What We Remove

Living room furniture makes up a large share of the calls we get, and it's usually the heaviest, most unwieldy category too. A full sectional alone can weigh well over 300 pounds once you account for the frame, cushions, and any pull-out or reclining mechanisms built in, which is exactly why a two-person crew is standard on every job rather than something we charge extra for.

We remove:

• Sofas, loveseats, and sleeper sofas
• Sectionals, including modular pieces that need to be broken apart to clear a doorway or hallway
• Recliners, both manual and powered
• Armchairs, accent chairs, and ottomans
• Coffee tables, end tables, and TV stands
• Entertainment centers and media consoles

Sectionals and large sofas are often the pieces people assume will be the hardest part of a move or a cleanout. In practice, that's exactly what two-person furniture crews are built for, and it's one of the most common single-item calls we take across Santa Monica, West Hollywood, and the rest of the Westside.

Bedroom furniture removal covers everything from a single mattress swap to clearing out a full bedroom ahead of a move or renovation. Mattresses and box springs are picked up in any size, from a twin in a studio apartment to a California king, and in any condition, stained, torn, or just old. If your building or city requires mattresses to be bagged before disposal, we handle that as part of the pickup.

We remove:

• Mattresses and box springs, all sizes
• Bed frames, headboards, and footboards
• Dressers, chests, and armoires
• Nightstands
• Bookshelves and bedroom storage units

A full dresser, especially a solid wood one, is deceptively heavy for its size, and bed frames with metal rails or platform bases often need to be disassembled to get out of a bedroom door or down a stairwell. Both are routine for our crews.

Dining and office furniture tends to come up most during a move, a remodel, or when a Culver City production office or home workspace gets cleared out. These pieces are often awkward rather than simply heavy, long dining tables, glass tops, and filing cabinets packed with contents all take a bit more care to carry than they look like they should.

We remove:

• Dining tables and chairs
• Desks, including L-shaped and executive desks
• Office chairs
• Filing cabinets and storage cabinets
• Bookshelves, credenzas, and shelving units

Pianos are one of the heaviest single items a home can have, and most people assume getting rid of one means a specialty piano-moving company and a hefty bill. For removal and disposal, it's more straightforward than that.

We remove:

• Upright and spinet pianos, handled like any other large, heavy furniture piece
• Grand and baby grand pianos, broken down on-site as part of the removal since the piece isn't being relocated, just taken out

Since the piano is coming out for good rather than being moved to a new home, our two-person crews can take it apart piece by piece to get it through doorways and down stairwells that an intact piano never would've fit through.

Major appliance pickup is a paid, scheduled service, and the convenience is the point: we take appliances in any condition, and we disconnect and carry them out ourselves rather than asking you to stage anything at the curb.

We remove:

• Refrigerators and freezers
• Washers and dryers
• Dishwashers
• Stoves, ranges, and ovens
• Microwaves

Refrigerators in particular require careful handling given their weight and size, and a two-person crew makes the difference between a clean pickup and a scraped-up doorframe or stairwell wall.

Outdoor furniture takes a beating from sun and weather, and it's common for it to outlive its usefulness well before anyone gets around to replacing it. We pick up patio sets, outdoor sectionals, and anything else sitting on a deck, balcony, or backyard that's ready to go.

We remove:

• Patio tables and chairs
• Outdoor sofas and sectionals
• Umbrellas and stands
• Outdoor storage boxes and deck furniture