Appliance Removal in Riverview, FL

Refrigerator and freezer pickup in Riverview

Riverview is almost all new. Two-story stucco built since 2005, much of it since 2015, in places like Triple Creek. New houses still shed appliances: the builder-grade fridge swapped for a French-door on day one, the garage freezer bought for a big family that moved on, the dishwasher that failed under warranty and got replaced. The old unit sits in the garage until someone hauls it.

The fridge is dropped at the scrap yard. Its refrigerant is taken out there, and the metal is recycled after. Empty it and unplug it the night before, prop a freezer open to thaw, and the crew handles the carry. HOA rules on what sits at the curb are strict in these communities, so nothing waits on the street.

Washer and dryer removal along Big Bend Road

Laundry rooms in the new builds are upstairs as often as not. A stacked unit down a stairwell is a two-person job the crew does weekly. Hoses, vent and plug are disconnected on site. A gas dryer's valve has to be shut before they arrive, by you or a plumber. Washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters all leave as scrap metal.

Rob doesn't dress up the drive. Riverview is 78 minutes from the yard, so one minimum-priced washer on its own rarely pencils out for either side. A kitchen's worth at $225, or appliances added to a garage clear or a remodel haul, is what makes the trip work. He sets a day and the crew arrives ready for a full load. Payment is when the job's done.

Free county drop-off or a scheduled pickup?

Hillsborough County solid-waste customers get 10 free cubic yards of bulky waste and appliances a year at the community collection centers. Bring a photo ID and your tax assessment. If you can get the fridge into a truck, use it. Rob is for the day you can't.