Furniture Removal

No. Carrying it out is the job. We come to the room it’s in, protect the walls and floors on the way, and load it. If it needs taking apart to get through a door, we do that. You don’t lift anything.

Where it’s usable, yes. Furniture is one of the best categories for donation, and local partners including Habitat for Humanity take couches, tables, dressers and desks in decent condition. A piece that’s broken, soaked or torn is much harder to place, but we still check before we assume.

Yes. Sagging, stained, broken and water-damaged furniture is fine, and it’s most of what we haul. Condition changes where it ends up, not whether we take it. The one exception is anything exposed to bed bugs, which we can’t take at all.

Usually. Tight stairwells, sharp landings and apartment corridors are routine. Tell us the layout when you book, especially if the piece came in before a wall went up or a door was replaced, and we’ll bring the right crew and take it apart if that’s what it needs.

By the fraction of the truck your load fills rather than per piece. Two armchairs is roughly an eighth, a large couch about a quarter, a full bedroom set about half. Our pricing page has the tiers and we confirm the exact number before we load.

If it’s accessible without entering the house, yes. Garage, driveway, porch and yard pickups can go ahead with the price agreed in advance and we’ll send photos when it’s done. For anything inside, someone needs to be there to let us in.