Appliance Removal · Midtown St. Pete
Appliance Removal in Midtown St. Pete
St. Petersburg will take an appliance through its free special pickup — once you’ve requested it and moved the fridge to the alley yourself. If that part is the problem, we take it from the kitchen. A standard fridge is $164; a tank water heater is $131.
St. Pete’s Historic Midtown
Midtown is St. Petersburg’s historically Black neighborhood, alongside Childs Park; most homes are concrete-block houses from the 1940s through the ’60s.
Here the city’s special pickup applies: request it and up to three cubic yards of furniture, carpet and appliances are collected free from where your trash goes, alley or curb. Beyond three yards, it’s charged per cubic yard.
Midtown Appliance Prices
| Appliance | Flat price |
|---|---|
| Refrigerator (standard) | $164 |
| Water heater (tank) | $131 |
| Washer | $133 |
| Dryer | $128 |
| Microwave (countertop) | $30 |
City Pickup or Ours
Special Pickup Makes Sense When…
You can get the appliance to the alley or curb, it’s under three yards, and waiting for the city is fine.
We Make Sense When…
It’s still inside, it’s too heavy to move alone, or you need it gone on a set day.
Midtown Appliance FAQs
Does St. Petersburg pick up old appliances?
Yes, through a special-pickup request, within the free three-cubic-yard limit, from the alley or curb.
How much is water heater removal?
A tank water heater is $131; have it drained and disconnected first.
Do you serve Childs Park and Lealman?
Yes, at the same prices across St. Pete and the surrounding area.
Can you take a washer and dryer together?
Yes — $133 and $128, on one trip.
No Dragging It to the Alley
Photo the appliance where it sits — flat price right away.
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