How furniture removal works
Text a photo of the piece, or the room, with your zip and the floor it is on. We send back one price. On the day, two of us carry it out, load it, and go. If it is going to a good home, we drop it at the Habitat ReStore. If it is not, it goes to the county facility for your address.
Doors come off hinges if they need to. Sectionals get unbolted. Beds get broken down. We bring the tools and the straps.
Furniture in Richmond houses
Rowhouses in the Fan and Church Hill have turns in the stairs that a sofa does not want to make. Townhomes in Short Pump have three floors. Ranchers in Mechanicsville have the furniture in the basement, which is the easy part, and the stairs, which are not. We handle all of it and the price already accounts for the carry.
Donation first
A lot of furniture that gets replaced is still perfectly good. A solid dresser, a dining set, a sofa that just does not match the new paint. Those go to the Habitat ReStore on Roane Street or Mall Drive, where someone will buy them and the money builds houses. We think that beats the landfill, and it is why we sort every load.