
Mattress and single item pickup
One couch, one mattress, one box spring, one appliance. A single item is a job, and plenty of the week is exactly that.

Furniture removal
Couches, sectionals, beds, dressers, desks, tables and patio sets, carried out of the room they are in and hauled away. Free quotes across the DMV.
Quotes are free. A photo of the pile gets you one fastest.

Furniture is the job most people put off longest, because it is the one that actually needs two people and a plan. A sectional has to come apart to leave a basement. A dresser has to go down a turned staircase. A sleeper sofa weighs what it weighs. We take it out of the room it is in, through the doors it came in through, and nothing needs to be moved to the curb first.
The patio set at the top of this page is a typical one: a full wicker set with its cushions, sitting on a back deck. Indoor or outdoor, one piece or a whole house of it, the price is based on what is going and set before anybody arrives.
Furniture in good condition does not always have to be thrown away. That patio set was, and it went on to a new home rather than to the tip. What cannot be reused goes to the transfer station with the rest of the load. And if new furniture is arriving at the same time, we assemble that as well.
What usually goes
From
Wherever it sits
Upstairs, basements, decks and back yards. Not just the curb.
Stairs
Our problem
Say how many flights when you call, so the right hands turn up.
Also
Furniture assembly
New pieces put together while the old ones go out.
Quotes
Free, off a photo
A picture of the piece is usually all it takes to price it.
Furniture removal across the DMV, including Germantown, Gaithersburg, Clarksburg, Rockville, Olney, Potomac, Bethesda, Silver Spring and everywhere else we work.
Free quote
What it is, roughly how much of it there is and which town you are in is enough to price it. A photo is better than all three.

One couch, one mattress, one box spring, one appliance. A single item is a job, and plenty of the week is exactly that.

A whole house, apartment, basement or rental emptied out. You point at what stays; everything else leaves.

Whatever you want gone, carried out of wherever it is sitting and hauled away. You point, we lift.