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Furniture & appliance removal
Couches, mattresses, dressers, fridges, washers and anything else that won't fit in a trash bag. Our crew does the heavy lifting, loads the truck and takes it away.
- Free estimates
- One piece or a full load
- All five boroughs
- Couches & sectionalsSofas, sleepers, recliners and sectionals, including the ones that barely fit through the door.
- Mattresses & box springsWe carry them out, so there's no bagging them up for the curb.
- Fridges & washersBig appliances out of kitchens, basements and laundry rooms.
- Dressers, desks & bed framesHeavy wood furniture, metal frames and everything in between.
What we take
If it's furniture or a household appliance, we can probably haul it. Not sure about something? Send a photo and ask.
Furniture Every room in the house
- Couches, sofas & sectionals
Including sleeper sofas and recliners.
- Mattresses & box springs
Any size, from a crib mattress to a king.
- Bed frames, dressers & wardrobes
Wood and metal, assembled or in pieces.
- Tables, chairs & desks
Dining sets, office chairs, home office desks.
- Bookcases, shelving & TV stands
Plus the smaller clutter around them.
Appliances Kitchen, laundry and more
- Refrigerators & freezers
Upright fridges, chest freezers and mini fridges.
- Washers & dryers
Out of the apartment, basement or laundry room.
- Stoves & other large appliances
Tell us what you have when you send photos.
- Not sure about an item?
Paint, chemicals and other hazardous waste need special handling. Ask before your job.
Why not just leave it at the curb?
NYC Sanitation does pick up large items for free. The catch is the rules:
- You can set out up to 6 large items per collection day, and bulk pickup appointments are no longer offered.
- Mattresses and box springs have to be sealed in plastic bags. Skipping that can mean a fine of up to $300.
- Fridges, freezers and air conditioners need their Freon removed by DSNY before they're collected. Newer units with R600a or R32 refrigerant aren't collected by DSNY at all.
- Metal and rigid plastic go out with recycling. Wood furniture goes out on your trash-only day.
- You still have to get everything down the stairs and out to the curb yourself.
If that works for you, great. If it doesn't, send us photos and we'll take it from inside your home.
Rules from the NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY), checked October 2026. DSNY pages: large items, furniture and mattresses, appliances.
How it works
Most furniture jobs start with a couple of photos.
Send photos
Snap the pieces that need to go and send them with your ZIP code. Mention stairs, elevators or tight hallways.
Get a free estimate
We'll get back to you with a price. No obligation.
We carry it out
Our crew lifts it, carries it out and loads the truck. Nothing gets left on the curb.
Questions
Don't see your question? Call or text (917) 533-3220.
Will you take just one item?
Yes. We take jobs from a single couch to a full apartment. Send a photo of the piece and we'll quote it.
Can you get a couch out of a walk-up?
Carrying furniture down the stairs is part of the job. Tell us the floor and whether there's an elevator so the estimate covers it.
Do I need to bag my mattress?
Not for us. Bagging is a DSNY rule for mattresses set out at the curb. If we're hauling it, just tell us it's on the list.
Do you take refrigerators and air conditioners?
We take fridges and other large appliances. Mention air conditioners and anything else with refrigerant in your request so we can confirm before the job.
Do you take TVs and computers?
Electronics like TVs, computers and monitors can't legally go out with NYC trash or recycling. List them in your quote request and we'll tell you how we can handle them.
How much does furniture removal cost?
It depends on how many pieces there are, how big they are and how hard they are to get out. Send photos for a free estimate before anything is scheduled.