How much does furniture removal cost in Boston?

A single sofa averages $125, which covers the carry-out, loading, transport and disposal or donation. A three-piece sectional is around $275, and a full bedroom set — bed, mattress, dresser, nightstands — runs about $500. Everything is quoted by volume, so combining pieces on one visit is always cheaper than separate trips.

Stairs, tight turns and disassembly are included in the price. If a piece has to come apart to clear a doorway, our crew does it with their own tools.

Donation first, landfill last

Boston has a real need for gently used furniture. Anything structurally sound and clean goes to a local charity partner or reuse center rather than the transfer station, and we'll email you the donation receipt when the partner provides one.

Pieces that are broken, soiled or infested get dismantled for material recycling where possible — wood, metal and textiles all have downstream outlets in Massachusetts.

Furniture pickup for movers, landlords and stagers

Moving companies won't take your old couch, and retailers only haul the piece they're replacing. We clear whatever is left over on move-out day, including whole rooms if the new place is smaller.

Landlords use us for abandoned furniture between tenants, and home stagers use us to strip a property before photos. Book a two-hour arrival window and we'll text when the crew is on the way.