Fridge & Freezer Recycling

Old refrigerators and freezers can consume as much as four times more energy than newer models and could be costing you up to $150 a year in electricity. Let us recycle your old, working fridge or freezer, and we'll send you $50.

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Get $50

ComEd will pick up your old, working fridge or freezer for FREE, recycle it in an environmentally responsible way, plus send you $50. Recycle a working room air conditioner at the same time and get $10 more.

Offer Details

FREE pickup.
Get $50 for each working refrigerator and freezer (limit 2).
Dismantling, recycling and disposal of all parts in an environmentally responsible way to reduce the amount of landfill waste.
FREE pickup plus get an additional $10 for a working room air conditioner when you schedule a refrigerator or freezer pickup.

Eligibility

You must be a ComEd residential delivery service customer, you must own the unit(s) being recycled and the unit(s) must be located at the address with the qualifying account.
Refrigerator or freezer must be between 10 and 30 cubic feet (interior) in size, empty, defrosted and working at the time of pickup.
Unit(s) must be accessible with a clear and safe path for removal. The removal team will not risk injury, remove personal effects or modify your home (e.g. remove doors or railings) to remove the unit(s).
For more information, view the Fridge & Freezer Recycling FAQs.

Is My Fridge the Correct Size?

Refrigerators and freezers must be between 10 and 30 cubic feet (interior) and working to qualify for this program. Use the calculator below for help in determining the size of your refrigerator or freezer.

Inside Dimensions (required)

1. Measure the width of the inside of your fridge in inches
2. Measure the depth of the inside of your fridge in inches
3. Measure the height of the inside of your fridge in inches

Width inches

Depth inches

Height inches

Is the unit working? (required)

Yes No

We're sorry. The recycling program can only accept refrigerators and freezers that are working. Please contact the waste management company in your area to learn about the proper way to dispose of a non-working refrigerator or freezer.

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How Much Can I Save?

View the Savings Calculator to find out approximately how much your old refrigerator or freezer costs to operate.

What Happens to My Old Fridge?

Once your old, energy-guzzling refrigerator or freezer is picked up, our team will ensure that it's recycled and disposed of in an environmentally-friendly manner.

The ComEd Energy Efficiency Program is funded in compliance with state law.