My Store

Amherst

Add ZIP Code

Add ZIP Code

    Garbage Disposals

    Garbage Disposals in Buffalo & Rochester, NY

    Find the Best Garbage Disposals for Your Kitchen

    A garbage disposal makes kitchen cleanup faster and easier. Instead of scraping plates into the trash, you can rinse food scraps down the sink, where the disposal grinds them into small particles that wash away. This helps keep odors out of your trash can, reduces the amount of food waste you carry out to the curb, and makes everyday dishwashing more convenient. A quality disposal is one of the most-used tools in the kitchen, and upgrading an old, noisy, or underpowered unit can make a noticeable difference in your daily routine. Many newer models run more quietly and grind more efficiently than older disposals. Modern disposals are also designed to be quieter, with insulation that reduces noise while they run.

    Our garbage disposals include continuous feed and batch feed models from GE Disposall, XO, KitchenAid, FORNO, and Whirlpool. You will find GE Disposall continuous feed disposals from 1/3 to 1 horsepower in corded and non-corded versions, XO stainless steel continuous and batch feed disposers in 0.5 and 0.75 horsepower, KitchenAid 0.5 to 1 horsepower disposals including batch feed and stainless steel models, FORNO ACQUA BrightDIAMOND disposals in Amethyst, Black Onyx, and Moonstone with surround LED lighting, and Whirlpool in-sink food waste disposers along with a disposer power cord. Many models also feature stainless steel grinding components for long life. Upgrading to a more powerful model can help prevent jams and keep your kitchen sink draining smoothly.

    When you shop garbage disposals, start with horsepower. A 1/3 or 1/2 horsepower disposal works for light use, while 3/4 and 1 horsepower models grind faster and handle tougher waste. Decide between continuous feed, which runs while you add scraps using a wall switch, and batch feed, which runs when you place the cover in the drain and is often preferred for safety. Check whether you need a corded or non-corded model, measure the space under your sink, and look for sound insulation and stainless steel grind components for quieter, longer-lasting performance.

    • GE Garbage Disposals: GE Disposall garbage disposals include continuous feed models from 1/3 to 1 horsepower in corded and non-corded versions, offering dependable grinding for every kind of kitchen.
    • XO Garbage Disposals: XO stainless steel garbage disposers come in 0.5 and 0.75 horsepower continuous feed and batch feed models with durable stainless steel styling.
    • KitchenAid Garbage Disposals: KitchenAid garbage disposals include 0.5, 0.75, and 1 horsepower continuous feed and batch feed models in black and stainless steel.
    • FORNO Garbage Disposals: FORNO ACQUA BrightDIAMOND disposals in Amethyst, Black Onyx, and Moonstone feature 0.75 and 1 horsepower motors and distinctive surround LED lighting.
    • Whirlpool Garbage Disposals: Whirlpool in-sink food waste disposers include 1/3, 0.5, and 3/4 horsepower models, plus a disposer power cord for easy installation.

    Garbage Disposals Near Buffalo & Rochester

    Searching for garbage disposals near me? Orville's Home Appliances has showrooms in Amherst, Depew, Lancaster, Orchard Park, and Williamsville near Buffalo, and in Greece, Henrietta, Victor, and Webster near Rochester. Shoppers looking for garbage disposals in the Buffalo, NY area and garbage disposals in the Rochester, NY area can visit the showroom closest to them. Our team can help you choose the right horsepower and feed type. We carry disposals from several brands so you can compare side by side.

    Browse the garbage disposals for sale on our website, and ask about installation. If you have any questions give us a call or stop by our showroom today.

    Garbage Disposals FAQ

    A: A 1/3 or 1/2 horsepower disposal handles light use. Households that cook often may prefer 3/4 or 1 horsepower for faster, smoother grinding. Our team can help you choose the right size.
    A: Continuous feed disposals run while you add scraps and are controlled by a wall switch. Batch feed disposals run only when the cover is in place, which adds a layer of safety. Batch feed models are popular in homes with young children.
    A: Avoid grease, fibrous foods like celery, large bones, coffee grounds in large amounts, and non-food items. Run cold water while grinding. These habits help prevent clogs and jams.
    A: Corded disposals plug into an outlet under the sink, while non-corded models are hardwired. Some disposals require a separate power cord. Check the model details before installing.
    A: Run cold water while grinding, grind ice cubes occasionally to clean the chamber, and use disposal cleaners as recommended. A little routine care keeps it running smoothly.