Old TVs can't go in the trash in Florida — and they shouldn't. CRTs contain lead, and flat screens have mercury and other materials requiring proper handling. Umuve provides certified TV recycling and disposal in Homestead, FL. We'll even unmount wall-mounted TVs. Every unit goes to R2-certified e-waste facilities.
4.8★ from 142 reviews • Licensed & Insured • 97% recycled (glass, metals, plastics)
Homestead sits at the southern tip of Miami-Dade, where suburbia meets agriculture meets the Everglades. The city was devastated by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and rebuilt almost entirely, so the housing stock is relatively uniform and now hitting the 30-year renovation mark. Keys Gate and Waterstone are growing fast with new construction generating debris. The agricultural areas produce unique removal needs — old farm equipment, greenhouse materials, and nursery waste. Homestead is also the last stop before the Florida Keys, and RV and boat storage debris is common. Hurricane preparedness is a way of life here.
Three steps. That's it. No phone tag, no waiting around for estimates.
Upload photos of your items, select tv recycling & disposal as your service, pick a date, and get instant pricing. No waiting, no home visits needed.
We match you with the closest operator equipped for large-lot access — dirt roads, long driveways, and rural properties are no problem. Average match time: 36 minutes.
We'll carefully remove your TV (including wall-mount removal if needed), wrap it for safe transport, and deliver it to a certified electronics recycling facility. Data-bearing devices are wiped or destroyed. We recycle and donate whenever possible — keeping Miami-Dade cleaner, one job at a time.
Transparent pricing — what you see is what you pay. All prices include labor, hauling, and eco-friendly disposal.
Average tv recycling & disposal job in Homestead: $168
Based on 1,080 completed jobs in Homestead
No distance surcharges — same pricing in Homestead as anywhere in Miami-Dade
Agricultural debris experience including farm equipment and greenhouse materials
Hurricane Andrew rebuild-era renovation specialists
38 local operators who live and work in south Dade — not driving down from Miami
Miami-Dade County charges for bulk pickup beyond 2 items per week. Electronics and appliances require separate pickup scheduling through 311. Hazardous waste goes to Miami-Dade Home Chemical Collection Centers. Homestead agricultural properties may generate farm waste not covered by standard bulk pickup. South Dade location means fewer hauler options — plan ahead.
Our 38 local operators cover every neighborhood in Homestead, FL. Here's where we're most active:
Leisure City's affordable homes produce budget-friendly cleanout demand — old furniture, appliances, and accumulated household items.
Florida City's gateway-to-the-Keys location means RV storage debris, boat equipment, and seasonal cleanout demand.
Naranja's agricultural-adjacent properties generate farm equipment debris, greenhouse materials, and large-lot yard waste.
Keys Gate's rapidly growing community produces new-construction debris and move-in furniture disposal as homes sell quickly.
Waterstone's newer development is entering first-renovation territory — builder-grade kitchens and baths being upgraded to custom.
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