people go looking for a fridge delivery service after the fact. It travels upright and strapped, because a fridge laid flat lets compressor oil run into the cooling lines. If yours has been on its side, whether by us or anyone else, stand it upright and leave it for several hours before switching it on.
Can you move and connect my washing machine?
Yes, and both ends are part of the same job, which is the difference between washing machine movers and a truck with two people in it. We turn the taps off, drain the hoses, refit the transit bolts, then reconnect to the existing laundry taps at the other end, level it on its feet and run a fill and drain cycle to check for leaks. New inlet hoses go on where the old ones are perished, because a fifteen-year-old hose is the cheapest thing in the room and the most expensive one to have fail.
Why do transit bolts matter?
They hold the drum still. A washing machine drum hangs on springs and dampers designed to move a few centimetres, not to bounce around in a truck for an hour. Move one without the bolts and you can damage the suspension, which shows up later as a machine that walks across the floor or bangs on spin. Lost yours? Say so at quote time and we bring replacements.
Do I need to defrost the fridge first?
Yes, and start it the night before. Twenty-four hours is better. A freezer that has not been defrosted drips through the truck and through your new floor, and a fridge with water sitting in the base tray does the same. Empty it, defrost it, wipe it dry and tape the door shut. That last part matters more than people expect on stairs.
How much does appliance moving and installation cost?
Per appliance when booked on its own, and part of the moving quote when booked with a move, which is much the cheapest way to have it done. The number turns on how many appliances there are and whether the connections already exist. Four in one visit costs far less per item than one call-out, so it is worth doing the whole kitchen and laundry at once.
Can you do a dishwasher installation?
If a connection point already exists, yes. Reconnecting a dishwasher to the tap, waste and power point it was built to use is straightforward. Putting in a new water outlet or waste point where there was not one is licensed plumbing work in New South Wales and needs a plumber. Tell us which situation you are in and we will confirm before booking.
Can you do a range hood installation?
Plug-in units, yes. We remove and refit those. Hardwired range hoods need an electrician, and a ducted install that goes through a wall or roof is a bigger job again. Almost every kitchen renovation gets this wrong once, so send a photo of what is there now and we will tell you which of the three you have.
Do you install ovens and cooktops?
We move and position them, including fitting the anti-tip bracket on a freestanding oven, which is a genuine safety item and often missing. The actual connection is licensed work, because almost all of them are hardwired or gas. We do the heavy part and tell you exactly what to book for the connection.
Do you work with gas appliances?
We move them. We never connect or disconnect them. Gas work requires a licensed gas fitter in New South Wales with no exceptions, and this is the one area where there is no grey line and no favour we can do you. Book the gas fitter for the disconnection before moving day, because a cooktop that is still connected on the morning stops the whole job.
Can you plumb in a fridge with an ice maker?
Connecting to an existing plumbed fridge point is fine. Running a new water line to where the fridge now sits is plumbing work and needs a licensed plumber. This catches a lot of people, because the fridge came with the little plastic line in the box and it looks like a plug-in job. It is not.
Do you take the old appliance away?
Yes, through our rubbish removal service, and doing it on the same visit saves a second call-out. Fridges and freezers have to be degassed before disposal and go to a whitegoods recycler rather than landfill, which is why councils will not take them in a kerbside pickup.
What if you find something that needs a licensed trade?
We stop, tell you, and do not charge you for the part we cannot legally complete. You get told what trade to book and what to ask them for, so you are not calling a plumber to describe a problem you have not seen. We would rather leave a job half done and explain why than connect something that voids your warranty and your home insurance.

Appliance needs moving or connecting?

Tell us what it is and whether the taps and power points are already there. Written quote back within two hours, no obligation and no cancellation fees.