$11 Appliance & Scrap Metal Pickup in Mooresville

Mooresville sits along State Road 67 southwest of Indianapolis, serving as the commercial hub of eastern Morgan County. Known for its strong community identity and Pioneer heritage, Mooresville residents can schedule $11 appliance pickup with same-day service.

Mooresville's Main Street corridor and surrounding residential neighborhoods have been growing steadily. The town's proximity to both Indianapolis and Martinsville makes it a convenient stop on our southwestern routes. From old water heaters to piles of scrap from garage cleanouts, we handle it all for $11.

Traditional junk removal companies charge Mooresville residents $99–$500 to haul away a single appliance. They pay to dump it in a landfill — and pass those costs to you.

We're a recycling company. Your old washer has 150–200 lbs of steel and copper with real scrap value. We recycle that metal at our recycling facility at 3013 Stanley Avenue in Indianapolis. The $11 covers fuel and routing. The scrap value covers the rest.

That's how we keep it at $11 for Mooresville when everyone else charges $99–$500.

Mooresville has a character all its own — the kind of town where people know their neighbors and take pride in keeping their properties in good shape. That community spirit means residents don't let junk pile up for long, and when it's time to get rid of an old appliance or a heap of scrap metal, they want it done quickly and affordably. Mooresville sits at the intersection of State Road 67 and State Road 42, making it a natural stop on our southwestern route that often includes Plainfield and Martinsville. The residential areas around Mooresville High School and along Indianapolis Road feature a mix of mid-century homes and newer construction in developments like Hadley Grove. We see a lot of classic Mooresville pickups — water heaters from 1990s-era homes, old stoves being replaced during kitchen remodels, and garage cleanouts where homeowners have accumulated years of metal scraps from DIY projects. The town's volunteer fire department and local businesses also occasionally generate pickup needs for old equipment and commercial scrap. Mooresville may not be as large as some of the Hamilton County suburbs we serve, but the residents here are some of our most loyal repeat customers.