Appliance Removal in Micco, FL

Free if it qualifies · refrigerators & freezers always taken

A dead garage freezer or a second refrigerator nobody has opened in two years is the most common call we get in Micco. Those are a flat $49.99 in any condition, working or not, no photos needed — $99.99 as a total if it has to come down from an upper level. Everything else is free if it qualifies; text photos to (321) 604-1285. The local factor is the quiet streets around the Sebastian River at the very southern end of Brevard.

  • Free if it qualifiesNo trip charge, no upstairs fee, no take-apart fee
  • $49.99 flat — fridges & freezersAny condition, working or not, no photos needed
  • Recycled, not landfilledWorking units re-homed or donated; the rest broken down for materials

Micco access: manufactured homes, community rules and seasonal owners

Micco sits at Brevard's southern edge on the Sebastian River, next door to Barefoot Bay and only a few minutes from Sebastian across the county line. It is largely retirees and seasonal residents, which shows in the work: second refrigerators and garage freezers make up most of it. Straddling the county line is actually useful here, because Micco can run with either the south Brevard route or the Sebastian route, whichever fills first.

What we take in Micco

RefrigeratorsAny condition, no photos needed — flat $49.99. Refrigerator details →
Upright freezersAny size, any condition, working or not. Freezer details →
Washers & dryersSingles or the whole pair — free if they qualify. Washer & dryer details →
StovesElectric or gas, disconnected — free if they qualify. Stove details →

Seasonal residents and off-season removals

A good share of Micco is occupied part of the year, which changes when appliances get dealt with rather than whether they do. The pattern here is spring bookings from people closing up before heading north, and autumn bookings from people who came back to a garage freezer that did not survive the summer. Both are straightforward. Text photos, tell us who can give the crew access, and we will confirm the day with you and with them. You do not have to be standing in the room for the pickup to happen — you do need the refrigerator emptied before it does.

The county line, from our side of it

Administratively Micco is Brevard and Sebastian is Indian River. Operationally they are eight minutes apart and get served together. We mention this because people here sometimes assume they have fallen between two service areas — you have not, you have landed in the overlap, which is the better place to be. Your stop goes on whichever of the two routes fills first.

Micco pricing, in full

Why the fridge is the one that costs moneyA refrigerator or freezer holds refrigerant, and that has to be recovered by a recycler equipped to do it before the unit can be scrapped. That step costs us money on every single one, which is why it is priced rather than free — and why it is the appliance we never turn down, whatever condition it is in.

How to find out in about a minute — Micco

Take a photo of the appliance where it stands, text it to (321) 604-1285, add your ZIP. A person looks at it and replies. That reply is both your answer and your booking — there is no form to fill in afterwards, and nothing gets renegotiated once a crew is standing in your driveway.

Text photos to (321) 604-1285 Or book online

From your first text to an empty garage

Your actual options in Micco

Four ways this ends, and three of them have a catch worth knowing about first:

Wait for a collection dateBulk-waste rules in Brevard are set city by city, and the unincorporated areas run on a different arrangement again. Anything holding refrigerant has to have it recovered before it can be thrown out at all, which is why kerbside programs usually will not simply take a refrigerator. Either way the timetable is theirs rather than yours, and the appliance stays exactly where it is until it comes round.
Haul it yourselfPossible if you own a truck and a ramp and have a free morning. A full-size refrigerator is roughly 250 pounds of awkward, and a drop-off site will still ask questions about the refrigerant.
Let the retailer take itFine if you are buying the replacement from them and do not mind paying for the removal as an add-on. Less useful if you already bought it, or bought it somewhere else, or they left the old one in the garage.
Brevard Appliance Removal — free when it qualifiesText photos and your ZIP to (321) 604-1285 and you get an answer before anyone drives out. If it qualifies we haul it free, with no purchase required and nothing waiting at the kerb. Refrigerators and freezers are always accepted at a flat $49.99, $99.99 total from upstairs.

Recycled rather than landfilled

This is the part most haulers skip over. A Micco appliance leaving on our truck is triaged: repairable units get repaired and re-homed or donated, and everything else is broken down so the metal, motors and glass are recovered. A refrigerator or freezer cannot legally be scrapped until its refrigerant has been recovered by a recycler equipped to handle sealed systems, which is the single reason those units are priced when the rest are free — and the reason Brevard County kerbside collection will usually leave one sitting at your kerb.

Micco appliance removal — common questions

How much does appliance removal cost in Micco?

Nothing at all if the appliance qualifies. Text photos of it to (321) 604-1285 and we will tell you — a qualifying Micco pickup carries no trip charge, no upstairs fee and no take-apart fee. Refrigerators and freezers are the single exception: a flat $49.99 in any condition with no photos needed, or $99.99 as a total if the unit has to come down from upstairs.

Can you pick up in Micco while I am out of state?

Yes, as long as somebody can give the crew access — a neighbour, family or a property manager is fine. Text us photos and the access arrangement, we will confirm the day with you and with them, and the driver texts again when the truck is on the way. Payment can be handled without you standing there.

Micco is right on the county line. Which route am I on?

Whichever one comes first. Micco can be served from the south Brevard run or from the Indian River run through Sebastian, and we put you on whichever fills sooner. You do not need to work out which county you are technically in — text your address and we will place it.

How do I pay for a Micco pickup?

On the day, when the appliance is on the truck — not up front, and not before you have an answer about whether it is free at all. If the appliance qualifies there is nothing to pay. If it is a refrigerator or freezer it is $49.99, or $99.99 as a total from upstairs, and you know that number before anyone drives out.

Do you take broken appliances in Micco?

Yes. A washer that died mid-cycle or a stove that stopped heating still qualifies for free removal — broken is not the same as rusted out. Text photos to (321) 604-1285 to confirm. Refrigerators and freezers we take in any condition whatsoever, working or not, however old, for a flat $49.99.

What does not qualify for free removal in Micco?

Appliances that are rusted out or very old. That is the entire list. Everything else usually qualifies, and photos are how we check, which is why we ask for them instead of quoting blind. Refrigerators and freezers do not need photos at all — we take those in any condition for a flat $49.99, or $99.99 as a total if the unit has to come down from upstairs.

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Old appliance in Micco? Free pickup if it qualifies.

Text photos of it to (321) 604-1285 and you will know before anyone drives out. Refrigerators and freezers are always taken — flat $49.99, any condition, no photos needed, $99.99 total from upstairs.

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