34667 Service Area
Hudson and Bayonet Point Appliance Repair (34667)
The main Hudson ZIP runs from Hudson Beach and the Sea Ranch Drive canals inland across US 19. Every part of it is unincorporated Pasco County.
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(813) 412-5186Pasco County Utilities supplies most water here, but a small private company, Hudson Water Works, serves part of the Hudson area. Your bill tells you which.
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Houses, Apartments & Condos Across the Tampa Bay Area
34667 takes in most of the Hudson community, part of Bayonet Point including Beacon Woods, and slices of Shady Hills and Heritage Pines. Housing is mostly modest: 1970s and '80s single-story block homes, many manufactured homes in parks and on their own lots, and canal houses along the Gulf. Power comes from Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative across most of the ZIP, with Duke Energy Florida in some areas.
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Two Storms in Two Years
The coastal side of Hudson is in evacuation Zone A. Idalia pushed Gulf water into homes at Hudson Beach in 2023, and Helene did it again in 2024, with water standing in houses along Sea Ranch Drive. On a raised house the laundry is often in the enclosure under the living floor, which is exactly where surge water collects.
If an appliance sat in salt water, leave it unplugged. Motors, gas valves and control boards that were submerged are a safety concern, and many should be replaced rather than repaired. We will give you a straight answer either way.
Houses That Sit Empty Part of the Year
Some Hudson homes are closed for months at a time. Before leaving, shut the water supply to the washer and the ice maker, empty the fridge if you plan to turn it off, and prop its doors open so mildew does not grow inside. If you leave it running, a neighbor checking it once a week can catch a failure before the food spoils.
Seasonal owners in Hudson often come back to a musty front-load washer or a fridge with a dead control board after a summer storm. A short checklist helps: leave the washer door and dispenser drawer open, turn off the ice maker, unplug small electronics, and leave the air conditioning set to a reasonable temperature rather than off, since a closed house at high humidity grows mildew in gaskets and corrodes contacts. When you return, run an empty hot wash on the washer and throw out the first two batches of ice.
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