Appliance Removal in Palm Coast, FL
Old fridge, washer or dryer? We carry it out.
- From the kitchen or garage
- Doors off, hauled away
- No waiting for city pickup
There's a reason neighbors call us first
- A real person answers
- We text when we're on the way
- Photos when we're done
- We clean up after ourselves
- We make it right, free
That garage fridge has been humming since the '90s. Time to let it retire.
How it works
- Text us a photo of the appliance and where it sits, plus your street.
- Get your price. Before we come, so there are no surprises.
- We carry it out and haul it away. Got other junk? We'll take it in the same trip. See junk removal.
More details
What we take
- Refrigerators and freezers, including the old one in the garage
- Washers and dryers
- Stoves, ovens, dishwashers and microwaves
- Water heaters already disconnected
- Window A/C units, dehumidifiers and grills
Good to know: gas dryers and gas stoves need the gas line shut off and capped first, and water heaters need to be disconnected from water and power. In Florida, gas and plumbing work is for licensed contractors.
City pickup or us?
| City white-goods pickup | Florida Chores | |
|---|---|---|
| Who moves it to the curb | You | Us, from any room |
| Taking off fridge doors | You | Us |
| When | Request it, then 3-5 days | A time we set with you |
| Other junk at the same time | Separate rules for bulk | One trip for everything |
| Cost | Included in your city service | One price, set before we come |
If you can get it to the curb and can wait, use the city. If it's in the kitchen, upstairs or behind a tight doorway, or you just shouldn't be moving a few hundred pounds, that's what we're for.
Other ways to get rid of an appliance
- Store haul-away: buying a new one? Many stores take the old one when they deliver, sometimes for a fee. Ask before you pay.
- Donate it: if it works and is clean, call the Flagler Habitat for Humanity ReStores (Palm Coast and Bunnell, 386-586-6180) to ask whether they're taking appliances.
- Drive it to the landfill: Flagler County has no public dump. Volusia County's Tomoka Landfill takes household appliances, but out-of-county loads pay double. See our Volusia landfill guide.
Please don't cut the lines on a fridge or freezer yourself. The cooling system holds refrigerant, which should be recovered by the disposal or recycling site, not let out into the air.
The free city option, explained
In the City of Palm Coast, old appliances are picked up as "white goods." Here's how it works:
- Request it first through Palm Coast Connect or City Customer Service, 386-986-2360. Unlike furniture, appliances don't just go out on bulk day.
- Take the doors off refrigerators and freezers.
- Get it to the curb yourself.
- Wait three to five days for pickup.
In Flagler Beach, call Sanitation at 386-517-2017 for a special pickup (fees are set case by case), and the doors must come off there too. More detail: Palm Coast trash pickup guide.
Old fridge in the garage?
Text us a photo. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Call (315) 542-8036Or text a photo to (315) 542-8036, or email hello@finduntappedgrowth.com
Common questions
Will the City of Palm Coast pick up an old refrigerator?
Yes, after you request it through Palm Coast Connect or Customer Service (386-986-2360). Take the doors off, set it at the curb, and allow three to five days.
How do I get rid of a refrigerator?
City white-goods pickup, store haul-away, the landfill, or have it carried out for you.
Why do refrigerator doors have to come off?
A child can climb into an old fridge or freezer and get trapped. Taking the doors off prevents it.
Can you take the old washer and dryer together?
Yes, along with anything else you want gone in the same trip.