Appliance Removal · Apollo Beach & Ruskin
Appliance Removal in Apollo Beach
A garage freezer that finally quit, a washer that sat in storm water, an outdoor AC unit the new system replaced — waterfront homes collect a particular set of dead appliances. We haul them all: a chest freezer is $146, a washer $133.
Fifty-Five Miles of Canals
Francis Corr gave Apollo Beach its name in 1958, and the community now has about 55 miles of canals running out to Tampa Bay, beside the Big Bend Power Station. Its population nearly doubled between 2010 and 2020, from about 14,000 to 26,000.
Canal homes mean boathouses, garages close to the water and, after the 2024 storms, appliances that didn’t survive. Apollo Beach and Ruskin are unincorporated Hillsborough; check with the county for its bulky-item rules.
Apollo Beach Appliance Prices
| Appliance | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Freezer (chest) | $146 |
| Washer | $133 |
| Dryer | $128 |
| AC condenser (outdoor) | $115 |
| Dehumidifier | $77 |
After the Water Recedes
Flooded Laundry Rooms
Washers and dryers that took on water go to metal recycling, not the landfill — Florida doesn’t allow white goods there.
Boathouse and Garage
Old freezers, generators and gear from the water’s edge can share the same load.
Apollo Beach Appliance FAQs
Can you remove appliances that flooded?
Yes. Flood-damaged washers, dryers and fridges are carried out and sent to metal recycling.
What does it cost to remove a chest freezer?
$146, refrigerant recovery included. Please empty it first.
Do you take old AC condensers?
Yes, for $115, once your HVAC contractor has disconnected it.
Do you serve Ruskin and Gibsonton?
Yes, at the same prices as Apollo Beach.
Clear Out the Dead Appliances
One photo of each unit — the flat price comes back fast.
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