Furniture Removal Across Southern California

The Couch That Won't Go Back Out The Door

Furniture is awkward in a way that surprises people. A sectional that came in through a sliding door before the fence went up. A sleeper sofa with a steel frame that weighs twice what it looks like. A mattress that folds just enough to get wedged in a stairwell.

We do this every day. We know when a piece has to come apart to get out, and we take it apart properly instead of forcing it through and taking a chunk of drywall with it.

Furniture we take

• Couches, loveseats, sectionals and recliners
• Mattresses and box springs, all sizes
• Bed frames, headboards and bunk beds
• Dressers, armoires and wardrobes
• Dining tables, chairs and china cabinets
• Desks, filing cabinets and office chairs
• Bookshelves and entertainment centers
• Pianos and organs
• Patio sets, umbrellas and outdoor furniture
• Cribs, changing tables and kids' furniture
• Exercise equipment and treadmills
• Rugs and carpet

Mattresses Are Their Own Problem

Most cities won't take a mattress in regular bulky-item pickup without scheduling it, and they go to landfill in enormous numbers. Mattresses are also one of the most recyclable things in a house — steel springs, foam and fiber all have a stream. California runs a statewide mattress recycling program, and we route mattresses to recycling wherever the facility takes them.

Apartments, Walk-Ups And Tight Access

Third-floor walk-up, no elevator, narrow stairwell, street parking only — that's most of LA. Tell us the situation when you call. It doesn't scare us, but it does change how long the job takes, and we'd rather quote you accurately than surprise you at the door.