Curbside GuideHow to get rid of appliances in Palm Bay, FL
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Set the appliance at the curb on your bulk day with other large items.
- Curbside Yes
- Prep Place with other bulk, ~3 feet …
- Cost / limits Unlimited bulk on the scheduled…
- Appointment No
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- Curbside
- Yes — City bulk list includes refrigerators, ranges, washers, dryers, water heaters, freezers, and air conditioners on the weekly bulk route.
- How to prepare
- Place with other bulk, ~3 feet from carts.
- Cost / limits
- Unlimited bulk on the scheduled day per City/Republic description.
- Appointment
- No — weekly bulk day.
- Drop-off
- Brevard County HHW centers for hazardous components if needed.
- Tip
- Confirm any Freon handling questions with Republic at (321) 989-6030.
Official source: www.palmbayfl.gov
Helpful supplies
- Appliance hand truck — Designed for moving washers, dryers and other heavy appliances.
- Furniture sliders — Lets you slide a heavy appliance across the floor without lifting it.
General tips from official sources
- ENERGY STAR has recycling information for clothes washers and other appliances. (www.energystar.gov)
FAQ
How do I get rid of an old appliance in Palm Bay?
Set the appliance at the curb on your bulk day with other large items.
Is there curbside pickup for appliances in Palm Bay?
Yes — City bulk list includes refrigerators, ranges, washers, dryers, water heaters, freezers, and air conditioners on the weekly bulk route.
How much does it cost, and are there limits?
Unlimited bulk on the scheduled day per City/Republic description.
Do I need an appointment in Palm Bay?
No — weekly bulk day.
Where can I drop off appliances in Palm Bay?
Brevard County HHW centers for hazardous components if needed.
Any other tips for getting rid of appliances in Palm Bay?
Confirm any Freon handling questions with Republic at (321) 989-6030.