Service · Denver metro
Furniture removal, including the piece stuck on the stairs.
Sectionals that won't turn the corner, mattresses nobody wants, the dresser in the basement. We connect you with a local hauler who carries it out and takes it away.
Typical furniture removal jobs
Most jobs land in one of these. Access and volume are the variables.
| Situation | Typical |
|---|---|
| Single item (couch, mattress) | $95 – $150 |
| Bedroom set | $180 – $290 |
| Living room clearout | $300 – $450 |
| Full apartment | $450 – $700 |
Stairs and elevator access are normal and don't carry a surcharge on their own.
Detail
What's involved
What can go
Couches, sectionals, recliners, mattresses and box springs, bed frames, dressers, wardrobes, dining sets, desks, office chairs, bookcases, entertainment units, patio furniture.
Getting it out
Most of the work in furniture removal is the route, not the lifting. Doorways, stair turns and tight landings decide whether a piece comes out whole or comes apart. Disassembly is normally part of the job; check it's in the quote.
Where it goes
Furniture in usable condition goes to donation partners first — it's better for everyone and it's what most people assume already happens. Anything broken, stained or water-damaged goes to the transfer station, with metal frames pulled for recycling.
Questions
Furniture removal questions
Can mattresses go?
Yes. Colorado has mattress recycling programmes, so a mattress can often be dismantled rather than buried. It's a common single-item call.
Can furniture come from a second-floor apartment?
Yes, with or without an elevator. Mention the floor in your request so the hauler sends the right crew size.
Can it be donated?
Often, if the piece is in good enough condition. Nobody can guarantee a specific charity takes a specific item, but ask the hauler to donate what's usable.
Get a price for this job
Five questions, about a minute. You'll get a size estimate and a range.
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Other things that can go
Appliance removal
Fridges, washers, dryers, stoves and water heaters, including the refrigerant rules.
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Years of accumulation cleared out, sorted for donation where it makes sense.
See details →Estate cleanouts
Full-property clearing, done carefully and on the family's timeline.
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