Sofas & armchairs
Describe couches, loveseats, recliners or individual chairs. Include an approximate count and mention unusually large pieces.
furniture removal
Describe the furniture you want removed and the details of your space. An independent provider can confirm whether the items and access can be accommodated.
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Items & spaces
Start with the pieces you want removed. These examples help you describe the job; the provider confirms which items they can accept.
Describe couches, loveseats, recliners or individual chairs. Include an approximate count and mention unusually large pieces.
List tables, desks, cabinets, shelving or dressers. Add approximate dimensions if you know them.
Describe the bed frame, mattress or related pieces separately so the request is clear.
Plan the removal
A sofa on the ground floor and the same sofa upstairs are different requests. Describe both the furniture and the route from the room.
List a sectional by its separate sections, and a bed by its frame, mattress and base. For cabinets or wardrobes, mention anything unusually tall, wide or heavy. Approximate measurements help when you know them.
Mention the floor, stairs, elevator and any narrow doorways or tight turns. If the furniture is in a garage or outside, say so. You do not need to include a street address or entry codes in this form.
Ask whether drawers should be emptied and whether any disassembly is needed. Confirm who will do that work before taking furniture apart or moving bulky pieces to another location.
Before you agree
Give the provider enough context to discuss the work and explain their quote. A short item list is more useful than simply saying “some furniture.”
A dining set includes several pieces. Describe the table and chairs separately, and call out oversize furniture, sleeper sofas or heavy solid-wood storage.
Explain whether collection starts indoors, upstairs or in a garage. Ask about elevator arrangements, carrying distance and where the provider can stop.
Confirm disassembly, accepted items, removal from the room and the final price. If you have a preference for reuse or donation, ask what the provider can arrange.
Example inquiry
Illustrative wording. Use your own item and access details.
I would like a three-seat sofa, one armchair and a queen bed frame removed from an apartment. The sofa and chair are on the second floor, with stairs and no elevator. The bed frame is still assembled. Please confirm whether you can handle the disassembly and what the quote includes.
The item list, location and preparation question give the provider a useful starting point.
Questions, answered
Ask the provider first. Describe whether the item is assembled and whether you need help taking it apart. Disassembly and reassembly are not confirmed by submitting this form.
Mention the floor, number of stair flights, elevator availability and any tight turns. The provider must confirm the route, crew requirements and whether the collection can be accommodated.
List the mattress, base and frame separately, including their approximate size. Ask the provider about acceptance, preparation and any item-specific charges before agreeing to the service.
Describe its actual condition, including broken parts or other handling concerns. The provider decides what they can accept; this website does not guarantee collection, resale or donation.
You can explain that reuse or donation is your preference. Ask the provider about available arrangements and any condition requirements. Donation or recycling is not guaranteed by this platform.
Yes. List the furniture and appliances as separate groups, and describe any connected or built-in units. Confirm acceptance of the complete list with the provider.