Appliance Removal in Daytona Beach, FL

The City of Daytona Beach Solid Waste Division (950 Bellevue Ave.) runs twice-weekly residential collection (Monday/Thursday or Tuesday/Friday by zone) and folds "household garbage (includes furniture, appliances and bulky items)" into the regular curbside pickup at no published per-pickup charge — no scheduling call required, no per-item fee, items at the curb the night before or by 6 a.m. on the scheduled day. Larger items "which cannot be placed in toters, boxes or bags, may be stacked neatly beside the toter," which is the operative line for a washer, dryer, range, or fridge. The catch is federal, not municipal: refrigerant-bearing units (fridges, freezers, window ACs, dehumidifiers) require EPA Clean Air Act § 608 refrigerant reclamation by a certified technician before disposal, and the city does not perform reclamation at the curb — a unit set out with intact freon can be tagged or refused. Step outside the city line into unincorporated Volusia County and the rule changes: a $297 annual non-ad-valorem assessment per residential unit, once-weekly garbage in a 95-gal cart through a contracted hauler online, and bulky items capped at 4 per household per week — the published list explicitly names "furniture, mattresses, appliances, carpet, water heaters, tires." A fridge + range + washer + dryer kitchen-plus-laundry swap fills the entire weekly cap. Curbside setout under Volusia County Ordinance § 106-103(d) is ≤ 10 ft from the road and ≤ 12 hours before or after collection. The county contractor takes refrigerant appliances curbside and routes § 608 reclamation downstream at Tomoka Landfill before the shell is scrapped.

Dropcurb picks up appliances same-day in Daytona Beach for $109 — no waitlist, no annual limit.