Last updated April 2026

How to Dispose of a Stove or Oven in South Florida

Gas and electric stove removal and disposal across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade.

Quick Answer

Stoves and ovens are primarily steel with no hazardous materials (no refrigerants). Gas stoves require a licensed plumber or gas technician to disconnect the gas line before removal. Electric stoves are straightforward to disconnect and haul. County curbside accepts both. Scrap metal yards take stoves for $5-$20. Umuve removes stoves from $89.

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Key Disposal Facts for Stove or Oven in South Florida

Gas stoves: ALWAYS have a licensed gas technician cap the gas line before moving. Never disconnect gas yourself.
Electric stoves: unplug (120V) or turn off the breaker (240V) before disconnecting the plug.
Both types are accepted as standard bulk curbside items — no special hazardous waste prep.
Scrap metal yards pay $5-$20 per stove/oven. Bring ID; some require title/proof of ownership.
Working gas ranges sell for $100-$300 on Facebook Marketplace; electric for $75-$200.
Professional removal by Umuve starts at $89 including disconnection coordination.

County Disposal Rules

All three South Florida counties — Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade — accept this type of appliance through scheduled bulk curbside pickup. Schedule online or by phone with your city or county solid waste department. Most appointments are available within 5-14 business days. No special prep required unless the unit contains refrigerants.

Professional Removal by Umuve

Umuve removes this type of appliance starting at $89 with same-day service throughout South Florida. We handle disconnection, loading, hauling, and certified recycling — no prep needed on your end.

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