Every room in the house
FROM THE THIRD FLOOR IF THAT'S WHERE IT IS
Furniture is the single most common thing we haul, and almost never the easy version. It's in the back bedroom, up a flight, around a landing, or three inches wider than the doorway it came through eight years ago.
The crew brings sliders, blankets, straps, and tools. If a frame has to come apart to clear a hallway, it comes apart — that's part of the job, not an add-on. Doors come off hinges and go back on before we leave.
✓Sofas & loveseats
✓Sectionals
✓Recliners
✓Armchairs
✓Coffee tables
✓Dining tables
✓Dining chairs
✓Bed frames
✓Headboards
✓Dressers
✓Armoires & wardrobes
✓Nightstands
✓Bookcases
✓China cabinets
✓Desks
✓Office chairs
✓Entertainment centers
✓Patio furniture
How it works
MEASURED, WRAPPED, CARRIED — NOT DRAGGED
Getting furniture out of a house without marking a wall is a skill. Our crews do it a dozen times a day, and your banister, door casings, and floors come through it fine.
HOW WE PRICE →01
Send a photo of the piece and the doorway
Those two images answer nearly every question we'd otherwise have to ask on the phone.
02
Walk the path first
Before anything moves, the crew maps the route out and decides what needs to come apart.
03
Protected and carried out
Blankets on corners, sliders under legs, doors off hinges when the math demands it.
04
Reassembled where it needs to go
Donation pieces get put back together at the drop-off so they arrive sellable, not as a pile of parts.
Where it goes
A SCRATCHED DRESSER IS STILL A DRESSER
Furniture has the highest reuse rate of anything we haul. If a piece is structurally sound and clean, it almost never sees a landfill.
Habitat ReStore & local thrifts
Sound wood furniture, dining sets, dressers, and bookcases go straight to resale floors.
Shelters & family services
Beds, couches, and tables go to families setting up a first apartment out of transitional housing.
Wood & metal recovery
Broken frames get broken down further — metal to scrap, clean wood to mulch and reuse.
FURNITURE JOBS, IN THEIR WORDS
★★★★★ 5.0 across Google & Nextdoor
★★★★★
"Sectional from a third-floor walk-up. They took the back off in my living room, walked it down, and put my door back on the hinges after."
DEVON R. · UPTOWN
★★★★★
"My grandmother's armoire weighed a literal ton. Not one mark on the stairwell."
PAULA J. · MCKINNEY
★★★★★
"Cleared a whole dining set the day before my new one arrived. Easiest thing about the whole purchase."
GREG T. · ALLEN